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Determination of Densities of Amino Compounds for Molar Volumes in Aqueous Solutions with Magnetic Float Densimeter at Various Temperatures


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Title: Determination of Densities of Amino Compounds for Molar Volumes in Aqueous Solutions with Magnetic Float Densimeter at Various Temperatures

Authors: Man Singh

Journal: Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research (Series B: Biological Sciences)

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Publisher: PCSIR Scientific Information Centre

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2006

Volume: 49

Issue: 3

Language: English

Keywords: : magnetic float densimeterAnton Paarheteromolecular interactionshydrophilic interactionshydrophobic interactionsmolar volumedensities of urea/methylureamelamine

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Abstract

Densities (r) of urea (H NCONH ), methylurea (H C-HNCONH ), melamine (C N H ) in aqueous, alongwith
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mehtylurea in 0.05 mol kg-1  aqueous urea solutions have been measured with magnetic float densimeter (MFD) with








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the accuracy value of 1x10-3 kg m-3. The data were used to calculate apparent molar volumes (Vf ) that are compared with the values obtained with Anton Paar densimeter DMA 60/601 model. The values of the r and Vf parameters were regressed and extrapolated to zero concentration (m = 0), for their limiting densities (ro) and limiting molar volumes (V o) alongwith their respective slope values. The values of the ro and V  oconstants elucidated the heteromolecular interactions of  -NH








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group, and it was noted that -NH     in different chemical compounds influenced interactions with water, especially with








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electron donating -CH  group of methylurea.


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