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Solvent effects on hydrogen bond formation

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Enthalpies of solution have been used to calculate transfer enthalpies for phenol, pyridine, and DMSO between the solvent cyclohexane and the solvents CCl4, benzene, and CHCl3. By use of model compounds, enthalpies due to interactions with phenol, pyridine, and DMSO have been determined. These enthalpies are used to calculate the effect of solvation relative to cyclohexane on hydrogen bonded complexes in CCl4 and benzene solvents. Correlations with enthalpies due to interactions and frequency shifts for the hydroxyl stretch in these solvents have also been made.

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Spencer, J.N., Holmboe, E.S., Firth, D.W. et al. Solvent effects on hydrogen bond formation. J Solution Chem 10, 745–756 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00646724

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