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Thermal diffusion with stepwise association equilibria in aqueous solutions of the ionic dyes methylene blue and methyl orange

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Soret coefficients are measured conductimetrically for dilute aqueous solutions of the stepwise-associating ionic dyes methylene blue (chloride salt) and methyl orange (sodium salt) at 25°C. In contrast to the behavior of other dilute aqueous electrolytes, the Soret coefficients of the dyes increase with concentration. An approximate treatment of thermal diffusion of stepwise-associating solutes is developed to interpret the results. The analysis is used to estimate the intrinsic enthalpies of transport of the monomeric and the associated forms of the dyes. The enthalpy of association makes a large reactive contribution to the enthalpy of transport of methyl orange.

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Hui, L., Leaist, D.G. Thermal diffusion with stepwise association equilibria in aqueous solutions of the ionic dyes methylene blue and methyl orange. J Solution Chem 19, 391–399 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00648143

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