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Spectrophotometric determination of the acid dissociation constants for cacodylic acid and p-Nitrophenol at elevated temperatures

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Using 2.5-dinitrophenol as an optical indicator, the pKa of cacodylic acid were spectrophotometrically determined at elevated temperatures under saturation vapor pressures. The result is pKa = -26.41 + 1296/T + 4.973 InT whereT is in Kelvin. In a similar way, the pKa ofp-nitrophenol were obtained up to 200‡C giving pKa = -24.82 + 2135/T + 4.353 InT From these results, several thermodynamic functions of cacodylic acid andp- nitrophenol were calculated.

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Shin, TW., Kim, K. & Lee, IJ. Spectrophotometric determination of the acid dissociation constants for cacodylic acid and p-Nitrophenol at elevated temperatures. J Solution Chem 26, 379–390 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02767677

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