Thermal analysis (DTA, DTGA, and TGA) of insoluble metal pectinates (MPs) of Cu2+ (CuP) and Pb2+ (PbP) showed the presence of high-temperature components (150 – 165 and 150 – 160°C, respectively). Potentiometric alkalimetric titration of CuP and PbP revealed equivalence points at pH 4.87 and 4.95, respectively, that were uncharacteristic of the reagents (9.14 for pectin, 6.42 for Cu acetate, and 7.84 for Pb acetate) and were indicative of the acidic properties of the MPs. The presence of the high-temperature components (>150°C) in the MPs and their ability to manifest acidic properties (pH ~ 5) upon reaction with base were indicative of the presence of inner-coordination-sphere water in the MPs. The simplest formulas of the MPs were expressed as [CuL2(H2O)2] and [PbL(H2O)4] considering the loss of this water and the known ratio of metal cations and pectin monomers (L).
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Kaisheva, N.S., Kaishev, A.S. Identification and Quantitative Determination of Inner-Coordination-Sphere Water in Insoluble Cu2+ and Pb2+ Pectinates. Pharm Chem J 55, 627–632 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11094-021-02468-z
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