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Synthesis and Hydration-Dehydration of Uranyl p-Toluenesulfonate and Its Hydrates

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Uranyl p-toluenesulfonate was synthesized and studied. This salt crystallizes from aqueous solution as pentahydrate. Its solubility is 2.57 mol kg- 1 at 25°C. Anhydrous salt and lower hydrates were prepared. Hydration of the anhydrous salt in air at various water vapor pressures was studied. The TGA data show that uranyl p-toluenesulfonate pentahydrate has the layered structure of the hydration shell. The IR spectra of crystal hydrates with the same composition obtained by the dehydration-hydration procedure are the same in the region of frequencies of sulfonate group and differ in the region of water vibrations.

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Baluev, A.V., Mityakhina, V.S. & Bogachev, S.I. Synthesis and Hydration-Dehydration of Uranyl p-Toluenesulfonate and Its Hydrates. Radiochemistry 45, 542–546 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RACH.0000015747.92144.b2

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