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Spectroscopic studies of preferential and asymmetric solvation in substituted cyanoiron(II) complexes

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The solvatochromism observed for substituted cyanoiron complexes depends on the acceptor properties of the solvents, according to v = vo + a(AN), where ν is the measured spectral charge transfer energy and AN refers to the acceptor number scale. The parameter a was found to be strongly influenced by the solvation characteristics of the ligands compared with those of the cyanides. In H2O+S mixed solvents, preferential solvation by water was observed where S was acetone or acetonitrile, but not when S was methanol, dimethylsulfoxide, dimethylformamide or related solvents.

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Toma, H.E., Takasugi, M.S. Spectroscopic studies of preferential and asymmetric solvation in substituted cyanoiron(II) complexes. J Solution Chem 12, 547–561 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01150847

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