18–23 Sept 2011
Città del Mare, Terrasini - Palermo - Sicily - Italy
Europe/Rome timezone
3rd International Nuclear Chemistry Congress - 3rd-INCC

Limiting transport properties of lanthanide and actinide ions in water.Hydration number and hydrolysis phenomena.

19 Sept 2011, 17:30
1h 30m
Paladini (Città del Mare, Terrasini - Palermo - Sicily - Italy)

Paladini

Città del Mare, Terrasini - Palermo - Sicily - Italy

poster Nuclear Chemistry and Radiochemistry Poster Section 1

Speaker

Prof. Habib Latrous (Faculté des sciences de tunis)

Description

Abstract We start with the idea that there is no second layer of hydration for trivalent ions La, Ac; Since it is an illogical model that first layer may contains between eight and nine molecules of water, and second layer would have a larger radius and no more than five or closes six water molecules. In this paper, we present a new simplistic model for estimation of trivalent actinides and lanthanides ions self diffusion coefficients. We take account hydrolysis phenomena. We use Fuoss theory and Bjerrum approach to calculate Kh the thermodynamic hydrolysis constant using Marcus summarized data for different radius. We suppose that ion structure stills the same in solid state (salt) or in aqueous solution, regarding the water molecules surrounding central ions (M≡ La3+ , Ac3+). Taking account hydrolysis, experimental self diffusion coefficient D of ion is equal to the sum of two contributions: free and associated ion. D° = αD°free + (1-α)D°h , free ≡ M3+(H20)n=8,9 , h ≡ M3+(H20)nOH- with Kh = [h].[H+] /[free]= 10-7 (1-α)/α ; α is the molar fraction of free La/Ac ions. At infinite dilution, pH = 7 (Oswald dilution Principle) In our recent paper, we have verified our simplistic calculus method with experimental data for Lanthanum and Gadolinium (first and middle 4f element series). Our model will end the disconcordances results by Spectral and crystallographic methods in solid state or by measurement methods solution... Key worlds: Lanthanides , actinides , hydrolysis , hydration shell.

Author

Prof. Habib Latrous (Faculté des sciences de tunis)

Co-author

Dr Rafik BESBES (Unité de recherche physico-chimique moléculaire (IPEST) la Marsa Tunisia)

Presentation materials

There are no materials yet.