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Obtaining thermochemical data by the extended kinetic method.

Guy Bouchoux¹, Michel Sablier, Florence Berruyer-Penaud

¹Laboratoire des Mécanismes Réactionnels, UMR CNRS 7651, Ecole Polytechnique, 91128 Palaiseau Cedex, France. bouchoux@bach.polytechnique.fr

Journal of Mass Spectrometry : JMS

|September 24, 2004

Summary

This study uses statistical rate calculations to analyze proton affinity and entropy in polydentate bases. The method accurately determines these properties but shows significant underestimates for experimental protonation entropies, requiring further investigation.

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Area of Science:

Chemical Kinetics
Computational Chemistry
Physical Chemistry

Background:

The extended kinetic method is crucial for determining thermodynamic properties of bases.
Polydentate bases present unique challenges due to significant entropy losses upon protonation.
Accurate measurement of proton affinity and protonation entropy is vital in chemical analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To perform a microcanonical analysis of the extended kinetic method.
To evaluate the accuracy of statistical rate calculations based on orbiting transition state theory for polydentate bases.
To investigate discrepancies between theoretical modeling and experimental data for protonation entropies.

Main Methods:

Utilizing statistical rate calculations grounded in orbiting transition state theory.

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Employing microcanonical analysis of the extended kinetic method.

Simulating model systems of polydentate bases (M) with varying entropy losses.

Main Results:

The correlations accurately predict proton affinity and protonation entropy for model bases.
A systematic underestimate (5-15%) of protonation entropy was observed due to linear curve fitting.
Experimental data for polydentate bases showed much larger underestimates (50-90%) for protonation entropies.

Conclusions:

The theoretical model provides a reliable method for estimating proton affinity and entropy for polydentate bases.
Linear fitting procedures introduce systematic errors in entropy calculations.
Significant discrepancies with experimental data highlight limitations in current modeling and necessitate further research into the origins of these errors.