FENG Lu, WANG Xiaoyi, LIU Chaoqing, et al. Determination and analysis of conductivity of five synthetic ester-substituted imidazole ionic liquids[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (S2): 466-472.
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FENG Lu, WANG Xiaoyi, LIU Chaoqing, et al. Determination and analysis of conductivity of five synthetic ester-substituted imidazole ionic liquids[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (S2): 466-472.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20150023.
Determination and analysis of conductivity of five synthetic ester-substituted imidazole ionic liquids
The conductivity properties of ionic liquids reflects the conductive capacity of ionic liquids
which is closely related to the degree of ionization in the solvents and the ability of ion solvation. In order to study the conductivity of five synthetic ester-substituted imidazole ionic liquid which were synthesized by our lab
we used the DDS307 conductivity meter to determine the conductivities of [MIMCH2COOCH3]NTf2
[MIMCH2COOCH2CH3]NTf2
[MIMCH2COOCH2CH2CH3]NTf2
[MIMCH2C6H4COOCH3]NTf2 and [MIMCH2C6H4COOCH2CH3]NTf2 in the solvents of methanol
acetonitrile
DMSO
ethyl acetate
respectively. The results shown that within a certain concentration range
the conductivity of the ionic liquid increased with the increase of the liquid concentration
when other conditions remained the same. Moreover
within a certain temperature range
the conductivity of the ionic liquid increased with the increase of the temperature. Compared between the conductivities of the four solvents
the values of the conductivities ranging from small to large were in the order of ethyl acetate
DMSO
methanol and acetonitrile. Reflects the interaction of five kinds of ester-substituted ionic liquids and the ethyl acetate.
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