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A rigorous thermodynamic treatment appropriate for surface adsorption from mixed aqueous solution of alkali and polyprotic acid was derived. Those equations were applied to mixed aqueous solution/air systems of alkali metal hydroxide and FeIII complex with ethylenediamine- N, N, N′,N′-tetraacetate (Fe-EDTA). Surface density of each species arising from Fe-EDTA was separately evaluated, and thus, surface activity of Fe-EDTA was studied, especially its dependence on pH and how it is influenced by the counter cations. Fe-EDTA was positively adsorbed at the water/air interface at very low pHs and negatively at high pHs. The pH range of positive adsorption of Fe-EDTA with potassium ion, as a counter ion, was wider than that with sodium ion. Thus, potassium ion, a structure breaker, tended to smooth surface adsorption of Fe-EDTA at the water/air interface, whereas sodium ion, a structure maker, tended to withdraw Fe-EDTA from the interfacial region.
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M. V. thanks Professor Emeritus Akira Nagasawa of Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama University for the fruitful discussion and Associate Professor Takashi Fujihara of Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama University for the X-ray crystallography measurement on Fe III(H 2O)(Hedta) crystal.
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Partial differentiations of α 1, α 2, δ and \(m_{\text {OH}^{-}}\) with respect to m i
It would be easier if the partial derivatives (∂ α 1/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i , (∂ α 2/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i , (∂ δ/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i , and \((\partial m_{\text {OH}^{-}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p, m_{j\not = i}}\) can be calculated numerically. Partial differentiation of p K a1, p K a2, and p K d and Eq. 22 combined with Eqs. 9 ∼14, with respect to m i (i = 1 or 2) give the following relations. Namely, \((\partial \mathrm {p}K_{\mathrm {a}_{1}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} = -(\partial \log a_{\mathrm {c}1-} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} + (\partial \text {pH} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} + (\partial \log a_{\mathrm {c}0} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}}\) gives
\((\partial \mathrm {p}K_{\mathrm {a}_{2}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} = -(\partial \log a_{\mathrm {c}2-} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} \\+ (\partial \text {pH} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} + (\partial \log a_{\mathrm {c}1-} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}}\) gives
\((\partial \mathrm {p}K_{\mathrm {d}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} = -(\partial \log a_{\text {cd}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} - (\partial \text {pH} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} + 2(\partial \log a_{\text {cd}} / \partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}}\) gives
with χ(i) being
and \(\left \{\partial \left (m_{\text {OH}^{-}} -\frac {K_{\mathrm {w}}}{\gamma _{\mathrm {H}^{+}}\gamma _{\text {OH}^{-}}m_{\text {OH}^{-}}}\right )/ \partial m_{i}\right \}_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}} = \left [ \partial \{m_{1} -m_{2} \alpha _{1} (1+\alpha _{2})\} / \partial m_{i} \right ]_{T,p,m_{j\not = i}}\) gives
and
Thus, partial derivatives of the molality of hydroxide ion \(m_{\text {OH}^{-}}\), the degrees of dissociation of the complex α 1 and α 2, and the degree of dimerization of the complex δ with respect to the molality of sodium hydroxide, m 1 constitutes the following simultaneous linear equations.
where
where 𝒟 is defined by
Similarly, partial derivatives of \(m_{\text {OH}^{-}}\), α 1, α 2, and δ with respect to m 2 constitute the following simultaneous equations.
The partial derivatives \((\partial m_{\text {OH}^{-}} /\partial m_{i})_{T,p,m_{j\neq i}}\), (∂ α 1/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i , (∂ α 2/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i , and (∂ δ/∂ m i ) T, p, m j ≠ i (i = 1 or 2) are obtained by solving the above simultaneous equations by using Cramer’s rule.
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Villeneuve, M., Tanaka, M., Abe, M. et al. Adsorption of polyprotic acid at the water/air interface. Colloid Polym Sci 292, 2335–2348 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00396-014-3203-2
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