Abstract
Data for the elec. cond. (at 298.15 K), d., and viscosity [both at (278.15, 288.15, 298.15, 308.15, and 318.15) K] of aq. solns. of choline chloride (ChCl) and chloro-choline chloride (Cl-ChCl) are reported for solute molalities m .ltorsim. 2.0 mol/kg-1 (ChCl) and .ltorsim. 2.1 mol/kg-1 (Cl-ChCl), resp. From the densities apparent molar volumes were calcd., and the limiting partial molar volumes ...
Abstract
Data for the elec. cond. (at 298.15 K), d., and viscosity [both at (278.15, 288.15, 298.15, 308.15, and 318.15) K] of aq. solns. of choline chloride (ChCl) and chloro-choline chloride (Cl-ChCl) are reported for solute molalities m .ltorsim. 2.0 mol/kg-1 (ChCl) and .ltorsim. 2.1 mol/kg-1 (Cl-ChCl), resp. From the densities apparent molar volumes were calcd., and the limiting partial molar volumes and Hepler's consts. of ChCl(aq) and Cl-ChCl(aq) were evaluated. From the viscosities Arrhenius activation energies of viscous flow were detd. While apparent molar volumes suggest at best weak ion pairing for ChCl(aq) and Cl-ChCl(aq), the Walden product obtained for 25 °C hints at significant ion-ion interactions and/or changes in ion hydration with increasing concn.
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