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Measurement of the enthalpies of complexation of thorium with multiple fluoride ligands

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Titration calorimetry has been utilized to study the aqueous solution chemistry of the Th4++F system. Enthalpies of the first three complexation reactions have been measured at an ionic strength of 0.5M at 25°C, and corresponding entropy values have been calculated. Results for the first complex are in good agreement with an established electrostatic model of metal-fluoride bonding.

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Grant, P.M., Kinard, W.F. & Baisden, P.A. Measurement of the enthalpies of complexation of thorium with multiple fluoride ligands. J Solution Chem 18, 211–216 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00652984

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