Journal of Chemistry

Studies on the effect of Aquo-Dioxan Solvent System on the biochemical behaviour of the Substituted Valerates

Author & Affiliation:
SUSHMA KUMARI
Dept. of Chemistry, V. K. S. University, Ara (India)
Keyword:
Solvation and desolvation, Barclay- Butler rule, Solvent u2013Solute Interaction
Issue Date:
September 2020
Abstract:

Valerates and Substituted Valerates have been found to be useful for humanbeings as its hydrolysis product i.e. valence acid is used in the society in the form of perfumes flavours platister, vinyl stabilizer and pharmaceuyicals.
With a views to study the solvent effect of 1:4 dioxan on the biochemical behivour of the hydrolysis product of a substituted valerate, the kinetic of Alkali catalysed of mothyl iso-valerate was studies in aquodioxan media.
Increase observed in free energy activation with simultaneous increase in the value of both the activation H* and S*, it is concluded that in the presence of dioxan with reaction media, the reaction becomes enthaipy dominating and entropy controlled.
From the evaluated values of the reaction which comes to be 329.0, it is inferred that Barclay-Butler rule is obeyed by the reaction and there is strong solvent- solute interaction in presence of dioxan the reaction media.

Pages:
63-71
ISSN:
2319-8036 (Online) - 0973-3450 (Print)
Source:
DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.22147/juc/160503

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S. Kumari, "Studies on the effect of Aquo-Dioxan Solvent System on the biochemical behaviour of the Substituted Valerates", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 16, Issue 5, Page Number 63-71, 2020

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S. Kumari, "Studies on the effect of Aquo-Dioxan Solvent System on the biochemical behaviour of the Substituted Valerates", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 16, Issue 5, Page Number 63-71, 2020

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