The interaction of CD3CN with dehydrated H3PW12O40 in solid form has been studied by IR spectroscopy, and results are compared with those obtained for other CD3CN/acidic or CD3CN/superacidic solid systems (like zeolites in the acidic form and the perfluorosulfonic membrane H-NAFION). The formation of CD3CN . . .H+. . . NCCD3 adducts is demonstrated. These species are characterised by a characteristic band at 2330 cm(-1) and by a very broad absorption below 2000 cm(-1). On the basis of theoretical DFT ab initio calculations and by comparison with experimental results obtained on the analogous H5O2+ adducts, the above bands are assigned respectively to the nu (CN) and to the nu (N . . .H+. . .N) modes of the protonated (CD3CN)(2)H+ dimers.

(CD3CN)2H+ adducts in anhydrous H3PW12O40: a FTIR study

BORDIGA, Silvia;CIVALLERI, Bartolomeo;ZECCHINA, Adriano
2001-01-01

Abstract

The interaction of CD3CN with dehydrated H3PW12O40 in solid form has been studied by IR spectroscopy, and results are compared with those obtained for other CD3CN/acidic or CD3CN/superacidic solid systems (like zeolites in the acidic form and the perfluorosulfonic membrane H-NAFION). The formation of CD3CN . . .H+. . . NCCD3 adducts is demonstrated. These species are characterised by a characteristic band at 2330 cm(-1) and by a very broad absorption below 2000 cm(-1). On the basis of theoretical DFT ab initio calculations and by comparison with experimental results obtained on the analogous H5O2+ adducts, the above bands are assigned respectively to the nu (CN) and to the nu (N . . .H+. . .N) modes of the protonated (CD3CN)(2)H+ dimers.
2001
3
1345
1347
http://www.rsc.org/publishing/journals/CP/article.asp?doi=b008757m
heteropolyacids; FTIR spectroscopy; bronsted acidity
C. PAZÈ; S. BORDIGA; B. CIVALLERI; A. ZECCHINA
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