Correlating Viscosity Trends and Ultrafast Structural Dynamics in TMSO–Water and SFL–Water Binary Mixtures
Jiman He,
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Min Lin,
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Yuting Gao
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et al.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 3544 - 3552
Published: March 31, 2025
The
hydrogen
bonding
dynamics
in
tetramethylene
sulfoxide
(TMSO)-water
and
sulfolane
(SFL)-water
binary
mixtures
were
investigated
by
using
FTIR
spectroscopy,
ultrafast
IR
molecular
(MD)
simulations.
Despite
TMSO
SFL
sharing
a
similar
cyclic
backbone,
markedly
different
viscosity
behaviors
observed.
By
employing
SCN-
as
local
probe,
its
distinct
reorientational
was
observed
that
directly
correlates
with
the
contrasting
trends
two
systems.
In
TMSO-water
solutions,
strong
solute-water
dominates
water-water
interactions,
leading
to
maximum
at
intermediate
concentrations.
Conversely,
of
water
molecules
SFL-water
solutions
is
decoupled
from
bulk
due
weaker
interactions.
MD
simulations
further
elucidate
how
interplay
between
governs
trends.
This
work
advances
our
understanding
complex
aqueous
environments
provides
systematic
approach
for
connecting
molecular-level
interactions
macroscopic
fluid
properties.
Language: Английский
Intermolecular Vibrational and Orientational Dynamics of Deep Eutectic Solvents Composed of Lithium Bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)amide and Organic Amides Revealed by Dynamic Kerr Effect Spectroscopy
Maharoof Koyakkat,
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Hideaki Shirota
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 9, 2025
In
this
study,
we
investigated
the
intermolecular
dynamics,
including
vibration
and
orientational
of
five
deep
eutectic
solvents
(DESs)
consisting
lithium
bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)amide
organic
amides,
such
as
acetamide,
propanamide,
N-methylacetamide,
butyramide,
urea,
at
a
mole
ratio
1:3
using
femtosecond
Raman-induced
Kerr
effect
spectroscopy
(fs-RIKES)
subpicosecond
optical
(ps-OKES).
The
fs-RIKES
results
showed
that
line
shape
low-frequency
band
N-methylacetamide
was
trapezoidal,
while
other
amide-based
DESs
bimodal.
peak
first
moment
vibrational
appearing
in
frequency
range
less
than
250
cm-1
for
acetamide-
urea-based
were
higher-frequency
region
compared
to
three
DESs,
indicating
stronger
interactions.
Furthermore,
analysis
intramolecular
bands
anion
population
transoid
conformer
slightly
higher
DES
suggesting
urea
solvate
cations
more
amides.
slow
relaxation
dynamics
all
captured
up
1
ns
ps-OKES.
also
depended
on
amide
species.
However,
time
constant
did
not
show
clear
correlation
with
viscosity;
therefore,
follow
Stokes-Einstein-Debye
hydrodynamic
model.
densities,
viscosities,
surface
tensions,
electrical
conductivities
measured
comparison
spectroscopic
results.
Language: Английский