Interaction of water vapour with twenty different poly-L-amino acids and their excess hydration in presence of sodium chloride
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Interaction of water vapour with twenty different poly-L-amino acids and their excess hydration in presence of sodium chloride
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Creator |
Ghosh, N
Dutta, P Mahapatra, P Das, K P Chattoraj, D K |
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Description |
122-130
Using the isopiestic vapour pressure technique, the magnitudes of excess binding of water and NaCl per mole of twenty different poly-L-amino acid residues, respectively in the presence of different bulk molefractions (X2) of NaCl have been evaluated from the mathematical expressions for the Gibbs surface excesses. At certain high ranges of NaCl concentration, the plot of -ɼ12 vs. X1/X2 becomes linear, so that moles of water and NaCl, respectively bound per mole of amino acid residue can be evaluated. ɼ12 is the excess moles of H2O per mole of amino acid residue and X1 and X2 stand for mole fractions of the water and NaCl, respectively in the sample system. Also, using the integrated form of the Gibbs absorption equation, the values of standard free energy change (ΔGº) for the excess adsorption of NaCl per kg of poly-L-amino acids have been evaluated. These values are all positive as a result of positive excess hydration of polyamino acids. The standard free energy of excess hydration ΔGºhy (equal to -ΔGº) is negative due to spontaneous excess hydration of polyamino acid in the presence of a salt. |
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Date |
2009-04-06T10:23:58Z
2009-04-06T10:23:58Z 2003-04 |
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Article
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0301-1208
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3748 |
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en_US
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CSIR
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IJBB Vol.40(2) [April 2003]
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