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Molecular Simulation for Piperazinium Based ILs: Effects of Alkyl Chain, Concentration and Anions on Henry’s Constants

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a simulation study of molecule structuring, electrons density polarization (σ-profile) and Henry’s law constant (HLC) have been achieved for three of the dual charge cation ionic liquids (DCCILs) specifically, 1, 4-di-(butyl, hexyl, Octyl)-1, 4-dimethyl-piperazinium using COSMO-RS molecular dynamic software. The electron density chart indicates the ability of the DCCILs to interact with the polar groups (H-bond donor) which was presented the strong peak in (-1.2×10^-2) e/Ǻ². The DCCILs also showed a strong peaks to interact with the non-polar groups which are located at (-0.2×10^-2) e/Ǻ²). The screening of the selected anions showed a significant deferens in predicted Henry’s constant values. The BF₄^- anion presented the greatest HLC values followed by NO₃^-, Br^- PF₆^- and finally the [octylsulfate]^- as lowest HLC values. The increases of DCCILs concentration always use to decrease the HLC values for all presented anions. The outcomes of this work were systematically pointed to the possibility of DCCILS solubility in water. In addition the study identified and classified the selected anions and the cation alkyl chain in terms of their contribution to improve the CO₂ solubility in DCCILs.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 625)

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448-453

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September 2014

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Omer Eisa Babiker*, Mahadzir Shuhaimi, Mohammed Ibrahim Abdul Mutalib

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COSMO-RS, Dicationic Ionic Liquid, Henry’s Constant, σ-Profile

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