Determination of the Lewis acidity of ionic liquids by means of an IR spectroscopic probe
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Ya-li Yang, Yuan Kou
Pyridine and ethanenitrile can be used as molecular probes to measure the Lewis acidities of ionic liquids by monitoring the shift of IR absorption bands near 1450 cm−1 for pyridine and in the range 2250–2340 cm−1 for ethanenitrile.
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