Fedunov R.G., Rakhimova O.S. Тhe influence of intermolecular interactions in water-salt solutions on their freezability
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Fedunov Roman Gennadievich
Candidate of Physics and Mathematics, Senior Lector, Department of Theoretical Physics and Wave Phenomena, Volgograd State University
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Prospekt Universitetskij, 100, 400062 Volgograd, Russian Federation
Rakhimova Olga Stanislavovna
11-year pupil of Lyceum 5 of Volgograd
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Abstract. It has been shown that the week concentrations of the sodium acetate lower effectively the freezing temperature of water solutions in comparison with similar concentrations of chlorides of the ammonium, sodium and calcium. The analysis of the electronic structure of water elementary cluster – salt complexes has been carried out by the quantum-chemical method (RHF 6–31G). The differences of energy parameters defining a mobility of the hydrogen atoms of water molecules and a stability of water-sodium-chloride, -acetate and -formate complexes have been discovered. A possibility of the practical application of weak concentrated water solutions has been offered for the building jobs and technologies, exploitable at -10 C temperature. The analytic approach of a prediction of the new freeze-proof agents has been proposed.
Key words: graphene bilayer, electric field, conductivity, nanoribbon, Hubbard model.
Тhe influence of intermolecular interactions in water-salt solutions on their freezability by Fedunov R.G., Rakhimova O.S. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Citation in English: Science Journal of Volgograd State University. Mathematics. Physics. Issue 13 2010 pp. 89-93
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