Applied Surface Science, Vol.371, 494-503, 2016
Investigation of interaction between the Pt(II) ions and aminosilane-modified silica surface in heterogeneous system
UV-vis spectroscopy measurements confirmed the reaction in heterogeneous system between Pt(II) ions and ethylenediamine type ligand, n-(2-aminoethyl)-3-aminopropyl-trimethoxysilane, immobilized at the silica surface. The formation of complexes is a consequence of interaction between the amine groups from the ligand grafted onto SiO2 and ions of platinum. A potentiometric titration technique was to determine the stability constants of complexes of Pt(II) with immobilized insoluble ligand (SG-L), on the silica gel. The results show the formation of three surface complexes of the same type (PtHSG-L, Pt(HSG-L)(2), PtSG-L) with SG-L ligand, in a wide range of pH for different Debye length. The concentration distribution of the complexes in a heterogeneous system is evaluated. (C) 2016 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:Complexes on silica surface;Silane coupling agent;Stability constants;Protonation constants;Heterogeneous system