Energy absorbency and phase stability during NaCl solution icing
Chemical Physics
2021-09-21 v1 Soft Condensed Matter
Abstract
NaCl solvation turns the fS portion molecules into the hydrating supersolid phase by ionic polarization and leaves the rest fO portion ordinary. Polarization shortens and stiffens the HO bond and does the O:H nonbond contrastingly in the supersolid. Water absorbs energy by HO cooling contraction in the quasisolid phase during the transition from Liquid to Quasisolid and then Ice The solution R drops with the fO loss till zero corresponding to 10 water molecules that saturates the solvation per solute at least. The polarization-weakening of the O H nonbonds lowers the TN to 253 K or below of the supersolid phase.
Cite
@article{arxiv.2109.09442,
title = {Energy absorbency and phase stability during NaCl solution icing},
author = {Yanjun Shen and Xin Wei and Yongzhi Wang and Lei Li and Yongli Huang and Chang Q Sun},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2109.09442},
year = {2021}
}