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Proton affinity

The proton affinity (PA, Epa) of an anion or of a neutral atom or molecule is the negative of the enthalpy change in the reaction between the chemical species concerned and a proton in the gas phase:

Hydration, Acid/base chemistry & Difference from pKa

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Hydration

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Acid/base chemistry

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Difference from pKa

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Proton affinity

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples19
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Proton affinity

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related to Hydration · 8
Proton affinity → Brønsted, Epa, Hydrofluoric, Proton, SiH3, Suspensions, The, To
related to Difference from pKa · 7
Proton affinity → Both, DMSO, In, Large, Proton, Therefore, While
is a · 2
Proton affinity → gas-phase basicity, intrinsic property of the molecule
related to Acid/base chemistry · 2
Proton affinity → Epa, The

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proton affinity pka base gas phase energy acid kj mol epa basicity negative molecule ion aqueous gas-phase enthalpy anion hydration

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Proton affinityis agas-phase basicity0.90text
Proton affinityis aintrinsic property of the molecule0.90text
Proton affinityrelated to Acid/base chemistryThe0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Acid/base chemistryEpa0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaBoth0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaWhile0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaDMSO0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaLarge0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaIn0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaTherefore0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to Difference from pKaProton0.60section
Proton affinityrelated to HydrationProton0.60section

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