Nitric acid is a kind ofinorganic compound, the molecular formula is HNOtwo, no free state, can only exist in dilute aqueous solution, bright blueweak acid,Ionization equilibrium constant4.6x10-4。Nitrite solution decomposes when it encounters slight heat,Acid anhydrideIs NtwoOthree。Nitrite existingOxidizability, andReducibility。Its oxidizability is stronger than its reducibility, and it is more obvious in acidic medium.Most nitrite salts are colorless crystals, easily soluble in water and toxic.[1-2]
Appearance and properties: bright blue (aqueous solution).[1]
Smell: pungent smell.
Molecular weight: 47.0134
Density: 1.54 ± 0.1g/cmthree(Predicted)[3]
chemical property
1. Weak acidity
Nitric acid is a weak acid slightly stronger than acetic acid, and its ionization equilibrium constant is 4.6x10-4。
HNOtwo↔H++NOtwo-
Nitrite HNOtwoIt is an unstable acid and can only exist in dilute aqueous solution. Before use, use NaNOtwoCold dilute solution of and HtwoSOfourIt is produced by the action of:
NaNOtwo+HtwoSOfour=NaHSOfour+HNOtwo
Nitrite solution decomposes when exposed to slight heat:
2HNOtwo=NO+NOtwo+HtwoO[2]
2. Oxidizability
The N atom in nitrous acid and its salt has an intermediate oxidation state of+3. Although they are both oxidizing and reducing, they are mainly oxidizing, and their oxidation capacity in dilute solution is higher than that of NOthree-The ions are also strong, which can be seen from their standard electrode potential values in acid solution:
HNO in acid solutiontwoψ ofθValue:
HNOtwo+H++e-↔NO+HtwoOψθ=+0.99V
HNO in acid solutionthreeψθ value of:
NOthree-+4H++3e-↔NO+2HtwoOψθ=+0.95V
In acid solution, HNOtwoψ ofθValue ratio HNOthreeIs high, so NO in dilute solutiontwo-I can be changed-Oxidation to simple substance Itwo, and NOthree-But cannot oxidize I-, this is NOtwo-And NOthree-One of the important differences between ions.This reaction can be used to identify NOtwo-Ions.
2HNOtwo+2I-+2H+→2NO+Itwo+2HtwoO[5]
3. Reducibility
Although HNO in acid solutiontwoIt is a stronger oxidant, but KMnO is more oxidizing than itfour,CltwoWhen the oxidant is of equal strength, it can also show reducibility and be oxidized to nitrate:
5NOtwo-+2MnOfour-+6H+→5NOthree-+2Mn2++3HtwoO
NOtwo-+Cltwo+HtwoO→NOthree-+2H++2Cl-
NO in alkaline solutiontwo-The reducibility is main, and the oxygen in the air can convert NOtwo-Oxidation to NOthree-。
NO in alkaline solutiontwo-And Otwoψ ofθThe values are as follows:
NOthree-+HtwoO+2e-↔NOtwo-+2OH-ψθ=+0.01V
NOtwo-+HtwoO+e-↔NO+2OH-ψθ=-0.46V
Otwo+2HtwoO+4e-↔4OH-ψθ=+0.401V
2NOtwo-+Otwo→2NOthree-[5]
4. Easily generate coordination compounds
At NOtwo-In the ion, both N atom and O atom have lone electron pairs, which can form coordination bonds with many transition metal ions to form coordination compounds, such as [Co (NOtwo)four]three-And [Co (NOtwo)(NHthree)five]two+And so on, which is related to K+Ions generate yellow Kthree[Co(NOtwo)six]Precipitation, this method can be used to identify K+The presence of ions:
5. Interaction with fat and aromatic primary, secondary and tertiary amines
Aliphatic primary amine reacts with nitrite to form extremely unstable aliphatic diazonium salt through diazotization reaction.Its diazonium salt will automatically decompose immediately even at low temperature, releasing N quantitativelytwoAnd carbon positive ions are generated.The generated carbonium ions can undergo different reactions to generate olefins, alcohols, halohydrocarbons and other mixtures.
It can release N quantitativelytwoIn analysis, N can be released according totwoTo quantitatively determine the primary fatty amine.This reaction is often used for quantitative analysis of amino acids and peptides.
Aromatic primary amine reacts with nitrite in strong acidic solution to form aromatic diazonium salt at low temperature.
Benzene diazonium chloride
Fats and aromatic secondary amines react with nitrous acid to form yellow oily or solid N-nitroso compounds.
RtwoNH+HNOtwo→RtwoN—N═O+HtwoO
N-Nitrosodiphenylamine (yellow solid)
N-methyl-N-nitrosoaniline (brown oily liquid)
Fatty tertiary amine reacts with nitrite as a weak base to receive protons and generate unstable and easily hydrolyzed salts.The salt reacts with alkali to dissociate tertiary amine again.
RthreeN+HNOtwo↔RthreeNH+NOtwo-
If there is no substituent in the para position of aromatic tertiary amine, the amino group activates the aromatic ring and electrophilically replaces it with nitrous acid to generate p-nitrosamine.
N. N-Dimethyl-4-nitrosoaniline (green crystal)
To sum up, amine is identified by the difference in the products generated by the reaction of nitrite with fat and aromatic primary, secondary and tertiary amines.[8]
6. Properties of nitrite
Nitrite has high thermal stability, and can be prepared by reducing nitrate with metal at high temperature:
Pb (powder)+NaNOthree→PbO+NaNOtwo
Nitrite to remove yellow AgNOtwoInsoluble in water, generally soluble in water.[5]
structure
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At HNOtwoIn the molecule, N atom adopts sptwoHybrid to generate two σ bonds, one π bond, and a pair of lone electrons, NOtwo-The ion has a plane triangle structure, and the oxidation number of N is+3.HNOtwoThere are two structures: cis and trans.Generally speaking, the trans structure is more stable than the cis structure.[7]
preparation
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Prepared by reaction of nitrite and acid:
Ba(NOtwo)two+HtwoSOfour→2HNOtwo+BaSOfour
AgNOtwo+HCl→HNOtwo+AgCl↓
Cool Ba (NO) with ice watertwo)two(or AgNOtwo)Dissolve in water, add dilute sulfuric acid (or dilute hydrochloric acid).Filter to remove precipitated BaSOfour(or AgCl) precipitation, and nitrite remains in the solution.If there is salt in the solution, it does not matter. At lower than 0 ℃, acidify sodium nitrite with hydrochloric acid.[3]
purpose
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1. Nitric acid is used in industrial organic synthesis to convert amines into diazo compounds to prepare azo dyes.[1]
2. The amine is identified by the difference in the products produced by the reaction of nitrite with fat and aromatic primary, secondary and tertiary amines.[8]
3. Nitrite is a kind of food preservative, which can prevent food from spoilage and has significant bactericidal or bacteriostatic effects, especially in the curing industry.[6]
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test method
Nitrite ionIt can be qualitatively detected by reacting with iron (II) to produce brown ring in acidic medium.
Fe2++NOtwo-+2H+=Fe3++NO↑+HtwoO
Fe2++SOfour2-+NO=[Fe(NO)]SOfour
Produce brown ferrous nitrite sulfate (I) (it will react when the acid is acetic acid)[4]