Solvent is a solvent that can be dissolvedsolid,liquidOr gassoluteLiquid (gas, or solid) (solvent, solute can be solid, liquidGas)And then becomes a solution.The most common solvent in daily life iswater。And the so-calledOrganic solventWhich contains carbon atomsOrganic compound。Solvents usually have relatively low boiling points and are easy to volatilize.Or can be determined bydistillationTo remove, thus leaving the dissolved matter.Therefore, the solvent can not produce chemical reaction on the solute.They must be inert.The solvent can be extracted from the mixtureExtraction SolubleThe most common example of compounds is the use of hot water to brew coffee or tea.Solvents are usually transparent, colorless liquids, most of which have unique smell.
SolvousconcentrationDepends on dissolutionsolutionThe amount of material in the solvent.Solubility is the maximum amount of substances that can be dissolved by the solvent at a specific temperature.Organic solvents are mainly used for dry cleaning (e.gTetrachloroethylene), forPaint thinner(e.g. toluene, turpentine), used as nail washing water or glue removal (e.g. acetone,Methyl acetate,Ethyl acetate), derusting (e.g. hexane), used as detergent (lemon essence), perfume (alcohol) and chemical synthesis.
It is customary to call gas and solidsoluteThe liquid is called solvent.
Concentration of solution
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The concentration of the solution depends on the amount of substances dissolved in the solvent;dissolutionC is the maximum amount of substance that can be dissolved by solvent at a specific temperature.Organic solvents are mainly used for dry cleaning (e.gTetrachloroethylene), as paint thinner (e.gtoluene,turpentine), used as nail remover or glue remover (such as acetone, methyl acetate, ethyl acetate), rust remover (such as hexane), detergent (lemon essence), perfume(alcohol)It is used for chemical synthesis.
Solvents and solutes can be roughly divided intoPolar radical(hydrophilic) andNonpolar radical(hydrophobic).Polarity can be measured throughDielectric constantorDipole distancehear.
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Solvent inan adhesivePlays a very important role inpolymerizationMedium, so that the reaction is mild and the temperature is easy to control;Some are used to purify monomer andauxiliary;Some are used to dissolve the base material into a component of the adhesive;Some are used for olefin release adhesive to reach a certain levelviscosity, which is conducive to infiltration and coating construction;Some are used to adjust the volatilization speed of adhesive;Some are used forpreventGels increase storage stability, and some are used as surface cleaning agents before bonding;Some are used to directly bond someThermoplasticProducts;Some can be used to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
Selection of solvents
It is very important to choose the right solventcomprehensiveConsider various factors, such as solubilityvolatilizationSpeed, safety, economy, source, storage stability, etc.A good solvent must have good solubility, which can be determined bySolubility parametersandhydrogen bondIndex judgment.AdhesiveDrying rateIt is directly related to the volatilization speed of solvent,solvent-thinned adhesives The solvent should be completely volatilized finally. Generally, the adhesive is expected to dry quickly, so the solvent with lower boiling point should be selected.Most organic solvents are easy to burn. When the solvent vapor reaches a certain concentration in the air, it will explode. Pay attention to the safety of the solvent.Most organic solvents have certain toxicity and harmhuman health , pollutionecological environment, which should be paid enough attention.Solvents account for a large proportion of solvent based adhesives, so it is necessary to consider the cost and try to use cheap and easily available solvents first[1]。
Organic solvents are a large class of organic compounds widely used in life and production,molecular weightNot big, liquid at room temperature.Organic solvents include many kinds of substances, such as alkanesolefin, alcoholaldehyde, amineester, ether, ketoneAromatic hydrocarbon, hydrogenated hydrocarbon, terpene hydrocarbonHalohydrocarbon, heterocyclic compounds, nitrogen-containing compounds andSulfurMost compounds are toxic to human body.
Organic solvent is a kind of organic compound that can dissolve some water-insoluble substances (such as grease, wax, resin, rubber, dye, etc.). It is characterized by being liquid at normal temperature and pressure, with largevolatilityIn the process of dissolution, the properties of solute and solvent remain unchanged.
type
Types of organic solvents: there are many kinds of organic solventsChemical structureIt can be divided into 10 categories: ① AromaHydrocarbons: benzene, toluenexyleneEtc; ②Fatty hydrocarbons: pentane, hexane, octane, etc.; ③Alicyclic hydrocarbons: cyclohexane, cyclohexanone, toluene cyclohexanone, etc.; ④Halogenated hydrocarbons: chlorobenzene, dichlorobenzenedichloromethaneEtc.; ⑤Alcohols: methanol, ethanol, isopropanol, etc.; ⑥Ethers: etherPropylene oxideEtc.; ⑦Esters:Methyl acetate、Ethyl acetate, propyl acetate, etc.; ⑧Ketones: acetone, methyl butanoneMethyl isobutyl ketoneEtc.; ⑨Glycol derivatives:Ethylene glycol monomethyl ether、Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether, ethylene glycol monobutyl ether, etc.; ⑩Others: acetonitrile, pyridine, phenol, etc.
(1)Acid solvent: Such solvents giveprotonIts ability to accept protons is stronger than that of formic acid, sulfuric acid, etc.
(3)Amphoteric solvent: Solvents with the same proton receiving capacity are given, such as water, methanol, ethanol, etc.
(4)Inert solvent: Solvents that can neither give nor receive protons, such as benzene, chloroform, etc.
Toxicity prevention
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Toxicity: organic solvents are fat soluble, so they can be quickly absorbed by the complete skin except entering the body through the respiratory tract and digestive tract. After being absorbed into the body, organic solvents will act on the nervesBlood system, as well as the liver and kidney and other substantive organs, and also has certain irritation to the skin and mucosa.Different organic solvents have different main target organs and effects, which depend on the chemical structure, solubility, contact concentration and time of each organic solvent, as well as the sensitivity of the body.
neurotoxicity
With aliphatic hydrocarbon (n-hexane, pentane, gasoline), aromatic hydrocarbon (benzene, styrene, butyl toluene, vinyl toluene), chlorinated hydrocarbon (trichloroethylenedichloromethane)And carbon disulfide, triocresol phosphate and other fat soluble solvents are common.There are three types of damage to the nervous system caused by organic solvents: the first is poisoningSexual neurastheniaAnd autonomic dysfunction.The patient may have dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, lethargy, weakness, memory loss, anorexia, emaciation, sweating, emotional instability, heart rate acceleration or slowing, blood pressure fluctuations, skin temperature decline or bilateral limb temperature asymmetry, etc;The second is toxicPeripheral neuritis。Most of them are sensory type, followed by mixed type.There may be limb numbness, hypoesthesia, tingling, limb weaknessMuscular atrophyEqual performance;The third isToxic encephalopathy, relatively rare, seen incarbon disulfide, benzene, gasoline and other organic solvents.
Hematotoxicity
Aromatic hydrocarbons, especially benzene, are the most common.When benzene reaches a certain dose, it can inhibit the hematopoietic function of bone marrow. Usually, white blood cells decrease first, then platelets decrease, and finally red blood cells decreasePancytopenia。Individuals who are sensitive to benzene may develop leukemia.
Most organic solvents have varying degreesSkin mucosaStimulation, but mainly ketones and esters.May causeRespiratory inflammation, bronchial asthma, contact and allergic dermatitis, eczema, conjunctivitis, etc.
prevention and cure
When producing and using organic solvents, it is necessary to strengthen sealing and ventilation to reduce the dissipation and evaporation of organic solvents.Automatic and mechanized operation shall be adopted to reduce the chance of direct contact of operators.Personal protective equipment, such as gas mask or protective gloves, shall be used.When the skin mucous membrane is polluted, it should be washed clean in time.Do not eat or smoke with contaminated hands.Wash hands, bathe and change clothes frequently.Health examination shall be carried out regularly, and corresponding treatment and strict dynamic observation shall be carried out when signs of poisoning are found early.
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Influence of absorption band position
The influence of solvent on the absorption band is related to the solvent, solute and the type of transition band.According to the properties of both solute and solvent, different effects are produced. If the intermolecular effect on the stability of the excited state is stronger than that of the ground state, the absorption band of the relevant transition moves towards red.On the contrary, those that make the ground state more stable move to the blue.When the solute is a non-polar moleculeNon-polar solventThe interaction between them is only a weak dispersion. The influence of solvent on solute is often very small, and the spectrum of solution is close to that of gas.If the excited state of the solute has a dipole or is accompanied by charge transfer, the wavelength of the absorption band will shift to red with the increase of the dielectric constant or refractive index of the solvent.
Influence of ultraviolet absorption spectrum
When a pure compound is measured in a series of different solvents, the data obtained, including the intensity and the wavelength position of the absorption band, often vary with the solvent.According to the properties of solute and solvent, sometimes chemical reaction may occur between them, or complex may be formed. The dissociation constant and tautomeric equilibrium of solute are also related to the solvent, so that different solvents can produce very different spectra.Therefore, when comparing or checking the spectra of compounds, it is better to use the same solvent. If the solvents used are different, the influence of solvents should be taken into account when analyzing the spectra.In addition, it is sometimes possible to infer the transition type of an absorption band from the difference in different solvents.
The physical interactions between solvent and solute arestatic electricityInteraction, dispersion, hydrogen bonding, charge transfer andElectric charges repel each otherFunction, etc.Such intermolecular interactions have different effects on molecular energy levels, resulting in different spectra.
Food safety issues
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Why every timeFood safety incidentsAre they all caused by ink?It turns out that the main culprit of ink pollution is the solvent it contains.The solvent in the ink plays a "intermediary" role in binding pigments and adhesives to printed articles.The working principle is to mix the pigment and solvent first, and then dissolve them into a liquid that can flow. The liquid solvent volatilizes and then becomes a solid, so as to transfer and attach the pigment to the printed matter.Volatility of solvent is an important source of pollution, which not only pollutes the air and endangers the health of workshop workers, but also can cause secondary pollution when consumers use it if they stack it immediately after printing.The above mentioned behavior of putting potato chips on the patterned pad paper is a wrong operation method that leads to secondary pollution.