• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 41, Issue 7, 2071 (2021)
Hui-ji LI1、*, Hai-jie SUN1、1;, Na LIU1、1;, Zhi-kun PENG2、2; *;, Yong-yu LI1、1;, and Dan YAN3、3;
Author Affiliations
  • 11. School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Zhengzhou Normal University, Zhengzhou 450044, China
  • 22. Henan Institutes of Advanced Technology, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450003, China
  • 33. Changjiang Institute of Survey, Planning, Design and Research, Wuhan 430010, China
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2021)07-2071-06 Cite this Article
    Hui-ji LI, Hai-jie SUN, Na LIU, Zhi-kun PENG, Yong-yu LI, Dan YAN. Theoretical Study on the Structures and IR Spectra of Hydration of Arsenates and Iron Arsenates[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2021, 41(7): 2071 Copy Citation Text show less

    Abstract

    The removal of arsenate in water is closely related to its hydration, but there are few reports on the hydration characteristics of different protonated arsenates and iron arsenates, and there is no correlation analysis on infrared spectra of hydration layers of protonated arsenates and iron arsenates. The hydration energies of different protonated arsenates [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2) and iron arsenates [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2) were compared at B3LYP/6-311G(d, p) level. Reduced density gradient functions conducted graphical analyses for the intensities, types and locations of the interaction between water molecules with [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2) and [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2). And, the characteristics of infrared spectra of the hydration layers of different protonated arsenates and iron arsenates were analyzed. The results show that the hydration of [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2) gradually decreases with hydrogen protonation, while the protonation enhances the hydration of [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2). Hydrogen bonds tend to form when a water molecule hydrogen interacts with an oxygen of [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2). However, when two hydrogens of water molecules simultaneously interact with two oxygens of [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2), the interaction becomes weaker, and the van der Waals force appears. The hydrogen bond formed by water molecules through hydrogen with the oxygen of arsenates is stronger than the hydrogen bond formed by water molecules through oxygen with the hydrogen of protonated arsenates. The unprotonated ON tends to form hydrogen bonds with 2~4 water molecules, while the protonated OP forms hydrogen bonds with at most 2 water molecules, and the OP…HW hydrogen bond is weaker than the ON…HW hydrogen bond. In the infrared spectra, 2 954, 3 114, 3 179, 3 252 and 3 297 cm-1 is the stretching vibration peaks of Ow—Hw in the first hydration shell of As43-; 3 277, 3 324 and 3 376 cm-1 is the stretching vibration peaks of Ow—Hw in the first hydration shell of HAs42-; 3 189, 3 277, 3 306 and 3 383 cm-1 is the stretching vibration peaks of Ow—Hw in the first hydration shell of H2As4-. The stretching vibration regions for Ow—Hw in the first hydration shell of [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2) are 2 500~3 060, 2 660~3 200, 2 900~3 360 cm-1. Therefore, the stretching vibration regions for the first hydration waters of [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2) and [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2) have blue shifts with protonation. Compared with [HmAsO4]m-3(m=0~2), the water molecules in the first hydration layers of [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2) exhibit a significantly red shift of the bending vibration peaks and stretching vibration peaks in the infrared spectra. The hydrogen bond bridge Fe—Ow—Hw…Ow—Hw…ON—As is formed in the first hydration shell of [FeHmAsO4]m+(m=0~2). The Ow—Hw in this hydrogen bond bridge has a special absorption peak, such as the stretching vibration peak located in 2 195, 2 526 and 2 673 cm-1, respectively. Its stretching vibration peak is significantly blue-shifted, but the peak strength is almost unchanged, while its bending vibration peak is red-shifted with the protonation and the strength is significantly reduced. The stretching vibration peak of independent OP—H is not affected by the complexation of Fe, while the position of stretching vibration peak for OP—H in OP—H…Ow is significantly blue shifted, due to the complexation of Fe. This study is helpful to understand better the solubility of arsenates and iron arsenates in water at different pH.
    Hui-ji LI, Hai-jie SUN, Na LIU, Zhi-kun PENG, Yong-yu LI, Dan YAN. Theoretical Study on the Structures and IR Spectra of Hydration of Arsenates and Iron Arsenates[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2021, 41(7): 2071
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