Magnetochemical study of the solvation of the alkali metal halides in molten acetamide
In [i, 2] it was pointed out that there is a similarity (in the thermochemical sense) in the behavior of molten acetamide and water, and the "water-like" character of acetamide as a solvent for electrolytes was explained by assuming that in acetamide in the liquid state there is preservation of the three-dimensional network of hydrogen bonds, the existence of which in the crystalline state has been established by x-ray diffraction [3-6]. Studies of various physical properties of acetamide [7, 8] indicate that in the crystalline state it exists in two or three modifications. Molten acetamide and the properties of electrolytes in it have been insufficiently studied [9-11].