Question 1 The model for the environment of aqueous solutions can be adapted for non- aqueous solvents such as methanol and dmf. Consider figure 1, one of the models can represent methanol and the other dmf. Suggest which model best suits which solvent. Justify your answer making sure to comment on the relative size of each sphere and the interactions which take place in each of them. bulk Disordered region Secondary solvation sphere Primary solvation sphere Metal centre A B Figure 1: Environment of solution Models

Question 1 The model for the environment of aqueous solutions can be adapted for non- aqueous solvents such as methanol and dmf. Consider figure 1, one of the models can represent methanol and the other dmf. Suggest which model best suits which solvent. Justify your answer making sure to comment on the relative size of each sphere and the interactions which take place in each of them. bulk Disordered region Secondary solvation sphere Primary solvation sphere Metal centre A B Figure 1: Environment of solution Models

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