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The electronic absorption spectra of thymol have been recorded and studied in various solvents of
different polarities. Multiple linear regression technique was applied to calculate the regression and correlation
coefficients based on an equation that relates the wavenumbers of the absorption band maxima (νmax) to the
empirical Kamlet–Taft solvent...
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... E T (Thymol) values are calculated and given in Table 4. These values signify transition energy which also reflects the stabilization of the thymol in its ground state in a given solvent. ...
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... values signify transition energy which also reflects the stabilization of the thymol in its ground state in a given solvent. From Table 4-A, maximum E T (Thymol) is in the case of diethyl ether and chloroform and from Table 4-B, maximum E T (Thymol) is in the case of acetic acid and THF. Therefore, E T (Thymol) provides a direct empirical measure of thymol solvation behavior. ...
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... values signify transition energy which also reflects the stabilization of the thymol in its ground state in a given solvent. From Table 4-A, maximum E T (Thymol) is in the case of diethyl ether and chloroform and from Table 4-B, maximum E T (Thymol) is in the case of acetic acid and THF. Therefore, E T (Thymol) provides a direct empirical measure of thymol solvation behavior. ...
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... ε is the dielectric constant and n is the refractive index and both these quantities reflect the freedom of motion of electrons in the solvent and the dipole moment of the molecules. Empirical parameters of solvent polarity are given in Table 4. Figure 6A and 6B shows trend similar to that depicted in Figure 4A and 4B when the spectral positions (λmax) of the thymol were plotted against the solvent polarity parameter φ(ε, n), but the enhancement in this case is that more correlation observed. ...
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