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Language：A rapid liquid X-ray diffractometer was used to study the time-averaged and space-averaged structure of aqueous sodium sulfate solutions at 298 and 323 K. Difference radial distribution functions of the solutions were obtained from accurate diffraction data. The interaction distances of Na( )-OH(2) and S-H(2)O in solutions were found to be 0.235 and 0.385 nm, respectively, after deconvolution of superposition peaks by Gaussian multi-peak fitting program. The characteristic distance of the NaSO (4) (-) contact ion pairs in higher concentration solutions was determined to be 0.345 nm, suggesting that the Na( ) ions coordinated with SO (4) (2-) ions in the mono-dentate form. Effects of concentration and temperature on the hydration structure of the solutions were discussed in the present paper. With a decrease in concentration, the contributions of the H(2)O to the diffraction pattern increase, the average coordination number of the Na( ) ions hardly changes, while the hydration number of SO (4) (2-) ions increases slightly. The formation of NaSO (4) (-) contact ion pairs becomes easier at higher temperature. The structure of hydrogen bond in dilute solutions is broken to a considerable extent with rising temperature, and the peak at 0.290 nm splits into two peaks at 0.275 and 0.305 nm, respectively. A rapid liquid X-ray diffractometer was used to study the time-averaged and space-averaged structure of aqueous sodium sulfate solutions at 298 and 323 K. Difference radial distribution functions of the solutions were obtained from accurate diffraction data. The interaction distances of Na( )-OH(2) and S-H(2)O in solutions were found to be 0.235 and 0.385 nm, respectively, after deconvolution of superposition peaks by Gaussian multi-peak fitting program. The characteristic distance of the NaSO (4) (-) contact ion pairs in higher concentration solutions was determined to be 0.345 nm, suggesting that the Na( ) ions coordinated with SO (4) (2-) ions in the mono-dentate form. Effects of concentration and temperature on the hydration structure of the solutions were discussed in the present paper. With a decrease in concentration, the contributions of the H(2)O to the diffraction pattern increase, the average coordination number of the Na( ) ions hardly changes, while the hydration number of SO (4) (2-) ions increases slightly. The formation of NaSO (4) (-) contact ion pairs becomes easier at higher temperature. The structure of hydrogen bond in dilute solutions is broken to a considerable extent with rising temperature, and the peak at 0.290 nm splits into two peaks at 0.275 and 0.305 nm, respectively.
