The vapour of imidazolium based ionic liquids: a mass spectrometry study

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The vapour of imidazolium based ionic liquids: a mass spectrometry study A. Deyko, K. R. J. Lovelock*, P. Licence, R. G. Jones School of Chemistry The University of Nottingham University Park Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK * denotes Corresponding Author email: k.lovelock@ucl.ac.uk 1

Filament LOS copper shroud Dipstick in LOS position Thermocouple LOS aperture 1 Movable flag Figure S1. Annotated photograph of the LOSMS set up. The sample heating filament was on when this photograph was taken. 2

Ionisation region Vacuum chamber wall Quadrupole assembly Silver dipstick LOS aperture 1 LOS aperture 2 Thin ionic Liquid film Focal spot (in green) Liquid N 2 tank Channeltron Room temperature internal cover Figure S2. Schematic of LOS mass spectrometer (not to scale). Two LOS apertures define a focal spot on the surface of the sample, diameter 7 mm, in LOS with the ionisation region. The green species are in the field of view of the ionisation region; the yellow species are not. 3

Figure S3. Calibrating electron energy using ionisation energies for (a) acetone, m/z 58 (b) oxygen, m/z 32 (c) argon, m/z 40 (d) helium, m/z 4. 4

Figure S4. Calibrating electron ionisation energy scale using molecules with well known ionisation energies. 5

Figure S5. Non background subtracted mass spectra of [C n C 1 Im][Tf 2 N] vapour where: (a) n = 2, T = 446 K, (b) n = 4, T = 483 K, (b) n = 6, T = 488 K, (d) n = 8, T = 497 K. 6

Flag experiments for the vapour of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] The sharp cut off observed for m/z 195, [C 8 C 1 Im] +, when the flag was placed in the line of sight (LOS) position, as shown in Figure S6a, demonstrates that the parent cation was a product of ionisation of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] neutral ion pairs (NIPs) only. A [C 8 C 1 ImF] + ion was observed at m/z 214 for [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ]. For [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] no cations were observed above m/z 214 apart from cations due to contamination. Figure S6b, an m/z 214 spectrum, shows a sharp cut off almost to zero when the flag was introduced into the LOS position. Therefore, the [C 8 C 1 ImF] + ion was mainly a product of ionisation of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] NIPs. The most intense peak due to the anion was m/z 49, [ 11 BF 2 ] +. The relative abundances of 11B and 10B are 80.2 % and 19.8 % respectively. The molecular ion for BF 3, [ 11 BF 3 ] +, is at m/z 68. This cation is isobaric with a fragment ion of the cation, [HIm] +. For this reason, m/z 49 rather than m/z 68 was used to monitor the behaviour of cations produced from the anion. The m/z 49 mass spectrum, Figure S6c, shows no sharp cut off when the flag was introduced into the LOS position. The decrease in signal was a smooth transition that shows that little or no [BF 2 ] +, and consequently [BF 3 ] +, was produced by dissociative ionisation of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] NIPs. This result shows that little or no BF 3 was present in the ionic liquid vapour phase before ionisation. There was only one source of the [BF 2 ] + cation: thermal cracking of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] NIPs inside the mass spectrometer, followed by evaporation. Relationship with respect to temperature for the vapour of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] An example of variation in the intensity of the [C 8 C 1 Im] + and [C 8 C 1 ImF] + cations with respect to temperature for [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] is given in Figure S7. The traces have a very good visual overlap (both show an exponential increase and a sharp high temperature cut off) and the activation energies of desorption determined for both cations are the same (within error limits). These results strongly suggest that both [C 8 C 1 Im] + and [C 8 C 1 ImF] + cations are produced from the same source. We are confident that [C 8 C 1 Im] + is produced by ionisation of NIPs. Therefore, these observations confirm that the [C 8 C 1 ImF] + ion was mainly a product of ionisation of [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] NIPs, and not a liquid phase decomposition reaction. 7

Figure S6. Line of sight (LOS) mass spectrum intensity versus time for [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] at 508 K. The flag was placed in the LOS position at t = 4928 5171 s. (a) m/z 195, [C 8 C 1 Im] +, (b) m/z 214, [C 8 C 1 ImF] +, (c) m/z 49, [ 11 BF 2 ] +. 8

Figure S7. LOS mass spectrum intensity versus temperature for [C 8 C 1 Im][BF 4 ] for m/z 195 and 214. 9

Scheme S1. Postulated structure and formation mechanism of the [C n C 1 ImF] + radical cation for [C n C 1 Im][BF 4 ]. Vaporisation as a neutral ion pair (NIP), followed by dissociative ionisation to form: (i) parent cation, [C n C 1 Im] +, and neutral radical, BF 4, (ii) radical cation [C n C 1 ImF] + and neutral molecule, BF 3. 10