Enantiomer separations with chromatographic supports based on β-cyclodextrin polymers immobilized on porous silica. Role of the polymer structure in separating ability

Summary Two -cyclodextrin (-CD)-containing polymers have been prepared either by condensation of -CD molecules with a bifunctional reagent or by grafting a -CD derivative on to a linear polymer (polyvinylimidazole). HPLC stationary phases were obtained by adsorption of the -CD polymers on to silica. The ability of these chromatographic supports to resolve racemic mixtures of organic compounds such as amino acid derivatives, phenylhydantoins, barbiturates, and hydroxycoumarin derivatives has been investigated. Results were found to depend on the chemical structure of the -CD polymers     

Distribution of components in the rare earth ammonia synthesis catalysts and effect of additives

The distribution of components in the HG-1 ammonia catalyst promoted by rare earth oxide (successfully developed by the authors) was analyzed by electron microprobe photography. The results enable us to explain the effect of additives upon the activity as well as the remarkably high lifetime of catalyst.

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HG-1, ( ) , . , .

     

Synthesis gas reactions on Pd-catalysts

Reactions of synthesis gas (CO/H₂) have been followed on a number of Pd-metal and Pd-alloy catalysts. Formation of methanol is sensitive to the choice of the carrier, but as the literature (and some of the data presented) is indicating, it is not proportional to the Pd-metal surface area. Alloying with Ag does not suppress methane formation substantially. It has been inferred from these results that methane is formed, at least partially, from an oxygen containing intermediate and that Pd ions play a role in the formation of these intermediates.

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, -, CO/H₂, Pd . , , ( ), Pd. . , , - , , , Pd.

     

The simplest catalytic mechanism permitting several steady states of the surface

The conditions for the existence of several steady states of the surface have been found for the simplest mechanism without the assumption of autocatalysis and without the effect of the medium on the catalyst. A possibility has been shown for the explanation of the multiplicity of steady states, found experimentally in the kinetic region, in terms of mechanisms including interactions between various intermediates.

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Determination of total,and bound Se in sera by INAA

In this study we report on the comparison between the total selenium in serum (total Se) with that which is apparently bound to high molecular weight (>12,000 D) species, presumably proteins (bound Se). Nine hundred seventy seven (977) serum samples arising out of a population-based epidemiological study were prepared in duplicate for the determination of total Se by pipeting directly into irradiation vials; and separate duplicate aliquots were dialyzed against DI water for the determination of bound Se. All samples were analyzed by neutron activation analysis via^77mSe (17.4 s). A small dialyzable Se component (6%) (free Se), defined as the difference between the total Se minus the bound Se, was identified.     

Determination of the kinetic parameters of polyvinylchloride

Kinetic equations proposed in the literature for thermal decomposition reactions may be approximated at low conversions by the relation: ^b=Dp(x). This equation reveals three kinds of behaviour under isothermal conditions, as evidenced in the thermal dehydrochlorination of Polyvinylchloride. The kinetic parameters were determined with a computing program and its performances were tested. The calculation method was applied to some Polyvinylchloride macromodels.

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Zusammenfassung In der Literatur vorgeschlagene kinetische Gleichungen für thermische Zersetzungsreaktionen können bei niedrigen Konversionen mit der Gleichung ^b=Dp(x) genähert werden. Diese Gleichung offenbart unter isothermen Bedingungen drei Verhaltensweisen, wie an der thermischen Dehydrochlorierung von Polyvinylchlorid bewiesen wird. Die kinetischen Parameter wurden mittels eines Computerprogrammes ermittelt und ihre Leistungsfähigkeit überprüft. Das Rechenverfahren wurden an einigen Polyvinylchloridmakromodellen getestet.

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, , ^b =Dp(x). , . , . .

     

Quantum chemical study of the physical characteristics of the hydroxy groups of zeolites, III

The CNDO/2 method was applied to calculate the electronic structure of HY zeolite using cluster models Si₃AlO₁₂H ₈ ^– and Si₃AlO₁₂H₉. It has been shown that the probability of occurrence of H on a particular type of oxygen as well as the other physical characteristics of zeolite depend on both the type of oxygen and the position of the Al atom.

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/2 , Si₃AlO₁₂H₈ Si₃AlO₁₂H₉. , , , Al.

     

Contribution to the kinetics of the process of dissolution

Some characteristics of the kinetic equation of dissolution are discussed, bearing in mind that in the course of the process, along with the concentration of the solution, the surface of the soluble substance is also changed. The opportunity for the appication of an exponential kinetic equation is pointed out. Methods are proposed for calculating the solubility and also for using the integral forms of the exponential equation. The meaning of the coefficient of proportionality is explained.

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Conversion of hydrocarbons on supported catalysts prepared via decomposition of surface complexes. Preparation and properties of (Ga+Pt)/SiO2 and (Ga+Pt)/Al2O3 catalysts

The addition of gallium is shown to increase Pt dispersity and its stability to deactivation in n-hexane dehydrocyclization, to decrease the rate of n-hexane hydrogenolysis and to increase the selectivity to benzene, apparently, due to the interaction of Pt clusters with surface Ga ions.

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Thermal decompositions of complexes of metal ions with riboflavin

Two kinds of complexes of riboflavin with Zn(II), Co(II), Cu(II), Fe(III), Mg(II) and Ca(II) were synthesized, having metal: ligand molar ratios of 11 and 21. When heated, these complexes first lose water. Their thermal degradation in static air atmosphere starts at temperatures higher than, equal to, or lower than that observed for free riboflavin degradation. The rates and stages of pyrolysis were related to the structures of the complexes.

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Zusammenfassung Es wurden zwei verschiedenartige Komplexe von Riboflavin mit Zn(II), Co(II), Cu(II), Fe(III), Mg(II) und Ca(II) mit einem molaren Metall-Ligandenverhältnis von 11 und 21 dargestellt. Beim Erhitzen geben diese Komplexe zuerst Wasser ab. Ihre thermische Zersetzung beginnt in unbewegter Luftathmosphäre bei einer Temperatur, die entweder mit der für die Zersetzung freien Riboflavins übereinstimmt, größer oder kleiner als diese ist. Die Abschnitte und Geschwindigkeit der Pyrolyse werden mittels der Struktur der Komplexe erläutert.

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, , , : 11 21. . , . .

     

Application of thermal analysis for quantitative nitrogen determination in fertilizers

DSC and DTA techniques have been used to determine nitrogen present in the form of ammonium nitrate in fertilizers. The optimum conditions for the investigations were determined for both techniques. By determining peak area, i.e. the enthalpy of the ammonium nitrate crystal transformation II I, it was possible to determine the nitrogen content in ammonium nitrate and in lime ammonium nitrate by DSC with average deviations of 0.44 and 0.91%,respectively. Using DTA and the enthalpy of the ammonium nitrate crystal transformation IV III, the average deviation of nitrogen determination in lime/ammonium nitrate was 1.09%.

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Zusammenfassung DSC und DTA wurden zur Bestimmung des in Düngemitteln in Form von Ammoniumnitrat vorliegenden Stickstoffs benutzt. Für beide Techniken wurden die optimalen Untersuchungsbedingungen ermittelt. Durch Bestimmung der Peakfläche, d. h. der Enthalpie der Kristalltransformation II I des Ammoniumnitrats konnte der Stickstoffgehalt in Ammoniumnitrat und in Kalk/Ammoniumnitrat mittels DSC mit mittleren Abweichungen von 0.44 bzw. 0.91% bestimmt werden. Aus der Kristalltransformation IV III des Ammoniumnitrats ergibt sich bei Benutzung der DTA-Methode eine mittlere Abweichung von 1.09% für die Stickstoffbestimmung in Kalk/Ammoniumnitrat.

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, . . , , (III) , — . , , 0,44 0,91%. IVIII , - 1,09%.

     

Investigation of dehydration process,II

The dehydration of hydrated calcium and strontium bromides and iodides was studied by thermogravimetry and differential thermal analysis. The melting in the crystallization water was distinguished from the dehydration in a self-generated atmosphere. The results of the TG and DTA curves made simultaneously were verified by measurements with a Du Pont DSC apparatus. This latter investigation was extended to the previously studied chlorides too. Correlations were found between the temperature of melting or of dehydration and the ionic radii of the respective cations and anions.

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Zusammenfassung Die Dehydratisierung von Calcium- und Strontium-Bromid- und Jodidhydraten wurde mit den Methoden der Thermogravimetrie und Differentialthermoanalyse verfolgt. Das Schmelzen im Kristallwasser wurde von der Dehydratisierung in der selbsterzeugten Atmosphäre getrennt. Die Ergebnisse der simultan erhaltenen TG- und DTA-Kurven wurden durch Messungen mit einem Du Pont DSC-Gerät bestätigt, wobei die bereits schon untersuchten Chloride mit einbezogen wurden. Korrelationen zwischen den Schmelzoder Dehydratisierungstemperaturen und den Ionenradien der entsprechenden Kationen und Anionen werden beschrieben.

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Résumé Etude de la déshydratation des bromures et iodures de calcium et de Strontium hydratés par thermogravimétrie et par analyse thermique différentielle. La fusion dans l'eau de cristallisation a été distinguée de la déshydratation en atmosphère auto-générée. Les résultats des courbes TG et ATD obtenues simultanément ont été vérifiés par des mesures effectuées à l'aide d'un analyseur calorimétrique différentiel (DSC) Du Pont. L'étude a également été étendue aux chlorures précédemment étudiés. On propose des corrélations entre les températures de fusion ou de déshydratation et les rayons ioniques des cations et anions respectifs.

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Determination of metal dispersity of Pd/SiO2 catalysts by transmission electron microscopy and H2?O2 chemisorption

Dispersity of palladium for a series of Pd/SiO₂ catalysts has been determined by TEM and H₂–O₂ chemisorption. The mean crystallite dimensions obtained by these methods have been compared. Assuming O/Pd_s to be 0.6 for Pd crystallites larger than 9 nm, good agreement has been observed between the results of the two experimental methods.

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Pd/SiO₂ H₂–O₂. , . O/Pd_s0.6, Pd 9 , .

     

Kinetics and mechanism of the oxidation of methyl phenyl sulfoxide by peroxodiphosphate

The kinetics of the oxidation of methyl phenyl sulfoxide (MPSO) by potassium peroxodiphosphate (PP) in 50% aqueous acetic acid obeys the rate law.-d[PP]_T/dt=k[PP] [MPSO] at constant [H⁺]. The active species in the oxidation has been found to be H₃P₂O ₈ ^– . The kinetic results have been explained by a polar mechanism.

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() () 50%- (./.) -d[]^T/dt=k·[]·[] [H^*]. H₃P₂O ₈ ^– . .

     

Influence of some organic acids on the adsorption of PdX42? complexes on alumina

Results are presented concerning the role of oxalic acid, salicylic acid and glycine as coimpregnation ingredients in preparation of Pd/Al₂O₃ catalysts from PdCl ₄ ^2– and PdBr ₄ ^2– solutions.

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, , , Pd/Al₂O₃ PdCl ₄ ^2– PdBr ₄ ^2– .

     

Vinylation of 5-membered heterocycles by ethylene in the presence of palladium(II)

The reaction between ethylene and 5-membered heterocyclic compounds (thiophene, furan, furfural) in solution in the presence of a palladium salt at 25–100°C and atmospheric pressure is found to give good yields of 2-vinyl derivatives of the heterocycles indicated.

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5- (, , ) 25–100° 2- .

     

Hydrogenolysis of n-butane on low-loaded Rh/TiO2. II. Catalysts obtained by impregnation

The activity in n-butane hydrogenolysis of Rh/TiO₂ (0.6 wt. % Rh) catalysts propared by impregnation and reduced at different heating rates is reported. The catalyst reduced at 5 K/min is ten times more active than that reduced at 20 K/min, despite the fact that the dispersion values are similar in both cases.

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Rh/TiO₂ (0,6 . % Rh), qv , -. , 5 /, , 20 /, , .

     

Donor-acceptor complex chromatography preparation of a chemically bonded acceptor-ligand and its chromatographic investigation

Summary The preparation of a TNF-phase for HPLC is described. From chemical and chromatographic evaluation it is concluded that chromatographic separation is the result of donor-acceptor complex formation. These findings are supported by the results of an investigation of solvent and temperature effect on retention. For solvent effects two models are discussed. According to the first model based on Fialkov and Borovikov a linear plot is obtained for log k against 1/ for 1/<0.4. In the second model it is shown that the Mass Law is appropriate to describe the solvent effect of binary mixtures of n-hexane and some polar component. Plots of k against 1/[S]^0.5 yield straight lines in all cases and the stoichiometry of complex formation is discussed. The slopes of the lines could be shown to be a measure of solvent strength and are found to parallel Snyder's parameters. From the temperature dependence of log k using the van't Hoff relationship changes in H for complex formation are obtained.     

Thermal decompositions of Y,La and lanthanide 3-hydroxybenzoates in air and nitrogen atmospheres

When heated, the 3-hydroxybenzoates of Y, Sm and Eu(III) decompose in two steps. The hydrates first lose crystallization water and the anhydrous complexes are then transformed to oxides in air, and to mixtures of oxide and C in nitrogen atmosphere. When heated in air, the pentahydrates of La, Pr and Nd are dehydrated in two stages and the anhydrous complexes are then transformed to oxides; when heated in nitrogen, they are dehydrated in one step and then decomposed to mixtures of oxides and C.

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Zusammenfassung Die 3-Hydroxybenzoate von Y, Sm und Eu(III) zersetzen sich beim Erhitzen in zwei Schritten. Die Hydrate verlieren zunächst Kristallwasser und die wasserfreien Komplexe werden in Luft in die Oxide und in Stickstoffatmosphäre in ein Gemisch des betreffenden Oxids und Kohlenstoff überführt. Beim Erhitzen in Luft werden die Pentahydrate von La, Pr und Nd in zwei Schritten dehydratisiert und die wasserfreien Komplexe in die Oxide überführt; beim Erhitzen in Stickstoff erfolgt dagegen die Dehydratisierung in nur einem Schritt und Endprodukt der Zersetzung ist ein Gemisch von Kohlenstoff und dem entsprechenden Oxid.

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The effect of outer sphere cations on the thermal stability of nitritocuprates(II)

Thermal analyses by Derivatograph were made for salts of the general formula M ₂ ^I M^II[Cu(NO₂)₆] where M^I=K⁺, Rb⁺ or Cs⁺; and M^II=Ca²⁺, Sr²⁺, Ba²⁺ or Pb²⁺. From the results and the chemical and diffractometric analysis of sinters of chosen salts, the mechanism of thermal decomposition was established. Some conclusions concerning the effects of outer sphere cations on the thermal stabilities of these salts are also drawn.

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Zusammenfassung Es wurden thermische Analysen mit einem Derivatographen für die Salze der allgemeinen Formel M₂ ^IM^II [Cu(NO₂)₆] durchgeführt [M^I=K⁺, Rb⁺, Cs⁺; M^II=Ca²⁺, Sr²⁺, Ba²⁺, Pb²⁺]. Aus den Ergebnissen dieser sowie der chemischen und diffraktometrischen Analysen der Sinterprodukte der jeweiligen Salze wurde der Mechanismus ihrer chemischen Zersetzung ermittelt. Einige Folgerungen bezüglich der Wirkung von Kationen der äusseren Sphäre auf die thermische Stabilität konnten ebenfalls gemacht werden.

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Résumé Le mécanisme de la décomposition thermique des sels de formule générale M₂ ^IM^II [Cu(NO₂)₆] où M^I=K⁺, Rb⁺, Cs⁺ et M^II=Ca²⁺, Sr²⁺, Ba²⁺, Pb²⁺ a été établi à partir des données thermiques obtenues à l'aide d'un Derivatograph, ainsi que par des analyses thermiques et diffractométriques sur les produits frittés. L'effet des cations de la couche externe sur la stabilité thermique de ces sels est discuté.

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M ₂ ^I M^II[Cu(NO₂)₆], M^I=K⁺, Rb⁺, Cs⁺; M^II=Ca²⁺, Sr²⁺, Ba²⁺, b²⁺. , , . , .