Reactions de photoaddition de benzo[b]selenophenes avec l'acetylene dicarboxylate de methyle et avec le dichloro-1,2 ethylene

Photoirradiated in presence of acetophenone, benzo[b]selenophene and its 3-methyl derivative add to dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate. In each ease, the primary reaction product is unstable and has not been isolated. Photoexeited in its triplet state (the energy of which is in the neighbourhood of 69 $\text{kcal}\text{mole}$) benzo[b]selenophene and its 2- and 3-methyl, 2,3 dimethyl, 3 acetoxy and 2-methyl-3-acetoxy derivatives add to 1,2 dichloroethylene leading to cyclobutanes. Neither cyclo-addition occurs in absence of photosensitiser. Single-crystal X-ray analysis gave the structures of the two adducts of 3-acetoxybenzo[b]selenophene with trans-1,2-dichloroethylene. In both compounds the chlorine atoms are trans.     

A straightforward preparation of amino–polystyrene resin from Merrifield resin

Azidomethyl–polystyrene, obtained by nucleophilic substitution of chloromethyl–polystyrene, undergoes a Schmidt rearrangement when treated with trifluoromethanesulfonic acid, affording amino–polystyrene. To assess its loading and reactivity the resin is used as a support for the preparation of triazene-linked amine.     

Lamellar Organo-Bridged Silicones

The acid-hydrolysis of an organo-bridged bisdiethoxysilylated molecular precursor bearing urea groups, (EtO)₂MeSi(CH₂)₃NHCONH(CH₂)₁₂NHCONH(CH₂)₃SiMe(OEt)₂, has been performed in pure aqueous medium. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis of the resulting insoluble solid revealed plate-like forms with a lamellar structure as determined by powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) studies with a sharp peak at 28.5 Å. The solid state ²⁹Si MAS-NMR spectrum of this bridged siloxane hybrid is consistent with a moderately condensed material with complete preservation of the Si–C bonds throughout the hybrid network. In comparison, the classical sol–gel hydrolysis-condensation of the molecular precursor in ethanol with stoichiometric amount of water and fluoride anion as catalyst produced an amorphous featureless solid.     

Etude par diffraction X et microscopie electronique du système CaTiO3---Ca2Fe2O5

In order to check the extended defect model previously proposed for the nonstoichiometric perovskite A_nM_nO_3n−1 (n 2), the Ca₂Ti_2−2xFe_2xO_6−x solid solution has been studied by means of X-ray diffraction and electron microscope investigations. The results show the existence of a continuous evolution (0 x 1) with two different regions. Close to the CaTiO₃ composition (0 x 0.40) the oxygen vacancies seem to be randomly distributed and the symmetry remains pseudocubic. In the composition range 0.55 x 1, the electron microscope patterns show an ordering of the defects: the oxygen vacancies are ordered in the (0k0) planes in strings parallel to the [101] direction. It is concluded from these observations that perpendicular to the Oy direction isolated planes of tetrahedra arranged in rows separate planes of corner-linked octahedra. The n = 2; 2.5; 3, et 4 terms of the A_nM_nO_3n−1 series have been identified. C.S. planes characteristic of classical nonstoichiometric oxides with small cations do not appear: instead, tetrahedra planes succeed to the previous octahedra planes as the degree of nonstoichiometry increases.

Résumé

Afin de vérifier le modèle de non-stoechiométrie proposé dans un travail précédent pour les perovskites lacunaires A_nM_nO_3n−1 (n 2), la solution solide Ca₂Ti_2−2xFe_2xO_6−x a été, étudiée par diffraction X et microscopie électronique. Les résultats montrent l'existence d'une évolution continue (0 x 1) avec deux domaines différents. Pour les compositions proches de CaTiO₃ (0 x 0.40), les lacunes oxygénées semblent être distribuées statistiquement et la symétrie demeure pseudocubique. Dans le domaine de compositions 0.55 x 1, les images de microscopie électronique montrent un ordre des défauts: les lacunes d'oxygène sont ordonnées dans les plans (0k0) en rangées parallèles à la direction [101]. Ces observations ont permis de conclure que perpendiculairement à la direction Oy des plans isolés de files de tétraèdres séparent des plans d'octaèdres liés par leurs sommets. Les termes n = 2; 2.5; 3 et 4 des séries A_nM_nO_3n−1 ont été identifiés. Des plans de cisaillement rencontrés dans les oxydes non-stoechiométriques classiques de petits cations n'ont pas été mis en évidence: par contre, des plans de tétraèdres se substituent aux plans d'octaèdres initiaux lorsque le degré de non-stoechiométrie augmente.     

FLUORESCENCE AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF OLIGOCYTIDYLIC AND POLYCYTIDYLIC ACIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION

Abstract —In addition to the monomer-like fluorescence, a long-wavelength emission (Λ^max_em= 410 nm) has been detected in the dinucleoside 5'-5' pyrophosphate (CppC) at room temperature. This emission looks very similar to that previously reported for the acidic forms of Poly C (Poly C. Poly C⁺ and Poly I. Poly C. Poly C⁺). Only the monomer-like emission (Λ^max_em= 330 nm) can be detected in neutral Poly C, acidic CppC, and the neutral or protonated forms of the dinucleoside phosphate CpC.A correlation between the room temperature fluorescence of oligo and polycytidylic acids and their photochemical behaviour is found. Irradiation of all the polymeric samples at both neutral and acid pH results in the formation of minor photoproducts. They have been characterized by their absorbance (in the range 300–400 nm) and their fluorescence spectra. The same product is obtained in all cases where the monomer-like fluorescence only is detected. Distinct products are formed in neutral CppC and in the acidic Poly C forms.
The results are discussed with respect to the conformation of the oligo and polycytidylic acids and possible relationships between the 410–420 nm emission and adduct formation. An excimer is proposed as a common, intermediate excited state in both radiative deactivation and adduct formation in neutral CppC and the acidic Poly C forms.     

Synthese de N-(tetrazol-5-yl) azetidin-2-ones

The title compounds were obtained by addition of a glycine enolate to a N-(tetrazol-5-yl) imine followed by cyclisation. This route provided both the $\text{cis}$ and the $\text{trans}$ substituted azetidinones. The $\text{cis}$ compounds possessed improved antibiotic activity as compared to the $\text{trans}$ counterparts.