2.6 Foods

Abstracts2 Particular products and fields of application

2.6 Foods     

Synthese von Thieno[2,3—d]-1,2,3-triazin- und [1]Benzothieno [2,3—d]-1,2,3-triazin-Derivaten

The title substances, derivatives of two new heterocyclic ring systems, were synthesized by intramolecular cyclisations of diazonium compounds, prepared from derivatives of 2-amino-thiophene-3-carboxamide and of 2-amino-benzo[b]thiophene-3-carboxamide. By-reactions and substitution reactions are mentioned.     

Eine neue Methode zur Bestimmung geringer Konzentrationen von Nitroglykol und Nitroglycerin in der Luft

Zusammenfassung Auf geringe Konzentrationen von Nitroglykol und Nitroglycerin zu untersuchende Luft wird durch Äthanol/Wasser-Gemisch (11) geleitet, wobei die Salpetersäureester quantitativ aufgefangen werden. Nach Zugabe von Tetramethylammoniumbromid wird elektrolytisch bei einem Potential von –1300 mV gegen SCE, das mittels eines Potentiostaten konstant gehalten wird, reduziert. Die Reduktion führt unter den gewählten Bedingungen zu NO₂-, das in dem Elektrolyten nach Diazotierung von Sulfanilsäure und Kupplung mit -Naphthylamin photometrisch bestimmt wird. Die Methode hat bei guter Reproduzierbarkeit eine Empfindlichkeit von etwa 0,1 g/ml und eignet sich für Bestimmungen im Bereich der arbeitshygienischen Grenzkonzentrationen in Luft (MAK-Werte).

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Summary Low concentrations of ethylene glycol dinitrate and glycerol trinitrate to be determined in air are trapped in ethanol/water mixture (1:1). After addition of tetramethylammonium bromide, electrolytic reduction is performed at a constant potential of-1,300 mV vs. S.C.E. controlled by a potentiostat. The reduction quantitatively yields NO₂-which is determined photometrically with sulphanilic acid and alpha-naphthylamine within the electrolyte. The method has a sensitivity of about 0.1 g/ml and good reproducibility. The method proposed for the toxicological analysis in industrial hygiene is capable of measuring the maximum allowable concentration of ethylene glycol dinitrate and glycerol trinitrate in air.

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Der Verf. spricht Herrn Direktor Prof. Dr. G. A. Hunold, dem Leiter des Laboratoriums für chemische Toxikologie des Max von Pettenkofer-Institutes, den besten Dank für die Anregung und Förderung der vorliegenden Arbeit aus. Ferner dankt der Verf. Herrn Chemotechniker H. Wenske für die Ausführung der experimentellen Untersuchungen.     

Depolarization and fine structure effects in half collisions of sodium-noble gas systems

Population ratios and polarization of the Na3P _J fine structure states following far wing photon excitation of Na-noble gas collision pairs are studied with respect to the underlying interaction potentials and molecular coupling schemes. For this purpose spectral profiles of these quantities, i.e. its dependencies on excitation frequency, have been measured up to ±200 cm^?1 detuning from the NaD lines for NaAr and NaHe under nearly single collision conditions. Comparing the measured population ratios with quantummechanical coupled channels calculations the Σ potential well depths differ considerably from results of model potential calculations. Large residualJ=3/2 alignment observed in the far wings disagrees with simple models assuming incoherent excitation and/or full adiabatic reorientation of the radiating dipole along straight trajectories. By comparison with Lewis model calculations, using realistic trajectories and decoupling radius, it is found instead, that realistic trajectories are constitutive for alignment after Σ-excitation (blue wing), whereas coherence between the²Π_1/2 and²Π_3/2 states determine primarily alignment after Π-excitation (red wing).     

Powering the analytical glow discharge

The glow discharge may be powered by direct current (dc), radio frequency (rf) and pulsed discharge sources. Each has specific advantages and special features that should be considered by analysts using the various forms of glow discharge spectroscopy. This paper reviews some of the factors that contribute to the selection of a power source for the glow discharge.     

Evaluation of an Economical Sunlamp that Emits a Near Solar UV Power Spectrum for Conducting Photoimmunological and Sunscreen Immune Protection Studies

Expense and inconvenience have restricted the use of the filtered xenon are lamp (solar simulator) as a UV source for conducting large-scale animal studies. Because sunscreen immunoprotective levels are significantly affected by the UV power spectrum of the source it is imperative that a solar simulating source be used for accurate measurements of sunscreen protection levels that are relevant to human UV exposures from sunlight. However, relatively inexpensive sunlamps, e. g. the UVA-340, that emit a UV power spectrum similar to that of a solar simulator are available. Unlike FS-type UVB sunlamps, which have a significant amount of effective immunosuppressive nonsolar UV energy at wavelengths below 295 nm, the immunosuppression effectiveness spectrum of UVA-340 sunlamps was nearly identical to that of a solar simulator. The purpose of this study was to evaluate this sunlamp for conducting photoimmunological and sunscreen immune protection studies. Groups of C3H mice were exposed to a range of UVA-340 sunlamp doses (0.25 KJ/m² to 20.0 KJ/m²) to establish a dose-response curve and determine the minimum immune suppression dose (MISD) for induction of local-type suppression of contact hypersensitivity (CH). The MISD, defined as the lowest UV dose given to produce ～50% suppression of the CH response in mice, was determined to be 1.0 kJ/m² for UVA-340 sunlamps. Immune protection tests on four marketed sunscreen lotions (sun protection factors [SPF] 4, 8, 15 and 30) were then conducted with UVA-340 sunlamps using MISD as the endpoint. The immune protection factors for these sunscreens were equivalent to the level of protection predicated by their labeled SPF. These results are similar to those we have previously obtained using a solar simulator. We conclude from these data that the immunosuppressive effects of UVA-340 sunlamps are similar to those of a solar simulator; however, further studies are needed to determine if UVA-340, or similar, sunlamps are a viable alternative to the solar simulator for conducting large-scale animal experiments that require a relevant UV solar spectrum.     

Radiation degradation of copolymers of methyl methacrylate and 3-oximino-2-butanone methacrylate

Copolymers of methyl methacrylate and 3-oximino-2-butanone methacrylate (OM) were investigated as deep-UV and e-beam resists. Their increased sensitivity relative to PMMA (up to 50 times) was correlated with the radiation chemical yields of the volatile products and main chain scissions. The degradation of these copolymers, activated by the 3-oximino-2-butanone entity, is discussed in terms of energy absorption mechanisms and the subsequent scission reactions.     

Beiträge zur quantitativen Dünnschichtchromatographie. V

Zusammenfassung Eine dünnschichtchromatographische Trennung des Wismuts von einem Überschuß an Metallen der Schwefelwasserstoffgruppe wurde beschrieben. Als Laufmittel dient ein Gemisch von tert.-Butanol, Salzsäure und Wasser. Nach Absaugen der Sorptionsschicht wird das Wismut mit MDCM spektralphotometrisch bestimmt. Standardabweichung und Varianz des Verfahrens werden angegeben.

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Summary A thin layer Chromatographic separation of the bismuth from an excess of metal ions of the hydrogen sulfide group is described. A mixture of tert. butanol, hydrochloric acid and water serves as mobile phase. After sucking off the sorption layer, the bismuth is determined spectrophotometrically with MDCM. The standard deviation and the variance of the procedure is given.

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Résumé On décrit une séparation par Chromatographie en couche mince du bismuth de métaux en excès du groupe de l'hydrogène sulfuré. On utilise comme éluant un mélange de butanol tert., d'acide chlorhydrique et d'eau. Après aspiration de la couche de sorption, on dose par spectrophotométrie le bismuth par le MDCM. On communique l'écart-type et le coefficient de variation du procédé.