Zur indirekten ma?analytischen Bestimmung des Molybd?ns mit ?thylendiamintetraessigs?ure

Zusammenfassung Es wird eine einfache Methode zur Bestimmung von Molybdän durch indirekte komplexometrische Titration gegeben. Nach der Fällung des Molybdats mit Calciumchlorid bindet man das freie, in Lösung befindliche Calcium mit ÄDTA. Der Niederschlag wird nun ohne zu filtrieren mit einem gemessenen ÄDTA-Überschuß in der Hitze in Lösung gebracht und anschließend wird der ÄDTA-Rest mit Magnesiumlösung rücktitriert. Als Indicator verwendet man Eriochromschwarz T. Die verbrauchte ÄDTA-Menge ist dem Calcium des Calciummolybdats und damit dem Molybdän äquivalent. Der relative Fehler beträgt etwa 1%.     

Graphical unitary group approach to spin–spin interaction

A detailed exposition of spin–spin operator matrix elements is presented in the context of the graphical unitary group approach (GUGA ) to atomic and molecular physics and quantum chemistry. A compendium of subgraph types and formulae is given. Aspects of computer implementation within the structure of the Columbus CI programs is discussed.     

A speciality theorem for Cohen-Macaulay space curves

We prove a version of the Halphen Speciality Theorem for locally Cohen-Macaulay curves in . To prove the theorem, we strengthen some results of Okonek and Spindler on the spectrum of the ideal sheaf of a curve. As an application, we classify curves having index of speciality as large as possible once we fix the degree of and the minimum degree of a surface containing .

     

Calculations of atomic spin-orbit matrix elements in the unitary group approach

We present detailed closed-form expressions for the evaluation and numerical calculation of atomic spin-orbit matrix elements in the unitary group approach. A minicomputer implementation of the calculations is described.     

K+P elastic scattering at 32 GeV/c

Elastic scattering of 32.1 GeV/c K⁺ on protons has been measured in a bubble chamber experiment. Results are presented in the momentum transfer interval 0.06–1.40 GeV² and compared with data at different energies. An effective Regge trajectory is calculated using K⁺p elastic data from 10 to 175 GeV/c.     

Evidence for dimer formation by an amphiphilic heptapeptide that mediates chloride and carboxyfluorescein release from liposomes

Heptapeptides having dioctadecyl, N-terminal hydrocarbon chains insert in phospholipid bilayer membranes and form pores through which at least chloride ions pass. Although amphiphilic, these compounds do not typically form vesicles themselves. They insert in the bilayers of phospholipid vesicles and mediate the release of carboxyfluorescein. Hill analysis indicates that at least two molecules of the amphiphile are involved in pore formation. In CD2Cl2, dimer formation is detected by NMR chemical shift changes. The anion release activity of individual anion transporters is increased by linking them covalently at the C-terminus or, even more, by linking them at the N-terminus. Evidence is presented that either linked molecule releases chloride from liposomes more effectively and rapidly than the individual transporter molecule at a comparable concentration.     

Chloride complexation by heptapeptides: influence of C- and N-terminal sidechains and counterion

The channel-forming diglycolylated heptapeptides containing the amino acid sequence Gly-Gly-Gly-Pro-Gly-Gly-Gly have been found to complex chloride in CDCl(3). The strength of the interaction depends on the terminal alkyl groups and on chloride's countercation.     

Anchor chain length alters the apparent mechanism of chloride channel function in SCMTR derivatives

Two membrane-anchored heptapeptides have been prepared and their pore-formation behavior in phospholipid bilayer membranes has been found to differ profoundly as a result only of alkyl chain length.