Diferenciación de algunas diazinas

Résumé On décrit l'emploi d'une solution à 2% de phosphomolybdate comme réactif pour l'identification et la séparation de la pipérazine, de la pyrazine, de la pyridazine et de la pyrimidine par microcristallisations. Les produits de réaction obtenus rendent possibles la caractérisation et la séparation des diazines, d'après la forme et la couleur ainsi que la sensibilité de la réaction.

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Summary The use of 2% phosphomolydic solution for the identification and differentiation of piperazine, pyrazine, pyridazine, and pyrimidine through microcrystal precipitations is described. The products obtained permit the characterization and differentiation of the diazines by form and color or by the sensitivity of the reaction.

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Zusammenfassung Die Anwendung 2%iger Phosphormolybdänsäurelösung als Reagens zur Identifizierung und Unterscheidung von Piperazin, Pyrazin, Pyridazin und Pyrimidin durch Mikrokristallfällungen wird beschrieben. Die erhaltenen Reaktionsprodukte ermöglichen die Charakterisierung und Unterscheidung der Diazine nach Form und Farbe bzw. Empfindlichkeit der Reaktion.

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Resumen Se describe el uso del ácido fosfomolibdico en solutión al 2% como reactivo para caracterizar y diferenciar a la piperacina, pirazina, piridazina y pirimidina, desde el punto de vista microcristalino, por proporcionar reacciones que por sus formas, cromatismo y sensibilidades, permiten caracterizar y diferenciar a las diazinas en estudio.

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Dedicado a la ocasión del centésimo aniversario del nacimiento deFriedrich Emich.     

Investigación toxicológica de microcantidades de barbitúricos

Resumen Se ha estudiado la investigación cualitativa de microcantidades de barbitúricos en materiales biológicos. Se propone una técnica basada en la extracción de estos compuestos con metanol, purificación del extracto por ascenso capilarimétrico en papel de filtro y reconocimiento mediante la reacción deParri yKoppanyi. Se consideran las interferencias y las condiciones particulares del trabajo sobre vísceras, sangre y orina. El límite de identificacíon de la técnica llega a 10g y representa un método económico en cuanto a tiempo y material.

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Summary A study was made of the qualitative detection of micro amounts of barbiturates in biological materials. A procedure is suggested based on extraction of these compounds with methanol, followed by purification of the extract by ascending paper chromatography, and identification with the aid of theParri andKoppanyi reaction. The interferences and the special conditions of applying the test to viscera, blood, and urine were studied. The identification limits of the procedure is 10g. The method saves time and material.

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Zusammenfassung Der qualitative Nachweis von Mikromengen von Barbituraten in biologischem Material wurde studiert. Zu diesem Zweck wird eine Arbeitstechnik vorgeschlagen, die auf der Extraktion dieser Verbindungen mit Methanol, der nachfolgenden Reinigung des Extraktes durch aufsteigende Papierchromatographie und Identifizierung mit Hilfe der Reaktion nachParri undKoppanyi beruht. Störende Einflüsse und die besonderen Bedingungen der Anwendung der Methode auf Eingeweide, Blut und Harn wurden untersucht. Die Erfassungsgrenze des beschriebenen Verfahrens erreicht 10 g. Es ermöglicht Zeit- und Materialersparnis.

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Résumé Etude de l'identification qualitative de microquantités de barbituriques dans les milieux biologiques. A cette fin on recommande une technique opératoire qui comporte une extraction de ces composés dans le méthanol, une purification consécutive de l'extrait par chromatographie ascendante sur papier et une identification par la réaction deParri etKoppanyi. On a étudié les influences gênantes ainsi que les conditions particulières d'emploi de la méthode pour les viscères, le sang et l'urine. Sa limite de sensibilité est de 10g; elle permet d'épargner du temps et du matériel.

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Presentado al III Congreso Panamericano de Farmacia y Bioquímica, Sao Paulo, Brasil, XII, 1954.     

Investigatión Microanalitica de la Urotropina,Licetol y Piperacina

Résumé L'auteur étudie la séparation micro-analytique de l'urotropine, du licétol et de la pipérazine, en solution, en présence les uns des autres, en se servant comme réactif d'une solution d'iodobismuthate de potassium. On a atteint le but proposé, c'est-à-dire l'obtention de cristaux de coloration et de formes différentes, pour chacun des composés présents.

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Summary A study was made of the microanalytical differentiation of urotropin, licetol, and piperazine when they are cosolutes by means of potassium iodobismuthate. The objective was attained in each case, namely to obtain crystals of different chromatism and form.

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Zusammenfassung Die mikroanalytische Unterscheidung zwischen nebeneinander in Lösung befindlichem Urotropin, Licetol und Piperazin wurde untersucht, wobei als Reagens eine Lösung von Kaliumjodbismutat dient. Der beabsichtigte Zweck, Kristalle von verschiedenem Chromatismus und Form zu erhalten, wird für jede der entstandenen Verbindungen erreicht.

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Resumen El autor estudia la diferenciación microanalitica de la urotropina, licetol y piperacina, en soluciones mezclas, mediante el empleo como reactivo de una solución de iodo-bismuto de potasio, logrando la finalidad propuesta al obtener cristales de forma y cromatismo diferentes, para cada uno de los complejos integrados.

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Al Señor Dr. Ing.Fritz Feigl, Profesor de Universidad, con motivo de su 70 aniversario.     

Gaussian binning of the vibrational distributions for the Cl + CH4(v(4/2) = 0, 1) → H + CH3Cl(n(1)n(2)n(3)n(4)n(5)n(6)) reactions

We test several binning techniques to obtain mode-specific final-state distributions for polyatomic reactions. Normal mode analysis is done after an exact transformation to the Eckart frame. Standard histogram binning (HB) and three different variants of the energy-based Gaussian binning (1GB) are employed to obtain the probabilities of the vibrational states. We consider the two major issues of the polyatomic quasiclassical product analysis, i.e., (1) rounding the classical action to the nearest integer can result in unphysical states and (2) the normal-mode analysis can break down for highly distorted geometries. We show that 1GB can handle issue 1 when the total vibrational energy is evaluated in the normal mode space using the harmonic approximation and both issues 1 and 2 can be solved when the total vibrational energy is calculated exactly in the Cartesian space. We found that anharmonicity in the quantized energy levels does not have a significant effect on the final-state distributions. Quasiclassical trajectory calculations are performed for the reactant ground-state and bending-excited Cl((2)P(3/2)) + CH(4)(v(4/2) = 0, 1) → H + CH(3)Cl reactions using an ab initio potential energy surface. The product analysis techniques are successfully applied to the CH(3)Cl product molecules and some qualitative features of the results are discussed.     

Unitary group tensor operator algebras for many-electron systems. III. Matrix elements in U(n 1 +n 2) ⊃ U(n 1) × U(n 2) partitioned basis

Exploiting our earlier results [J. Math. Chem. 4 (1990) 295–353 and 13 (1993) 273–316] on the unitary group U(n) Racah-Wigner algebra, specifically designed for quantum chemical calculations of molecular electronic structure, and the related tensor operator formalism that enabled us to introduce spin-free orbital equivalents of the second quantization-like creation and annihilation operators as well as higher rank symmetric, antisymmetric and adjoint tensors, we consider the problem of U(n) basis partitioning that is required for group-function type approaches to the many-electron problem. Using the U(n) U(n ₁) × U(n ₂),n =n ₁ +n ₂ adapted basis, we evaluate all required matrix elements of U(n) generators and their products that arise in one- and two-body components of non-relativistic electronic Hamiltonians. The formalism employed naturally leads to a segmented form of these matrix elements, with many of the segments being identical to those of the standard unitary group approach. Relationship with similar approaches described earlier is briefly pointed out.     

Augmentation of the Generalised n×n Eigenvalue Equation to a Generalised (n+1)×(n+1) Eigenvalue Equation

Generalised n×n eigenvalue equation B| _i = _i S ^b | _i (i=1,...,n) where B and S ^b are n×n Hermitian matrices while S ^b is in addition positive definite is considered. This equation is augmented to a generalised (n+1)(n+1) eigenvalue equation H| _k = _k S| _k (k=1,...,n+1) where Hermitian matrices H and S represent matrices B and S ^b , respectively, augmented by one additional row and one additional column. It is shown how the eigenvalues _k and the eigenvectors | _k of the augmented eigenvalue equation can be expressed in terms of the eigenvalues _i and the eigenvectors | _i of the original eigenvalue equation. Operation count to obtain by this method all augmented eigenvalues and eigenvectors is of the order O(n ²). Unless matrices involved are of some special kind such as sparse matrices or alike, this operation count is one order of magnitude smaller than operation count required by other presently known methods. In many practical cases operation count to obtain a single selected eigenvalue and/or eigenvector by this method is of the order O(n). In the case of the generalised eigenvalue equation, all other methods usually require again O(n ³) operations, even if only a single eigenvalue and/or eigenvector is required. Thus in many cases of interest operation count to obtain a selected eigenvalue and/or eigenvector by this method is two orders of magnitude smaller than operation count required by other methods.     

Reactor production of 32P for medical applications: an assessment of 32S(n,p)32P and 31P(n,γ)32P methods

The article describes a comparative study carried out on the reactor production of ³²P by two different processes, namely, ³²S(n,p)³²P and ³¹P(n,γ)³²P with a view to determine the merits and bottlenecks of each method and assess the usefulness of ³²P obtained from each of the processes. In a typical batch, 250 g of elemental sulfur when irradiated at a fast neutron flux of ~8 × 10¹¹ n cm^?2 s^?1 for 60 days, after chemical processing provided about 150 GBq(4.05Ci) of ³²P having specific activity of 200TBq(5500Ci)/mmole. On the other hand, irradiation of 0.35 g of red phosphorus at a fast neutron flux of ~7.5 × 10¹³ n cm^?2 s^?1 for a period of 60 days gave 75 GBq(2.02Ci) of ³²P of specific activity 7 GBq(190mCi)/mol^-1. While the specific activity of ³²P obtained from ³²S(n,p)³²P is superior to that obtained from the ^3lP(n,γ)³²P process, the requirement of elaborate target processing steps involving distillation and purification emerged as a deterrent that limits its widespread adaptability. Both the production routes offer ³²P of acceptable quality amenable for medical applications although their specific activity differs.     

Heavy group 14 1,(n+2)-dimetallabicyclo[n.n.n]alkanes and 1,(n+2)-dimetalla[n.n.n]propellanes: are they all realistic synthetic targets?

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Why edge inversion? Theoretical characterization of the bonding in the transition states for inversion in F n NH(3−n) and FnPH(3−n) (n = 0–3)

As first noted by Dixon et al. (J Am Chem Soc 108:2461–2462, 1986), heavily fluorinated pyramidal phosphorus compounds, e.g., F _n PH_(3?n) with n > 1, invert through a T-shaped transition state (edge inversion) rather than the D_3h-like transition states (vertex inversion) found in the corresponding nitrogen compounds and less fluorinated phosphorus compounds. Subsequent studies by Dixon and coworkers established that this is a general phenomenon and has important chemical consequences. But what is the reason for the change in the structure of the transition state? Recent theoretical investigations have resulted in the discovery of a new type of chemical bond, the recoupled pair bond. In particular, it was found that recoupled pair bond dyads account for the hypervalency of the elements beyond the first row. In this paper, we show that recoupled pair bond dyads also account for the existence of the edge inversion pathway in heavily fluorinated phosphorus compounds and likely account for the presence of the lower energy inversion pathways in pyramidal compounds of other elements beyond the first row.