Mechanism of ascorbic acid oxidation by molecular oxygen in aqueous pyridine catalyzed by CO2+, Ni2+, Mn2+ and Zn2+

Data on the radical non-chain mechanism of ascorbic acid oxidation by molecular oxygen catalyzed by Co²⁺, Ni²⁺, Mn²⁺ and Zn²⁺ ions are reported.

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Co²⁺, Ni²⁺, Mn²⁺ Zn²⁺.

     

Infrared spectroscopic studies of H2S adsorption on γ-Al2O3

IR spectra of H₂S adsorbed in various quantities on -Al₂O₃ have been studied. The method of spectral probes has been used to determine the extent of H₂S blocking of Lewis acid and basic centers.

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- , -Al₂O₃. .

     

On the nature of surface sites for heterolytic dissociation of hydrogen on Al2O3

A quantum-chemical analysis of the models for geminal OH groups of Al₂O₃ and of the processes of their dehydroxylation with further dissociative chemisorption of hydrogen has been carried out. Calculations were performed by the SCF MO LCAO method using STO-3G basis set in terms of the cluster approach.

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OH- Al₂O₃ . , STO-3G .

     

Hydrocarbon synthesis from methanol on erionite and mordenite catalysts synthesized in the presence of B3+, Ga3+ or Fe3+

Selectivity of erionite and mordenite type aluminosilicates synthesized in the presence of B³⁺, Ga³⁺ or Fe³⁺ has been studied in methanol conversion to hydrocarbons. The olefin to paraffin ratio in the product is proportional to the Al₂O₃ content of the zeolites.

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, B³⁺, Ga³⁺ Fe³⁺. , / Al₂O₃ .

     

ESR studies of the state of Ti3+ and Ti2+ in Ti?Mg catalysts for olefin polymerization

ESR studies have revealed that in Ti–Mg catalysts after interaction with organoaluminium compounds, the Ti³⁺ ions formed are present mainly as TiCl₃ associates. Isolated Ti³⁺ ions of various types are also detected. Part of titanium ions is in the divalent state and provides an ESR signal after oxidation by water to the trivalent state in the form of Ti³⁺ ordered by cooperative Jahn-Teller interaction.

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, - , Ti³⁺ TiCl₃. Ti³⁺ . Ti³⁺ - -.

     

Kinetics of Fe3+ and Cu2+ sorption by fibrous polyampholite

The kinetics of Fe³⁺ and Cu²⁺ sorption from sulfate salt solutions by fibrous polyampholite have been studied.

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Fe³⁺ Cu²⁺ , .

     

Kinetic studies on MeWO4-tungstates grown under mild hydrothermal conditions (Me=Mn2+, Fe2+, Zn2+)

The reaction mechanims and the kinetics of formation of MeWO₄-tungstates (Me=Mn²⁺, Fe²⁺, Zn²⁺) have been studied by reacting metal (II) chlorides and sodium tungstate at 493 K in a special autoclave, allowing continuous removal of the reactants.

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MeWO₄ ( Me=Mn²⁺, Fe²⁺, Zn²⁺) - (II) 493 , .

     

Calorimetric study of the BrO3?/Ce4+/cyclohexanone and BrO3?/Ce4+/cyclopentanone oscillating systems

The heat output (Q) during the induction period of a Belousov-Zhabotinskii oscillating reaction usually evolves at a constant rate /6/; we observe in the BrO ₃ ^– /Ce⁴⁺/Cyclohexanone system a sudden change in the slope of the function Q=f(t), which corresponds to the beginning of the quasistationary phase /3/.

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(Q) - ; BrO ₃ ^– /Ce⁺⁴/ Q=f(t), .

     

Interpretation of energy stability for Ti27+ and Ti26+ dimers

By using the interacting bonds method (IBM), it has been established that for the chloride Ziegler systems (TiCl₄+AlR₃) for polymerization the formation of Ti ₂ ⁷⁺ and Ti ₂ ⁶⁺ pairs is a thermodynamically favorable process.

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(TiCl₄+AlR₃) () , Ti ₂ ⁷⁺ Ti ₂ ⁶⁺ .

     

Chemiluminescence and auto-oscillations in the (S?Cr2O72+?UO22+) system

Quasi-harmonic oscillations of chemiluminescence intensity at certain concentrations of the components for the (S–Cr₂O ₇ ^2– –UO ₂ ²⁺ ) system in concentrated sulfuric acid and chemiluminescence and dark stages with the participation of intermediates Cr(V), U(IV) and sulfur peroxide radicals (HS₂O₆ ^.) have been discovered. Chemiluminescence is attributed to the interaction of HS₂O₆ ^. compounds. The processes of deactivation of the excited states of uranyl involve the participation of Cr(V). A scheme for the oscillation chemiluminescence reactions is suggested.

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(S–Cr₂O ₇ ^2– –UO ₂ ²⁺ ) H₂SO₄ , . Cr(V), U(IV) (HS₂O₆ ^.) HS₂O₆ ^. Cr(V) . .

     

Vapor phase oxidation of 2-methylpyridine on vanadyl polyphosphates

Vanadyl -and -polyphosphates in vapor phase oxidation of 2-methylpyridine show comparable activity and selectivity to the formation of pyridine-2-carboxaldehyde as traditional vanadium-molybdeum oxide catalysts. A redox mechanism for the reaction of 2-methylpyridine oxidation on vanadyl polyphosphates is suggested with interaction between 2-methylpyridine and oxygen of the catalyst lattice as the rate-determining step.

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- - 2- -- . - 2- . - 2- .

     

Mechanism of autocatalytic Fe(phen)32+ oxidation by bromate

Fe(phen) ₃ ²⁺ oxidation by bromate has been investigated at large excesses of bromate. The kinetics are consistent with the mechanism suggested earlier for the similar reaction of Ce³⁺ oxidation.

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Fe(phen) ₃ ²⁺ . , , Ce³⁺ .

     

ESCA study of (Mo+Pt)/SiO2, (W+Pt)/SiO2 and (Re+Pt)/SiO2 catalysts

Supported catalysts obtained from organometallic compounds have been studied by ESCA. The data obtained indicate a decrease in electron density on the Pt atoms as a result of interaction with Mo, W and Re ions bound to silica.

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, . , Mo, W, Re, .

     

Structure and interconversion of intermediates in pyridine-catalyzed mesylation reactions

The structure of intermediates of pyridine-catalyzed mesylation processes, i.e. sulfene and sulfonyl salts, and the ways of their interconversion have been studied by the joint use of semi-empirical MNDO approximation and methods of molecular mechanics. Calculation results agree well with the kinetic data.

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, : , . .

     

Reactivity of coordinated O2? towards. One-electron oxidants

Ion-radical complexes Ti(IV) (O ₂ ^– ) are unreactive towards most oxidants except Ce(IV) and Cr₂O ₇ ^2– . The one-electron redox potential for the O_{2 coord.}/O _{2 coord.} ^– couple lies between 1 and 1.6 V.

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- O ₂ ^– Ti(IV) , Ce(IV) Cr₂ O ₇ ^2– . - O_{2 .}/O ₂ ^– . 1 1,6 .

     

Competitive uptake of Cs+, Ba2+, and Zn2+ ions from binary aqueous mixtures by zeolite-13X

The preferential exchange uptake of the cations Cs⁺, Ba²⁺ and Zn²⁺ from pure solutions by zeolite-13X follows the order Q [Cs⁺]>Q [Ba²⁺]>Q [Zn²⁺], while in case of binary mixtures the order is Q [Ba²⁺(Zn²⁺)]>Q [Ba²⁺(Cs⁺)]>Q [Cs⁺(Zn²⁺)]>Q [Cs⁺(Ba²⁺)]>Q [Zn²⁺(Cs⁺)]>Q [Zn²⁺(Ba²⁺)]. Ba²⁺ uptake from mixtures shows the least suppression effect.

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Cs⁺, Ba⁺² Zn⁺² -13 Q[Cs⁺]>Q[Ba⁺²]>Q[Zn⁺²] Q[Ba⁺²(mix Zn⁺²)]>Q[Ba⁺²(mix Cs⁺)]>Q[Cs⁺(mix Zn⁺²)]>Q[Cs⁺(mix Ba⁺²)]>Q[Zn⁺²(mix Cs⁺)]>Q[Zn⁺²(mix Ba⁺²)]. Ba⁺² .

     

H2O? radicals trapped in Y-type zeolites

The results of CHDO/SP calculations do not support the detection of H₂O^– ions in MgY and CaY zeolites.

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CNDO/SP H₂O^– MgY CaY.

     

Hydration of acetylene on Cd2+ exchanged zeolites

The reaction takes place on Cd-containing Lewis sites, whereas the irreversible adsorption and condensation of product acetaldehyde on acidic OH groups of Cd-X, FAU catalyst results in deactivation. Preadsorbed ammonia moderates the deactivation, because it reacts with acetylene, and pyridine homologues are formed which block the accessible OH groups. Since in divalent cationic forms of clinoptilolite no OH groups are generated, Cd-clinoptilolite proved to be a catalyst of permanent activity.

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, Cd, — OH FAU, Cd-X. , .. , OH . OH, Cd- .

     

Investigation of ethylene interaction with some oxidants in the presence of Pd2+ in acetic acid

The composition of products from the interaction of ethylene with some o oxidants, catalyzed by palladium acetate in acetic acid has been studied, An assumption is made on the possible reason for the influence of such oxidants on the selectivity of formation of ethylene glycol ethers.

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, , . .

     

Catalytic oxidative hydrolysis of H2PO2? anions in the presence of RhCl3

Kinetics of H₂ evolution in the RhCl₃–NaH₂PO₂–HCl–H₂O system has been studied. As found by³¹P NMR, Rh(I) complexes with the Rh–P(OH)₂O^– bond are formed and play the role of catalysts in the subsequent H₂ evolution reaction.

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H₂ RhCl₃–NaH₂PO₂–HCl–H₂O. ³¹P Rh(I) Rh–P(OH)₂O^–, H₂.