Contribution to the phase diagram of the system PbCl2-AgCI

The side parts of the phase diagram of the binary system PbCl₂-AgCl were studied by using DTA. The only miscibility was found on the silver chloride side up to a concentration of 1.5±0.5 mole% PbCl₂. No solid solution of AgCl in PbCl₂ was observed on the lead chloride side.

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Zusammenfassung Mittels DTA wurden die Randzonen des Phasendiagrammes des binären Systemes PbCl₂-AgCl untersucht. Mischbarkeit konnte lediglich auf der Silberchloridseite bis zu einer Konzentration von 1.5±0.5 mol% mol% PbCl₂ festgestellt werden. Auf der Bleichloridseite konnten keinerlei Mischkristalle zwischen AgCl und PbCl₂ beobachtet werden.

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PbCl₂-AgCl. 1,5±0,5 %. .

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We are very grateful to our colleagues Dr E. Krová and Dr Z. Pokorná for the preparation of the single-crystals and for the chemical analysis.     

The reversibility of the octahedral → tetrahedral transition in bis(pyridine)-cobalt(III) chloride Co(py)2Cl2

The octahedral-tetrahedral structural transition of Co(py)₂Cl₂ was studied by high temperature reflectance spectroscopy and dynamic reflectance spectroscopy. The reversibility of the transition by standing at room temperature for 24 hrs was established.

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Zusammenfassung Es wurde durch Hochtemperatur-Reflexions-Spektroskopie und dynamische Reflexions-Spektroskopie bewiesen, daß die strukturelle Umwandlung des oktaedrischen Co(py)₂Cl₂ in die tetraedrische Form nach 24 stündigem Stehen bei Zimmertemperatur reversibel ist.

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Résumé On a pruvé par spectroscopie de reflexion de haute température et spectroscopie de reflexion dynamique la réversibilité de la transition structurale octaédrique-tetraédrique de Co(py)₂Cl₂ après 24 heures.

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The financial support of this work by the Robert A. Welch Foundation of Houston, Texas, is gratefully acknowledged. The assistance of Mr. Sherman Bradley is also acknowledged.     

The system K2SO4-K2S

A new experimental technique has been developed to determine the phase equilibrium diagram for the system K₂SO₄-K₂S.The technique involves isothermal thermogravimetry of potassium sulphate during reduction to potassium sulphide at elevated temperatures in a stream of dry oxygen-free hydrogen gas. Several abrupt changes in the rate of weight loss occur in each curve and these can be related to phase changes in the phase diagram for the system.On the basis of such results the liquidus and solidus (solid solution) boundaries can be located.Simple thermal analysis is used to confirm the eutectic temperature and various liquidus temperatures.The diagram K₂SO₄-K₂S is a simple eutectic system with the eutectic at 610 and 23 mole % K₂S. The limits of solid solubility of K₂S in K₂SO₄ and K₂SO₄ in K₂S at the eutectic temperature are 11 % and 36 mole% respectively.The odd shape of the liquidus curves on each side of the eutectic suggests the possibility of phase changes in both K₂SO₄ and K₂S solid solutions. No evidence for this was obtained from thermal analysis.

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Zusammenfassung Eine neue experimentelle Technik wurde zur Bestimmung des Phasengleichgewichtsdiagramms des Systems K₂SO₄-K₂S entwickelt.Die Technik umfasst die isotherme Gravimetrie von Kaliumsulfat wÄhrend der Reduktion zu Kaliumsulfid bei erhöhten Temperaturen in strömenden trockenen und Sauerstoff-freien Wasserstoff. Verschiedene plötzliche Änderungen der Geschwindigkeit des Gewichtsverlustes treten bei jeder Kurve auf und können mit den PhasenÄnderungen im Phasendiagramm des Systems in Zusammenhang gebracht werden.Durch diese Ergebnisse können die GrenzflÄchen der flüssigen und der Festphasenlösung festgestellt werden.Die einfache Thermoanalyse wird zur BestÄtigung der eutektischen Temperatur und verschiedener Liquidus-Temperaturen herangezogen.Das Diagramm K₂SO₄-K₂S ist ein einfaches eutektisches System mit dem Eutektikum bei 610 und 23 Mol % K₂S. Die Grenzwerte einer festen Lösung von K₂S in K₂SO₄ und K₂SO₄ in K₂S betragen bei der eutektischen Temperatur 11% bzw. 36 Mol %.Die aussergewöhnliche Form der Liquidus-Kurven zu beiden Seiten des Eutektikums lÄsst auf die Möglichkeit von PhasenÄnderungen in den Festlösungen von sowohl K₂SO₄ wie auch von K₂S schliessen Hierzu ergab jedoch die Thermoanalyse keine BestÄtigung.

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Résumé Une nouvelle technique expérimentale a été développée afin de déterminer le diagramme d'équilibre des phases dans le système K₂SO₄-K₂S.La technique fait appel à la thermogravimétrie isotherme du sulfate de potassium lors de sa réduction en sulfure de potassium à températures élevées dans un courant de gaz hydrogène sec exempt d'oxygène. Plusieurs changements abrupts de vitesse de perte de poids ont lieu sur chaque courbe et ces changements peuvent Être rapportés aux changements de phases dans le diagramme de phases du système.A partir de tels résultats on peut déterminer les limites du liquidus et du solidus (solution solide).L'analyse thermique simple a été utilisée pour confirmer la température eutectique etdiverses températures du liquidus.Le diagramme K₂SO₄-K₂S forme un système eutectique simple à 610 et 23 p.c. molaires de K₂S. Les limites de la solubilité en phase solide de K₂S dans K₂SO₄ et de K₂SO₄ dans K₂S sont, à la température eutectique, respectivement de 11 et 36 mol %.La forme particulière des courbes du liquidus de chaque cÔté de l'eutectique fait penser à la possibilité de changements de phases dans les solutions solides tant de K₂SO₄ que de K₂S, mais l'analyse thermique n'en a pas donné de preuve.

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K₂SO₄-K₂S . , . , . ( ). . K₂SO₄-K₂S 610 23% K₂S. K₂S K₂SO₄ K₂SO₄ K₂S , , 11 36 . K₂SO₄ K₂S . , .

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The authors would like to thank the National Research Council of Canada for their financial support.     

Study of cyclohexane conversion on A Pt/Al2O3 catalyst under reforming conditions by a gradientless method

A common type of rate equations for hydrocarbon conversions under reforming conditions has been shown, resulting from the features of the hydrocarbons and hydrogen adsorption on the Pt/Al₂O₃ catalyst. This has been confirmed by variations in the rate of cyclohexane conversion observed upon the introduction of methane into the reaction mixture. Methane does not react but is strongly adsorbed on the catalyst surface.

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Calculation of adsorption heats of nitric oxide on ruthenium by the bond interaction method

Chemisorption heats of nitric oxide on Ru(0001) and Ru(1010) planes have been calculated by the bond interaction method. It is shown that the calculated values correlate well with TPD data.

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Kinetic conversion of complex hydrocarbon mixtures in reforming on platinum/alumina catalysts

General forms of the kinetic equations for the conversion of various hydrocarbons in reforming of multicomponent gasoline fractions on platinum/alumina catalysts have been confirmed experimentally by using a gradientless method.

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Selectivity of catalytic processes under forced cyclic operation

The influence of oscillations in the feed concentration on the selectivity of a catalytic process has been studied for parallel reactions. The selectivity increase in periodic operations depends on both the type of kinetic functions and the non-steady-state properties of the catalysts.

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ESR study of the interaction of oxygen and propene with solid CoO?MgO solutions under pulse conditions

An ESR study has shown that under the action of oxygen pulses, radical ions O ₂ ^– with g_I=2.0085 and g_II=2.087 are generated at room temperature on the surface of 1% CoO–MgO. Heating of the sample to 150 °C in the spectrometer results in complete disappearance of the O ₂ ^– signal from the ESR spectra. The variation of the O ₂ ^– signal intensity with time due to the interaction between propene and oxygen adsorbed on the sample surface, has been measured.

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, 1% CoO–MgO - O ₂ ^– g_I=2.0085 g_II=2.087. 150 °C - O ₂ ^– . O ₂ ^– .

     

Influence of sodium salt addition on the morphological and catalytic properties (ethane hydrogenolysis) of aluminasupported cobalt

NaNO₃ addition to Co/Al₂O₃ results in an increase in the reducibility, in a smaller dispersity of the metal and in a decrease in the ethane hydrogenolysis rate due to a decorative effect.

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NaNO₃ Co/Al₂O₃ ,

     

Catalytic activity of high-silicon TsVK and Y type zeolites

Conversion of paraffins on TsVK and Y zeolites follow a similar mechanism yielding the same intermediates. Low selectivity of Y zeolites with respect to aromatic hydrocarbons is attributed to the strong adsorption of these hydrocarbons on zeolites. It is assumed that the centers of strong adsorption are Al³⁺ ions in cationic positions in zeolite.

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Some peculiarities in ESR spectra of titanium complexes in catalysts for isoprene polymerization in excess A1R3

It has been established that at low temperatures of TiCl₄+AOC catalyst preparation in solution (with Ti/Al1/15), ESR spectra exhibit rhombic anisotropy of the g-factor. Experiments with the sample having 61 % concentration of⁴⁷Ti isotopes suggest the formation of associates of Ti³⁺ with magnetic ordering, apparently due to the Jahn-Teller cooperative effect.

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TiCl₄+ AOC ( Ti/Al1/15) g-. ⁴⁷Ti (61%) Ti³⁺ , , -.

     

Preparation of supported platinum catalysts from tetrakis (Triphenylphosphine) platinum by impregnation

Pt[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄ has been applied for preparation of Pt/C and Pt/Al₂O₃ catalysts. The highest hydrogenation activity exhibited the catalysts prepared using alumina support. Activity of these catalysts is higher compared with those obtained from Pt(NH₃)₄Cl₂.

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Pt[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄ Pt/C Pt/Al₂O₃. , , . , Pt(NH₃)₄Cl₂.

     

A thermoanalytical study on some compounds of Zr(IV) with azopyrazolonic derivatives

Thermoanalytical data on six reagents and on their compounds with Zr(IV) are reported. Except for H acid, all reagents were azopyrazolonic derivatives obtained by synthesis. The purpose of this study was to obtain data on the thermal stabilities of the reagents and their zirconium compounds, and to establish the reagent: zirconium: water combination ratio.

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Zusammenfassung Thermoanalytische Daten von 6 Reagenzien und deren Verbindungen mit Zr(IV) werden mitgeteilt. Außer H-Säure waren alle Reagenzien durch Synthese erhaltene Azopyrazolon-Derivate. Zweck der Untersuchung war, Daten über die thermische Stabilität dieser Reagenzien und ihrer Zirkonverbindungen zu erhalten und das Verhältnis Reagens: Zirkon: Wasser festzustellen.

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Interdependence between the dispersion of a solid decomposition product and its formation rate

In an analysis of the possible mechanism and kinetics of a thermal decomposition reaction with the formation of a solid product, the following features were considered: the collective rearrangement character of the transformation; the formation of a product with a different non-equilibrium defectiveness and free energy; the free energy relationship in the series of processes leading to products with different dispersions; the formation of intermediate structures; and the spinodal character of their decomposition. Relationships are presented between the rate of solid product formation, the process temperature, and the surface area and size of the particles.

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Zusammenfassung In einer Analyse des möglichen Mechanismus und der Kinetik einer unter Bildung eines festen Produktes verlaufenden thermischen Zersetzungsreaktion werden folgende Besonderheiten erörtert: der kollektive Umordnungscharakter der Umwandlung, die Bildung eines Produktes mit unterschiedlicher Nichtgleichgewichts-Gitterstörung und unterschiedlicher freier Energie, die Beziehung der freien Energie in zu Produkten unterschiedlicher DispersitÄt führenden Prozessen, die Bildung intermediÄrer Strukturen und der spinodalen Charakter ihrer Zersetzung. Beziehungen zwischen der Bildungsgeschwindigkeit des festen Produktes, der Temperatur des Prozesses und der OberflÄchengrö\e und Grö\e der Partikel werden angegeben.

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Structure of vanadium phosphate anion in solutions from17O,51V and31P NMR data

¹⁷O,⁵¹V and³¹P NMR studies indicate that the anion structure of sodium vanadophosphate in an aqueous solution is close to that in crystals of the (CN₃H₆)₈HPV₁₄O₄₂ 7H₂O salt.

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¹⁷O,⁵¹V,³¹P , (CN₃H₆)₈HPV₁₄O₄₂ 7H₂O.

     

Inhibition by phase transfer catalysts

While phase transfer catalysts have generally a positive effect on substitution of halides by rhodanide ion in two-phase reaction systems changing the structure of alkyl halide from primary to tert.-alkyl groups, catalysis reverses into inhibition. The assumption that this is due to the change in reaction mechanism from S_N2 to S_N1 was proved on hydrolysis of triphenylmethyl chloride in a two-phase system, where the inhibitory effect of phase transfer catalysts is even more pronounced.

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Application of the vapor phase supporting (VPS) method for preparing SnO2/SiO2 catalysts

Supported SnO₂/SiO₂ catalysts have been prepared by the reaction of the surface hydroxy groups of silica gel and gas phase tin chloride (PS method). The catalytic properties have been examined in the reaction of 2-propanol to show the effect of VPS cycles on the amount and nature of the active sites.

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SnO₂/SiO₂ . 2- VPS .

     

Sulfurization of Pt/Al2O3?Cl catalysts. IV. Adsorption sites of H2S on Al2O3, Al2O3?Cl and Pt/Al2O3?Cl

Chemisorption of H₂S on Al₂O₃, Al₂O₃–Cl and Pt/Al₂O₃–Cl has been studied by gravimetry and IR spectroscopy. The influence of the amount of Cl on the H₂S adsorption equilibrium value and the nature of the adsorption sites at low and high coverages are discussed.

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H₂S Al₂O₃, Al₂O₃–Cl Pt/Al₂O₃–Cl . Cl H₂S, .

     

Catalytic activity of CaO?CaF2 binary systems in the Claus reaction

Activity of CaO–CaF₂ catalysts in the Claus reaction has been studied as a function of catalyst composition and of the time of catalyst operation in the reaction. Opposite effects of low and high fluoride content on the Claus activity have been found. A new type of reducing centers is suggested to be responsible for the increase in the activity observed in the case of fluorine-rich catalysts.

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CaO–CaF₂ . , . , , .