Etude de l'action de l'ion fluor sur la laquethorium-spadns

The reaction of fluoride with thorium—SPADNS lake was studied in detail with particular reference to the effects of pH and media. Two methods for the determination of microgram amounts of fluoride based on the reaction are described. The spectrophotometric method developed is more suitable for routine use, but the colorimetric titration method is less sensitive to the effect of large amounts of electrolyte.     

Etude de l'equilibre entre l'oxyde de nickel et l'oxygene. Essai d'interpretation des lois de variation de la conductivite electrique en fonction de la temperature

In a previous paper we have shown that at 740°C and under an oxygen pressure less than 1,3 torr the electrical conductance G of a NiO powder reaches rapidly an apparently stabilized signal G_i which sharply decreases after a sufficiently long time to a G₀ value independent of P_O2.From this observation we have studied the influence of the temperature successively on the electrical conductance G_i and G₀. The Arrhenius law is only verified for the G₀ = f(T) curve. G₀ appears as the representative value of the gas-solid equilibrium.     

Transposition des oxirannes-ethanols par l'intermediaire d'alcoxyetains. Influence de la configuration de l'oxiranne

The transposition of oxirane-ethanols, through alkoxytin compounds, into oxetane-2-methanols and/or oxolan-3-ols (tetrahydrofuran-3-ols) is dependent upon the oxirane configuration. Cis configuration is more suitable for the formation of the smallest ring. Steric hindrance is not sufficient enough to explain the results.     

Influence des associations moleculaires sur la copolymerisation de l'acide acrylique avec l'acide methacrylique et avec l'acrylate de methyle

The copolymerization of acrylic acid with methacrylic acid in bulk is investigated at 40 and 60°. It is confirmed that a “matrix effect” occurs only for high contents of acrylic acid. The critical concentration beyond which the matrix effect disappears is shifted towards lower acrylic acid contents for higher temperatures. The copolymer composition is independent of temperature. The copolymerization of acrylic acid with methyl acrylate is investigated in a mixture which determines an “exaltation of the matrix effect” in the homopolymerization of acrylic acid (molar fractions: m_Monomers = 0.34; m_n-Hexane = 0.52; m_Methanol = 0.14). The resulting copolymers are found to contain a much larger fraction of acrylic acid residues than the copolymers formed in bulk or in toluene or DMF solutions.     

Influence des solvants sur la copolymérisation de l'acrylamide avec l'acrylonitrile

The copolymerization of acrylamide with acrylonitrile was investigated in various solvents, which can be put into three groups according to their influence on molecular associations; (1) solvents autoassociated by hydrogen- bonds (acetic acid, methanol, water, dimethylformamide); (2) polar solvents which can associate with the NH group of acrylamide (acetonitrile, dioxane, acetone); (3) inert solvents (toluene, benzene, hexane). The reaction kinetics and the compositions of the copolymers are different for each group of solvents. The composition of copolymers formed in solvents of group 1 vary widely, depend- ing on the solvent. Copolymers formed in all solvents of group 2 have the same composition which is that of copolymers formed in bulk. The amount of acrylamide is highest in copolymers formed in inert solvents of group 3. Such parameters as the degree of conversion, the reaction temperature, the mode of initiation and the extent of dilution only slightly affect the composition of copolymers. Homopolymerizations of acrylamide and acrylonitrile were investigated in all solvent used.The results suggest that the effects of solvents on the copolymerization of acrylamide with acrylonitrile are consequences of the various modes of molecular association of acrylamide. The solvents affect the equilibrium between auto- association of acrylamide and its association with solvent and thereby affect the reactivity of the monomer.     

Sur la reactivite des organomagnesiens derivant de l'addition d'organomagnesiens allyliques sur l'isoprene

Contrary to a recent report, it is shown that allylic Grignard reagents prepared by treating allylic Grignard reagents with isoprene and a catalytic amount of Cp₂TiCl₂ react normally with carbon dioxide and carbonyl compounds: a complete allylic rearrangement is observed.     

Etude theorique de la cycloaddition de l'ozone sur l'ethylene

A theoretical study of the cycloaddition of ozone on ethylene has been carried out by the LCAO-SCF-MO method. The potential energy hypersurface for the reaction has been investigated and the electronic and energetic properties of the transition state have been determined.     

Effet de longueur d'onde et controle par la geometrie de l'etat fondamental de la photoisomerisation de derives de l'hexatriene-1,3,5

Irradiations at different wavelengths (313, 254, 229 and 214 nm) of the 4 geometric isomers of 5-phenyl-1,3,5-heptatriene show that the photochemical behaviour of these trienes is mainly controlled by their ground state equilibrium.     

Effets de complexation de l'ester lors de la catalyse par l'eau ou les sels de l'hydrolyse alcaline des esters maloniques: etude cinetique,spectroscop

When water or salts are added, catalytic effects on alkaline hydrolysis of malonic esters in methanol are observed; they are definitely greater than those observed with monoesters. Kinetic data in the presence of salts suggest that ester-M⁺ complexation phenomena is predominant and prevails over HO^-, M⁺ ionic association. Infrared and Raman spectra of esters in water-alcohol mixtures, with or without added salts, indicate the formation of 1:1 and 1:2 complexes with each carbonyl of the diester and one proton donor molecule as well as with Li⁺.Ab initio calculations of these diesters and of their complexes allow the estimation of the positive charge density at the carbonyl group carbon as well as the LUMO energy levels; they lead to an interpretation of these entities reactivities according to perturbation theory. Only orbital control of alkaline hydrolysis of esters gives an account of the relative reactivities of mono- and diesters with or without added salts. The only consideration of charges at the carbonyl carbon is, on the other hand, inadequate for justifying all the observed phenomena.     

Etude de la structure des oligomeres de l'isoprene desactives par les halogenures d'alcoyle

The deactivation of oligoisoprenyllithium RM_n^?, Li⁺ by an alkyl halide R′X yields two kinds of products: RM_nR′ and RM_nR; the microstructure of the isoprenic units in the oligomer is mainly 4,1 and 4,3 and it is determined by the addition to the active chain of an isoprene molecule or of the alkyl halide molecule. The microstructures of RM_nR′ and of RM_nR are different. The results indicate two kinds of halogen-lithium reactions leading to the products RM_nR: between the excess of initiator RLi and the alkyl halide or between oligoisoprenyllithium and the alkyl halide.     

Influence de la longueur d'onde sur la photoisomerisation de derives de l'hexatriene-1,3,5

Kinetic studies of photoisomerization of 1-phenyl 6-methyl-cyclohexa-1,3-diene, and of the four isomeric 5-phenylhepta-1,3,5-trienes, have been performed at 313, 254, 228 and 214 nm. Photoreactions of these compounds are dependent on the wavelength of irradiation. Photolysis at short wavelength of Z,E-5-phenylhepta-1, 3,5-triene initiates a new reaction, sigmatropic [1,5] hydrogen migration, forming an ene-allenic compound. Thermal reactivity data for polyenic compounds supports the assigned structures.     

Etude theorique de la cycloaddition de la nitrone sur l'ethylene

A theoretical study of the concerted 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of nitrone on ethylene has been carried out by the LCAO-SCF-MO method. The potential energy hypersurface for the reaction has been investigated and the characteristics of the transition state have been determined.