Kinetics and mechanism of oxidation of quinol by alkaline hexacyanoferrate(III)

The reaction between quinol and alkaline hexacyanoferrate(III) at constant ionic strength gives p-benzoquinone. The rate of the reaction was first order in the concentrations of substrate, oxidant and alkali. The slow step of the reaction involves the formation of the p-benzosemiquinone radical, which was detected by esr spectroscopy as a five-line spectrum with peak intensity ratios of 14641.

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(III) -. , . - , , 14641.

     

ESR studies of Mo?Mg oxide catalysts

For 0.1–0.5 wt.% Mo–Mg oxide samples with high concentration of⁹⁵Mo isotopes two types of Mo⁵⁺ have been identified. Their role in the formation of O ₂ ^– anion-radicals in low-temperature oxygen adsorption on reduced samples has been established.

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, ⁹⁵Mo, Mo⁵⁺ Mo–Mg (0,1–0,5 .% Mo) - O ₂ ^– .

     

Acid-base properties of Sn?Mo?Ox catalysts

The acidity and basicity of Sn–Mo–O_x catalysts with different Mo/Mo+Sn atomic ratios were measured by determining the adsorption isotherms of pyridine and acetic acid by chromatographic method. It was found that acidity and basicity go through a maximum at a Mo content of 15–20 at.%.

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Sn–Mo–O_x Mo/Mo+Sn, . Mo=15–20 at.%.

     

Le systeme eau-theophylline

The binary system water—theophylline was studied by DTA and radiocrystallography. The slow dehydration of theophylline monohydrate was observed at room temperature at relative humidities lower than 60%, without the formation of any other hydrate. The isochoric phase diagram was established. At 78 °C, a peritectic invariant occurred, owing to decomposition of the monohydrate. The existence of only one binary compound (theophylline H₂O) was confirmed by the.Tammann diagram.

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Zusammenfassung Mittels DTA und Radiokristallographie wurde das binäre System Wasser-Theophyllin untersucht. Bei einer relativen Luftfeuchtigkeit unter 60% wird bei Raumtemperatur eine langsame Dehydratation von Theophyllinemonohydrat ohne Formung anderer Hydrate beobachtet. Es wurde ein isochores Phasendiagramm entwickelt. Wegen der Zersetzung des Monohydrates tritt bei 78 °C eine peritektische Invariantheit auf. Die Existenz nur einer binären Verbindung (Theophyllin, H₂O) wird mittels eines Tammanndiagrammes bekräftigt.

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— . 60% - . . 78° , . -.

     

Study of the adsorption properties of a natural Hungarian mordenite and its ion-exchanged derivatives

The texture and adsorption properties of a natural, Hungarian mordenite were investigated by electron microscopy and BET adsorption measurements. The properties of the ion-exchanged adsorbents were characterized by CO₂ and SO₂ isotherms. The measurements were evaluated on the basis of the pore-filling theory of Dubinin. We have found that at 20°C the H⁺-form of mordenite interacts preferably with CO₂, while on the Na⁺- and Ca²⁺-derivatives stronger adsorption of SO₂ takes place. This fact accounts for their applicability as selective adsorbents.

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, . CO₂ SO₂. . , 20°C H⁺- CO₂, Na⁺- Ca²⁺- SO₂ . .

     

Hydrocarbon hydrogenolysis on nickel-tin catalysts

Hydrogenolysis of ethane, n-hexane and cyclohexane has been studied on nickel-kieselguhr catalysts modified by organic and inorganic compounds of tin. Tin additives decrease nickel reactivity with respect to C–C dissociation, which is ascribed to the formation of surface intermetallides on the catalyst.

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, - - , . . C–C .

     

Influence of carbon support pretreatment on properties of Pd/C catalysts

Preoxidation of the surface of carbon support was found to increase the dispersity of palladium and activity of Pd/C catalysts obtained by reduction of supported Pd(OAc)₂, in hydrogenation of olefins. Probable reasons for this effect are discussed.

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, Pd/C , Pd(OAc), . .

     

Interaction of ammonia with the surface of Cr?Mo and Cr?Mo?Te oxide catalysts

The adsorption of NH₃ on Cr–Mo and Cr–Mo–Te catalysts has been investigated by IR spectroscopy. It is shown that there are both electron acceptor and proton donor acid centers on the surface of these catalysts. The introduction of tellurium into a Cr–Mo catalyst decreases adsorption on the electron acceptor centers.

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NH₃ Cr–Mo Cr–Mo–Te . , -, - . Cr–Mo .

     

Adsorption and hydrogenation of unsaturated aldehydes over rhodium black

Hydrogenation selectivity of conjugated ethylenic bonds of unsaturated aldehydes over rhodium black is shown to be determined by intramolecular interactions in surface complexes due to the electronic structure of the initial unsaturated aldehydes.

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