Der Reaktionsmechanismus der allgemeinen Säure—Basen-Katalyse der Mutarotation der Glucose, 8. Mitt.: Die Aktivierungsenergie der heterogenen Kupfer-Katalyse der Glucose-Mutarotation (Kurze Mitteilung)

Ohne Zusammenfassung7. Mitt.:Hermann Schmid undG. Bauer, Mh. Chem.96, 1508 (1965); dort ältere Mitt. dieser Reihe zitiert.     

Kinetik und stereochemischer Verlauf der thermischen Umlagerung der vier stereoisomeren Propenyl-(but-2′-enyl)-äther

The gas-phase rearrangement of (1Z, 2′E)-, (1Z, 2′Z)-, (1E, 2′E)-, and (1E, 2′Z)- propenyl but-2′-enyl ether (Z, E)-, (Z, Z)-, (E, E)-, and (E, Z)-1) into erythro- and threo-2, 3-dimethyl-pent-4-en-al (erythro- and threo-2) was investigated over a temperature range from 142,5° to 190,0° at 20–35 Torr (for kinetic data and activation parameters see table 2). All four stereoisomeric ethers 1 rearrange preferentially via a chair-like transition state C into the aldehydes 2 (ΔΔG^≠ (160°) = 2,5–2,7 kcal/mol for B – C (B = boat-like transition state). The relative rates (k_rel) for (Z, Z)-1, (Z, E)-1, (E,Z)-1, and (E,E)-1 at 160° are 1,0, 2,9, 4,3 and 9,0 respectively (see table 5). Taking into account the relative enthalpies of the ethers 1 and the steric interaction in the C transition state of the ethers 1 (see table 6), k_rel values can be estimated. They are in good agreement with those observed (see table 5).     

Herstellung und Charakterisierung von Komplexen des Uran(IV) mit Di-n-butylphosphorsäure in Kontakt mit Perchlor-, Schwefel- und Salpetersäurelösungen

Zusammenfassung Die Herstellung von festen Komplexen des Uran(IV) mit Di-n-butylphosphorsäure in Kontakt mit Perchlor-, Schwefel-und Salpetersäure wird beschrieben. Es ergab sich für die beiden ersten Fälle eine Zusammensetzung U(DBP)₄ und für den letzten U(NO₃)(DBP)₃, wobeiDBP für das Anion der Di-n-butylphosphorsäure steht. Auf Grund der Infrarotspektren im Bereich von 4000 bis 700 cm^–1 wurde versucht, Anhaltspunkte über die Bindungsverhältnisse in den Komplexen zu erhalten. Die Absorptionsbanden des U(NO₃)(DBP)₃-Komplexes bei 1520 und 1275 cm^–1 weisen darauf hin, daß das Nitrat im wesentlichen kovalent an das Uran(IV) gebunden ist.

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The preparation and characterization of solid complexes of uranium(IV) with di-n-butyl phosphoric acid in contact with perchloric, sulfuric and nitric acid solutions

The preparation of solid complexes of uranium(IV) with di-n-butyl phosphoric acid in contact with aqueous perchloric, sulfuric and nitric acid solutions is described. The formula was found to be U(DBP)₄ for the complexes prepared in contact with the two first mentioned acids, and U(NO₃)(DBP)₃ for the complex prepared in contact with HNO₃ (DBP stands for the anion of the di-n-butyl phosphoric acid). Absorption spectra were registered in the infrared region from 4000–700 cm^–1. Due to the absorption bands at 1520 and 1275 cm^–1 it seems, that the nitrato group is bound mainly covalent in the U(NO₃)(DBP) complex.

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Herrn Prof. Dr.O. Kratky zum 70. Geburtstag gewidmet.     

High-temperature synthesis, single-crystal X-ray structure determination and solid-state NMR investigations of Ba7[SiO4][BO3]3CN and Sr7[SiO4][BO3]3CN

The novel alkaline earth silicate borate cyanides Ba₇[SiO₄][BO₃]₃CN and Sr₇[SiO₄][BO₃]₃CN have been obtained by the reaction of the respective alkaline earth metals M=Sr, Ba, the carbonates M^IICO₃, BN, and SiO₂ using a radiofrequency furnace at a maximum reaction temperature of 1350°C and 1450°C, respectively. The crystal structures of the isotypic compounds M^II₇[SiO₄][BO₃]₃CN have been determined by single-crystal X-ray crystallography (P6₃mc (no. 186), Z=2, a=1129.9(1) pm, c=733.4(2) pm, R₁=0.0336, wR₂=0.0743 for M^II=Ba and a=1081.3(1) pm, c=695.2(1) pm, R₁=0.0457, wR₂=0.0838 for M^II=Sr). Both ionic compounds represent a new structure type, and they are the first examples of silicate borate cyanides. The cyanide ions are disordered and they are surrounded by Ba²⁺/Sr²⁺ octahedra, respectively. These octahedra share common faces building chains along [001]. The [BO₃]³⁻ ions are arranged around these chains. The [SiO₄]⁴⁻ units are surrounded by Ba²⁺/Sr²⁺ tetrahedra, respectively. The title compounds additionally have been investigated by ¹¹B, ¹³C, ²⁹Si, and ¹H MAS-NMR as well as IR and Raman spectroscopy confirming the presence of [SiO₄]⁴⁻, [BO₃]³⁻, and CN⁻ ions.