Flammenspektrophotometrischer Insecticidnachweis mit einem Filterflammenphotometer

Zusammenfassung Die in einer vorangegangenen Arbeit beschriebene Methode zur Bestimmung von chlorhaltigen Insecticiden in Extrakten aus tierischen und menschlichen Nahrungsmitteln wird durch folgende Maßnahmen wesentlich vereinfacht: a) Statt eines Spektralphotometers für den flammenspektrophotometrischen Nachweis wird ein einfaches Filterflammenphotometer verwandt. b) Das vorangegangene Extraktionsverfahren wird durch Weglassen eines Extraktionsschrittes wesentlich vereinfacht. Die Nachweisgrenzen der Methode und die Wiederauffindungsraten werden durch dieses Vorgehen sogar verbessert.

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Flame -spectrophotometric determination of pesticides with a filter-photometer

In a preceding paper a flamespectrophotometric method for the analysis of chlorinated pecticides in extracts of animal and human food-stuffs was described. Now this method was simplified by using a flame photometer with filters instead of a photometer with monochromators and by omission of one extraction step. In spite of these simplifications the detection limits are improved and a better recovery is obtained.

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Die Arbeit wurde mit Mitteln der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft unterstützt.     

Einfluss der Partikelgeometrie auf die optischen Eigenschaften stark absorbierender Farbstoffteilchen

The extinction coefficients of spherical and ellipsoidal modelparticles of complex index of refraction have been measured. In the case of spherical particles the results are in good agreement with the predictions of the MIE theory. An empirical relationship has been worked out which relates the optical behaviour of needle-shaped ellipsoidal particles of defined eccentricity and size to an equivalent MIE diameter. The measurements have been performed in the range of size 0,2 < D₀ < 1,3 μ and eccentricity 1 ? p < 10.     

Lie algebras in quantum chemistry: Symmetrized orbitals

The application of Lie algebras in quantum chemistry is considered. Particular attention is devoted to their application to high symmetry problems especially where icosahedral symmetry prevails. A general programme for implementing the theory of Lie algebras in the analysis of symmetry problems is outlined.     

A study of the tautomerism of the N-alkyl-3-methoxycarbonyl-4-piperidinones and their hydrochlorides

The positions of the equilibria of N-alkyl-3-methoxycarbonyl-4-piperidinones in the liquid state, in water, in alcohols, and in CCl₄ have been determined by IR and UV spectroscopy. It has been shown that Meyer's equation is not satisfied for them. This is due to the high steric requirements of the solvating electron pair of the nitrogen atom. On the basis of the fact that on passing from the methyl ester of cyclohexan-1-one-2-carboxylic acid to the N-alkyl-3-methoxycarbonyl-4-piperidones the position of the equilibrium in the liquid state and in CCl₄ does not shift in the direction of the enol it is deduced that the spatial requirements of the free electron pair of the nitrogen atom do not appreciably exceed the steric requirements of the hydrogen atom. The IR and UV spectra of the chlorides of the N-alkyl-3-methoxycarbonyl-4-piperidinones in the solid state and in water and in alcohols are given.     

Trennung von V,Cr und Mn aus Stahl und Aktivierungsanalyse der Legierungselemente mit 14 MeV-Neutronen

The elements are separated from iron by solvent-extraction. Cr, V and Mn are separated by ion-exchange chromatography with a strong acidic cation-exchanger. The elements are determined by 14 MeV-neutron activation analysis using γ-spectroscopy. The method is suitable for a concentration range of 0.05 to 5%.     

Tetrathiafulvalene-acetylene scaffolding: new pi-electron systems for advanced materials

Novel extended tetrathiafulvalenes (TTFs) with hexa-2,4-diyne-1,6-diylidene spacers between the two 1,3-dithiole rings and laterally appended alkynyl moieties for one- and two-dimensional scaffolding were synthesised and investigated for their electronic properties.     

Spectroelectrochemical characterisation of poly[Ni(saltMe)]-modified electrodes

Electrogenerated polymers based on the nickel(II) complex 2,3-dimethyl-N,N'-bis(salicylidene)butane-2,3-diaminatonickel(II), poly[Ni(saltMe)], were characterised by in situ FTIR and UV/Vis spectroscopy and ex-situ EPR spectroscopy in order to gain insights into film structure, electronic states and charge conduction. The role of the nickel ions during film oxidation was probed by using EPR to study naturally abundant Ni and 61Ni-enriched polymers. The data from all the spectroscopic techniques are consistent, and clearly indicate that polymerisation and redox switching are associated with oxidative ligand based processes; coulometry suggests that one positive charge was delocalised through each monomer unit. EPR provided evidence for the non-direct involvement of the metal in polymer oxidation: the polymer is best described as a polyphenylene-type compound (conducting polymer), rather than an aggregation of nickel complexes (redox polymer), and the main charge carriers are identified as polarons. An explanation for the high electrochemical stability and conductivity of poly[Ni(saltMe)] with respect to that of poly[Ni(salen)] is proposed. based on stereochemical repulsion between monomeric units; this can impose a less compact supramolecular structure on polymers with bulkier substituents.     

Examination of the different procedural steps in the determination of organotin compounds in water samples

Previous animal experiments suggested that the Magos cold vapor atomic absorption spectroscopic (CVAAS) method might overestimate the concentrations of inorganic mercury (I-Hg) in the presence of methylmercury (MeHg). In the present study it is shown that this error is due to a fast degradation of MeHg during the formation of the analytical signal. For brain samples, about 5% of the total amount of MeHg in the reaction vessel is degraded to I-Hg. Speciation of Hg in aqueous solution of MeHg chloride, after purification with ionexchange chromatography using the Magos method, showed that about 9% was I-Hg. Analysis by NMR of MeHg chloride and MeHg hydroxide showed that less than 1% was in the form of I-Hg. The absolute magnitude of the error in the CVAAS method is dependent on the amounts of SnCl₂ and MeHg in the reaction vessel; however, the ratio of I-Hg to total (T-Hg) is shown to be independent of the amount of MeHg (25.5–255 ng as Hg) in the reaction vessel. A procedure for corrections is proposed, based on the results from these studies and empirical data from speciation analyses of brain tissue from MeHg-exposed rats and rabbits.     

Determination of Mg,Al, P,Cu and Mn in biological fluids by neutron activation analysis

Thermal and epithermal neutron activation analysis has been applied to determine the concentrations of magnesium, aluminium, phosphorus, copper and manganese in two biological fluids: blood serum and market milk. Both epithermal neutron irradiation and radiochemical separation (a chromatographic column of HAP) were used to get rid of the interferences from 24-Na. Strongly acidic solutions of the irradiated samples were passed through the columns of HAP, where sodium was completely adsorbed while, Al, Cu, Mg and Mn were eluted with an efficiency of 99±1%. Since both Al and P were determined through the formation of²⁸Al (2.24 min) thermal and epithermal neutron activation have been applied in order to determine the contribution of each radionuclide to²⁸Al activity. The determination of Mg, Al and P in milk samples was done instrumentally, whereas in the case of blood serum with higher concentration of Na, a radiochemical separation is essential in both cases. The concentrations of Al, Cu, Mg, Mn and P in blood serum and market milk were found to be 0.24±0.02 and 1.85±0.09 g Al/ml, 1.35±0.04 and 0.068±0.005 g Cu/ml, 22.9±1 and 98.9±8.6 g Mg/ml, 22±3 and 16±2 ng Mn/ml and 167±13 and 865±32 g P/ml, respectively.     

Three-dimensional structures of phosphorus-containing heterocycles. Communication 34. 2-Phenoxy-2-oxo-1,3,2-oxathiaphosphorinanes

Conclusions According to the data from the¹H NMR spectra, the dipole moments, and the Kerr effect, the preferred conformation of 2-aroxy-2-oxy-1,3,2-oxathiaphosphorinanes is a chair conformation with an axial orientation of the aroxy grouping and a gauche orientation of the aryl group relative to the P=O bond on the side of the cyclic oxygen atom. In the investigated compounds the p- conjugation is disrupted, as evidenced by the orthogonal orientation of the unshared pair of p electrons of the exocyclic oxygen atom and the orbitals of the benzene ring.Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 3, pp. 570–575, March, 1985.