Die quantitative Bestimmung von Vanadin mittels aktivierter Katalyse

Zusammenfassung Es wurden zwei Verfahren ausgearbeitet, um Vanadin mit Hilfe von aktivierter Katalyse zu bestimmen. Die Methodik ist geeignet, kleinste Spuren von Vanadin (bis herab zu 0,0006) mit ausreichender Genauigkeit zu ermitteln. Es werden Beleganalysen mitgeteilt.

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Summary Two procedures for the determination of vanadium have been worked out, based on activated catalysis, which allow minimal traces (down to 0,0006) of vanadium to be determined with adequate accuracy. Comparison analyses are given in the paper.

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Résumé On a élaboré deux procédés pour exécuter le dosage du vanadium à l'aide d'une catalyse activée. La méthode est apte à la détermination des plus petites traces de vanadium (jusqu'à 0,0006) avec une précision suffisante. On communique des analyses documentaires.

     

1,4 Addition to a perfluorinated cross-conjugated triene

Conclusions Perfluoro-(2-isobutenyl-1,1,4,4-tetramethyl-1,3-butadiene) yields 1,4 addition products both in nucleophilic addition and in radical chlorination.Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 5, pp. 1061–1064, May, 1979.     

Thermal degradation of copolymers of styrene and methyl-vinyl-silane by pyrolysis gas chromatography

Pyrolysis gas chromatographic investigations have been carried out on copolymers of styrene with trimethyl-vinyl-silane and of styrene with dimethyl-phenyl-vinyl-silane, in order to study the mechansims of thermal degradation and the copolymer structures. We have identified the pyrolysis products and measured their relative amounts. The experiments show that the controlling factor in the mechanism of the degradation is the nature of the side-group attached to the carbon atom at which chain scission occurs. If this side-group is phenyl, the main degradation process is depropagation; if it is if it is trimethyl-silyl or dimethyl-phenyl-silyl, intramolecular hydrogen abstraction followed by β scission becomes more important than depropagation. From the point of view of degradation mechanism, the nature of the side-group attached to the carbon atom from which the hydrogen is abstracted is of minor importance.We estimated the average copolymer block length from the amounts of products containing both comonomers as well as from the amounts of trimer composed of the same monomer.     

Catalytic effect of nickel cyanide complex and skeletal nickel on addition of hydrogen to 6-methyl-3,5-heptadien-2-ol

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Method for measuring the electron distribution function in the low temperature plasma with a high time resolution

A hybrid method for measuring the electron distribution function in the low temperature plasma is described. The time resolution of the measurement is of the order of several sec.     

Finiteness of Ricci flatN=2 supersymmetric σ-models

We study the ultraviolet behavior of two dimensional supersymmetric non-linear -models with target space an arbitrary Kähler manifoldM, so that the models areN=2 supersymmetric. We point out that these models have an additional fermionic axial symmetry if and only if the metric onM is Ricci flat. We show that the preservation of this symmetry in perturbation theory implies that both bare and renormalized metrics onM are Ricci flat. Combining this result with the constraint ofN=2 supersymmetry requiring that all counter-terms to the metric beyond one-loop order be cohomologically trivial, we argue thatN=2 models defined on Ricci flat Kähler manifolds are on-shell ultraviolet finite to all orders of perturbation theory.     

Synthesis of peptides based onβ-(N1-uracilyl)-α-alanine

The synthesis of peptides which include a DL--(N₁-uracilyl)--alanine (DL-willardiine) residue as an N-terminal or C-terminal group was investigated, dipeptides of DL-willardiine with glycine and L-tyrosine were obtained, and DL-willardiyl-DL-willardiine was synthesized; the latter is the simplest representative of the family of monotonic homopeptides which contain, as a repeating side substituent, a natural nucleic base capable of participation in intermolecular interactions of the complementary type.Translated from Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soedinenii, No. 3, pp. 404–408, March, 1971.