Mittlere ringe-XIII Die intramolekulare acylierung der ω-(1-naphthyl)-fettsäuren

The intramolecular Friedel-Crafts cyclisation of ω-arylalkanoic acids, which is in the benzene series a valuable synthetic route to bicyclic ketones with medium-sized and large rings, has been investigated with ω-(1-naphthyl)alkanoyl chlorides. The lower members, including naphthyl-caproic acid, close the ring at position 2 to form IV. The higher homologous acids show a preference for annellation at 7, making available a new type of heteronuclear naphthalene cyclic ketones (VII). During cyclisation of ω-(1-naphthyl) decanoic acid, the 1,4 ring closure competes with the 1,7 type.

Steric hindrance of resonance as a consequence of “medium ring torsion” was studied in different classes of naphthocyclenones.     

The stereochemistry of quaternary N-methyl sparteinium cations, their derivatives, stereoisomers and analogues : Part II. Molecular and crystal structure, and IR spectra of methiodide and methperchlorate of 2-oxosparteine

The crystal and molecular structures of two quarternary salts of 2-oxosparteine (II), the methiodide (IICH⁺₃ • I⁻) and the methperchlorate (IICH⁺₃ • ClO⁻₄) have been determined on the basis of X-ray and IR data. The studies were performed by analogy to previously investigated quaternary salts of sparteine (I), the methiodide (ICH⁺₃ • I⁻) and the methperchlorate (ICH⁺₃ • ClO⁻₄). As expected, the configurations and conformations of cationic parts within the two pairs of quaternary salts are identical, except for the structure of their A/B fragments, which in ICH⁺₃ cations have the character of tertiary amines, but in IICH⁺₃ that of lactams.

On the basis of accumulated X-ray and IR data the similarities and differences in the modes of interaction of perchlorate and iodide anions with quaternary cations, and especially with their N⁺---CH₃ groups are discussed. In this discussion are also included the methiodide and methperchlorate of -isosparteine: IIICH⁺₃ • X⁻ (X⁻ = I⁻ or ClO⁻₄) where N⁺---CH₃ groups are cisoidally oriented to the basic nitrogen atoms. The most interesting observations are as follows: (i) When N⁺---CH₃ groups are easily accessible for direct quasi hydrogen bonding interactions with counter anions and when other positive charged groups, for instance lactam groups, are absent in quaternary cations, perchlorate anions interact more strongly than the iodide anions and in consequence introduce conformational changes into the ring with N⁺---CH₃ group as well as into further rings. (ii) Perchlorate and iodide anions interact with N⁺---CH₃ groups similarly and very weakly if at all, when the N⁺---CH₃ groups are for steric reasons inaccessible to counter anions or when in quaternary cations there are additional groups which attract the counter anions electrostatically. The last mechanism operates in both quaternary salts of 2-oxosparteine and this is the reason why their monocrystals are isosteric and IR spectra almost identical. (iii) The sterically hindered N⁺---CD₃ groups in both IIICD⁺₃ • X⁻ salts give rise in their IR spectra to two doubles of sharp, well resolved bands which indicate the presence of two different rotamers stabilized by two modes of weak intramolecular hydrogen bonds with basic N atoms. (iv) In IIICH⁺₃ • X⁻ and IIICD⁺₃ • X⁻ salts the perchlorate and iodide anions do not interact at all with the rotating and vibrating N⁺---CH₃ (N⁺---CD₃) group but the structures of these salts are not isosteric since the perchlorate anions interact more strongly than iodide anions with the A/B fragment of the IIICH⁺₃ cations. This is visible from the shapes and intensities of the so-called “trans” band in the IR spectra of both salts.     

Critical dynamics of φ2n with random fields in the tree approximation

In the tree approximation, the critical relaxational dynamics of ²ⁿ with quenched random fields is calculated by renormalization near the upper critical dimensiond _u=4+2/(n–1). Although the relation between the characteristic frequency _c q and the wave-numberq is as usual,unusual results are obtained for the asymptotic decay of the order-parameter correlation functionS(q,t).Dedicated to Prof. Dr. W. Döring on the occasion of his 75th birthday     

Theory of diffuse neutron scattering in the high temperature phase of CsCuCl3 and related Jahn-Teller compounds

The hexagonal Jahn-Teller compounds ABCl₃ (A=Cs, Rb; B=Cu, Cr) in their common high temperature phase are modeled as a system of independent elastic dipoles dressed by a far reaching strain field. The diffuse elastic cross section for neutrons is derived as for Huang scattering. Isointensity contours and line widths (FWHM) are calculated for CsCuCl₃ and compared to experimental results, especially looking for correlations and precursor effects of the structural phase transition.     

Submanifolds of complex space forms admitting an almost contact metric compound structure

Summary Real hypersurfaces of an almost Hermitian manifold naturally admit an almost contact metric structure and the (f, g, u, v, w, , , )-structure is defined on submanifolds of codimension 3 of an almost Hermitian manifold. We study the so-called semi-invariant submanifolds of a complex space form with almost contact metric compound structure which is a general notion of (f, g, u, v, w, , , )-structure.Dedicated to professor Eulyong Pak on his 60th birthdayThis research was partially supported by Korean Science and Engineering Foundation Grant.     

Study of diffusion creep accompanying superplastic deformation of the alloy ZhS6KP

The development of diffusion creep (DC) accompanying superplastic deformation (SPD) of the highly doped nickel alloy ZhS6KP is studied based on an investigation of the redistribution of dispersed intragrain deposits of the phase of Ni₃(Al, Ti). Deposit-free zones (DFZ) are formed in the alloy, held at the temperature of SPD and accompanying deformation at the grain boundaries. The contribution of DC to the deformation was determined from a comparative analysis of the width of the DFZ in the deformed and undeformed parts of the samples for different grain sizes and rates of DC taking into account diffusion accommodation. It was established that for the optimum rate of SPD the upper limit of the contribution of DC to deformation for 2-m grains does not exceed 11%. It is concluded, based on the distribution of DFZ, that the effect of DC accompanying SPD is determined by diffusion fluxes, associated with the local concentration of stress accompanying the development of grain-boundary slipping.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 6, pp. 40–45, June, 1986.In conclusion, we thank Yu. M. Mishin for a useful discussion of the results.     

Optical frequency doubling of a single-mode dye laser in an external ring resonator

Optical frequency doubling of a single-mode cw Rhodamin 6G ring dye laser is performed with a thin angle-tuned LiIO₃ Brewster cut crystal in a stabilized passive ring resonator. A conversion efficiency of =5 mW uv/320 mW fundamental input power was achieved at =603 nm.     

R?ntgenspektrometrische Elementbestimmung in Abwasser: Probenvorbereitung und Matrixkorrekturverfahren

Zusammenfassung Für Elementbestimmungen in Abwasser wird ein Röntgenfluorescenzverfahren beschrieben. Zur Probenvorbereitung werden die Elemente durch Gefriertrocknung auf einem inerten Träger angereichert. Diese Anreicherung ist nicht selektiv und erfaßt praktisch alle in Abwasser gelösten und suspendierten Verunreinigungen. Für die Berechnung der Elementkonzentrationen aus den gemessenen Fluorescenzintensitäten wird ein Matrixkorrekturverfahren angegeben, welches dem unterschiedlichen Absorptionsverhalten der Probenmatrix Rechnung trägt. Die Massenabsorptionskoeffizienten werden durch Messung der diffus gestreuten Bremsstrahlung bzw. der Comptonstreustrahlung ermittelt. Die Selbstabsorption des zu bestimmenden Elementes wird rechnerisch berücksichtigt. Das Korrekturverfahren kann auf alle mit Röntgenfluorescenzanalyse bestimmbaren Elemente angewendet werden.

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Determination of elements in waste water by x-ray fluorescence analysis: Sample preparation and matrix correction method

Summary For sample preparation the elements are enriched upon an inert carrier by freeze-drying. This enriching procedure is not selective and collects all dissolved and suspended contaminations from the waste water. In order to calculate the element concentrations from the measured fluorescence intensities a matrix correction method is given which considers the different absorption behaviour of the matrix. The mass absorption coefficients are obtained by measuring the scattered X-ray tube spectrum or a Compton scattered X-ray tube line, respectively. The self-absorption of the element to be determined is taken into account. The correction method is applicable to all elements detectable by X-ray fluorescence.

Herrn Dr. H. Wagner danken wir für das stete Interesse, die zahlreichen konstruktiven Diskussionen und die Hilfe beim Abfassen des Manuskripts.     

Einkristalle von CoNbO4 mit AlNbO4-Struktur

Single Crystals of CoNbO₄ with AlNbO₄ Structure The hitherto unknown single crystals of CoNbO₄ were prepared. CoNbO₄ has AlNbO₄ structure with monoclinic symmetry (space group C?C2/m; a = 1212.9; b = 374.9; c = 651.2 pm; β = 107.6°). X-ray investigations shows on ordered arrangement of Co³⁺ and Nb⁵⁺ with well defined differences in respect to oxocobaltates with Columbite type (CoNb₂O₆ = Co_0.33Nb_O.66O₂) and Rutil type (CoNbO₄ = Co_0.5-xNb_0.5+xO₂; 0 ? × ? 0.166) structure.     

Thermal properties of some complexes of quinolinic acid with divalent metal ions

Studies of the complexes of pyridinecarboxylic acids with divalent metal ions as a function of the position of the carboxyl groups were extended. The thermal properties of the complexes of quinoline acid (pyridine-2,3-dicarboxylic acid) with several divalent metal ions were determined by thermogravimetry (TG) and differential thermal analysis (DTA). A correlation between these compounds and others obtained by reaction between the studied metal ions with similar acids (lutidinic acid (pyridine-2,4-dicarboxylic acid) and isocinchomeronic acid (pyridine-2,5-di-carboxylic acid) is discussed in terms of the position of the carboxyl group far from the aza group. The thermal stability of the metal complexes is in the order Mn(II) > Fe(II) > Zn(II) ? Co(II) > Ni(II) > Cu(II).