Carrier influence on the paramagnetic and catalytic properties of supported titanium complexes

Alumina-silica possessing various Al₂O₃/SiO₂ ratios was used as a carrier of surface titanium complexes. The systems obtained were examined as models for the investigation of the macroligand (inorganic gel) influence on the physicochemical properties of supported transition metal complexes. The titanium complexes were prepared first by the reaction of CpTiCl₃, with the hydroxyl groups of the gel and then reduced by an excess of BuLi. The influence was established of the basic gel properties on: (a) the amount of titanium(IV) and titanium(III) complexes on the alumina-silica gel surfaces; (b) the symmetry of the surface Ti^III surface complexes; (c) the electron density around the surface-Ti^III ions, ionic or covalent bonds character in a complex; and (d) the catalytic activity in olefin hydrogenation.     

Complexes of carbonyl compounds with RnAIX3n compounds : IV. The evidence for the formation of cyclic complexes chloroaluminium compounds

Reasonably stable 1 : 2 complexes are formed by carbonyl compounds with chloroaluminium compounds, usually in equilibrium with a 1: 1 complex, however with trimethylaluminium only a 1 : 1 complex is formed. In the case of complexes with an excess of MeAlCl₂, a disproportionation reaction occurs. Possible structures are discussed in light of PMR and IR spectroscopy, dipole moments and molecular weight determination. The previously proposed cyclic six-membered ring is the most reliable structure for the 1 : 2 complex.     

Carbon-13 kinetic isotope effect of the decarbonylation of oxalic acid

Carbon-13 intramolecular kinetic isotope effects in the decarbonylation of oxalic acid dihydrate of natural isotopic composition by SO₃ and by fuming sulphuric acid at room temperature and decarbonylation of oxalic acid dihydrate by 100% H₃PO₄ in the temperature interval 80–150°C have been determined. The obtained isotopic and kinetic results have been compared with the earlier¹³C experimental and theoretical studies in other solvents.     

Investigations of aromatic polyesters with polynaphthalene systems in the main chain—VI: NMR studies of the structure of the aromatic copolyesters

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of several kinds of terephthalic copolyesters of 4,4′dihydroxydinaphthyl 1,1′ and 2,2 bis(4-hydroxyphenyl) propane were recorded. Proton signals of the terephthalic acid unit corresponding to heterolinkages and homolinkages could be observed in the range from 8.23 to 8.53 ppm. The average sequence lengths and the degrees of randomness in the copolyesters were calculated from the intensities of these signals.     

The synthesis of 8‐hydroxyquinazoline derivatives and their acid‐base interactions

The reaction of N‐(2‐R¹‐oxyphenyl)benzimidoyl chlorides with cyanamide derivatives in the presence of titanium tetrachloride as a catalyst has yielded some new 4‐amino‐8‐R¹‐oxy‐2‐phenylquinazolines. pK_a values have been determined for these compounds and the influence of substituents at the basicity of the parent system has been discussed. Some investigations on the methyl‐quinazolinyl ether cleavage in different medium have been done yielding the appropriate hydroxyquinazoline derivatives. In those cases when the deprotection of 4‐amino‐8‐methoxy‐2‐phenylquinazoline was carried in aqueous acidic solutions, the formation of the hydrolysis products 3,4‐dihydro‐2‐phenyl‐4‐quinazolone derivatives was observed as well.     

The analysis of the zero-order and the second derivative spectra of retinol acetate, tocopherol acetate and coenzyme Q10 and estimation of their analytical usefulness for their simultaneous determination in synthetic mixtures and pharmaceuticals

The aim of the present work was to develop a simple and rapid method of retinol acetate, tocopherol acetate and coenzyme Q(10) determination in pharmaceuticals without involving any preparation operations like separation or masking. The values of second derivative amplitude at 212 nm for tocopherol, 351 nm for retinol and 222 nm for coenzyme were used for construction of calibration graphs. Beer's law is obeyed in the concentration range 0.5-20, 0.5-7.5 and 0.5-30 microg ml(-1) for retinol acetate, tocopherol acetate and coenzyme, respectively. The elaborated procedures were successfully applied to the simultaneous determination of studied compounds in their binary synthetic mixtures and in commercial preparations with high reliability and repeatability. Spectral properties of retinol acetate allows to determine its contents in ternary mixture which includes Vitamin E and coenzyme Q(10).     

Application of organolithium and related reagents in synthesis,Part XII. Synthesis of phenyl- and pyridylpyridopyridazinones and their derivatives

Summary The preparation of the pyridazinones10a,10b,11a,11b, and12a,12b from the ketoamides7,8, and9 and hydrazine hydrate is described. It was found that from ketoamides8b and9b in addition to the expected pyridopyridazinones11b and12b also aminopyridopyridazines14 and15 were formed and that ketoamide7b gave exclusively aminopyridopyridazine13. The pyridopyridazinones10b,11b, and12b were alkylated with alkyl iodides.

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Anwendungen von Organolithium und verwandten Reagenzien in organischen Synthesen, Teil XII. Synthese von Phenyl- und Pyridylpyridopyridazinonen und ihren Derivaten

Zusammenfassung Die Darstellung der Pyridazinone10a,10b,11a,11b und12a,12b aus Ketoamiden7,8 und9 und Hydrazinhydrat wird beschrieben. Es wurde festgestellt, daß aus Ketoamiden8b und9b außer den erwarteten Pyridopyridazinonen11b und12b auch Aminopyridopyridazine14 und15 enstanden und daß das Ketoamid7b ausschließlich ins Aminopyridopyridazin13 überführt wurde. Die Pyridopyridazinone10b,11b und12b wurden mit Alkyljodiden alkyliert.

     

Gas-phase solvation of protonated aliphatic amines: methyl,ethyl, n-propyl,and iso-propylamine

The thermodynamic quantities K_{n?1 n}, ΔG⁰_{n?1, n} and ΔS⁰_n?1, n for the gas phase equilibrium reactions RNH⁺₃(RNH₂)_n?1 + RNH₂ = RNH⁺₃(RNH₂)_n, where n ? 3 and R indicates an alkyl group (CH₃, C₂H₅, n-C₃H₇ and iso-C₃H₇), have been determined.     

All-solid-state planar miniature ion-selective chloride electrode

All-solid-state ion-selective electrodes with plastic membrane (poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC), bis(2-ethylhexyl) sebacate (DOS), methyltri-n-tetradecylammonium chloride (MTTACl)), a conducting poly(pyrrole) (PPy) film doped either with chloride ions (PPyCl) or hexacyanoferrate(II) ions (PPyFeCN), and glassy carbon (GC) or screen-printed graphite layer (S-PG) as an inner electric contact were investigated. All the electrodes show close to Nernstian response, but their lifetimes vary. The at least 2-months lifetime of screen-printed electrodes is only achieved for the electrodes containing PPyFeCN (cation-exchanging film). Shorter lifetime of other screen-printed electrodes, i.e. without PPy, or with PPyCl (anion-exchanging film), was attributed to the diffusion of anionic products of the hydrolysis of organic components of the graphite paste used to prepare the electric contact. The properties of miniature, screen-printed electrodes comprising PPyFeCN solid contact, were comparable to those ion-selective electrodes with PPy solid contact (regardless the ion-exchanging characteristic of the polymer) deposited on GC electric contact.     

Crystal structures and magnetic properties of two low-dimensional materials constructed from [Mn(III)(salen)H2O]+ and [M(CN)8](3-/4-) (M = Mo or W) precursors

The syntheses, X-ray structures, and magnetic behaviors of two new cyano-bridged assemblies, the molecular [Mn(III)(salen)H2O]3[W(V)(CN)8].H2O (1) and one-dimensional [Mn(salen)(H2O)2]2[[Mn(salen)(H2O)][Mn(salen)]2[Mo(CN)(8)]].0.5ClO4.0.5OH.4.5H2O (2), are presented. Compound 1 crystallizes in the monoclinic system, has space group P2(1)/c, and has unit cell constants a = 13.7210(2) A, b = 20.6840(4) A, c = 20.6370(2) A, and Z = 4. Compound 2 crystallizes in the triclinic system, has space group P, and has unit cell dimensions a = 18.428(4) A, b = 18.521(3) A, c = 18.567(4) A, and Z = 2. The structure of 1 consists of the asymmetric V-shaped Mn-NC-W-NC-Mn-O(phenolate)-Mn molecules, where W(V) coordinates with [Mn(salen)H2O] and singly phenolate-bridged [Mn(salen)H2O]2 moieties through the neighboring cyano bridges. The [W(V)(CN)8]3- ion displays distorted square-antiprism geometry. The structure of 2 consists of the cyano-bridged [Mn3(III)Mo(IV)]n- repeating units linked by double phenolate bridges into one-dimensional zigzag chains. The Mn(III) centers are bound to Mo(IV) of square-antiprism geometry through the neighboring cyano bridges. The magnetic studies of 1 reveal the antiferromagnetic intramolecular interactions through the CN and phenolate bridges and the relatively weak intermolecular interactions. Compound 1 becomes antiferromagnetically ordered below TN = 4.6 K. The presence of the magnetic anisotropy is documented with the MH measurements carried out for both polycrystalline and single-crystal samples. At T = 1.9 K, the spin-flop transition is observed in the field of 18 kOe applied parallel to the bc plane, which is the easy plane of magnetization. Field dependence of magnetization of 1 shows field-induced metamagnetic behavior from the antiferromagnetic ground state of ST = 3/2 to the state of ST = 5/2. The magnetic properties of 2 indicate a weak antiferromagnetic interaction between Mn(III) centers in double-phenolate-bridged [Mn(III)(salen)]2 dinuclear subunits and a very weak ferromagnetic interaction between them through the diamagnetic [Mo(IV)(CN)8]4- spacer.