Application of triethylenetetramine to the separation of metal ions on selective exchange resin chelex 100

The distribution coefficients of Ca²⁺, Cu²⁺, Ni²⁺ and Pb²⁺ on Chelex 100 in the presence and absence of triethylenetetramine have been determined. Ca²⁺, Cu²⁺, Ni²⁺ and Mg²⁺, Cu²⁺, Pb²⁺ mixtures have been separated on Chelex 100 and Dowex A-1 respectively.     

Measurements of inelastic cross sections for the (j,m) = (2,0)→(3,0) rotational transition of CsF in collisions with atoms and molecules

Individual state-to-state rotational transitions have been resolved in small angle scattering of polarized CsF molecules on Ne, Ar, C₂, H₆, N₂, CO, CO₂, CHF₃ at center of mass energies of about 0.1 eV. The absolute inelastic cross sections range from 5Ų up to 600Ų.     

Comportement thermique de polyamides et polysulfonamides “semi-aromatiques”

Various techniques (thermal analysis, dilatometry, X-ray diffraction, nuclear magnetic resonance, mass spectrometry, electrical measurements) have been used to study the thermal behaviour of several “half-aromatic” polyamides and polysulphonamides. Three transition phenomena were revealed and related to morphological modification of polymers.     

Electrochemical systems for galvanic cells in organic aprotic solvents: V. Electrochemical behaviour of gamma-butyrolactone

Gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) was shown to decompose on the clean surface of Li, Na, K, and their amalgams. Polarization curves were obtained on Pt and “Kovar” electrodes at potentials from 4 to ?4 V vs. Li?Hg in 0.5 M LiClO₄ or vs. K?Hg in 0.5 M KPF₆. GBL was found to reduce electrochemically at potentials more positive than 1 V. Various passivation phenomena provoked by the decomposition of the solvent were observed, hindering cathodic deposition of the alkali metals from solutions of their salts in GBL. The presence of a high-molecular surfactant in the electrolyte suppresses the decomposition of GBL and suggests a path to the deposition of Li on the electrode.     

Assignments for vibrational spectra of 700 benzene derivatives,volumes 1 and 2 : G. Varsanyi,Adam Hilger,London, 1974, pp. 668, price £25.00 (volumes 1 and 2 as a set)

Force constants and normal coordinates are reported for the spiropentane molecule. These data are based on the recently determined fundamental vibration frequencies of spiropentane-H₈.The results have been used to predict the fundamentals of spiropentane-D₈, to calculate the centrifugal distortion parameters, in particular the parameter r₆, which is non-zero for molecules with a four-fold axis of rotation and to calculate thermodynamic parameters. Good agreement is observed between the calorimetric vapour heat capacity of spiropentane and the value based on our assignments for the fundamental vibrations of spiropentane.The transferability of the cyclopropane force field has been tested and shown to be valid for predicting the deformations of the methylene groups of spiropentane.     

The pyrolysis of trimethylgermane and trimethylsilane

The number of products and the H₂/CH₄ ratio obtained from the flow pyrolyses of (CH₃)₃GeH and (CH₃)₃SiH were very different. The (CH₃)₃GeH decomposition is consistent with the following mechanism:

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The pyrolysis of (CH₃)₃SiH was found to be much more complex, presumably due to the formation of silicon-carbon double bonded intermediates and the (CH₃)₂Si(H)CH₂ radical. We also present data which supports the presence of a H atom chain sequence during this pyrolysis.     

Preparation and oxidation of 3-methylene-, 3-Oxo- and 3-hydroxy-bicyclo[2,2,1]heptane-2, 6-carbolactones

3-methylenebicyclo[2,2,1]heptane-2,6-carbolactone (previously incorrectly claimed) has now been prepared and converted to the 3-oxo-lactone. Some 3-hydroxy-bicyclo-[2,2,1]heptane-2,6-carbolactones have been prepared and their rates of oxidation with chromic acid determined. The results do not support a theory about the mechanism of oxidation, involving a dipolar interaction from the lactone.     

Vibrational spectra,normal coordinate analyses,and molecular configurations of crystalline propionic acid

Temperature dependence of the IR spectra of crystalline propionic acid were examined in the temperature range 242–50 K. The intensities of most absorption bands increased on lowering the temperature, but some bands diminished until they disappeared at temperatures lower than about 120 K. Normal coordinate analyses indicate that the former bands are due to the stable cis dimer and the latter due to the less stable trans dimer which would be produced from the cis dimer by simultaneous proton transfer along two hydrogen bonds.     

Vibrational spectra of compounds Ln2MoO6 and Ln2WO6

The vibrational spectra of compounds Ln₂WO₆ and Ln₂MoO₆ (Ln = lanthanide, including Y and Bi) are reported. Neglecting details it is possible to assign the internal vibrations of the molybdate and tungstate group. The results are in agreement with the structural data known up till now and suggest further that tungsten in the unknown Y₂WO₆ structure is in six-coordination, that Bi₂MoO₆ shows still another modification than koechlinite and that vibrational spectroscopy may yield additional structural information for compounds like those under consideration.     

Etude structurale de combinaisons sulfurees et seleniees du molybdene. II. Structure cristalline de Ni0,33Mo3Se4

The crystals of Ni_0,33Mo₃Se₄, are triclinic, space group $\text{P}\text{1}$, with two formula units in a cell: a = 6,727 (9) Å, b = 6,582 (11) Å, c = 6,751 (6) Å, α = 90.61° (10), β = 92.17° (10), γ = 90.98° (12.) The structure was solved by analogy with Mo₃Se₄ and refined by a full-matrix least squares program to R = 0,093 for 822 independent reflexions. The channels present in Mo₃Se₄ are occupied by Ni so that Ni_0,33Mo₃Se₄ is always a metallic compound.