On the design of nested iterations for elliptic difference equations

By Richardson extrapolation from 2h andh toh/2 the results of computations with coarse grids are used for the construction of an initial approximation on finer grid. After a rather small number of iterations high accuracy is obtained. Numerical results are given for the two-dimensional Laplace equation.     

Ein polarographisches Verfahren zur Bestimmung von Thallium und Blei in metallischem Cadmium

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Rhenium

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PHOTOINACTIVATION OF CATALASE

Abstract— Inactivation of catalase with visible light (>400nm) has been studied in purified bovine liver catalase and in peroxisomal catalase in the mitochondrial fraction of rat liver. Light corresponding to that of maximal absorbance of the heme site (405 nm) was most effective in inactivation. Although photoinactivation is O₂ dependent, scavengers of OH radical, ¹O₂ and O⁻₂ did not protect against loss of activity in either system. Superoxide dismutase partially protected purified catalase added into the mitochondrial fraction system. However, complete protection of catalase was afforded by low concentrations of substrates such as formic acid or methanol which rapidly convert Compound I to Ferricatalase.     

Solubilisation of multi walled carbon nanotubes by alpha-pyrene functionalised PMMA and their liquid crystalline self-organisation

alpha-Pyrene functionalised poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) chains were synthesised by RAFT polymerisation and found to be highly efficient to solubilise and disentangle multi walled carbon nanotubes that can now self-organise as liquid crystalline phases in PMMA and PEG 400 matrices.     

Direct synthesis of bicyclic guanidines through unprecedented palladium(ii) catalysed diamination with copper chloride as oxidant

Palladium catalysed intramolecular guanidine transfer to alkenes can be accomplished with copper chloride as the oxidant to give bicyclic guanidines with complete selectivity and in high yields.     

A duality property of an uncountable product of $${\mathbb{Z}}$$

We construct a quotient group of an uncountable product of integers which is not Pontryagin reflexive.     

The Relevance of Interactions in Nanoparticle Systems – Application to Particulate Thin Films

In the field of Particle Technology, processes cannot yet be designed from basic molecular understanding. Nanotechnology, however, begins to bridge this gap between molecules and particles and may thus open up new ways not only for the production and handling of particulate matter but also for the engineered design of advanced material properties. The visions and applications in nanoparticle technology cover a broad range, for instance quantum dots in information technology, refractory particles for advanced ceramics, highly active substances in pharmacy, catalysts or micro‐ and mesoporous adsorbents, to name only a few applications. Starting from the concept of product engineering, we investigate the basic preconditions for tailoring nanoparticulate properties, i.e. the control of the particle interactions. This concept is then applied to particulate thin film formation as an example of structure formation. The structure of dip‐coated samples, defined as the order of particles within the layer, was found to vary with the pH and the ion concentration adjusted in the sol bath. It was observed that the surface roughness scanned by an atomic force microscope increased with increasing electrolyte concentration. The structural evolution of the particulate network was studied by measuring the viscosity as a function of shear rate and solid concentration. Finally, the influence of coating structures on the transmission properties was determined. Especially in the case of LaCl₃ a strong dependence was observed. The results explicitly confirm a correlation between microscopic structure and macroscopic properties.