Metal derivatives of azoles,part VII. Pyrazolato-bridged dinuclear complexes containing either cyclopalladated or -platinated trimesitylphosphine or -arsine

Summary The halogen bridges of the dimeric, cyclometallated trimesityl-arsine and -phosphine complexes of palladium(II) and platinum(II), where M=Pd or Pt and E=P or As have been replaced with pyrazolate groups to give the corresponding and less symmetric pyrazolato-bridged complexes, where M=Pd or Pt, E=P or As, Pz=pyrazolato anion, and M=Pd, E=As, Pz=3,5-dimethylpyrazolato anion. In the case of the palladium complexes,¹H. n.m.r. clearly indicates the presence of only one isomer which is most likely to have thetrans configuration while the platinum complexes are mixtures of bothcis andtrans forms.Part VI, ref. 3c     

Direct flame-photometric determination of calcium in soil and plant extracts,water and serum with special reference to sodium,potassium and phosphate interference

An investigation of the possibilities for the direct determination of calcium with a single-cell filter flame photometer, without preliminary separation as oxalate, led to the following conclusions:Calibration curves for 100 p.p.m. of calcium are rectilinear.Sodium causes an appreciable positive error.The error due to potassium interference is relatively much smaller than that due to sodium. Up to a certain concentration it is positive and increases with the concentration, then the emission seems to be gradually depressed and the error finally becomes negative.Phosphates cause a very significant negative error, which tends to be asymptotic. The “radiation buffer” method of correction is not practical here because the max. error is too high (—92.5%).Except for extreme cases, calcium can be determined by direct spraying, without preliminary separation as oxalate: (a) in drinking and irrigation water, correction being necessary only for sodium interference, (b) in soil extracts, correcting only for phosphate effects, (c) in normal blood sera, without clinically significant corrections at 1+3 dilution.Owing to the large variations in the contents of Na, K and PO₄^-3 in plants, calcium cannot be determined in plant-ash extracts without preliminary separation as oxalate. This applies also to abnormal sera, although there the variations in Na and PO₄^-3 content are not so large.     

Angular momentum decoupling approximations in the quantum dynamics of reactive systems

Two methods for implementing angular momentum decoupling approximations in quantum mechanical reactive scattering examined. Applications of both reactive and nonreactive H + H₂ collisions indicate that for the most intense individual reactive transitions and for all degeneracy-averaged ones, these decoupling methods (especially the “proper” decoupling method) yield results in good agreement with those of fully-coupled calculations. However, for the less intense reactive transitions and all individual nonreactive transitions, very large errors can result from use of these approximate methods.     

Partial purification of active delta and epsilon subunits of the membrane ATPase from escherichia coli.

We have partially purified active delta and epsilon subunits of the E. coli membrane-bound Mg2+-ATPase (ECF1). Treating purified ECF1 with 50% pyridine precipitates the major subunits (alpha, beta, and gamma) of the enzyme, but the two minor subunits (delta and epsilon), which are present in relatively small amounts, remain in solution. The delta and epsilon subunits were then resolved from one another by anion exchange chromatography. The partially purified epsilon strongly inhibits the hydrolytic activity of ECF1. The epsilon fraction inhibits both the highly purified five-subunit ATPase and the enzyme deficient in the delta subunit. The latter result indicates that the delta subunit is not required for inhibition by epsilon. By contrast, two-subunit enzyme, consisting chiefly of the alpha and beta subunits, was insensitive to the ATPase inhibitor, suggesting that the gamma subunit may be required for inhibition by epsilon. The partially purified delta subunit restored the capacity of ATPase deficient in delta to recombine with ATPase-depleted membranes and to reconstitute ATP-dependent transhydrogenase. Previously we reported (Biochem, Biophys. Res. Commun. 62:764 [1975]) that a fraction containing both the delta and epsilon subunits of ECF1 restored the capacity of ATPase missing delta to recombine with depleted membranes and to function as a coupling factor in oxidative phosphorylation and for the energized transhydrogenase. These reconstitution experiments using isolated subunits provide rather substantial evidence that the delta subunit is essential for attaching the ATPase to the membrane and that the epsilon subunit has a regulatory function as an inhibitor of the ATPase activity of ECF1.     

Synthesen von Heterocyclen, 45. Mitt.: Über eine Synthese von substituierten Barbitursäuren

Zusammenfassung Kürzlich wurde in einer Publikation vonA. K. Bose undS. Garratt über eine neue Synthese von substituierten Barbitursäuren aus Malonsäuren und substituierten Malonsäuren mit Carbodiimiden berichtet. Hierdurch sehen wir uns veranlaßt, über unsere bisherigen Ergebnisse im Rahmen ähnlicher Untersuchungen kurz zu berichten.     

pH-metric studies on some ternary complexes of lanthanones

Stepwise mixed ligand complex formation has been cited for the formation of 111,Ln(III)—NTA—catechol ternary complexes potentiometrically [whereLn(III)=La(III), Pr(III) or Nd(III)]. The results of titration curves indicate the formation of 11,Ln(III)—NTA complexes in beginning and the addition of catechol, takes place later on in the higher buffer region. The relative stability of these ternary complexes in terms of metal ion has been reported as La(III)< 相似文献   

Influence of a Surface Microheterogeneity on the Disjoining Pressure of Adsorbed Lennard–Jones Fluid. Computer Simulation

Computer simulation of the adsorption of Lennard–Jones fluid in slitlike micropores with structured walls was performed by the Monte Carlo and molecular dynamic methods. The influence of pore width, temperature, pressure, and surface structure on the disjoining pressure was considered. Structural and energy characteristics of the surface affect significantly the value of the disjoining pressure. Among the surface structural characteristics, the important role is played by the number and localization of vacancy-type defects.     

Darstellung und thermische Zersetzung von Lithiumcyanuraten Eine einfache Methode zur Gewinnung von wasserfreiem Lithiumcyanat

Zusammenfassung Die Darstellung von Mono-, Di- und Tri-Lithiumcyanurat durch Umsetzung von Cyanursäure mit LiOH bzw. Li₂CO₃ in hochsiedenden Alkoholen und durch lösungsmittelfreie Festkörperreaktion wird beschrieben. Die Festkörperreaktionen werden mit Hilfe thermoanalytischer Methoden untersucht. Die Reaktion mit LiOH erfolgt in zwei Schritten und ergibt bei 400°C. Trilithium-cyanurat. Unter denselben Bedingungen wird mit Li₂CO₃ nur Dilithium-cyanurat gebildet. Die Thermolyse von Trilithium-cyanurat bei 550°C liefert in hoher Ausbeute Lithiumcyanat und stellt somit eine einfache Methode zur Darstellung dieser Verbindung in wasserfreier Form dar.

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Formation and thermolysis of lithium cyanurates (a simple preparation of anhydrous lithium cyanate)

The formation of mono-, di- and tri-lithium cyanurate by reaction of LiOH or Li₂CO₃ with cyanuric acid has been investigated as a solid state reaction and by using high boiling alcohols as reaction medium. For investigating the solid state reactions thermoanalytical methods were used. The reaction with LiOH proceeds in two steps yielding trilithium cyanurate at 400°C. Under the same conditions only dilithium cyanurate is formed by reaction with Li₂CO₃. Lithium cyanate is obtained in high yields by thermolysis of trilithium cyanurate at 550°C. This procedure is therefore a simple method in synthesizing pure anhydrous lithium cyanate.

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Herrn Univ.-Prof. Dr.O. Kratky zum 70. Geburtstag gewidmet.