Chloridionenübergänge in Phenylphosphoroxychlorid, 1. Mitt.: Spektrophotometrische Untersuchungen an Eisen (III)-chlorid-Lösungen

Zusammenfassung FeCl₃ liegt in PhPOCl₂ als roter solvatisierter Komplex, in Gegenwart von polaren Chloriden als gelbes [FeCl₄]^–-Ion vor. BCl₃, SnCl₄, TiCl₄, PCl₅ und wahrscheinlich auch HgCl₂ und SbCl₃ geben an FeCl₃ je 1 Chloridion ab, ZnCl₂ gibt beide Chloridionen und AlCl₃ zwei Chloridionen fast vollständig und ein drittes in geringem Umfang ab. Die Donorstärke nimmt in der Reihe KClEt₄NCl>1/2 AlCl₃>-TiCl₄>PCl₅>1/2 ZnCl₂>BCl₃ SnCl₄[AlCl]⁺⁺>HgCl₂>SbCl₃ ab. Als Chloridionenakzeptor ist nur SbCl₅ dem FeCl₃ ebenbürtig, die oben genannten Chloride sind wesentlich schwächere Akzeptoren.Mit 4 AbbildungenHerrn Professor Dr.L. F. Audrieth zum 60. Geburtstag gewidmet.     

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Category equivalences of clones

This note was inspired by McKenzie's recent paper [8] whose main result is a characterization of categorical equivalence (for short category equivalence) between varieties. Here we use this result to define category equivalent clones and to describe all clones category equivalent to maximal clones. If one is interested in maximal clones only up to category equivalence it is sufficient to consider very simple maximal clones, essentially the same as considered in Jablonski's early papers about maximal clones [6]. The results we have found encourage us in our feeling that category equivalence could be a useful tool in clone theory.Dedicated to the memory of Alan Day.Presented by J. Sichler.     

Hybrid extension of Schottky space

Part of this work was written while the author was feliow of the Graduiertenkolleg Geometrie und Mathematische Physik at the University of Bochum, Germany.     

Laser processing integrated into machine tools — design,applications, economy

In the last few years, lasers have found new applications in production engineering as tools for surface treatment, cutting, welding, drilling and marking. So far, the laser has mainly been used in special laser processing machines (laser-only) directly integrated into a production line or serving as stand-alone stations in the workshop. By combining conventional metal cutting technologies with laser processes in one machine, complete processing of a workpiece with different technologies in one setting can be realized. The main advantages are a reduction of the material flow between the production machines, which leads to a reduction in processing time and logistics, and an enhancement of manufacturing quality due to the processing in one setting. In addition to this approach, new processing technologies such as laser-assisted machining are possible.Applications of laser caving, hardening, welding and drilling of production parts in combination with the cutting process in one setting have been investigated with the aim of adapting these technologies to the characteristics of the machines and the typical parts spectra. Furthermore, various technical solutions for the integration of lasers into milling centres and lathes have been elaborated. In both situations the laser tool is handled like a standard tool and can be exchanged automatically. The main results will be reported, together with a brief discussion of the economic aspects of laser processing integrated into machine tools.This article is based on an invited paper presented at LANE '94, Erlangen, 12–14 October 1994.