Untersuchung der Absorption der bei der Verbrennung phosphororganischer Verbindungen entstehenden P-Oxide mittels32P-markierter Verbindungen

Zusammenfassung Bei der Pyrolyse phosphor-organischer Verbindungen in Sauerstoffatmosphäre bilden sich P-Oxide, die die C,H-Bestimmung stören. Deren Verhalten im Verbrennungsrohr und ihre Absorption an geeigneten Kontakten wurden untersucht. Durch den Einsatz³²P- markierter Ausgangsverbindungen und Aktivitätsmessung des³²P sowohl durch die Wandung des Verbrennungsrohres als auch im zerkleinerten Füllungsmaterial war die laufende Bestimmung der durch die Kontaktschicht absorbierten Phosphormenge möglich. 30 verschiedene Absorptionsmittel wurden geprüft. Der Einfluß der Strömungsgeschwindigkeit des Trägergases, der Temperatur der Kontaktschicht, der Art der Verbrennung sowie der Anordnung des Verbrennungsrohres wurde untersucht. Die Absorptionsleistung der Kontakte ist stark von der Gasgeschwindigkeit abhängig.

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Investigation of absorption of the phosphorus oxides arising in the combustion of organophosphorus compounds by means of³²P-labelled substances

Summary In the pyrolysis of organophosphorus compounds in an oxygen atmosphere P oxides are formed which interfere with determination of carbon and hydrogen. Their behaviour in the combustion tube and their absorption on suitable contacts were investigated. By the use of³²P-labelled starting compounds and measuring the activity of³²P both through the wall of the combustion tube and in the comminuted filling material, continuous determination of the amount of phosphorus absorbed through the contact layer was possible. Thirty different absorption media were tested. The influence of the flow rate of the carrier gas, the temperature of the contact layer, the nature of combustion as well as the arrangement of the combustion tube was examined. The absorption efficiency of the contacts is highly dependent on the speed of the gas.

     

Über einige neue Bispirane

We have obtained four new bispirane systems in which both spiroatoms are vicinal atoms in cyclopropane or cyclobutane rings and in which the heterocyclic component has the basic structure of 1,4-dioxep-2-ene. We have shown that from two possibilities (bispiran, propellan) the general reaction leads only to a bispiran system. To the bispiran2 exhibiting the highest hyperchromism we ascribed the bispirocoplanar conformation (Fig. 1).

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Radiation reduction of Cr, Mo and W isopolymetalates in aqueous system

The radiation-chemical processes in aqueous solutions of dichromates, isopolymolybdates and isopolytungstates have been studied. The radiation reduction of Cr(VI) to Cr(III), Mo(VI) to Mo(V) and W(VI) to W(V) takes place. Molybdenum and tungsten blues are the products of the last two processes in acid solutions. The yields of reduction decrease significantly with the increase of pH. The mechanisms of the processes have been discussed. The photochemical reduction of Mo(VI) and W(VI) for the production of corresponding 5-valent states have been used to the study of their electron scavenging efficiencies. It has been shown that these efficiencies decrease in the order: Mo(V)>W(V)>Cr(VI)>Mo(VI)>W(VI).     

Separation of four platinum metals by anion-exchange in hydrobromic acid medium

Distribution coefficients of Pt, Ir, Pd and Rh in the systems Dowex 1 [Br^?]?HBr plus 0.0035M bromine and Dowex 1 [Br^?]?HBr plus 2% N₂H₄·HCl, were determined with the aid of radioactive tracers by batch equilibration for the resins of nominal cross-linking 2, 4 and 8, respectively. Column experiments showed that Dowex 1X4 should be used for separations because of the favourable dynamics of the column process. Elution conditions for the quantitative separation of both trace and milligram amounts of Ir?Pt, Rh?Pt, Pd?Pt and Ir?Pd?Pt mixtures are given. Some data on the effect of temperature upon the quality of separation are also presented.     

Investigation of arsenic speciation in oyster test reference material by multidimensional HPLC-ICP-MS and electrospray tandem mass spectrometry (ES-MS-MS)

Multidimensional (size-exclusion-anion-exchange-cation-exchange) liquid chromatography with ICP-MS detection was developed to produce a map of water-soluble species in an oyster test reference material. The presence of arsenobetaine, trimethyl(2-carboxyethyl)arsonium inner salt, arsenocholine, dimethylarsonic acid, tetramethylammonium ion, As(v) and two arsenosugars was demonstrated by ES-MS-MS. A previously unreported compound was isolated and identified by ES-MS-MS as 5-dimethylarsinoyl-beta-ribofuranose. Anion-exchange chromatography was optimized to produce a chromatographically pure peak of arsenobetaine (accounting for ca. 64% of all water-soluble As present) that was used to quantify this compound.     

1,4-dioxane as a solvent in spectroscopy and photochemistry

Commercially available 1,4-dioxane, even of spectroscopic grade, contains various impurities that arise mostly from reaction of the solvent with oxygen. Aspects relevant to the spectroscopy and photochemistry of the dioxane/oxygen system are discussed. Methods of purification and storage of the solvent are presented.     

Generation and reactions of substituted phenide anions in an electrospray triple quadrupole mass spectrometer

Substituted benzoic acid anions undergo decarboxylation in the medium-pressure region of an electrospray ion source yielding in most cases the correspondingly substituted phenide anions in high yield. The location of the anionic center is specified by the position of the carboxylic group. The only exceptions are compounds with substituents containing acidic hydrogen atoms, like OH and NH(2) groups. For such compounds, either an intra- or an intermolecular (mediated by the molecules of methanol or water) proton transfer from the more acidic position to the benzene ring is observed. The generated anions can be selected using the first quadrupole for studying their ion-molecule chemistry in the second quadrupole of a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer. Their reactions with CO(2), O(2), CH(3)COCH(3) and CCl(4) may serve as typical examples. The general applicability of this method for the generation of phenide anions has been confirmed on three different mass spectrometers. Experiments performed using carboxylic acids other then benzoic acid and its derivatives show that this method is not limited to phenide anions and can be used for the generation of a much wider range of carbanions in the gas phase.     

Synthesis of Open-Chain 2,3-Disubstituted 4-nitroketones by Diastereoselective Michael-addition of (E)-Enamines to (E)-Nitroolefins. A topological rule for C,C-bond forming processes between prochiral centres. Preliminary communication

The Michael-additions of aliphatic, alicyclic, and arylsubstituted nitroolefins and enamines lead to γ-nitroketones 3 in good chemical and excellent (> 90%) diastereomeric yields (see Table 1). The known threo-configuration of one type of adducts 3 (entries 8, 10, and 11 of Table 1) can be arrived at by assuming the approach 8 of the Michael-acceptor and -donor; the reaction follows a topological rule, which is formulated and which is applicable to such diverse reactions as the diene synthesis, cyclopropanations, carbonyl olefinations and methylenations, aldol- and nitroaldol-type additions, as well as additions of lithium, boron, and chromium derivatives to aldehydes (see 9 , 10 , 11 , and Table 2).     

Properties and analytical application of chlorpromazine picrate

In neutral medium, picric acid (PA) reacts with chlorpromazine (CPM) hydrochloride with the formation of an orange compound, sparingly soluble in water, of molar ratio PA:CPM = 1:1. The compound is thermally stable up to a temperature of about 200 degrees C. The m.p. (178 degrees C) can be used for identification of picric acid as well as of chlorpromazine hydrochloride. Chlorpromazine picrate is extracted quantitatively with benzene, and the extract can be used for colorimetric determination of chlorpromazine hydrochloride. Beer's law is obeyed in the CPM concentration range 10-60 mug/ml.     

High-Temperature Adsorption of n-Octane, Benzene, and Chloroform onto Silica Gel Surface

A model for the steady laminar flow of an incompressible fluid through a deformable gel-coated channel with slowly varying tapered shape is presented. Previous work has shown that the flow rate through such a channel is less than that which would be expected from the Hagen-Poiseuille equation (1973, J. Lahav, N. Eliezer, and A. Silberberg, Biorheology 10, 595; 1979, P. Krindel and A. Silberberg, J. Colloid Interface Sci. 71, 39). Krindel and Silberberg also observed the onset of turbulent flow at lower rates than would normally be expected; they attributed these phenomena to a turbulent boundary layer near the channel walls. Our analysis shows that the rate reduction is in fact due to kinetic energy effects related to the converging flowlines. A model to describe this rate reduction is presented and is shown to agree well with experimental results, successfully predicting the observed flow rate reduction over Reynolds numbers ranging from 1 to 1000. Copyright 2000 Academic Press.