Über ESR-spektroskopische untersuchungen am radikaldianion des lophins und seine cyclisierung zu 2-phenyl-phenanthroimidazol

Treating lophine with potassium at ?50° in an inert solvent yields the radical dianion 6 of this compound. The solution being warmed to room temperature, the radical rearranges to a red diamagnetic intermediate 7. In presence of potassium then the radical dianion 3 of 2-phenyl-4,5,(9′,10′)-phenanthrimidazole is formed which has been described earlier.ESR-spectroscopical investigations show, that the spin density in the 2-phenyl ring of radical 6 vanishes. According to spin density calculations 2-phenyl residue and heterocycle are strongly distorted.     

Homopolar- and Heteropolar Bond Dissociation Energies and Heats of Formation of Radicals and Ions in the Gas Phase. I. Data on organic molecules

The literature data on heteropolar and homopolar 2-center bond dissociation energies in organic molecules in the gas phase and the corresponding heats of formation of radicals and ions have been critically evaluated. Data for more than 500 bonds are represented in tabular form together with the pertinent literature references. Selected electron affinities and π-bond dissociation energies have also been incorporated. The follow-up paper will discuss some empirical general aspects of these data particularly regarding the effect of structure on the bond dissociation energies.     

On the construction of primitive elements in field extensions

The subject of this article are a priori constructions of primitive elements in field extensions. Consider the totality of all separable polynomialsf of degreen over a fieldK with rootsx ₁,...,x _n and prescribed Galois groupG. A vector (b ₁,...,b _n )K ⁿ is called stably primitive (forG), if, for each suchf,b ₁ x ₁+...+b _n x _n generates the splitting field off. We develop representation theoretical devices to investigate the set of stably primitive vectors geometrically. A fundamental observation is that is either very large or very small (or even empty). These two cases are illustrated by various examples. Moreover, criteria are given to decide which case holds. For a number of groups where is recognized to be small we show.     

Arbeiten über Phosphorsäure- und Thiophosphorsäureester mit einem heterocyclischen Substituenten. 7. Mitteilung. Thio- und Dithiophosphorsäureester von der Art des GS 13005 mit einem analogen oder homologen heterocyclischen Ring

To complete results presented in this and in previous papers of this series as well as published in patents of other authors a review is given on known and new variations of the heterocyclic moiety in GS 13005 type thio- and dithiophosphoric acid esters ( 1, 2 ) by modification of the 1,3,4-thiadiazol-2(3H)-one ring 5 and by its replacement by analogue five- and homologue six-membered rings. Among new esters of this type some containing the pyrazolinone ring 3 or a 2-alkoxy-4H, 6H-1,3,4-thiadiazin-5-one ring 10 (homologue of the original 5-methoxy-1,3,4-thiadiazol-2(3H)-one ring in GS 13005) show no remarkable pesticidal activity, some others containing a pyrazolering 7 or a 3(2H)-pyridazinonc ring 8 are moderately to highly active but toxic to inauinials in the same proportion. Attempts to prepare seven-membered 2-alkoxy- and 2-alkylthio-6,7-dihydro-l, 3,4-thiadiazepin-S(4H)-ones 11 , Z-rnethoxy-l,3,4-thiadiazepin-S(4H)-one 12 (ring vinylogue of the original 5-methoxy-l,3,4-thiadIazol-2(3H)-one ring in GS 13005) and its 7-methyl-derivative have been unsuccessful due to unexpected side reactions, such as: five-ring closure of 3-(3-chloropropionyl)-thio- and -dithiocarbazic acid esters 22 to pyrazolidinone derivatives 23 , pyrazolinone ring closure of a 3-(acetoacety1)-thiocarbazic acid O-methyl ester derivative 26 , bromine attack on sulfur in 3-(2-alkenoyl)-thiocarbazic O-methyl esters 29 instead of bromine addition at the double bond, and halogen splitting off without ring closure in 3-(2,3-dihalogeno-alkanoyl) -thiocarbazic O-methyl esters 30 prepared by acylation of thiocarbazic acid O-methyl ester with dihalogeno-alkanoyl-chlorides.     

Thermodynamische Untersuchungen im System Gold—Cadmium

Zusammenfassung Flüssige und feste Legierungen im System Au–Cd wurden von 60 bis 90 At% Cd zwischen 653° und 873°K mit derEMK-Methode untersucht und thermodynamische Eigenschaften berechnet. Die Aktivitäten von Cd zeigen stark negative Abweichungen vom idealen Verhalten. Die partiellen molaren Enthalpien sind negativ und verschieben sich mit zunehmender Temperatur zu weniger negativen Werten, die partiellen molaren Entropien sind positiv und nehmen mit zunehmender Temperatur zu. Aus eigenen Werten und Literaturdaten wurden integrale thermodynamische Größen für die Schmelzen im gesamten System Au–Cd bei 1000°K berechnet. Für einige feste Cd-reiche Phasen wurden ebenfalls Aktivitäten erhalten und aus den Knickpunkten derEMK-Temperatur-Kurve Temperaturen von Phasenübergängen bestimmt.

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Thermodynamic investigations in theAu–Cd-system

Liquid and solid alloys in the Au–Cd system were investigated between 60 and 90 at % Cd and 653°–873°K by theemf method, and thermodynamic properties were calculated. The activities of Cd exhibit strong negative deviations from ideal behavior. Partial molar enthalpies are negative and become less so with increasing temperature; partial molar entropies are positive and increase with increasing temperature. A consistent set of integral thermodynamic data for liquid solutions of the entire Au–Cd system at 1000°K were calculated using values taken from the literature. Activities for some solid Cd-rich phases were also obtained. From discontinuities in theemf vs. temperature curve temperatures of phase transitions were determined.

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Electric-field driven director oscillations in a nematic liquid crystal: a NMR investigation

We have investigated the oscillatory behavior of the nematic director for 4-pentyl-4'-cyanobiphenyl (5CB) when it is subjected to a static magnetic field and a sinusoidal electric field. In these experiments the two fields were inclined at about 50 degrees and the frequency of the electric field was varied from several hertz to approximately 1000 Hz. The director orientation was measured using time-resolved deuterium NMR spectroscopy since this has the advantage of being able to determine the state of director alignment in the sample. In fact, for all of the frequencies studied the director is found to remain uniformly aligned. Since the diamagnetic and dielectric anisotropies are both positive the director oscillates in the plane formed by the two fields. These oscillations were observed to continue for many cycles, indicating that the coherence in the director orientation was not lost during this motion. The maximum and minimum angles made by the director with the magnetic field were determined, as a function of frequency, from the NMR spectrum averaged over many thousand cycles of the oscillations. At low frequencies (several hertz) these limiting angles are essentially independent of frequency but as the frequency increases the two angles approach each other and become equal at high frequencies, typically 1000 Hz. Our results are well explained by a hydrodynamic theory in which the sinusoidal time dependence of the electric field is included in the torque-balance equation. This analysis also shows that, for a range of frequencies between the high and low limits, these NMR experiments can give dynamic as well as static information concerning the nematic phase.     

The Photochemistry of 2-Cyclopentenyl Methyl Ketones

2-Cyclopentenyl and 3-phenyl-2-cyclopentenyl methyl ketones (15–18, 30, 31) undergo a 1,3-acetyl shift on direct irradiation, and the oxa-di-π-methane rearrangement to photochemically non-interconverting endo and exo bicyclo-[2.1.0]pentyl methyl ketones on triplet sensitization. Exceptions include the 2-methyl-3-phenyl-2-cyclopentenyl methyl ketone 32 and the 1-phenyl-2-cyclo-pentenyl methyl ketone 44 which are unreactive on direct irradiation and on triplet sensitization, respectively, and the 2-phenyl-2-cyclopentenyl methyl ketones 42 and 43 which do not react under either condition. The reactive triplet of the 3-phenyl-2-cyclopentenyl methyl ketone 30 has been identified as the localized styrene π,π*-state of E_T=59 kcal/mol by comparison of its phosphorescence at 77K in rigid glasses with that of 1-phenyl-cyclopentene, and by the independence of the quantum yield on sensitizer energy in the range of 61–74 kcal/mol.