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Ammonium, CAN

Electrolysis of the hydrogensulphate of potassium or ammonium can yield a peroxodisulphate and thence hydrogen peroxide. [Pg.303]

Double salts of general formula M2SO4 -FeS04.6H2O (M = alkali metal or ammonium) can be obtained by crystallisation of solutions containing the appropriate proportions of the two simple salts ... [Pg.396]

Oxidation of 2-thiopyrimidines 595 with sodium hypochlorite at —25°C has been used to prepare pyrimidine-2-sulfonyl chlorides 596 which were then reacted with amines in situ to prepare sulfonamides 597 <2006JOC1080>. Alternatively, reaction of the chlorides with KHF2 and a quaternary ammonium can be used to prepare sulfonyl fluorides, which are stable enough to isolate <2006JOC1080>. [Pg.189]

These observations suggest that the trans-azo ammonium can stabilize the supramolecular channel structure, which is formed by assembling relatively hydrophilic oligoether units based on the molecular recognition in the membrane phase. Compared to the extended molecular form of the trans-azo compound, which is appropriate for covering the hydrophilic component from the outside, the cis compound with a bulky structure cannot stabilize the structure and hence prohibits the assembly formation because it requites a large void structure in the membrane. Therefore, only leaky currents are observable (Figure 26). [Pg.201]

Ammonium can either perturb the intracellular or intra-organelle pH... [Pg.97]

The ammonium can come from glutamate via glutamate dehydrogenase or in free form from the blood, and the HCOJ comes from respiration. [Pg.435]

The simultaneous analysis of the most important alkali and alkaline-earth metals was once impossible due to their markedly different retention behavior. However, the inorganic chemists have finally realized their dream this analytical problem no longer poses a problem. One of the two possible solutions is the novel silica-based cation exchanger modified with poly(butadiene-maleic acid), introduced in Section 3.4.I.3. As shown in Fig. 3-135, the most important alkali and alkaline-earth metals and ammonium can be analyzed in a single run via direct conductivity detection using tartaric acid as the eluent. The extremely short time required for such a separation is quite impressive. [Pg.187]

The concentration of ammonium can be calculated by the difference between the TKN-estimated concentration ([TKN]) and the one of organic nitrogen ([NorgD. taking into account an eventual dilution. The relation is the following, where all concentrations must obviously be expressed in the same unit (mg N/L) ... [Pg.123]

Throughfall fluxes of N tend to be lower than atmospheric inputs because of uptake of atmospherically deposited N in the canopy. The inorganic nitrogen flux in throughfall will be underestimated in the order of 0.2-0.5 g N m a . Total deposition of nitrate and also ammonium can be estimated via throughfall monitoring only during winter conditions, when the trees are less active. [Pg.57]

To produce related betaine structures the ammonium can be replaced by phosphonium (III) or sulphonium (II) as illustrated below ... [Pg.55]

Absorbance of the partly oxidized TF+-citrate solution is measured at 527 nm on a U 7V1S spectrophotometer. Released oxygen on a whole-plant basis is determined by extrapolation of the measured absorbance to a standard calibration curve. These hydroponic studies using artificial redox buffer may be useful in screening related response of wetland plants to reduced soil conditions. However, the conditions do not truly mimic the conditions in wetland soils. Oxidation of other reductants such as DOC, ferrous iron, and ammonium can also be used to estimate oxygen transport capacity of wetland plants (Reddy et al., 1990 Burgoon and Reddy, 1996). [Pg.240]

Ammonium nitrogen is the predominant form of inorganic nitrogen in wetland soils and is stable under anaerobic conditions. However, in the presence of both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, ammonium can be nitrified and subsequently denitrified. As a result there is an increase in NjO emissions. [Pg.613]

Most of the ammonia in water changes to ammonium, an odorless liquid. Ammonia and ammonium can change back and forth in water. [Pg.189]


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