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Beryllium solubility constant

There is little information on rates of initiation in coordination polymerization. With the soluble catalyst (7r-CsHs)2TiCl2—AlMejCl for ethylene, Chien [111] reported = 4.99 x 10 1 mole s at 15°C Ei = 15.5 kcal mole ). This was determined from the rate of incorporation of C14 labelled AlMe2 Cl into the polymer. In most systems examined the initiating centres have been preformed and reaction starts immediately. This is the case with Natta type catalysts from transition metal subhalides with the alkyls of aluminium, beryllium and zinc. With some catalysts the rate rises rapidly to a steady value but with others there is a rapid rise to a maximum followed by a decline to a constant rate, the latter being... [Pg.169]

Soboleva etal. (1977) also provided data on the solubility of bromellite (BeO(s)). They studied the solubility of this phase over the temperature range of 150-250 °C but provided thermodynamic data over the larger range of 25-300 C. From the solubility study, they provided data for the stability constants of the beryllium hydrolysis species, BeOH", Be(OH)2(aq) and Be(OH)3 , as well as that of the... [Pg.167]


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