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C—P link

The ester group is then hydrolysed, and the hydrolysis normally stops at the MePO(OH)2 stage. More vigorous conditions are required to rupture the Me—P bond. Thus the normal hydrolysis product of D.F.P. and of tabun, namely, phosphoric acid, will give a positive test with ammonium molybdate, whereas the product from sarin, namely, methylphosphonic acid, will not respond to this test. Vigorous reagents such as hot nitric acid and ammonium persulphate will break the C—P link and then a positive test for phosphate is obtained with ammonium molybdate. Sarin can be prepared in a variety of ways. Three... [Pg.106]

The Arbusov reaction is of course a method par excellence for producing C—P links (p. 95). Among other methods, the following also may be mentioned ... [Pg.122]

This second method of obtaining radioactive EtPOCl2 (and hence a variety of radioactive compounds containing the C—P link) has therefore much to commend it. Accordingly a brief outline of the technique is now given. [Pg.123]

The NMR spectrum of methyl kasugaminide in deuterium oxide at 100 Me is shown in Figure 3. The anomeric proton at C-l linking with methoxyl group is shown as a doublet at 4.57 p.p.m. indicating one proton at C-2. The weak coupling, 1.6 c.p.s., is possible between protons in cis relation (28) or in equatorial-equatorial relation (6) at C-l and C-2 of the six-membered ring. [Pg.27]

FIGURE 5.18 Comparison of different thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) classes with corresponding cross-linked elastomers. (From Rader, C.P., Kunstst. Ger. Plast., 83, 111, 1993.)... [Pg.151]

Cifffoy P, Tanaka T, Johansson E, Brochot C (2011) Linking fate model in freshwater and PBPK model to assess human internal dosimetry of B(a)P associated with drinking water. Environ Geochem Health 33 371-387... [Pg.68]

Referring to Fig. 5.6, the 3He refrigerator [25] contains a pump P and an evaporator E. They are connected by a stainless steel tube T internal to the copper support C. The latter is in good thermal contact with the working plane B of a pumped 4He cryostat (for example that of Fig. 5.3) not shown in figure. The tube is connected to a charcoal cryopump P linked to the 4lie bath by a thermal connection L. A thermometer Th monitors the temperature of the pump. A thermal shield (not shown), at the temperature of the 4He bath, surrounds the refrigerator. [Pg.130]

The authors339 found that the best catalysts were those whereby the ceria was impregnated prior to calcination of the hydrotalcite-based Cu-Zn precursors. The addition of ceria led to an important improvement in catalyst stability. For example, during stability tests (0.7 nl/min N2, 0.3 nl/min CO, 0.3 nl/min H20, T = 300 °C, P = 3 atm), the undoped catalyst calcined at 400 °C dropped to 25% of its initial activity within the first couple of hours on-stream. In contrast, the ceria-doped catalyst slowly decreased to 25% of its initial activity in about 50 hours. The activity was linked to the metallic Cu surface. In either case, the deactivation is considered to be very rapid. [Pg.208]


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