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Barysheva (56) found that primidone showed a blue luminescence in the ultraviolet. Cooper (57) lists the colors formed by many drugs with p-dimethylamino-benzaldehyde primidone forms a primrose color. Ammonia is evolved when primidone is heated with anhydrous sodium carbonate (17). Haug and Panescu (58) describe a rapid color test for detecting small amounts of pheno-barbital or 5-phenyl-5-ethylthiobarbitur c acid in primidone. Kassau (59), Kuhnert-Brandstatter et al (4), and Penprase and Biles (7) describe microscopic tests for primidone. Shamotienko (60) developed a color test for primidone, in which the same is boiled with chloramine, copper sulfate, and sodium hydroxide primidone causes a reddish-violet color to develop. Lobanov and Gorbunova (6l) determined primidone interferometrically in tablets and powders. 

Recommends beryllium platinum chloride, which is easily soluble in water as microscopic test for Be. Made by action of PtClt on beryllium salt and evaporation in desiccator. Tetragonal crystals. 

Gun Propellents. Although the stresses on individual gun propellant grains are less severe because of the small size, these propellants must withstand much higher weapon pressures and accelerations. Formulation options are usually more limited for gun propellants than for rocket propellants because the products of combustion must not foul or corrode a gun, should have a low flame temperature, and should exhibit minimum flash and smoke characteristics. Gun propellants are examined microscopically for porosity, are tested for mechanical characteristics, and fired in closed bombs to determine the burning characteristics. 

Reaction.—A delicate test for ethyl alcohol is the lodofornt reaction. Pour a few drops of alcohol into a test-tube and add about 5 c.c of a solution of iodine in potassium iodide, and then dilute caustic soda solution until the iodine colour vanishes. Shake up and narm very gently to about 6o°. If no turbidity 01 precipitate appears at once, set the test-tube aside for a time. Yellow crystals of iodoform will ultimately deposit, which have a peculiar odoui, and a characteiistic star shape nhen viewed under the microscope. The same reaction is given with... 

Because physiological deterioration is generally accompanied by an increase in bacterial population, as pointed out by Nielsen, Wolford, and Campbell (33), estimation of bacterial numbers might serve as the basis of a test for condition. Obviously, the plate count method is not adaptable because of the time limitations imposed. Direct microscopic count would be much more appropriate, especially if a positive field count were substituted for cell count as suggested by Wolford (39). 

The recipe (5.58) is even more sensitive to the high-frequency dependence of kjj than similar criterion (5.53), which was used before averaging over kinetic energy of collisions E. It is a much better test for validity of microscopic rate constant calculation than the line width s j-dependence, which was checked in Fig. 5.6. Comparison of experimental and theoretical data on ZR for the Ar-N2 system presented in [191] is shown in Fig. 5.7. The maximum value Zr = 22 corresponding to point 3 at 300 K is determined from the rate constants obtained in [220],... 

The section on tests for eations is used to illustrate the QATP. Students need to have tacit knowledge of the phenomena involved in qualitative analysis, reagents and apparatus, and to eonstruet explanations of the phenomena at the sub-microscopic level and to write equations to deseribe them. To help students understand precipitate formation, they are instraeted to compare the behaviom of two solutions, sodium chloride and iron(lll) ehloride when aqueous sodium hydroxide is added to the solutions (Fig. 6.1). The students will observe that there is no visible reaction with the sodium chloride solution, but a brown precipitate will be formed in the... 

Equations (2) and (3) relate intermolecular interactions to measurable solution thermodynamic properties. Several features of these two relations are worth noting. The first is the test-particle method, an implementation of the potential distribution theorem now widely used in molecular simulations (Frenkel and Smit, 1996). In the test-particle method, the excess chemical potential of a solute is evaluated by generating an ensemble of microscopic configurations for the solvent molecules alone. The solute is then superposed onto each configuration and the solute-solvent interaction potential energy calculated to give the probability distribution, Po(AU/kT), illustrated in Figure 3. The excess... 

Experimental Materials. All the data to be presented for these illustrations was obtained from a series of polyurethane foam samples. It is not relevant for this presentation to go into too much detail regarding the exact nature of the samples. It is merely sufficient to state they were from six different formulations, prepared and physically tested for us at an industrial laboratory. After which, our laboratory compiled extensive morphological datu on these materials. The major variable in the composition of this series of foam saaqples is the aaK>unt of water added to the stoichiometric mixture. The reaction of the isocyanate with water is critical in determining the final physical properties of the bulk sample) properties that correlate with the characteristic cellular morphology. The concentration of the tin catalyst was an additional variable in the formulation, the effect of which was to influence the polymerization reaction rate. Representative data from portions of this study will illustrate our experiences of incorporating a computer with the operation of the optical microscope. 

Eleven plant species (Table 3) were preliminarly tested for their response to the Feulgen staining method (described below), which is essential for the efficient microscope observation of genetic anomalies of cells. This, in order to select plants to be successively used in the experiments with the mutagenic compounds. 

The test based on motility inhibition of the bacterium Spirillum volutants is a very simple and rapid test for the qualitative screening of wastewater samples or extracts [48]. The organisms are observed under the microscope immediately after the addition of the test solution. The maintenance of a bacterial culture is necessary as in the previous type of assay. 

Flow cytometric assessment generates results that reproduce microscopic methods for the in vivo assessment of micronucleus frequency in peripheral blood micronucleated reticulocytes [30] and the method is increasingly applied in in vitro assessments. Litron Laboratories (Rochester, N.Y., USA) recently launched their MicroFlow In Vitro kit for the in vitro micronucleus test, following a six-compound interlaboratory evaluation [31]. This method permits 50 samples to be analyzed over... 

Seized samples of marijuana are analyzed in the laboratory using a color test, thin-layer chromatography, and a microscopic test. The Duquenois-Levine color test, although not specific for marijuana, is often used. Using the microscope one can see on the upper side of the marijuana leaf characteristic bear claw -shaped cystolithic hairs, which contain calcium carbonate. 

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