Solute organic solutes, comparison

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The results which were obtained by Nishizawa and coworkers in batch experiments for the system cryptand resin [2B.2.1]/methanolic solution dependent on the anion of the lithium salt and on the temperature are summarized in Table 19 (mass spectrometric measurement, see Chap. 3.2). Additionally, recent results of the same research group for the extraction system aqueous solution/organic solution with benzo] 15]crown-5 (see Fig. 11) are also listed in Table 19 for comparison... 

The molecular diffusion coefficients in hquid phase can be estimated from the correlations of WiUce and Chang [47] for organic solutions and Hayduk and Minhas [48] for aqueous solutions, respectively. An extensive comparison of the available correlations is provided by Wild and Charpentier [49]. 

Solvent extraction has many features that make this separation technique applicable for the removal of organic pollutants from wastewater. The organic solutes can be recovered, and there is thus a potential for economic credit to the operation. In comparison with biological treatment, it is not subject to toxicity instabilities. The disadvantage is that, even with solvents having low solubilities in water, solvent losses can be substantial owing to... 

Finally, the qualitatively similar behavior of uric acid in water-f-BuOH mixtures, and urea and thiourea in water-THF mixtures might be due to the similarity between the three organic solutes, but it is clear from a quantitative comparison of the standard free energy data that the balance between nonspecific and specific effects is very sensitive to changes in the solute molecule and could very easily be shifted to predominant specific or nonspecific effects. 

Concentration and Recovery of Solutes. The RO method was evaluated by using small-scale concentrations and selected model organic solutes. Similar concentrations were performed by other researchers by using alternate sampling methods as part of a comparison study. The concentration provided a 50-fold volume reduction (500 L down to 10 L). Field applications of the RO method usually involve sample volumes of 2000-8000 L. No steps were taken to condition membranes and equipment prior to the laboratory tests. This laboratory performance evaluation was conducted, in many respects, as a worst case exercise. 

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Tratnyek, PG. 1995. Correlating oxidation kinetics for organic solutes A comparison of QSARs for the major aqueous oxidants, 210th National Meeting, Chicago, IL, American Chemical Society, Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 400-401. 

Based on such comparisons and taking into account typical uptakes of aromatic solutes (of the order of 0.005 mol/g under most favorable conditions), it is tempting to postulate that the dispersion interactions—which allow a much more effective utilization of the carbon surface—may be the dominant driving force for the adsorption of organic solutes. In particular, aromatic solutes have a natural affinity for the graphene layers on the carbon surface (see Fig. 3) because of the possibility of 7i-7t overlap. Indeed, 7C-7t interactions and 7t-cation complexation are currently very powerful concepts and popular re.search topics [75-77,714,88,715-717,89,90,718,719]. (Thus, for example, the landmark paper by Hunter and Sanders [74] currently has close to 800 citations in the Science Citation Index.)... 

Enzymatically synthesized polyphenol derivatives are expected to have great potential for electronic applications. The surface resistivity of poly(p-phe-nylphenol) doped with nitrosylhexafluorophosphate was around 105 Q.4a The iodine-labeled poly(catechol) showed low electrical conductivity in the range from 10 6 to 10 9 S/cm.48 The iodine-doped thin film of poly (phenol- co- tetradecyloxyphenol) showed a conductivity of 10 2 S/cm, which was much larger than that obtained in aqueous 1,4-dioxane.24a The third-order optical nonlinearity (%3) of this film was 10 9 esu. An order of magnitude increase in the third-order nonlinear optical properties was observed in comparison with that prepared in the aqueous organic solution. 

Nebulizers such as these have high nebulization efficiencies and a low sample consumption (down to 0.1-0.5 mL/min). In particular, they have been shown to be useful for plasma spectrometry in the case of organic solutions or for coupling with liquid chromatography [119]. However, in comparison with the other types of nebulizers they suffer from memory effects. Indeed, the rinsing times are much higher than the 10-20 s as required for the other pneumatic nebulizers. In the case of the so-called thimble nebulizer, as described by Liu et al. [120] (Fig. 46), these disadvantages have been eliminated, mean droplet sizes were reported to be of the 2 pm level, which is lower by a factor of 5 than with the HEN mentioned previously. 

Figure 8. Comparison of calculated and experimental solute separation for various undissociated polar organic solutes. Membrane material, CA (E-398) operating pressure = 1724 kPa gauge (250 psig) feed flow rate — 400 cm /min dilute...

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