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Hayami, J., Koyanagi, T., Kaji, A. Sn2 reactions in dipolar aprotic solvents. VIII. Chlorine isotopic exchange reaction of (arylsulfonyl)chloromethanes, (arylsulfinyl)chloromethanes, and 2-chloro-1-arylethanones in acetonitrile. A role of the nucleophile-substrate interaction in the Finkelstein reaction. Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 1979, 52, 1441-1446. 

Plot the size r of a labelled section of n consecutive Kuhn monomers of a chain for different regions of the diagram in Fig. 5.1. (i) Dilute -solvent (ii) semidilute -solvent (iii) dilute poor solvent (iv) two-phase region (v) concentrated poor solvent (vi) dilute good solvent (vii) semidilute good solvent (viii) concentrated good solvent. 

RoNKATNEisr [76] has chromatographed the 2,4-dinitrophenyl-hydrazones of some keto acids on acid-impregnated silica gel layers. The layers were prepared by spreading a slurry of 30 g silica gel G in 60 ml water and 5 ml propionic acid. A good separation of the hydrazones of a number of keto acids can then be accomplished using solvent VIII. 

Quinones Barrier [6] has separated some benzoquinones on silica-starch layers, using hexane-ethyl acetate (85 + 15). Pettersson [169] later made a detailed comparison of the chromatographic behaviour of benzoquinones, of which 31 contained hydroxyl group(s) and 21 were without. Neutral solvents, especially mixtures of benzene-chloroform and xylene, were suitable for the last named. The basic solvent VIII (Table 166) was better for the more polar hydroxy-quinones they migrate as enolates in this system. The hi /-values on silica gel layers of some recently discovered [170] fungus colouring materials are given below they were obtained with solvent VIII (values without brackets) and chloroform (values in brackets) ... 

The ultraviolet spectrum of vitamin Be, or pyridoxine, measured in aqueous ethanol varies with the composition of the solvent indicating that this compound is in equilibrium with the zwitterion form 38. The equilibrium constant in pure water was obtained by extrapolation. Prior to this, equilibria which involved tautomers of type 39 had been suggested for vitamin Be, but see Section VI,A. In the case of pyridoxal, an additional equilibrium, 40 41, occurs (cf. Section VIII) other pyridoxal analogs have also been studied (Table II). 

Although the o-xylylene complex is thermally unstable, it was characterized at — 50 °C by its 1H- and 13C-NMR spectra showing the exocyclic methylene at 5 = 5.04,4.42 ppm (JH) and 5 = 144.8 ppm (13C) using C6D5CD3 as the solvent. Its reaction with benzoyl chloride on the exocyclic carbon leaves a very acidic methylene group which transfers a proton onto the adjacent methylene unit. The double bond is benzoylated again in in situ and a di-cation of the [bis(arene)Fe]2+ type is obtained [47] Scheme VIII. 

The mechanism (strong H2S04 solvent) was originally thought to involve the protonated species (VIII) rather than the alternative (IX) since logarithms of rates... 

In line with the conclusions derived in the model study10), the effect of solvent on initiator reactivity can also be explained on the basis of halogen polarizability in MeX. A detailed discussion of these trends is given in Section VIII. Mel is a poison in isobutylene polymerization. The poisoning activity of Mel will be discussed in Section VII. 

VIII. Effect of the Nature of Halogen in f-BuX Initiators, Et2 A1X Coinitiators and MeX Solvents on Isobutylene Polymerizations... 

It is interesting to note in the latter connection that nucleophilic substitution transition states in which there apparently is not strong delocalization of pi electron density into the substituent tend to fall into the <7 type (cf. reactions 18 and 19 of Table VIII). In set 18, there are two ortho nitro groups which apparently take up much of the pi charge (thus it is unavailable to X), whereas in set 19, the positive piperidinium center may cause (perhaps with assistance from the NH hydrogen bonding permitted by the aprotic solvent) the... 

As illustrated above there exist a large variety of techniques for preparing liposomes. From a pharmaceutical point of view, optimum liposome preparation techniques would avoid the use of organic solvent and detergents (which are difficult to remove), would exhibit a high trapping efficiency, would yield well-defined vesicles which can be produced in a reproducible way, and would be rapid and amenable to scale-up procedures (see Sec. VIII). 

Recalling the previous assertion that efficient fractionation requires liquid-liquid phase separation, we conclude that nitrobenzene and amyl acetate should be satisfactory solvents from which to fractionate polyethylene by successively lowering the temperature and that the better solvent xylene should be avoided for this purpose. The character of the phase diagram may, in fact, be used as a criterion of the efficacy of a given solvent for fractionation (see Chap. VIII, p. 344). If the curve representing the precipitation temperature plotted against concentration rises monotonically, crystalline separation is clearly indicated if it passes through a maximum at a low concentration, liquid-liquid separation is virtually assured, and the solvent may be assumed to be a satisfactory one to use for fractionation. 

Note TLC was performed on silica gel, and the solvents were (1) -bntanol/glacial acetic acid/water (2 1 1, v/v), (IV) isoamyl alcohol/ethy methyl ketone/glacial acetic acid/water (40 40 7 13, v/v), (VII) n-bntanol/2-propanol/water/glacial acetic acid (30 50 10 2, v/v), (VIII) ethyl methyl ketone/acetic acid/methanol (3 1 1, v/v), and (IX) n-bntanol/benzyl alcohol/glacial acetic acid (8 4 3, v/v). 

Factor VIII concentrates Alphanate Plasma Solvent detergent, dry heat Albumin, heparin, vWF... 

Table VIII. Effect of Ragweed Organic Solvent Extracts on Lettuce and Carrot Germination...

The viscosity of the oxidized polymer (VIII) was determined using DMF as a solvent. Chloroform was not a good solvent because it was too volatile and resulted in poor reproducibility. The reduced viscosities are plotted against polymer concentration (Figure 6). Polymer VIII behaved like a polyelectrolyte, the reduced viscosities increased sharply on dilution in a salt free solution. The addition of 0.01 M KBr did not completely suppress the loss of mobile ions however, at 0.03 M KBr addition a linear relationship between the reduced viscosities and concentration was established. 

Supported Co, Ni, Ru, Rh, Pd and Pt as well as Raney Ni and Co catalysts were used for the hydrogenation of dodecanenitrile to amines in stirred SS autoclaves both in cyclohexane and without a solvent. The reaction temperature and the hydrogen pressure were varied between 90-140 °C and 10-80 bar, respectively. Over Ni catalysts NH3 and/or a base modifier suppressed the formation of secondary amine. High selectivity (93-98 %) to primary amine was obtained on Raney nickel, Ni/Al203 and Ru/A1203 catalysts at complete nitrile conversion. With respect to the effect of metal supported on alumina the selectivity of dodecylamine decreased in the order Co Ni Ru>Rh>Pd>Pt. The difference between Group VIII metals in selectivity can be explained by the electronic properties of d-band of metals. High selectivity to primary amine was achieved on base modified Raney Ni even in the absence of NH3. 

Dack, M. J. R. Ed. (1975). Solutions and Solubilities, Vol. VIII, in A. Weissberger Ed., Techniques of Chemistry. Wiley, New York. Detailed discussions of solution theory and the effects of solvents on processes. 

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