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Clearing temperatures

It may be unsafe to carry this discussion further until more data are available. Knowledge of the activation parameters would be especially desirable in several respects. Reactivity orders involving different reagents or substrates may be markedly dependent on temperature. Thus, in Table IV both 2- and 4-chloroquinolines appear to be about equally reactive toward sodium methoxide at 86,5°. However, the activation energies differ by 3 kcal/mole (see Section VII), and the relative rates are reversed below and above that temperature. Clearly, such relative rates affect the rs-/ ro- ratios. [Pg.313]

Between 1965 and 1969, there were rapid developments in the use of other high temperature species, particularly the silicon dihalides (22-23). boron monofluoride (24), boron atoms (25). silicon atoms (26), and alkali metal atoms (27-28). in reactions at liquid nitrogen temperatures. Clearly this experimental method had to be applied to... [Pg.9]

The parent materials differ from each other in many aspects the differences are being related both to their origin (coal or pitch) and heat treatment temperature. Clearly, coal should be classified as a polymeric type precursor while the others, such as carbonaceous precursors of relatively low, except for AC, carbonization degree. Specific of pitch-derived materials is distinctly lower mineral matter and heteroatoms content. Anisotropic appearance with predominating flow type texture proves the superior extent of structural ordering in pitch-derived materials. [Pg.89]

Subsequently, in the course of the total synthesis, we established that glycosyla-tion of the macrolactam alcohol or various silyl ethers by a range of protocols is not feasible. Repeated initiatives along these fines resulted in complete decomposition of the carbohydrate systems and low recovery of the macrocyclic substrate (<15%). The principal reason for such unsatisfactory outcomes proved to be the notorious lack of solubility of the parent alcohol of 76 in a wide variety of solvents the 14-membered alcohol is sparingly soluble in methanol at ambient temperatures. Clearly, out initial efforts towards the use of catalytic RCM in constructing the macrolactam segment of Sch 38516 required additional investigation. [Pg.137]

The ordering of the anions in bmimX ionic liquids has also been suggested by our recent large-angle x-ray scattering experiment on liquid bmimi [23]. Figure 13 shows a differential radial distribution function obtained for liquid bmimi at room temperature. Clear peaks in the radial distribution curve are... [Pg.99]

Table 6.10 gives the ranges of observed yields of the stabilized Criegee intermediates at 1 atm pressure in air and at room temperature. Clearly, significant decomposition of the intermediates occurs under typical tropospheric conditions. [Pg.198]

G. R. Fleming In simple liquids such as methanol and ethanol there is no evidence for relaxation times slower than expected from dielectric measurements. Glasses at room temperature clearly show time scales that are infinite on our measurement time scale. In complex liquids such as glycerol-water mixtures and ethylene glycol, we may observe time scales that are longer than dielectric relaxation, but further studies are required to confirm this. [Pg.194]

A further consideration is the position of the thermocouple measuring the boiling temperature. Clearly, if the sensor is placed near to the point at which the disturbance occurs (i.e. the feed entry point) then the controller will know immediately that action has to be taken and will adjust the reflux according to the change... [Pg.572]

In many studies it is unclear whether the effects of temperature are mediated through metabolism of the toxicant or via some other physiological mechanism. In other cases, however, temperature clearly affects metabolism. For example, in cold-stressed rats there is an increase in the metabolism of 2-naphthylamine to 2-amino-1-naphthol. [Pg.200]

The most active formulation (ZSNbPt) was tested in a conventional reactor using as feedstream a mixture of light n-alkanes [n-pentane (20 wt%), n-hexane (60 wt.%) and n-heptane (20 wt%)] to simulate an industrial stream. Experiments were carried out in a conventional reaction system using a fixed-bed continuous -flow reactor. Reaction was carried out under the same conditions as the poisoning resistance experiments. The activity and selectivity of this catalyst (Fig. 5.13) have been compared with those obtained with sulfated zirconia impregnated with platinum (ZS). Fig. 5.13 represents the evolution of the conversion with reaction temperature. Clearly, the reactivity of the n-paraffm follows the order n-heptane > n-hexane > n-pentane for both catalysts, as expected when taking into account the adsorption heats of the different hydrocarbons [34]. [Pg.146]

Vapor deposition of MOCLP4 results in well-defined nanostructures [128] that show a strong dependence on the growth temperature clearly a high surface... [Pg.197]

While high-temperature fuel cells typically operate at close to 1300 K, the maximum temperature we have explored is only about 800 K. This is due to numerical convergence difficulties we have encountered at higher temperatures. Clearly, an improved numerical scheme is required to make computations at higher temperatures work aimed at this purpose is in progress. [Pg.186]

Finally, we are then left with temperature. We see from Eq. (4.7) how the relative change in reaction rate depends upon the temperature through the activation energy. In this case the reaction rate increases by 20 percent for a 10°F change in temperature. Clearly temperature is a dominant variable for reactor productivity. [Pg.279]

Raising the temperature clearly increases the fraction of molecules with higher energies. However, temperature can be raised only to a limited extent under biological conditions before causing cellular damage. [Pg.185]


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