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There are certain limitations on the range of usefulness of pitot tubes. With gases, the differential is very small at low velocities e.g., at 4.6 m/s (15.1 ft/s) the differential is only about 1.30 mm (0.051 in) of water (20°C) for air at 1 atm (20°C), which represents a lower hmit for 1 percent error even when one uses a micromanometer with a precision of 0.0254 mm (0.001 in) of water. Equation does not apply for Mach numbers greater than 0.7 because of the interference of shock waves. For supersonic flow, local Mac-h numbers can be calculated from a knowledge of the dynamic and true static pressures. The free stream Mach number (MJ) is defined as the ratio of the speed of the stream (V ) to the speed of sound in the free stream ... 

Proportionality constant, a function of (he impeller shape, = 0.4 for three blade propeller in water, Equation 5-1... 

The question asks for the freezing point of a solution. The phrase to prevent the waterfrom freezing reveals that we are dealing with depression of the freezing point of water. Equation describes this process for a dilute solution A Zf —. A coolant solution is quite concentrated, so this equation... 

The four-electron reduction of dioxygen in water (Equation (70)) is an essential reaction carried out by aerobic organisms during the energy production cycle in the mitochondria. 

Ferrocenyl-substituted allenyl cations 28 were generated when 1,3-diferrocenyl-substituted secondary and ferrocenyl-substituted tertiary alcohols 29 were treated with trifluoroacetic acid27. These were rapidly converted into trifluoroacetoxyallylic ions by solvent addition the ions gave ferrocenyl-substituted enones by reaction with water (equation 8). 

Facile preparations of aryldichlorophosphines and their derivatives have been accomplished with aluminum chloride in a Friedel-Crafts-type reaction system. While the reaction system has been used for more than a century,55 significant modifications have been made for improvement of yield.56-59 Conditions have been investigated that allow the destruction of the aluminum chloride complex to generate the product aryldichlorophosphine without the addition of water (Equation 4.20),60-62 or with water to isolate the free phosph-onous acid.57 58... 

Km Kw Ki Ki e Michaelis constant (Chapter 10, k-Jki or equation 10.2-17) ion-product constant of water, equation 8.2-4 k-2lk2 (Chapter 10) k-ilki (Chapter 10) liquid (phase) length of unreacted zone (core) in SCM, m... 

Aryl- or styrylboronates add to aldehydes in the presence of Ni(COD)2/4-octyne/water (Equation (82)). Interestingly, the alkyne and water are indispensable to attain high catalytic activity, though their roles are not yet clear. Glutaraldehyde can be used since the reaction tolerates water. 

Since nucleophilic addition to a metal-coordinated alkene generates a cr-metal species bonded to an -hybridized carbon, facile 3-H elimination may then ensue. An important example of pertinence to this mechanism is the Wacker reaction, in which alkenes are converted into carbonyl compounds by the oxidative addition of water (Equation (108)), typically in the presence of a Pd(n) catalyst and a stoichiometric reoxidant.399 When an alcohol is employed as the nucleophile instead, the reaction produces a vinyl or allylic ether as the product, thus accomplishing an etherification process. 

The chemical structures of I and VI reveal the strong similarities between ethanoic and methanoic acids, yet the smaller molecule is considerably nastier to the skin. Why Methanoic acid dissociates in water to form the solvated methanoate anion HCOO-(aq) and a solvated proton in a directly analogous fashion to ethanoic acid dissolving in water Equation (6.1). In methanoic acid of concentration 0.01 mol dm-3, about 0.14 per cent of the molecules have dissociated to yield a solvated proton. By contrast, in ethanoic acid of the same concentration, only 0.04 per cent of the molecules have dissociated. We say the methanoic acid is a stronger acid than ethanoic since it yields more protons per mole. Conversely, ethanoic acid is weaker. 

A one-pot procedure for the conversion of alcohols into alkylamines is by treatment of the former with hydrazoic acid in the presence of triphenylphosphine and diisopropyl azodicarboxylate addition of triphenylphosphine to the resulting azide gives an hninophosphorane, which is hydrolysed to the alkylamine by water (equation 8)35. 

The oxidative deamination of primary and secondary amines is accomplished efficiently by treatment with 3-trifluoromethylbenzenesulphonyl peroxide (ArS02)202 (Ar = 3-F3CC6H4) in ethyl acetate, followed by powered potassium hydroxide at — 78 °C and finally water (equation 86). 

The pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine 67 ring system can be obtained from 4-amino-substituted pyrimidine oxime 66 and Dowex-50 in water (equation 28) . Similar cyclization was realized in the presence of benzaldehyde and concentrated HCl . ... 

Various imidates 227 can be produced by trapping the electrophilic intermediate of the Beckmann rearrangement with a nucleophile (Nu ) other than water (equation 109). 

The majority of synthetic approaches for allenylidene complexes use propargylic alcohols HC = CCR R (OH) as sources of the allenylidene C3 skeleton. In 1982, Selegue first introduced this synthetic strategy for the high yield preparation of the ruthenium(II) complex [RuCp(=C=C=CPh2)(PMe3)2][PF6] [8]. The alkynol is converted smoothly into the allenylidene unit via elimination of water (Equation 2.1). 

Primary, secondary and tertiary thioamides and thionreas are readily converted to their corresponding 0x0 analogs with Oxone in refinxing CH3CN . Thiono esters were converted to esters, while thioketones remained intact nnder these reaction conditions. Hydrazines can be selectively converted to esters and acids in high yields by nsing Oxone in an alcohol and a water, respectively . However, Mane and coworkers showed that hydrazides can be smoothly converted into the corresponding Af,Af -diacylhydrazines in excellent yields with Oxone in water (equation 67) . ... 

Hydrolysis of t-butyl esters.1 The reaction can be conducted under nonacidic conditions in two steps conversion to the trimethylsilyl ester with trimethylsilyl triflate and triethylamine followed by treatment with water (equation I). 

When the mole quantity of sulphuric acid balances the number of moles of water, i.e. when n = x, nitric acid loses all its water. Equation (1) is then converted to the form (2) ... 

The properties of the carboxylic acids are quite predictable. Esterification is a facile process, and the compounds are decarboxylated on heating. The 1,3,5-triazine ring is readily ruptured on treatment with warm water (equation 11) (59HC(l3)i, p.169). The corresponding esters are hydrolyzed to the acid by cold alkali solution, but the ring is cleaved if the ester is heated with base. 

Additional substitution at C-4 is acceptable in the chromanol, though the chrom-3-enes may be accompanied by an alkylidene chroman if this 4-substituent can participate in the elimination of water (equation 2). 

The covalent hydration of coordinated heterocycles such as pyridine or phenanthroline has been postulated to account for a variety of anomalous results in hydrolysis reactions. The concept is sufficiently general to encompass attack of nucleophiles other than water (equation 25).98 Reactions of this type have been reviewed very recently and the validity of the covalent hydration concept has come under attack."... 

Frequently, ion-exchange rosins are used in fixed-bed processing equipment lor softening and deionizing water. Equations lor the removal of sodium chloride from water are as follows. 

The most widely used methods for the syntheses of monohydrazido(2—) complexes have been from the parent hydrazide and metal oxo or halide complexes with formal elimination of water (equation 168), hydrogen halide (equation 169) or trimethylchlbrosilane (equation 170). The preparation of the hydrazido(2—) complexes, shown in equation (169) and (170), shows that the driving force for the formation of metal-nitrogen multiple bonds is such that the N hydrogens are lost. 

The complexes [Ru(cod)py4]2+, [RuCl2(CO)2py2] and [RuCl2py4] catalyze the reduction of nitrobenzene by carbon monoxide and water (equation 74).397 The cationic complex gave the best results, and a number of substituted nitrobenzenes were reduced in good yields. Unlike some other catalysts for this reaction, it did not catalyze the water-gas shift (equation 70). 

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