NEW FORM SPECIES OF POLLEN FROM SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN EARLY TERTIARY SEDIMENTS
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Chemistry of soil minerals. Part XI. Hydrothermal transformations of metakaolinite in potassium hydroxide
Metakaolinite, or metakaolinite with added silica, has been treated with potassium hydroxide solutions to yield six zeolites and the two felspathoids kaliophilite and kalsilite. Among the zeolites K–F, K–M (near-phillipsite), and K–G (near-chabazites) were abundantly and consistently formed. The properties of these ze…
Solution Chemistry and Colloid Formation in the Tin Chloride Sensitizing Process
For many years, stannous chloride solutions have been used to prepare surfaces so that they would catalyze deposition from electroless plating solutions. This paper discusses the colloid and solution chemistry of such baths, including the colloid formation, size mediation, and aging processes. The colloid is shown to…
The CBS-Accelerated Sulfuration of Natural Rubber and Cis-1,4-Polybutadiene
Abstract The results of characterization of the natural rubber vulcanizates are consistent with the results of characterization of the sulfidic products from 2-methylpent-2-ene. In both the model olefin system and the rubber system the initially formed crosslinks are polysulfidic but these are subsequently reduced to…
Calcium Fluoride Formation During Extraction of Calcareous Soils With Fluoride: II. Implications to the Bray P‐1 Test
Abstract Calcium fluoride formed during a 1‐min extraction of calcite (50‐2 µm) with the Bray P‐1 reagent (0.03 M NH 4 F/0.025 N HCl) sorbed added P. Because of the problem in identifying minor components of a whole soil matrix by X‐ray diffraction analysis, it was frequently difficult to positively identify CaF 2 in…
The Effect of Carbon Black Surface Properties and Structure on Rheometer Cure Behavior
Abstract The cure behavior of SBR and NR compounds was examined using the Monsanto Rheometer. The three cure parameters—induction period ( t d ), rate of crosslinking reaction ( k 2 ) and maximum increase in torque (Δ L )—were derived from the Rheometer torque curves. The data so obtained were used to calculate Westli…
Electron paramagnetic resonance of osmium-doped trichlorotris(diethylphenylphosphine)rhodium(III)
The paramagnetic resonance spectrum of single crystals of RhCl3(PEt2Ph)3 doped with osmium has been measured at 77 K. No hyperfine structure is resolved and the g-tensor has principal values 3.32, 1.44 and 0.32. These values are analyzed using an extended form of the standard theory for low-spin d5, including configur…
A SLIDING‐CHAMBER PHYTOPLANKTON SETTLING TECHNIQUE FOR MAKING PERMANENT QUANTITATIVE SLIDES WITH APPLICATIONS IN FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPY AND AUTORADIOGRAPHY1
A system has been devised for preparing permanent quantitative phytoplankton slides using sedimentation techniques. These slides can then be used with a conventional microscope. A three‐part settling chamber allows separation of the supernatant from the settled material. Water‐soluble mounting medium added to the samp…
Deformation parameters of neutron irradiated Zircaloy-4 at 300°C
Tensile tests at 300°C and structural examination have been carried out on specimens machined from annealed and cold-worked Zircaloy-4 fuel sheathing which had been neutron irradiated at 290°C. The stress-strain behaviour during testing at 300°C has been related to the microstructures observed by transmission electron…
Physical Properties of the“Once Through Then Out” Pebble-Bed Reactor
A new and promising operating modus for the pebble-bed reactor has been investigated. Instead of circulating the fuel balls several times through the core they are moved only once slowly from the top to the bottom. Due to the increasing depletion toward the lower core area, there is a substantial axial tilt of the pow…
ESR studies of thermal decomposition mechanisms. II. Electron spin resonance study of the SO2- formation in the thermal decomposition of sodium dithionite, sodium and potassium metabisulfite, and sodium hydrogen sulfite
ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTESR studies of thermal decomposition mechanisms. II. Electron spin resonance study of the SO2- formation in the thermal decomposition of sodium dithionite, sodium and potassium metabisulfite, and sodium hydrogen sulfiteEdward G. JanzenCite this: J. Phys. Chem. 1972, 76, 2, 1…
Regional Clay Mineral Fades in Estuaries and Continental Margin of the United States East Coast
The clay minerals in many estuaries of the eastern United States differ from those in the sediments of the rivers that feed these estuaries. Illite and chlorite are characteristic minerals of the estuaries as far south as Chesapeake Bay, yet chlorite is minor and illite is reduced in concentration in the rivers south…
Interpretation of E.P.R.‐Spectra of powdered octahedral nickel(II) complexes with nitrogen‐donor ligands
Abstract Calculation methods for the evaluation of the parameters g, D and E for an S = 1 system, from paramagnetic resonance powder spectra are discussed and applied to a number of compounds having the general formula Ni(ligand) 6 (anion) 2 ; in this formula the ligands are nitrogen donors such as nitriles, pyrazoles…
Serrated Yielding in Magnesium–10 wt.-% Silver Alloy
Serrated yielding during the deformation of polycrystalline magnesium–tO wt.-% silver solid solution is reported. The effect of testing temperature and soluteatom concentration on the deformation behaviour is discussed and the dislocation structure developed during jerky flow is examined. The serrated yielding in this…
Kinetics of crystallization of polyamide 6 from the glassy state
Abstract Glassy polyamide 6 was obtained by quenching the melt in liquid toluene at 210°K. On the DSC thermogram of such a polyamide a small endothermic peak of glass transition at 310°K, and an exothermic peak at 325°K of cold crystallization are observed (both temperatures were calculated by extrapolation to zero he…
Morphology of amorphous polymers and effects of thermal and mechanical treatments on the morphology
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Catalysis on Supported Metals
It is often commented that the practice of catalysis has preceded its understanding. The comment is nowhere more valid than in the area of catalytic action on transition metal surfaces which is the primary basis of the present review. We shall attempt here to survey some developments which have brought about a renewal…
Dislocation Creep in Magnesium
A comparison of the creep behaviour of sintered magnesium powder and magnesium prepared by conventional methods has been made. Sintered material has a higher strength and quite different creep characteristics, which have been attributed to the presence of a magnesium oxide particle dispersion. Re-examination of all th…
Binding of Bilirubin to Low-Affinity Sites of Human Serum Albumin in Vitro Followed by Co-Crystallization
Human serum albumin has three hydrophobic binding sites for bilirubin, one high affinity and two subordinate sites. At pH 7.4 the two molecules of bilirubin bound at the latter sites are unstable, since the equilibrium concentration of free bilirubin is higher than the solubility. Co-crystallization takes place, resul…
Radical formation and fracture of highly drawn crystalline polymers
In tensile strength experiments of highly drawn crystalline polymers by using electron spin resonance the appearance of radicals is observed all over the strained sample long before its fracture. It is generally considered that the radical formation is the consequence of rupture of the most strained tie molecules. The…