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Erratum: A Comparison Of The Rough Sphere Rotational Diffusion Model With Experimental Results For Liquid Methyl Iodide, Scott Whittenburg Dec 1977

Erratum: A Comparison Of The Rough Sphere Rotational Diffusion Model With Experimental Results For Liquid Methyl Iodide, Scott Whittenburg

Chemistry Faculty Publications

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Erratum: Light Scattering Studies Of Transverse Sound Wave And Molecular Motion In Benzonitrile, Scott Whittenburg Oct 1977

Erratum: Light Scattering Studies Of Transverse Sound Wave And Molecular Motion In Benzonitrile, Scott Whittenburg

Chemistry Faculty Publications

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Light Scattering Studies Of Transverse Sound Wave And Molecular Motion In Benzonitrile, Scott Whittenburg Jun 1977

Light Scattering Studies Of Transverse Sound Wave And Molecular Motion In Benzonitrile, Scott Whittenburg

Chemistry Faculty Publications

The zero-frequency shear wave dip appearing in the depolarized Rayleigh spectrum in benzonitrile has been studied as a function of concentration and temperature. The solution study was carried out at constant viscosity equal to the viscosity of liquid benzonitrile at each temperature. The result indicates that the presence of shear wave fine structure does not depend on the collective orientational fluctuations. The orientational and vibrational relaxation times of benzonitrile were measured at various concentrations and temperatures. The orientational relaxation times show no concentration dependence at any temperature, suggesting that the pair correlation is negligible at all concentrations. The orientational relaxation …


Light Scattering Studies Of Rotational And Vibrational Relaxations Of Acetonitrile In Carbon Tetrachloride, Scott Whittenburg May 1977

Light Scattering Studies Of Rotational And Vibrational Relaxations Of Acetonitrile In Carbon Tetrachloride, Scott Whittenburg

Chemistry Faculty Publications

The rotational and vibrational relaxation times of acetonitrile-carbon tetrachloride solutions were investigated as a function of concentration. viscosity, and temperature using depolarized Rayleigh and Raman scattering. Using a Fabry-Perot interferometer and single frequency laser source, we have shown that reliable results for the single particle orientational correlation times (T,) for -CH3CN can be obtained by carrying out a concentration dependent depolarized Rayleigh scattering study. Raman scattering was shown to yield inconsistent results for T. in CH3CN. At constant viscosity, it was found that the Rayleigh scattering relaxation time (TRay) of CH3CN in CCI. does not change with CH3CN concentration, indicating …


Process For The Production Of 2-Alkyl Or 2-Cycloalkyl-4-Methyl-6-Hydroxypyrimidines, J. Thomas Blackwell, John T. Gupton, Jim B. Narbors Jan 1977

Process For The Production Of 2-Alkyl Or 2-Cycloalkyl-4-Methyl-6-Hydroxypyrimidines, J. Thomas Blackwell, John T. Gupton, Jim B. Narbors

Chemistry Faculty Publications

Production of 2-alkyl or 2-cycloalkyl-4-methyl-6-hydroxy pyrimidines by sequentially reacting without isolation of any intermediates in an organic solvent (1) diketene and ammonia to produce .beta.-aminocrotonamide and (2) .beta.-aminocrotonamide, after water removal therefrom, a lower alkanoic or cycloalkanoic acid ester and an alkali metal alkoxide.


Process For The Production Of 2-Alkyl Or 2-Cycloalkyl-4-Methyl-6-Hydroxypyrimidines, John T. Gupton, Alex M. Jelenevsky, Teruko U. Miyazaki, Harris E. Petree Jan 1977

Process For The Production Of 2-Alkyl Or 2-Cycloalkyl-4-Methyl-6-Hydroxypyrimidines, John T. Gupton, Alex M. Jelenevsky, Teruko U. Miyazaki, Harris E. Petree

Chemistry Faculty Publications

Production of 2-alkyl or 2-cycloalkyl-4-methyl-6-hydroxy pyrimidines by first reacting diketene and lower alkanoic or cycloalkanoic acid amides in the presence of catalytic amounts of Lewis bases or Lewis or Bronsted acids, followed by treating the N-acetoacetyl (lower) alkanoic or cycloalkanoic acid amide intermediates with ammonia in the presence of acid catalysts.