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Simultaneous Knudsen- And Torsion- Effusion Measurements Of The Vapor Pressures Of Tetraphenyltin And Hexaphenylditin, Dale Keiser Dec 1969

Simultaneous Knudsen- And Torsion- Effusion Measurements Of The Vapor Pressures Of Tetraphenyltin And Hexaphenylditin, Dale Keiser

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Preparation And Lead Tetraacetate Oxidation Of Aldehydic Hydrazones, Alan J. Quarfoot Dec 1969

Preparation And Lead Tetraacetate Oxidation Of Aldehydic Hydrazones, Alan J. Quarfoot

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Transpiration Measurements Of The Decomposition Pressures Of Barium Hexafluorosilicate, Kemal Cankaya Dec 1969

Transpiration Measurements Of The Decomposition Pressures Of Barium Hexafluorosilicate, Kemal Cankaya

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of The Rate Of Formation On The Structure And Properties Of Paper, William M. Reif Dec 1969

The Effect Of The Rate Of Formation On The Structure And Properties Of Paper, William M. Reif

Masters Theses

Paper contains an uneven distribution of fiber fractions through its cross section. The objective of this study was to determine how the rate of formation affected the structure and properties of paper. The structure of paper was analyzed with reference to the cross-sectional distribution of fines and the fines to long fibers ratio in the paper.

The formation rate and distribution of fins were varied by applying a vacuum to the British sheetmold system. As the fines were a different color than the long fibers, their distribution was determined by analyzing the brightness values of layers split from the paper. …


The Wittig Reaction Of Stabalized Phosphonium Ylids With Derivatives Of D-Ribose, George Robert Wellman Aug 1969

The Wittig Reaction Of Stabalized Phosphonium Ylids With Derivatives Of D-Ribose, George Robert Wellman

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Knudsen- And Torsion- Effusion Measurements Of The Vapor Pressure Of Manganese(Ii) Fluoride, Walter Clayton Hitchingham Apr 1969

Knudsen- And Torsion- Effusion Measurements Of The Vapor Pressure Of Manganese(Ii) Fluoride, Walter Clayton Hitchingham

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Thermochemical Investigations Of The Methanol-Isopropanol System, Elmer Lee Taylor Jan 1969

Thermochemical Investigations Of The Methanol-Isopropanol System, Elmer Lee Taylor

Masters Theses

"Heats of solution and partial molar excess volumes at infinite dilution were determined for n-butanol, acetone, chloroform, and water in pure methanol, pure isopropanol, and several mixtures of the two at 25.0⁰C. The partial molar excess enthalpies of methanol and isopropanol were also determined and were combined to obtain integral heats of mixing. All heat data were obtained using a calorimeter of the heat-leak design, containing approximately 300 ml of solvent. Sample sizes ranged for 0.1 to 8 ml. Individual heat measurements were reproducible to 0.05 calories and reported values are considered to be accurate to 1% + 0.5 calorie …


Isotopic Anomalies Of Noble Gases In Natural Gas, Garry A. Bennett Jan 1969

Isotopic Anomalies Of Noble Gases In Natural Gas, Garry A. Bennett

Masters Theses

"This investigation of the abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in helium-rich gas wells was undertaken in order to obtain new data which might be used to elucidate the origin of isotopic anomalies of noble gases in the atmosphere. Since noble gases are presently leaking to the atmosphere (Damon and Kulp, 1958a; Bieri et al., 1967-) the isotopic composition of the present atmosphere is not static. The direction of change, and ultimately the origin of anomalous noble gases, might therefore be discovered in studying the noble gases presently leaking from the earth. Since the two major noble gas isotopes …


The Incorporation Of Oxygen-18 Into Oxindole Acid By Cells Of Hygrophorous Conicus, William Green Allen Jan 1969

The Incorporation Of Oxygen-18 Into Oxindole Acid By Cells Of Hygrophorous Conicus, William Green Allen

Masters Theses

"To understand the mechanism of a biological oxidation in which oxygen is incorporated into a substrate, it is necessary to determine the origin of the incorporated oxygen. The objective of this investigation was to determine the origin of the oxygen atom incorporated into indoleacetic acid (IAA) by the IAA oxidase of Hygrophorous conicus through the use of oxygen-18. To determine the source of the oxygen atom incorporated into IAA it is necessary to incubate H. conicus cells with tryptamine or IAA in the presence of ¹⁸O₂ and H₂¹⁶O in one case and ¹⁶O₂ and H₂¹⁸O in another. An examination of …


The Vapor-Liquid And Liquid-Liquid Phase Equilibria For The Partially Miscible System Methanol-Cyclohexane, Richard A. Christman Jan 1969

The Vapor-Liquid And Liquid-Liquid Phase Equilibria For The Partially Miscible System Methanol-Cyclohexane, Richard A. Christman

Masters Theses

By use of techniques of previous workers for determining liquid-liquid equilibrium and through the use of a circulation still, the complete phase diagram for the partially miscible system, methanol-cyclohexane, was determined. Tile accuracy of earlier liquid-liquid phase data was not improved upon although it was closely approximated. The critical solution temperature was found to be 46.4 degrees C., which is within the range of temperatures reported in earlier measurements.

Activity coefficients of methanol and cyclohexane were calculated from the phase boundaries of the boiling point diagram determined in the present investigation. These activity coefficients were in agreement with the Gibbs-Duhem …


Michael Reactions Part Iv Syntheses With Carboalkoxycarbenes, Frederick Ralph Carman Jan 1969

Michael Reactions Part Iv Syntheses With Carboalkoxycarbenes, Frederick Ralph Carman

Masters Theses

"A preliminary investigation has been made involving syntheses with dicarboalkoxycarbenes for the purpose of developing new heterocyclic and alicyclic synthese employing functionalized carbenes. The ultimate goals were the development of a stereospecific synthesis of trans fused and angularly substituted ring systems suitable for conversion to natural products and the development of useful synthetic paths to the azabullvalene system. Although these ultimate goals were not realized, new and improved syntheses of alkyl substituted anisoles and diazomalonic esters, including the first reported synthesis of di-tert-butyl-diazomalonate were accomplished. The addition of dicarboalkoxycarbenes to di-, tri- and tetra- substituted ethylenes, tropilidene and 7-aza-tropilidenes by …


Studies In Syntheses Of Non-Isoprenoid Sesquiterpenes, Raojibhai Javerbhai Patel Jan 1969

Studies In Syntheses Of Non-Isoprenoid Sesquiterpenes, Raojibhai Javerbhai Patel

Masters Theses

The purpose of this study was to find the shortest route to prepare the 1,9-dimethyl decalone system I, a key intermediate in the synthesis of non-isoprenoid sesquiterpenes. The decalone system I was prepared in good yield by dehydrating the hydroxyketone II with 50% H2SO4. The dehydration of hydroxyketone II was also affected by heating in the presence of iodine crystals to yield 80% of the decalone system I.

The basic kinds of approaches under investigation were the Diels-Alder reaction and the Robinson annellation. The Diels-Alder reaction between the conjugated diene, 1-acetoxybutadiene (III) and 2,3-dimethylcyclohexenone (IV) under …