1969
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19690811205
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Neue stationäre Phase für die Chromatographie

Abstract: Es ist bekannt, dal3 kolloidale Polykieselsauren mit Alkoholen verestert werden k6nnen [I]. Rossi et al. benutzten mit Benzyl-oder Laurylalkohol veresterte Silicagele zur gaschromatographischen Trennung von C1-bis C4-Kohlenwasserstoffen; diese Trennung verlauft aber nicht schneller als an bekannten stationlren Phasen. Wir verwendeten das por6se Glas Porasil C [2al (mit Silanolgruppen an der Oberfllche, spezifische Oberflache 50 mz/g, Porenradius 100-200 A), das mit 3-Hydroxypropionitril bei 180°C verestert wur… Show more

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“…If a polar solvent is added to the samples, the solvent molecules compete with the polar nitroxide and ether groups of the DOXYL ring, and the latter may be desorbed resulting in increased mobility. This effect should be largest for L( 1 4 4 where the DOXYL is far from the binding site, and smallest for L (4,11), where the DOXYL is closer to the binding site of the CIS chain. We have dissolved L(m,n) surface compounds in a number of liquids of different polarity (and polarizability), and have found our expectations fulfilled as is apparent from Fig.…”
Section: Esr Spectra Of Wet Surfaces A) Solvents Of Different Polaritymentioning
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“…If a polar solvent is added to the samples, the solvent molecules compete with the polar nitroxide and ether groups of the DOXYL ring, and the latter may be desorbed resulting in increased mobility. This effect should be largest for L( 1 4 4 where the DOXYL is far from the binding site, and smallest for L (4,11), where the DOXYL is closer to the binding site of the CIS chain. We have dissolved L(m,n) surface compounds in a number of liquids of different polarity (and polarizability), and have found our expectations fulfilled as is apparent from Fig.…”
Section: Esr Spectra Of Wet Surfaces A) Solvents Of Different Polaritymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In contrast with electric conductivity and thermoelectric power [3] which depend on the motion of the electrons, the viscosity of a fluid metal is mainly due to the motion of the positive ions. The contribution of the electrons to the viscosity is negligible with the exception of the indirect effect caused by the screening of Coulomb potentials of the ions [4].…”
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“…Mostly, 1.5 to 2 organic hydroxy compounds were bound per nm 2 . Silica esterified with 3-hydroxypropionitrile has been prepared for use as a stationary phase in chromatography [599]. Possible reaction mechanisms for esterification of surface silanols are discussed by Low et al [600].…”
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“…If the pressure is too low, the substance does not appear in reasonable II = 101 atm stationary phase is bleeded off from the beads. Therefore liquids, chemically bonded to porous glassbeads were used [13]. No column bleeding was observed up to the highest pressures of about 1500 atm.…”
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