1978
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19780900905
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Perfluor-Verbindungen als Blutersatzmittel

Abstract: derzeit ausreichend beherrscht werden und daD dies in Anbetracht der intensiven Forschungsarbeiten iiber Sicherheitsfragen auch fur den weiteren Ausbau der Kernenergie gelte". ,,Die verbleibenden Restrisiken werden", so heifit es in dem offenen Brief, ,,von

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“…Perfluoroalkanes have found very useful applications, for instance as blood substitutes. 91 Fluorine-containing organotin compounds 92±96 are a possible way to solve the water-solubility problem encountered with almost all the organotin compounds described in the preceding paragraphs. The results were quite encouraging.…”
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“…Perfluoroalkanes have found very useful applications, for instance as blood substitutes. 91 Fluorine-containing organotin compounds 92±96 are a possible way to solve the water-solubility problem encountered with almost all the organotin compounds described in the preceding paragraphs. The results were quite encouraging.…”
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“…Since the O 2 solubility in fluorinated solvents is 3 to 10 times greater than in benzene [14], the loss of the nitroxide EPR signal was investigated in an O 2 -saturated fluorinated solvent. For this purpose, perfluoro(2-butyltetrahydrofuran) (PFTF) was chosen because it can dissolve O 2 gas up to a concentration of 21.3 mM at 295 K [15]. Fig.…”
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“…Extension to mixtures is straightforward by introducing conventional combining rules. 157 When relinquishing the universal values for H a and fl b we obtain for instance ( 7 6 ) Here, V is the molar volume calculated from Equation 69 with mixture parameters a and b from Equations 72 and 73, and parameters fi aJ and fi bi are permitted to vary somewhat from one substance to another; optimized values have been reported by Chueh and Prausnitz, 157 together with estimates for binary interaction parameters k, } of Equation 58.…”
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“…Extension to mixtures follows closely Reference 147, that is to say C ijk = (CyCfcCjJ" 3 (66) and the C i} , etc. are evaluated via Equation 64 with T c being replaced by T c-ij (see Equation 58), V c by V c y (see Equation 60), and…”
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confidence: 99%