2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0731-7085(00)00526-4
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Quantitative analysis of dimethyl titanocene by iodometric titration, gas chromatography and NMR

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“…For the round robin test NMR-1 the following chemicals have been dissolved in CDCl 3 (also assigned as mixture of sample NMR-1): Dur (amount fraction: 81.50 mol/mol%), ETS (13.25 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (2.70 mol/mol%), D 4 (2.23 mol/mol%) and DMB (0.351 mol/mol%). Sample CCQM-P3 contains Dur (94.22 mol/mol%), ETS (1.839 mol/mol%), Par (1.253 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (1.087 mol/mol%) and D 4 (1.601 mol/mol%) dissolved in benzene-d 6 . Sample NMR-2 consists of Dur (97.10 mol/mol%), ETS (1.024 mol/mol%mol%), Par (0.702 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (0.793 mol/mol%) and D 4 (0.380 mol/mol%) dissolved in benzene-d 6 .…”
Section: Model Mixturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the round robin test NMR-1 the following chemicals have been dissolved in CDCl 3 (also assigned as mixture of sample NMR-1): Dur (amount fraction: 81.50 mol/mol%), ETS (13.25 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (2.70 mol/mol%), D 4 (2.23 mol/mol%) and DMB (0.351 mol/mol%). Sample CCQM-P3 contains Dur (94.22 mol/mol%), ETS (1.839 mol/mol%), Par (1.253 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (1.087 mol/mol%) and D 4 (1.601 mol/mol%) dissolved in benzene-d 6 . Sample NMR-2 consists of Dur (97.10 mol/mol%), ETS (1.024 mol/mol%mol%), Par (0.702 mol/mol%), Cy 12 (0.793 mol/mol%) and D 4 (0.380 mol/mol%) dissolved in benzene-d 6 .…”
Section: Model Mixturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has also been used to obtain physical, chemical and structural information about polymer phases (Bergmann, 1981; Pelsoci, 2007). Application of this method is typically expensive, time consuming and destructive (Vailaya et al, 2001; Saeki et al, 2003). X‐ray scattering methods are a family of non‐destructive methods based on the scattered intensity of a beam hitting a sample and providing information about the average structure and composition (Brown et al, 1973; Polizzi et al, 1991; Albano et al, 2003; Pantani et al, 2005; Pelsoci, 2007; Briskman, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A laboratory-scale procedure for the synthesis of dimethyltitanocene and a titration method for its quantitative analysis have been published. All reagents were purchased from commercial sources and were used without purification.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%