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Evaluation of Adsorption and Microcoulometric Methods for Determination of Halogenated Organic Compounds in Water

Description: Two adsorption/microcoulometric methods have been investigated for total organic halogen (TOX) in water. TOX, a proposed water-quality parameter, is a rapid, surrogate method to detect halides microcoulometrically and does not require compound identification before water quality can be judged. An XAD resin is used to concentrate organic halides that are eluted by a two-step, two-solvent procedure, followed by analysis using :chromatography or pyrolysis to convert organic halides to halide. In t… more
Date: May 1980
Creator: Kinstley, Warren O. (Warren Owen)
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Structure-Activity Studies of Halopyrethroids

Description: The structures of the new pyrethroids were elucidated utilizing nuclear magnetic spectroscopy and elemental analysis. The biological activity of the pyrethroids has been evaluated for houseflies and yellow fever mosquitoes. A correlation of increase in rapid knockdown and toxicity with decrease in size of halogen has been made. The most effective compound, the difluorovinyl ester, has a toxicity of 123 times greater than pyrethrins. This degree of toxicity has not previously been reported for a… more
Date: December 1974
Creator: Brown, Dale Gordon
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Hyperconjugative Interactions in Silylanilines

Description: The purpose of the present work is to study the bonding interactions between the substituents and the ring π system for a series of ortho and para MeₙH₃₋ₙM (M = C or Si, n = 0-3) substituted N,N-dimethylaniline . Both ground and excited-state interactions were studied and their magnitudes determined. The experimental data were then used in conjunction with molecular orbital calculations to differentiate among inductive, hyperconjugative, and d-pπ interactions on the ground and excited states. O… more
Date: May 1975
Creator: Jung, Il Nam
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The Mechanism of Formation and Lifetimes of Halogenated Ketenes

Description: The investigation presented here is in two parts: a mechanistic study of the triethylamine dehydrohalogenation of ac-haloacid halides to form halogenated ketenes and a study of steric influence upon ketene lifetimes. The first part of this research deals with the mechanism of the dehydrohalogenation reaction. Two acid halides, isobutyryl chloride and a-chloropropionyl chloride, appeared to represent two mechanistic extremes for this reaction with triethylamine. Isobutyryl chloride reacted with … more
Date: August 1974
Creator: Scherubel, Gary
Partner: UNT Libraries
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