Melting of High Purity Uranium

Purity and Identification of Solids Using Melting Points

Class-obtained melting points were used to create a melting point diagram of naphthalene and biphenyl. The eutectic point was estimated by extrapolation to be at 45 mole percent naphthalene. Unknown “A” was determined to be benzophenone by mixed melting point method. Introduction Melting points are used to help determine the purity and identification of solids. A melting point is the temperatur...

robust control of a high-purity disttilation column using synthesis

High purity amphotericin B.

OBJECTIVES Amphotericin B (AmB) is a drug of choice for treatment of disseminated fungal infections, but its use is often associated with severe adverse effects. Our observation that generic formulations of AmB contain multiple polyene components led us to propose that removal of other polyenes would yield a high purity AmB (AmBHP) with an improved therapeutic index. METHODS To test that prem...

Preparation of Sulfur of High Purity

A mc thod is described for producing sulfur thaL conLains Ie. Lhan 1.3 X lO5 m ole [racLion of li q uid-solu ble, solid-insolubl e impuriLies as dcLermin ed by Lh e fr'eezing point depression . This corr e ponds t.o a purity of 99.999 mole p ercen t . Man y of Lhe impurities, including organic maLLcl', a r(' re moved by o,(ldaLion with s ulfuric and nitric ac ids. The nonvo lati le impuri ties ...

Towards high-valent uranium compounds from metallacyclic uranium(IV) precursors.

Treatment of [NaUN*(C,N)(2)] [N* = N(SiMe(3))(2); C,N = CH(2)SiMe(2)N(SiMe(3))] with I(2) led to the formation of the larger metallacycle [UN*(N{SiMe(3)}SiMe(2)CH(2)CH(2)SiMe(2)N{SiMe(3)})I] resulting from U-C cleavage and C-C coupling. Reaction of [NaUN*(O,N)(2)] [O,N = OC(=CH(2))SiMe(2)N(SiMe(3))] with I(2) afforded the U(V) complex [Na{UN*(O,N)(2)}(2)(μ-I)] which was converted into the monon...