Quinoxalines Formed from α-1, 4 Glucans by Reaction witho-Phenylenediamine in Aqueous Alkaline Solution

Capillary electrophoresis of o-phenylenediamine derivatives (quinoxalines) of dicarbonyl sugars

Dicarbonyl sugars were separated by capillary electrophoresis as o-phenylenediamine derivatives (quinoxalines). Tetrabutylammonium bromide was used as a modifier; n-arabino-2-hexosulose (n-glucosone), D-lyxo-2-hexostdose (D-gdaCtOSOnC), 7-deoxy-L-galacto-2-hexosulose and 5-hydroxy-2,3dioxohexanal served as standards. The separation procedure was optimized with respect to pH, buffer and solute c...

Evolution Reaction in Aqueous Alkaline Solution Hydrous Nickel Oxide: Redox Switching and the Oxygen

The Oxygen Evolution Reaction on Passive Oxide Covered Transition Metal Electrodes in Aqueous Alkaline Solution. Part 1-Nickel

Various aspects of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) at passive oxide covered polycrystalline Ni electrodes in aqueous alkaline solution were investigated using electrochemical techniques. Steady state polarisation and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) were used to measure kinetically significant parameters including the Tafel slope and the reaction order with respect to OH activit...

Growth mechanism of tubular ZnO formed in aqueous solution.

Tubular ZnO microstructural arrays were fabricated by a hydrothermal decomposition method. The dependence of the morphologies on the growth time and temperature was investigated in detail. An experiment was carried out to determine the mechanism of tubular ZnO formation. Our results showed that ZnO microtubes originated from an ageing process from ZnO microrods at a lower temperature (compared ...

Mercury(II) penicillamine complex formation in alkaline aqueous solution.

The complex formation between mercury(II) and penicillamine (H(2)Pen = 3,3'-dimethyl cysteine) in alkaline aqueous solutions (pH approximately 2) has been investigated with extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) and 199Hg NMR spectroscopy. By varying the penicillamine concentration (C(H(2)Pen) = 0.2-1.25 M) in approximately 0.1 M Hg(II) solutions, two coexisting major species [Hg(Pen)...