Über die Fraktionierung partieller Eiweißhydrolysate.

Felix, Edd; Lang, Anke

doi:10.1515/bchm2.1929.182.3-4.125

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“…The dropping electrode assembly was of the type employed by Lingane and Kolthoff. 6 The pressure could be easily controlled. There was no rubber or grease in contact with the mercury at any time.…”

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“…(5) J. J. Lingane and I. M Kolthoff, This Journal, $1, 825 (1939) diffusion current from the theoretical have been observed by Ilkovic4 and by Kolthoff and Lingane. 6 The latter authors report deviations as high as 8% between calculated and experimental diffusion currents. These authors have attributed the deviations to uncertainties in the values of the diffusion coefficients used in calculating the currents by the Ilkovic equation.…”

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Deviations between Observed and Calculated Polarographic Diffusion Currents¹

MacNevin¹,

Balis²

1943

J. Am. Chem. Soc.

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well as in view of our more complete spectra of both acids.Grateful acknowledgment is made of a National Youth Administration grant which secured us the able assistance of Mr. J. De Young and Mr. R. 0. Dhondt. summary 1. A new line 480 em.-' was found in the Raman spectrum of anhydrous nitric acid and interpreted as the frequency of the restricted internal rotation of the hydrogen. 2.Anhydrous deuteronitric acid, free of lower oxides, has been prepared, and its Raman spectrum was determined.3. All nine fundamentals were found in the spectra of nitric acid and deuteronitric acid. A complete interpretation is presented which, except for minor details, is believed to be a necessary consequence of the experimental results.4. The results are in accord with the product formula applied to symmetry C, (plane configuration). 5. The density of deuteronitric acid at 25.00" is 1.5228.6. The refractivities of nitric and deuteronitric acids at 25.0' are nD = 1.3920 and nD = 1.3909, respectively. This paper presents evidence to show that the deviations of observed from calculated polarographic diffusion currents have not been satisfactorily explained up to the present time. Fur-(11) E. W. Balia, Ph.D Thesis, Ohio State University, 1941.

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