Determination of Hydrogen by β-Ray Absorption - Analytical Chemistry

Analysis of Hydrocarbons by Beta-Ray Backscattering. P. R. Gray , D. H. Clarey , and W. H. Beamer. Analytical Chemistry 1959 31 (12), 2065-2068...
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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ~~~

Table I. d .A.

I/I? Nitroguanidine hydroclil oride ( ContJ.) 1 . 3,i 1 1.48 1 1.41

1

1 2;

1

1.10

I

I-Benzslirienesmiriol-ijiethyl-2-nitt oguanidine 7.76 7.25 fi. A3

3.95 5.5Q 5.28 4.48 4 2G 3.9(i 3.87

3

Ati

3.43 3 28 3 , 15 3.03 2 71 2 59 2 49 "39 "28 '1 '70 2 05 1.98 1.93 1 .83 1.78 1.73 1.69 1 .FG 1..58

; >

IT, 2 2 4 :3 1

1 9 8 9 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 3

9 1 1 1 1 1

1

Sitroaniinoguanidine 7 90 5.72

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(Continued)

d , A. I/I 1 ~-itroaniinog!lianidine (Cont?.)

a. '3

1

4.77

4

7 7 7 10

4.41

3 93 3 40 3 29 3.05 2 91 2.66

"57 9.47 2.34 9.28 2 21 2 13

.2

05 1.95

11 58 (3 1 ,134 1,iil 156 1.33

1 30

4 G 4 1 3

3 2 J

4 1

!

2 52 2 42 2 34 2.26 2 18 2 13

I I1 Sitroguariidirte

(Conif . )

1' OR 7.01

1.91 1 88 1 79 1 .A8 1.62 I .53 1.40 1 43 1.26

1 29 1 19 I 10

, >

I

>

, 1

> 1

3 3 1

3 1

1 1

1.10

1 I

1.08

1

5 8 10 8

7

3 5 3 1 9

2

Brnzal*irninoguanidine 15.50 .i 8.19 3 , 63 4.89 4 37 . $ . 10 3.73 3 02

:j J

4 10

7

(3

4 R

2.04

2.00 1.91 1.83 1.77 1.02

Interplanar spacings and the intensities for these compounds are given in Table I. Intensities were visually estimated and are reported on a basis of 10 to 1, where 10 represents the most intense line.

1

3 19 3.09 2.93

Samples were prepared by grinding small amounts in an agate mortar, They were then mounted in thin-walled glass capilIaries of 0.3-mm. diameter. Film patterns were recorded in a 114.6-mm.-diameter camera, using CuK radiation filtered through nickel foil ( A = 1.5418 A%.), The samples were rotated d:ving exposure.

1

3.49 3.34

2.79 2.64 2.59 2.25

EXPEKI>IENT.A L

1

4

Nitroguanidine 7 40 1 B.44 1 5 . Mi 1 .5.17 9 4 . n2 2 4.22 7

3.64 3.30 3 08 2.91 2.64

d, A.

phcnonc, phenylnitroguanidine, l-acetan~ido-3-nitroguanidirir, l-aniino-l-methyl-2-nitroguanidine, niethylnitroguanidine, nit1.0guanidine hydrochloride, nitroguanidine hydrobromide, l-henzylideiieamino-l-niethyl-2-nitroguanidine,nitroaniinoguaiiicliiie, henzalaminoguanidine, and nitroguanidine. Data on nitroguanidine have been given elsewhere ( I ) , but are presented here because a number of differences are observed I)et\yeen the present, data and those previously published.

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1 1

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ACKXOW LEDGMENT

The materials for which data are given here were prepared by I