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## Abstract The theory described in part I of this series __J. H. Sluyters__, Rec. trav. chim. **79**, 1092 (1960). is applied to alternating current polarography by treating the complex cell impedance and cell admittance as functions of d.c. voltage. It is proposed to plot a.c. polarograms in th
Joi~rnnl of Pharmnceu~icd Sciences ing 100 Gm. of dietliyl-(8-cyclohcxcnal)-malonate. The mixture was refluxed for 6 hr. The color of (1) Dieckmann, W., and Stein, K., Ber., 37, 3370, 3384 the solution turned red. Distillation of the solvents under reduced pressure followed using a flash (1904). eva
## Abstract The use of phaseโsensitive Alternating Current Polarography (ACP) is investigated for the minimization of adsorption effects in metalโligand systems with induced metal adsorption onto the electrode. When ACP is applied to obtain information on metal complexation in bulk, some problems a
Abstrac-The use of alternating current for electropolishing of steel and aluminium is investigated. The effect of frequency and waveform on the current eikiency and on the surface roughness for two polishing electrolytes are studied. There exists a frequency range for which a maximum levelling actio