Jan 30, 2004 17:30
20 yrs ago
German term
durch Verduennen in frischen Aether getrieben
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
“mit 15% Salzsaeure wirde der Bromkoerper dem Aether entzogen und sofort *durch Verduennen in frischen Aether getrieben*.” I tried to post this before, but the text got cut off.
Proposed translations
(English)
1 | Is driven into fresh ether by dilution. |
Lars Helbig
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4 | is extracted into fresh ether by dilution |
Gillian Scheibelein
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3 | Is swirled into fresh ether by dint of dilution |
roneill
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Proposed translations
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Is driven into fresh ether by dilution.
With 15% hydrochloric acid the bromine (body?) is drawn from the ether and immediately driven into fresh ether by dilution.
This is my best guess.
The 'getrieben' and the 'entzogen' do appear a bit unfamiliar in this context and I still have no idea what could be meant by 'Bromkörper'.
This is my best guess.
The 'getrieben' and the 'entzogen' do appear a bit unfamiliar in this context and I still have no idea what could be meant by 'Bromkörper'.
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Comment: "Thanks, I was thinking something along this line. I am still a bit wobbly because I would like to know what the diluent is. More ether, I suppose. One could imagine a HCl/bromo compound phase after extraction being mixed with the fresh ether that dilutes the HCl/bromo compound phase as it is added. (For Bromkoerper I came up with bromo compound)."
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Is swirled into fresh ether by dint of dilution
"getrieben" normally means driven,impelled,carried along even forced.
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is extracted into fresh ether by dilution
this is a very strange way of expressing extraction. Vapours can be driven off (i.e. evaporated), but compounds cannot be driven into another phase - they go of their own accord as they are more soluble in one phase (here ether). Heavenly only knows what "Bromkörper" is.
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