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Previous penidllins had aliphatic groups attached to the 6-amino p>enidllanic add moiety. Penicillin G has many advantages over the aliphatic derivatives, eg it is more easily crystallised and it is more stable. [Pg.158]

NMR line broadening occurred more pronouncedly for copolymers with aromatic hydrophobic units than for those with aliphatic ones [31]. This implies that polycyclic aromatic rings tend to be more tightly packed when self-aggregating than do aliphatic groups. [Pg.67]

Table 9 shows the PP MO results for this interesting series of highly strained three-membered cyclic molecules. Here a detailed comparison is possible with the best results of an all-electron study, including d functions10 (also reported in Table 9). An analysis of this table reveals how all trends in population analysis, both in charges and overlap populations, are the same in the AE + d and in the simple PP calculations, with very few and very minor exceptions. PP predicts a charge donation to the aliphatic groups, while AE predicts a withdrawal, mainly due to the availability of d orbitals on sulphur, which can allocate extra electronic charge. As outlined in the general notes on population analysis (Section III.D) comparisons should be carried out on a relative basis and,... Table 9 shows the PP MO results for this interesting series of highly strained three-membered cyclic molecules. Here a detailed comparison is possible with the best results of an all-electron study, including d functions10 (also reported in Table 9). An analysis of this table reveals how all trends in population analysis, both in charges and overlap populations, are the same in the AE + d and in the simple PP calculations, with very few and very minor exceptions. PP predicts a charge donation to the aliphatic groups, while AE predicts a withdrawal, mainly due to the availability of d orbitals on sulphur, which can allocate extra electronic charge. As outlined in the general notes on population analysis (Section III.D) comparisons should be carried out on a relative basis and,...
As far as dialkyl sulfosuccinates are concerned, there are minor variation possibilities known from the market products. Most of the substances available are dialkyl sulfosuccinates. The variation is limited to the fatty chain. Either linear, branched, or cyclic aliphatic groups are used. No ethoxylated sulfosuccinate diesters could be recognized. [Pg.509]

An organic compound can be both aromatic and aliphatic that is, one or more of the hydrogens of a benzene ring can be replaced by an aliphatic group. Such compounds are always classihed as being aromatic. [Pg.76]

Replacement of an aromatic hydrogen by an aliphatic group is called alkylation and the attached group is called an alkyl group. Industrially, benzene is alkylated by reaction with an olehnic hydrocarbon such as ethylene to make ethylbenzene, or with propylene to produce isopropylbenzene. The replaced benzene hydrogen becomes part of the attached group. [Pg.77]

X2 = —CH20CH2CH2CH2S03- substituent on aliphatic group R2, in which case X = H... [Pg.99]

Several factors related to chemical structure are known to affect the glass transition tempera lure. The most important factor is chain stiffness or flexibility of the polymer. Main-chain aliphatic groups, ether linkages, and dimethylsiloxane groups build flexibility into a polymer and lower Tg Aliphatic side chains also lower Tg, (he effect of the length of aliphatic groups is illustrated by the methacrylate series (4,38) ... [Pg.17]

The 1430 cm.-1 band establishes the presence of aliphatic groupings in the-lignin complex. A difference in relative intensity at 1325 cm.-1 should also be pointed out. Such variations are more evident at 1265, 1255 and 1220 cm.-1, which are in the spectral region of aromatic or aliphatic unsaturated C—0 groups, and also at 1140, 1.163, 1155 and 1125 cm.-1. These differences possibly are due to different atomic... [Pg.94]

All azo dyes contain one or more azo groups (-N=N-) as chromophore in the molecule on the basis of the number of azo groups in each molecule, they are named monoazo-, disazo-, trisazo-, etc. The azo groups are in general bound to a benzene or naphthalene ring, but they can also be attached to heterocyclic aromatic molecules or to enolizable aliphatic groups. On the basis of the characteristics of the processes in which they are applied, the molecule of the dye is modified to reach the best performances so they can be acid dyes, direct dyes, reactive dyes, disperse dyes, or others. [Pg.197]

In similar experiments in which an ethyl group was used in place of the para-tolyl group of compound V there was no rearrangement. Apparently aromatic but not aliphatic groups will migrate under these mild conditions. The same results have been obtained in experiments in which the radical is formed by a different method ... [Pg.32]

Stannanes bearing aliphatic groups with unsaturation in the carbon chain are grouped in Table 3, including both open-chain and cyclic vinyl-, allyl- and alkynylstannanes. [Pg.383]

A typical fluorescence EEM results for leachate samples from R-landfill demonstrate five distinctive and intense fluorescence peaks in Figure 2, such as at Ex/Em=230-250/400-440 nm (labeled as A ), which was relative to UV humic fraction identified in location to the diagnostic fluorescence centre observed previously at Ex/Em=220-230/340-370 nm (labeled as D ), a poorly understood fluorescent centre widely attributed to a component of the UV fulvic-like (Coble 1996) at Ex/Em=320-350/400-440 nm (labeled as C ), which can be attributed to aromatic and aliphatic groups in the DOM fraction and commonly labeled as fulvic-like (Coble 1996) at Ex/Em=350-400/420-460 nm (labeled as E ), which is attributed to humic-like and a final fluorescence centre at Ex/Em= 275-280/350-360 nm (labeled as B ), which is attributed to the protein tryptophan, and widely observed in polluted river waters (Baker 2001 2002) and clean estuaries (Mayer et al. 1999). [Pg.306]

N-Hydroxy-N-nitrosamines with an aliphatic group at O2 produce a compound stable to aqueous acid and base (Fig. 3.4, 29) [158], whereas all other N-hydroxy-N-nitrosamines are susceptible to hydrolysis and appropriate 02-derivatives also render these materials vulnerable. The hydrolysis endpoint is the formation of nitroxyl (HNO) [which dimerizes to form nitrous oxide (N20)] and a C-nitroso compound. These products are formed from aryl [159] and alkyl bound unsubstituted diazenium-diolates as well as Oralkylated derivatives [160]. Studies of the solvolysis of Oi-alkyl derivatives are complicated by their tendency to decompose via competing radical pathways [161], but the Oi-benzyl derivatives are unique in that they hydrolyze back to the original synthetic precursors (Scheme 3.14) [162]. [Pg.70]

A series of novel pyrroloxazines were prepared by thermal extrusion of sulfur dioxide from pyrrolo[l,2< [l,3]thi-azole 2,2-dioxides. The reaction on the acyl derivatives 369, carried out at 600 °C and 10 3mmHg, generated a transient azafulvenium methide 370 that electrocyclized to oxazines 371 <2001J(P1)1795>. The reaction was compatible with different aromatic and aliphatic groups <2000CC675>. [Pg.538]


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