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Anchor bond

The stoichiometry of these reactions can be controlled by modulating the concentration of hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica. When starting with the tetra-alkyl complex, subsequent reaction with an alcohol R OH (Equation(4)) is necessary this generally occurs under conditions mild enough to maintain the anchoring bond SiO—M. [Pg.449]

Opinions differ as to which support, which anchoring bond, which side-chain protection, which a-amine protecting groups, and which activation reagent is best. Most of the changes in chemistry have certain advantages, but also certain disadvantages. Choices will depend on individual laboratories and especially on the problem at hand. [Pg.23]

The reaction in equation (6) is irreversible since glass cannot precipitate from solution. Equations (4) or (5) affect the overall rate at which equation (6) proceeds because they impact the rate at which Si-OH groups are produced. However, three silanol groups must be formed before the last anchoring bond is broken, releasing a silicic acid (FLiSKTO molecule into solution. [Pg.585]

The main goal of chemical modification of the surface is to create a preferably uniform surface with a selected type of interactions. Energetic uniformity of the surface is dependent on the ligand s bonding density, distribution, and conformations. An additional desirable feature is hydrolytic stability, which in most cases is achieved by proper shielding of anchoring bonds. [Pg.103]

By virtue of the intramolecular anchoring bonding, sp C-H bond activation may become possible. Treatment of Ru(l,5-COD)(l,3,5-COT) with (ortho)-substituted phenols resulted in the successive O-H and sp C-H bond-cleavage reactions, giving... [Pg.353]

To recapitulate what we have discussed so far, we emphasize that three major bonding effects underlie the interaction between the gold clusters Au3 and Au4 and water oligomers. They are the anchor Au-O bonding, the nonconventional O-H Au hydrogen bonding, and the activation of the adjacent O-H bond. We provide a computational evidence that the formation of the donor-acceptor coordinative (anchor) bond Au-O in the studied complexes is a necessary prerequisite (but not sufficient) to the formation of the nonconventional hydrogen bond and to the activation of the adjacent O-H bond, and therefore this bond dominates the interaction mechanism. [Pg.243]

Keywords gold, gold cluster, ammonia oligomer, anchoring bond, nonconventional hydrogen bond,... [Pg.161]

The question whether equilibrium is achieved has been haunting the broader field of polymer adsorption. As polymers are large molecules, capable of forming multiple anchoring bonds, their motion is expected to be sluggish. [Pg.281]

From determination of Val/Ala-Val on the amino acid analyzer. These values assume that all Val-resin and Ala-Val-resin anchor bonds cleave at the same rate in HBr-trifluoroacetic acid. [Pg.212]

Investigating the role of the surface structures (hydroxyl groups, Lewis acid sites, basic sites, and combinations thereof) and their location (faces, edges, comers, defects) in determining the dispersion and the structure of the supported species in alumina-supported catalysts. Also the nature of the anchoring bonds between surface species (e.g., metal particles) and the support should be clarified. [Pg.391]

The reality is, however, different the photochemically generated W(Cp)2 prefers to react with itself and forms a dimer where each tungsten is bonded to a hydrogen atom and to a Cp ring of the other tungstenocene moiety.The efficiency of this competitive reaction is likely to be mainly kinetic rather than thermodynamic. Although the estimate for ArG° (66) could be questioned (recall that it relies on anchored bond enthalpy values), it seems to be in line with the fact that the compounds W(Cp)2(Me)H and W(Cp")2(Me)H are stable at room temperature. [Pg.623]


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