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Boron chemical functionalization

Boron as a dopant allows silicon and carbon materials to significantly change their conductivity and thereby open up applications in particular with boron-doped diamond (sp -carbon) as mechanically and chemically robust electrode material. The range of beneficial effects of boron in boron-doped diamond as electrode materiaP has been reported. Bio-electrochemical processes like the oxidation of NADH are possible with diamond dominating the interfacial chemistry. The sp nature of the diamond allows adsorption processes to be modified, and electrode erosion to be minimised, with electroanalytical application even under extreme conditions, for example in the presence of ultrasound and for pharmaceutical components. Boron surface functional groups have been reported to be crucial for electron transfer, for example, during glucose oxidation. ... [Pg.240]

Evans has also developed an intramolecular version of the Cu(II)-assisted boronic acid O-arylation reaction and has applied it to the synthesis of macrocyclic biphenyl ether hydroxamic acid inhibitors of collagenase 1 and gelatinases A and B [65]. The reaction proceeds under sufficiently mild conditions to accommodate chemical functionalities commonly used in peptidomimetics synthesis (Scheme 3.44). [Pg.70]

Another important function of metallic coatings is to provide wear resistance. Hard chromium, electroless nickel, composites of nickel and diamond, or diffusion or vapor-phase deposits of sUicon carbide [409-21-2], SiC , SiC tungsten carbide [56780-56-4], WC and boron carbide [12069-32-8], B4C, are examples. Chemical resistance at high temperatures is provided by aUoys of aluminum and platinum [7440-06-4] or other precious metals (10—14). [Pg.129]

Fig. 14. Chemical yield as a function of temperature for boron doped graphites. Fig. 14. Chemical yield as a function of temperature for boron doped graphites.
A scram causes the control rods to drop into the core, absorb neutrons and stop the chain reaction. Some rods perform both controlling and scram functions. The control rods are raised to increase the neutron flux (and power) or lowered to reduce it by magnetic jacks (W and CE) or a magnetic "clamshell" screw (B W). The chemical volume and control system (CVCS - not siiown) controls the water quality, removes radioactivity, and varies the reactivity by controUing the amount of a boron compound that is dissolved in the water - called a "poison." Thus, a PWR coiiirols reactivity two ways by the amount of poison in the water and by moving the control rods. [Pg.208]

Schliiter et al. successfully accomplished generation-specific incorporation of an individual aryl bromide functionality into poly(benzyl ether) dendrimers. Whatever its position in the dendrimer framework, this bromide function could also be utilised for further chemical modification because it can react with aryl-boronic acid via Suzuki cross-coupling [42]. [Pg.58]

There is obviously a particular need to develop materials which can function at high temperatures. Due to their strong covalent bonding, boron cluster compounds generally possess attractive mechanical properties as materials, e.g. stability under high temperature due to their high melting points (typically >2300 K), chemical stability, resistance to acidic conditions, and small compressibility. Furthermore, importantly, the B12 icosahedra compounds have also been found to have intrinsic low thermal conductivity, as will be discussed in detail in later sections, and which is desirable for thermoelectric applications. [Pg.158]


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