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Carbon, asymmetric dioxide

Xu, C. J., H. D. Du, B. H. Li, F. Y. Kang, and Y. Q. Zeng. 2009. Asymmetric activated carbon-manganese dioxide capacitors in mild aqueous electrolytes containing alkaline-earth cations. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 156 A435-A441. [Pg.214]

An alternative method for generating enriched 1,2-diols from meso-epoxides consists of asymmetric copolymerization with carbon dioxide. Nozaki demonstrated that a zinc complex formed in situ from diethylzinc and diphenylprolinol catalyzed the copolymerization with cyclohexene oxide in high yield. Alkaline hydrolysis of the isotactic polymer then liberated the trans diol in 94% yield and 70% ee (Scheme 7.20) [40]. Coates later found that other zinc complexes such as 12 are also effective in forming isotactic polymers [41-42]. [Pg.242]

The limitations of manganese dioxide in a two electrode capacitor were overcome by using activated carbon at the negative electrode. Such an asymmetric system was previously proposed13, without sufficient explanation for the performance observed. In the present study, a deep study of the mechanism of charge storage for both electrodes allowed the system to be optimized. [Pg.60]

Keywords Asymmetric Hydrogenation m Carbon Dioxide m Carbonylation m Dimethylformamide Enantioselectivity m Formic Acid m Homogeneous Hydrogenation n Palladium Catalysts Radical Reactions m Ruthenium Catalysts m Supercritical Fluids m Solvent Replacement... [Pg.14]

J.-L Xiao, S. C. A Nefkens, P. G. Jessop, T. Ikariya, R. Noyori, Asymmetric Hydrogenation of a, -Unsaturated Carboxylic Adds in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide , Tetrahedron Lett. 1996,37,2813-2816. [Pg.25]

Hydrogenated vegetable oil, in cosmetic molded sticks, 7 840t Hydrogenation(s), 13 769 acetylene, 1 180 10 613-614 alkylanthraquinone, 14 47 asymmetric, 5 210—212 butadiene, 4 370 carbon monoxide, 5 3 carbon dioxide, 26 881 catalytic, 10 504 catalytic aerogels for, l 763t chlorocarbons, 6 235 conditions of, 10 810 cyclopentadiene and dicyclopentadiene, 8 224-225... [Pg.451]

CAMPHOS catalyst, asymmetric hydrogenation of a,p-unsaturated carboxlic acids, 25 107-109, 112 -carbon bond, COj insertion, 28 132-134 -carbon dioxide complex, coordination, 28 125, 126, 128 oxide formation, 28 27 as catalyst, 26 335... [Pg.189]

Langanke J, Leitner W (2008) Regulated Systems for Catalyst Immobilisation Based on Supercritical Carbon Dioxide. 23 91-108 Larock R (2005) Palladium-Catalyzed Annulation of Alkynes. 14 147-182 Larrow JF, Jacobsen EN (2004) Asymmetric Processes Catalyzed by Chiral (Salen)Metal Complexes 6 123-152... [Pg.198]

Asymmetric addition of small-molecule nucleophiles to carbonyl groups and their derivatives are catalyzed by either Lewis acids or Lewis bases. Carbon dioxide is now a promising building block for as5mimetric organic synthesis. [Pg.124]

Based on the landmark studies of Jacobsen and coworkers, who employed chiral (salen)CoX complexes for the asymmetric ring opening and kinetic resolution of aliphatic epoxides [18-20], Lu and coworkers synthesized highly isotactic copolymer from rac-propylene oxide and carbon dioxide (Scheme 5) [21]. [Pg.7]

From the NMR spectrum of copolymers produced from cyclohexene oxide and carbon dioxide it is difficult to assess low levels of asymmetric induction, i.e., low degrees of desymmetrization in the epoxide ring-opening step. In order to determine the extent of asymmetric induction it is necessary to hydrolyze the copolymer leading to the tra s-cyclohexane-l,2,-diol and examine the enantiomeric excess (4) [22]. Figure 4 shows the NMR spectrum in the carbonate region of atactic copolymer produced from cyclohexene oxide and CO2 using an achiral (salen)CrX catalyst. [Pg.8]

Shi L, Lu X-B, Zhang R, Peng X-J, Zhang C-Q, Li J-E, Peng X-M (2006) Asymmetric alternating copolymerization and terpolymerization of epoxides with carbon dioxide at mild conditions. Macromolecules 39 5679-5685... [Pg.46]

The first experiments made by Neuberg and Nord with the simplest diketone, diacetyl, showed at once that this substance can be hydrogenated phytochemically with comparitive ease. Acetylmethylcarbinol appears as an intermediate (see below), and the end product of reduction is asymmetric and levorotatory. Reduction was effected by the action of fermenting yeast on diacetyl. The 2,3-butanediol that is formed can be isolated by alcohol-ether extraction of the fermentation mixture after concentration in the Faust-Heim apparatus or by steam distillation in an atmosphere of carbon dioxide under ordinary pressure it is then carefully concentrated with the birectifier and obtained in the pure state by final fractionation. [Pg.86]


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