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Still another possibility of isomerization is illustrated by the easy interconversions between pentaphenylpentadienoie aeid chloride and 2-chloropentaphenyl-3-eyelopenten-l-one. Interestingly, 2,4,6-trimethylpjrrylium iodide maj be sublimed without decomposition in a vacuum, possibly as a covalent 6-iodo-4-methyl-3,5-heptadien-2-one or 2-iodo-2,4,6-trimethyl-2H-pyran valenee isomer. In a related case, chlorocyclopropenes are covalent and are converted into cyclo-propenium derivatives only by the action of Friedel-Crafts catalysts (electron-deficient metallic chlorides) (ef. also Section II,C, 2,c.)... [Pg.277]

Chiral Catalysts Electronically Influenced by a Ferrocene Core.152... [Pg.140]

Depending on the catalyst, electron transfer at the electrode is not necessarily fast. The Nemst law used as electrode surface boundary condition may thus have to be replaced by an equation depicting the electron transfer kinetic law (Section 1.4.2) ... [Pg.272]

TEM and associated techniques such as EELS are powerful tools in investigations of heterogeneous catalysts. Electron diffraction can provide structural information in phase constitutions by electron crystallographic analysing methods. Microdiffraction offers the possibility in studying small particles down to several nanometers. In combination with electron... [Pg.484]

Tests on Treated Catalysts. Electron Acceptor Properties. Samples (0.1 gram) of materials A and B were activated in turn by heating to 600° C in vacuo for 6 hours, cooled in desiccator, and transferred to... [Pg.262]

Despite the complex interaction between the components of a catalyst recipe, for example consisting of catalyst, co-catalyst, electron donors (internal and external), monomers, chain-transfer agents such as hydrogen, and inert gases and the catalyst support, the local polymer production rate rate (polymerization rate) in a given volume, Rp (kg polymer hr"1), can often be described by a first-order kinetic equation with respect to the local monomer concentration near the active site, cm (kgm"3), and is first order to the mass of active sites ( catalyst ) in that volume, m (kg) ... [Pg.342]

It is obvious that x-ray cyrstallographic methods will be the final arbiter of the structural features of molybdoproteins, but until such structures are obtained, and even afterwards as far as dynamic features are concerned, spectroscopic methods must be used to gain insight into the nature of these catalysts. Electronic spectroscopy so far has been of little use here since molybdenum complexes in general appear to exhibit broad weak absorptions. In proteins these are always buried under absorptions from hemes, flavins, and iron-sulfur centers. Massey et al., (15) discovered that pyrazolo [3,4-d] pyrimidines will bind Mo (IV) in milk xanthine oxidase that had been reduced with xanthine... [Pg.391]

Dysprosium 66 Dy Catalysts, electronic materials, phosphor activators, magnetic refrigeration, magnetostrictive alloys... [Pg.897]

In another approach crystallizable side groups like TCNQ and phtha-locyanine were attached to the polymer chain, as well as mesogenic groups leading to liquid crystalline properties. Also side groups with transition metals have been linked in view of macromolecular catalysts, electronically conducting properties, etc. All these functional polymers are at an exploratory stage in laboratories. [Pg.737]

For bimetallic catalysts, strong bonds between oxygen of the formed polymers and nickel are formed. According to the structure of the active component of the sulfide catalysts, electron density on the nickel atoms is reduced, which provides... [Pg.1211]

The reduction of C02 requires electron transfer in one-electron or multielectron steps either from reducing agents, for example, H2, or electrochemically. H2 can also be produced by water splitting either electrochemically or photochemically. For efficient electrochemical reduction of dissolved CO2, electron transfer catalysts (electron relays, mediators), usually transition metal complexes, are required while photochemical systems need also a photosensitizer. The two approaches can be combined to photoelectrochemical systems, as well. [Pg.272]


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