Selectivity, chemical

Kosloff R, Rice S A, Gaspard P, Tersigni S and Tannor D J 1989 Wavepacket dancing achieving chemical selectivity by shaping light pulses Chem. Phys. 139 201-20... 

Figure Bl.14.8. Time course study of the arrival and accumulation of labelled sucrose in the stem of a castor bean seedling. The labelled tracer was chemically, selectively edited using CYCLCROP (cyclic cross polarization). The first image in the upper left comer was taken before the incubation of the seedlmg with enriched hexoses. The time given in each image represents the time elapsed between tire start of the incubation and the acquisition. The spectmm in the lower right comer of each image shows the total intensity...

A few GLC stationary phases rely on chemical selectivity. The most notable are stationary phases containing chiral functional groups, which can be used for separating enantiomers. ... 

Direct Process. Passing methyl chloride through a fluidized bed of copper and siUcon yields a mixture of chlorosilanes. The rate of methylchlorosilane (MCS) production and chemical selectivity, as determined by the ratio of dimethydichlorosilane to the other compounds formed, are significantly affected by trace elements in the catalyst bed very pure copper and siUcon gives poor yield and selectivity (22). 

A useful specialized type of analytical iastmmentation is the fibei-optic sensoi oi optiode (253,254), ia which an optical tiansducei monitois some chemically selective change. These aie often based on the fluorescence of a leagent immobilized at the distal end of the ftbei (255). 

Caprolactam, mol wt 113.16, is a white, hygroscopic, crystalline soHd at ambient temperature, with a characteristic odor. It is very soluble in water and in most common organic solvents and is sparingly soluble in high molecular weight aUphatic hydrocarbons. Molten caprolactam is a powerful solvent for polar and nonpolar organic chemicals. Selected physical properties and solubiUties of caprolactam are Hsted in Tables 1 and 2, respectively. 

For each of the chemicals selected in question 1, calculate the recommended dosage (As Lbs/gal. solution) for 25,0(X) gpd of waster treatment. 

The reactor has been successfully used in the case of forced precipitation of copper and calcium oxalates (Jongen etal., 1996 Vacassy etal., 1998 Donnet etal., 1999), calcium carbonate (Vacassy etal., 1998) and mixed yttrium-barium oxalates (Jongen etal., 1999). This process is also well adapted for studying the effects of the mixing conditions on the chemical selectivity in precipitation (Donnet etal., 2000). When using forced precipitation, the mixing step is of key importance (Schenk etal., 2001), since it affects the initial supersaturation level and hence the nucleation kinetics. A typical micromixer is shown in Figure 8.35. 

Janda, K. D., 1997. Chemical selection for catalysis in combinatorial antibody libraries. Science 275 945. 

Exposure Registries. No exposure registries for methyl parathion were located. This substance is not currently one of the compounds for which a subregistry has been established in the National Exposure Registry. The substance will be considered in the future when chemical selection is made for subregistries to be established. The information that is amassed in the National Exposure Registry facilitates the epidemiological research needed to assess adverse health outcomes that may be related to exposure to methyl parathion. 

Avdeef, A., Tsinman, O. PAM PA -a drug absorption in vitro model 13. Chemical selectivity due to membrane hydrogen bonding in comho comparisons of HDM-, DOPC-, and DS-PAMPA models. Eur. J. Pharm. Set. 2006, 28, 43-50. 

Trone, M. D., Khaledi, M. G. Statistical evaluation of linear solvation energy relationship models used to characterize chemical selectivity in micellar electrokinetic chromatography. J. Chromatogr. A 2000, 886, 245-257. 

The study of flotation kinetics relates to a number of mass transfer processes and these are listed in Table 2.8. The term, entrainment which figures in the mass transfer process statements made in Table 2.8 may be elaborated. It is the process by which particles enter the base of a flotation froth and are transferred up and out of the flotation cell suspended in the water between bubbles. Entrainment should be distinguished from true flotation, whereby particles come out of the cell attached to bubble surfaces. True flotation is chemically selective, while the entrainment process recovers both gangue and valuable minerals alike. Entrainment harms the product grade since recovery of the more abundant gangue mineral reduces the quality of the concentrate. This is especially true in the processing of fine ores. Much flotation research has dealt with reducing entrainment in order to improve... 

The signal from continuous chemical sensors is continuous in time. It follows changes in the concentration of the analyte up and down. The signal often originates from the interaction of the analyte with a chemically selective layer... 

IR spectroscopy is a powerful and readily available orientation characterization technique. It offers a high chemical selectivity since most functional groups absorb at distinct wavelengths (typically in the 2.5-25 pm range (4,000 00 cm-1 range)), which often depend on their local environment. IR spectroscopy thus provides qualitative and quantitative information about the chemical nature of a sample, its structure, interactions, etc. The potential of IR spectroscopy for orientation characterization stems from the fact that absorption only occurs if the electric field vector of the incident radiation, E, has a component parallel to the transition dipole moment, M, of the absorbing entity. The absorbance, A, is given... 

The third member of the tandem inter [4+2]/intra [3+2] cycloaddition family is classified as the bridge mode, in which the dipolarophile is attached to the dienophile. Simple, 1,4-pentadi-enes as well as 2-alkoxy-l,4-pentadienes can function effectively as dienophiles and dipolarophile combinations with excellent chemical selectivity and regio- and diastereoselectivity. Hydrogenation of the bridged nitroso acetals produces hydroxymethylated derivatives in high diastereo- and enantioselectivity (Eq. 8.116).185... 

Anomalous X-ray diffraction or resonant scattering refers to the modification of its intensity due to absorption processes involving interactions between the X-ray beam and the atoms in the sample. This interaction combines the chemical and short-range order sensitivity of absorption with the long-range order sensitivity of diffraction. This results in a chemical selectivity, i.e. it is possible to differentiate elements with close atomic numbers or even cations with the same number of electrons like Rb+ and Sr2+... 

The interdisciplinary nature of optical chemical sensors opens a variety of new directions in sensor development. The issue of chemical selectivity is... 

Sheth SR, Efremova NV, Leckband DE (2000) Interacitons of poly(ethylene oxide) brushes with chemically selective surfaces. J Phys Chem B 104 7652-7662... 

Thus, cholinergic receptor classification can be considered in terms of three stages of development. Initially, Dale [2] distinguished nicotinic and muscarinic receptor subtypes with crude alkaloids. Then, chemical synthesis and structure-activity relationships clearly revealed that nicotinic and muscarinic receptors were heterogeneous, but chemical selectivity could not come close to uncovering the true diversity of receptor subtypes. Lastly, analysis of subtypes came from molecular cloning, making possible the classification of receptors on the basis of primary structure (Fig. 11-2). 

Parallel (multidimensional) measurements of size- or chemically selected particles permit the simultaneous resolution of biogenic material from fossil sources (14C), discrimination between certain fossil sources and between marine and terrestrial vegetation (13C), and partial separation of agricultural burning sources (K/Fe). The term iMu represents the fraction of modern C based on standard Slk 813C represents the deviation (per mil) of the 13C/12C ratio from standard Sls (2). 

Grate, J. W. Abraham, M. H., Solubility interaction and design of chemically selective sorbent coatings for chemical sensor and arrays, Sens. Actuators B 1991, 3, 85 111... 

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