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FRET Well described FRET pairs, mostly single donor-single acceptor configurations, enables optimization of reporter properties Few examples, single donor-multiple acceptor configurations possible, limitation of FRET efficiency due to nanometer-size of QD-coating... 

TABLE 1. DONOR Single oxygen donors. % ACTIVE OXYGEN COPRODUCT... 

Since ozone is a strong 1,3-dipole,635 or at least has a strong polarizability (even if a singlet biradical structure is also feasible), it is expected to be readily protonated in superacids, in manner analogous to its alkylation by alkylcarbenium ions. Protonated ozone HC>3+, once formed, should have a much higher affinity (i.e., be a more powerful electrophile) for cr-donor single bonds in alkanes than neutral ozone. 

The reaction continuum for HO can be subdivided into three discrete categories that are outlined in Scheme 14 (a) displacement reactions in which the leaving group departs with an electron supplied by HO (polar-group transfer), (b) addition reactions in which a covalent bond is formed (polar-group addition), and (c) simple electron-transfer reactions in which HO acts as an electron donor (single-electron transfer). This view of the chemistry of HO also applies to the reactions of superoxide ion (O2 ) and other nucleophilic oxyanions (Table 16). 

The presence of multiple lone pairs increases the probability of multiple H-bonding contacts. Such weaker contacts can be less directional, especially when they have to satisfy more than two partners. In many situations, the covalent component of H-bonding favors a classic H-bond (single donor/single acceptor) but electrostatic components, not equally sensitive to directionality, readily accommodate the presence of multiple interactions (bifurcated or even trifurcated H-bonds). 

Peroxide as acceptor Hydrogen as donor Single donors with Paired donors, with Superoxide radicals... 

Provencal R A ef a/1999 Infrared cavity ringdown spectroscopy of methanol clusters single donor hydrogen bonding J. Chem. Phys. 110 4258-67... 

Chemical reactions can be studied at the single-molecule level by measuring the fluorescence lifetime of an excited state that can undergo reaction in competition with fluorescence. Reactions involving electron transfer (section C3.2) are among the most accessible via such teclmiques, and are particularly attractive candidates for study as a means of testing relationships between charge-transfer optical spectra and electron-transfer rates. If the physical parameters that detennine the reaction probability, such as overlap between the donor and acceptor orbitals. 

The coupling remains relatively weak even at tire otlier extreme of distance, where tire energy transfer occurs witliin a single piece of matter and tire donor and acceptor are separated by, let us say, only a few nanometres. 

Trivalent carbenium ions are the key intermediates in electrophilic reactions of Tt-donor unsaturated hydrocarbons. At the same time, pen-tacoordinated carbonium ions are the key to electrophilic reactions of cr-donor saturated hydrocarbons through the ability of C-H or C-C single bonds to participate in carbonium ion formation. 

Single-Stack Donor. Ion-radical salts can also be formed from electron donors such as tetrathiafulvalene (TTE) or TMPD (N,N,N N-tetramethyl- phenylene diamine) with inorganic acceptors such as halogens. The resulting stmcture of compounds such as TTE(A)... 

Filtration Filtration (qv) is appHed in blood cell separation to remove leukocytes from ted blood cell (RBC) and platelet concentrates. Centtifugational blood cell separators do not reduce white blood cells (WBC) in red cell and platelet products sufficiently to avoid clinical complications such as GvHD and alloimmunization. A post-apheresis filtration step is needed to further reduce the WBC load. Modem filters are capable of a 3-log reduction in white cell contamination of the blood product, eg, apheresis single-donor platelet units having a typical white cell contamination of 5 x 10 white cells in 4 x 10 platelets can be reduced to a 5 x 10 white cell contamination, a sufficiently low number to avoid severe transfusion reactions. 

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