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Title IX - Clean Air Research Title X - Disadvantaged Business Concerns Title XI - Clear Air Employment transition Assistance Titles with a major impact on the petroleiun processing industry are summarized below. State and local regulations can be more stringent than federal Clean Air Acts. For example, in the San Francisco Bay Area, average daily CO emissions from oil refineries may not exceed 400 ppm, regardless of the CO concentration in ambient air. 

Because no additional physical characterization information was available on this material, HSM was employed to assist in identifying the transitions observed in the DSC curve. Figure 7.34 to Figure 7.36 are representative photomicrographs (collected at 400x with slightly uncrossed polarizers) from the hot-stage experiments that support the data collected from DSC, TGA, and XRD assays. 

Various methodologies for catalytic direct arylations via C—H bond activation employing transition metals other than palladium have been developed in recent years. In particular, rhodium- and ruthenium-based complexes have enabled the development of promising protocols for catalytic direct arylations. Whilst rhodium catalysts were found broadly applicable to the direct aryiation of both arenes, as well as heteroarenes, ruthenium-catalyzed chelation-assisted C—H bond function-ahzations could be used for the conversion of a variety of attractive organic electrophiles. In addition, inexpensive copper and iron salts have recently been shown as economically attractive alternatives to previously developed more expensive catalysts. Given the economically and environmentally benign features of selective C—H bond functionalizations, the development of further valuable protocols is expected in this rapidly evolving research area. 

DFT calculations were performed on Mo dinitrogen, hydra-zido(2-) and hydrazidium complexes. The calculations are based on available X-ray crystal structures, simplifying the phosphine ligands by PH3 groups. Vibrational spectroscopic data were then evaluated with a quantum chemistry-assisted normal coordinate analysis (QCA-NCA) which involves calculation of the / matrix by DFT and subsequent fitting of important force constants to match selected experimentally observed frequencies, in particular v(NN), v(MN), and 8(MNN) (M = Mo, W). Furthermore time-dependent (TD-) DFT was employed to calculate electronic transitions, which were then compared to experimental UVATs absorption spectra (16). As a result, a close check of the quality of the quantum chemical calculations was obtained. This allowed us to employ these calculations as well as to understand the chemical reactivity of the intermediates of N2 fixation (cf. Section III). 

As we have indicated, the fully-variational SC calculations along the 6 in 6 CASSCF IRC curves were performed with CASVB, as implemented in MOLPRO [19]. An older SC code [27] was employed only at the transition structures and at the ends of the calculated IRC segments, mainly in order to assist orbital plotting. 

An excellent review has discussed the synthesis of organophosphorus cages employing phosphaalkynes as precursors.68 In order to avoid unnecessary duplication of coverage, the results here reported are restricted to transition-metal-assisted transformations. An intramolecular [2+4] cycloaddition between an 7 -phosphaalkyne and an V-cyclopentadienylli-gand to yield compound 134 is observed during the reaction of complex 114 with lithium cyclopentadienide, as shown in Eq. (29).56c... 

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