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Epi-clear

DIPHENYLGLYOXAL PEROXIDE DRY AND CLEAR EPI-CLEAR FOSTEX GAROX INCIDOL... [Pg.149]

Synonyms cas 94-36-0 acetoxyl acnegel benoxyl benzac benzoic acid, peroxide benzoperoxide benzoyl benzoyl superoxide CLEARASIL BENZOYL peroxide LOTION CLEARASIL BP ACNE TREATMENT CUTICURA ACNE CREAM DEBROXIDE DRY AND CLEAR EPI-CLEAR FOSTEX OXY-5 OXY-10 OXYLITE OXY... [Pg.58]

The electronic structures of a number of actinide systems have been determined in detail by microscopic experiments and detailed calculations. For example. Fig. 19.4 shows experimental results of an x-ray photoelectron study [20] of several U systems, where the narrow Sf band at, or near, Epis clearly seen. Recent studies with various energies of incident photons have made it possible to separate the contributions to valence-region spectra into the component orbital-angular-momentum contributions [21]. Recent discussions of the theoretical and experimental details of actinide electronic structure are available [22-26]. [Pg.520]

Aerial parts of N. sintenisii yielded 0.3% of a clear yellowish oil. Forty constituents (96.5% of the total oil) were identified. The main components were 4aP,7a,7aP-nepetalactone (23.4%), elemol (16.1%), E- -farnesene (9.5%), 1,8-cineole (8.2%), cw-sabinene hydrate (6.5%), P-bisabolene (4.2%), germacrene-D (3.5%), P-sesquiphellandrene (2.8%), P-bourbonene (1.5%) and a-epi-cadinol (1.3%). According to available data, Nepeta species can be divided into two groups of nepetalactone-containing and nepetalactone-free species. The results of this study indicate that the compositions of volatile oil of N. sintenisii are similar to the other Nepeta genus and this plant could be classified in the group which 4aP,7a,7aP-nepetalactone is the major component of their oils. [Pg.232]

The effect of change in the spatial relations at C and C is not clear since, as explained above, there is doubt as to the relative activities of the components of the two pairs, quinine and quinidine, and cinchonidine and cinchonine, but epf-C -quinine and epi-C -quinidine are only slightly active or, according to Dirscherl and Thron, inactive. This result supports Neeman s view that for anti-malarial activity the direction of rotation must be the same at C and C but that does not explain the... [Pg.474]

About one-half of the product-weiglit could not be recovered in chromatograpliy of the reductive-amination mixture, and more work is clearly needed to unravel the complexity of the process. Thus far, 4 minor byproducts were isolated crystalline in yields of 1.5—3%. All possessed one 3-acetamido-3-deoxy-X-D-altro residue, in common with 91, but were not aminated in the second residue. Two of them were epi-meric 3 -carbinols resulting from nonaminative reduction, and the other two were epimeric 3 -cyanohydrins. [Pg.39]

For t > tp, we again wish to linearize Eq. (Cl9), but the task is now more difficult because n and p are no longer essentially constant, as they were with the light on. Nor is it clear that we can always neglect (naniv + papivp) with respect to (eni + epi). To discuss this problem in more detail, we rewrite Eq. (30) in the text ... [Pg.166]

The study of manoyl oxide derivatives i.e. 7 and 8 in, Fig (7), (i.e ent-hydroxy and en/-acetoxy-3(3-manoyl oxides) isolated from Cistus creticus, by GC-MS resulted in only one peak indicative of the purity of the products [33]. From the H-NMR data it is clear that the 13-epi isomer was present in both derivatives [58,139]. The chromatographic data of the compounds 7 and 8 were recently published [33,63]. Hence, investigations have proven that, apart from the 13-epi isomer, there are more isomers with varying intensities, which correspond to isomers that arise from the different configuration of C-8 chiral center [33]. This isomer showing a different configuration at C-8 has been isolated from the volatile leaf oil of Alaska (yellow) cedar and its structure has been confirmed using spectroscopic methods as well as chemical reactions [150],... [Pg.256]

The unnatural enantiomers (—)-hyacinthacine A2 (natural enantiomer is (+)-hyacinthacine A2), 7-deoxy-2-ep -alexine (enantiomer of 3-ep -hyacinthacine A2), enf-7-deoxyalexine (enantiomer of 7-deoxy-alexine) and 2-epi-hyacinthacine A2 were synthesised [150]. Interestingly, (—)-hyacinthacine A2 exhibited an a-D-glucosidase inhibitory effect which was not observed for the naturally occurring (+) enantiomer. This fact clearly indicates the urgent need for additional syntheses of non-natural enantiomers in the natural products field. [Pg.95]

The first alkaloid of the A2(l )-alkene type was obtained from 5. pedmculata (84). An alkaloid (C19H23N03, alkaloid A) was isolated that was isomeric with both schelhammericine (81a) and 3-epischelhammericine (81b), but which clearly contained an allylic methoxyl group, as indicated by the NMR spectrum and the ease of hydrolysis of the methoxyl group. Hydrolysis proceeded with inversion of configuration at C-3 to give alcohol 98 (see Scheme 24), the structure of which was supported by its NMR spectrum. Structure 84a was proposed for the alkaloid, and this was further supported by its reduction to a product identical with tetrahydroschelhammeridine 95 (see Scheme 25), which fixed the configurations at C-3 and C-5, but the 6a-configuration was assumed. The alkaloid 84a is therefore 3-epi-6oc,7-dihydrohomoerythraline. [Pg.38]

In the key reaction of the eight-step synthesis of motuporamine C (13), the open-chain, N-protected bisalkyne 10 was exposed to Mortreux and to Schrock conditions [13], The yields (67% vs. 71%) of the macrocycle 11 were comparable, but the reaction temperature (140 °C vs. 80 °C) and the reaction times (30 h vs. 1 h) clearly favor the Schrock conditions. Epi-... [Pg.29]

Pattern shift is the phenomena that occurs when one attempts to grow an epi layer on such a nonuniform surface. The epi film has different growth rates on different crystal faces. For example, deposition is fastest on (112) and slowest on (111). Pattern shift is illustrated in Figure 22 for SiCI4 and Figure 23 for SiH2Cl2. Here we can clearly see that reduced pressure has minimized this problem in both cases. [Pg.88]

A typical surface profile is shown on the video display. Vertical resolution of 5 A and horizontal resolution of 400 A is claimed. As long as the deposited film can be etched off the substrate without etching the substrate, this technique can be used for any thin film. Its primary utility is for R D studies, as it is clearly not a production technique. The only film for which it is not suited is an epi silicon film on a single-crystal silicon substrate. A technique for measuring the thickness of these films will be described in the section on Infrared Spectroscopy. [Pg.176]

EPI/0 is useful for assessing the feasibility of alternative chemistries and sources of raw materials before undertaking a more detailed flowsheet development. Clearly, the economic potential should be largely positive to accept further reductions when the capital and operation costs are taken into account. [Pg.36]

When the reaction of compound 5 operated with methylamine in DMSO, it found that the reaction produced both 1 and its epimer 12a-epi-tadalafil (11). The amount of 11 increased as the temperature elevated. To understand the epimerization of 1 at the C-12a position more clearly, the epimerization of 1 in different solvents using various bases as the catalyst was established. Table 8.1 summarizes the outcomes of epimerization of 1 into 11. It should be pointed out that DMSO was... [Pg.294]


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