Chemicals evolution

Halogenation, electrocatalytic, 30 292-294 Halogens, 31 110-111 evolution, chemical identity of adsorbed intermediates, 38 17... [Pg.112]

Vol. 305 K. Nomoto (Ed.), Atmospheric Diagnostics of Stellar Evolution Chemical Peculiarity, Mass Loss, and Explosion. Proceedings, 1987. XIV, 468 pages. 1988. [Pg.469]

Atmospheric Diagnostics of Stel ar Evolution Chemical Peculiarity,... [Pg.470]

ATMOSPHERIC DIAGNOSTICS OF STELLAR EVOLUTION Chemical Peculiarity, Mass Loss, and Explosion... [Pg.474]

L. Le Port, E. Etaix, P. Godin, P. Leduc and R. Buvet (1971). Archetypes of present day process of transphosphorylation, transacylation and peptide synthesis. In R. Buvet and C. Ponnemperuma (Eds), Molecular Evolution, Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life, Vol. 1, North-Holland, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, p. 197. [Pg.239]

See also Atomic number Atomic theory Chemical bond Chemical evolution Chemical reactions Equation, chemical Molecular geometry. [Pg.393]

The stage has been set, as can be understood by studying the present volume Chemical Evolution. Chemical Change Across Space and Time. We eagerly await the arrival of the players for the production of the next volume Chemical Evolution From Origins of Life to Modem Society. What might we find in this second volume ... [Pg.389]

Hence, fraction of macromolecular coil p, subjecting to evolution (chemical reaction in polycondensation process) can be defined as follows [76] Eq. (46) ... [Pg.37]

The book has been thoughtfully divided into three parts, viz., the basics, the industrial interface and the environmental impact. The first part titled Understanding the clays Their formation, constituents and properties describes their origin and evolution, chemical composition and structure and finally their chemical and physical properties. The second part under the title Industrial uses of clays and argilloids deals with the applications in glass, ceramic, refractory, cement, medicine, electrical and mining industries as also in agriculture. The third part, Cl s in the environment , illustrates the two poles - the beneficial and hazardous consequences. [Pg.343]

Y. Miyauchi, R. Kourist, D. Uemura and K. Miyamoto, "Dramatically improved catalytic activity of an artificial (S)-selective arylmalonate decarboxylase by structure-guided direct evolution". Chemical Communications 47, 7503-7505 (2011). [Pg.70]