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Exchange chemical substitution

Up to now, no stable adducts of type A where one of the bridging atoms X is replaced by a chemically different base or the tin atom by another Lewis acid have been synthesized. Nevertheless, this type of adduct is believed to play an important part in ligand exchange or substitution reactions. [Pg.45]

E. The Chemical Mechanism at the PR3 Stage V. Digression to Ligand Exchange and Substitution... [Pg.157]

If a little sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is placed in a test tube containing a solution of copper sulphate (CuSO ) a white precipitate will fall to the bottom of the tube. After this action has taken plate, there is present in the tube copper hydroxide and sodium sulphate. The sodium changed place with the copper and the copper changed place with the sodium. Such a chemical action is said to be one of exchange or substitution. [Pg.7]

Of course there can be more chemical substitutions made to the TEMPO basic structure in [90] an incremental exchange of H to F atoms either on the ring or in the methyl groups were made to move the TEMPO E x value further away (up) from the LiFeP04 E x value - deemed valuable for commercialisation. Each such substitution moved the predicted (B3LYP/PCM) E x value up ca. 0.1 V, which for the practical aim was considered too small an enhancement. This time, this was used as a pre-synthesis screening test, as this exact substitution strategy was not reported with any experimental correlation/verification (while others were). [Pg.434]

In many of the early applications of the NMR technique to study halide exchange reactions in metal complexes, only net chemical substitution reactions like that in Eq. (5.43) were considered as exchange paths for the halide ion. However direct ligand exchange with... [Pg.178]

Some mineral structures allow many chemical substitutions, or cation/anion exchanges, such as Mg replaced by Fe, Mn, Fe, or Af and replaced by OH", F , or Cl". Where the valency is the same (homovalent or isovalent exchange, as opposed to heterovalent), this is known as isomorphic substitution isomorphism for the phenomenon, but this term is also used in a different way concerning crystal faces isotypism or isostructuralism are sometimes used and the last is, by far, the most appropriate). [Pg.377]

Energy differences between conformations of substituted cyclohexanes can be measured by several physical methods, as can the kinetics of the ring inversion processes. NMR spectroscopy has been especially valuable for both thermodynamic and kinetic studies. In NMR terminology, the transformation of an equatorial substituent to axial and vice versa is called a site exchange process. Depending on the rate of the process, the difference between the chemical shifts of the nucleus at the two sites, and the field strength... [Pg.137]


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