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J. L. Treadway, R. K. McPherson, S. F. Petras, L. D. Shelly, K. S. Frederick, K. Sagawa, D. A. Perry, and H. J. Harwood, Presented at 64th Scientific Sessions Meeting, June 4-8, 2004, Orlando, FL, Abstract Number 679-P The abstract and the poster can be viewed at http //professional.diabetes.org. [Pg.108]

Gasparrini F, D Acquarica I, Villani, C, Misiti D, Pierini M, 13th International Symposium on Chirality 2001, Orlando, FL, Abstract P-234 65 (2001). [Pg.187]

The Fl-abstraction or metathesis reactions can be systematically described in their general form ... [Pg.60]

An illustration of DNA strand cleavage mediated by hydroxyl radicals produced by the Fenton reaction (A) of Fe(EDTA) with hydrogen peroxide. The cleavage scheme (B) shows the products obtained as a result of initial C4 -Fl abstraction by the hydroxyl radicals. [Pg.463]

Aromatase Future Perspectives March 4-7 (1987) Miami, FL. Abstracts of the proceedings. [Pg.296]

Moss and Joyce (1978) demonstrated in an elegant labeling experiment that the triplet abstracts an H-atom before the new CC bond is formed Triplet fluorenylidene ( Fl) abstracts an allylic H-atom at 77 K from 2-methylprop-l-ene, labeled with at the CH2 group (8-25). In the radical pair 8.38 both termini of the allylic radical have an even chance (except for the isotope effect) to... [Pg.335]

Susitaival P, Kirk J, Schenker M (1998) Work related skin symptoms in California veterinarians (abstract). Proceedings of the 9th Annual Meeting of the American Contact Dermatitis Society, February 26, 1998, Orlando, Fl, abstract no. 25. Am J Contact Dermat 9 66... [Pg.1116]

Rivard, L.M., D. Pierpont, H.T. Freemeyer et al. 2003 Development of a new electrolyte membrane for PEM fuel cells. Fuel Cell Seminar, p. 73. Miami Beach, FL—Abstract Book. [Pg.334]

Gupta, K. and Jena, A. (2003) Techniques for pore structure characterization of fuel cell components containing hydrophobic and hydrophilic pores. Presented at the 2003 Fuel Cell Seminar, Miami Beach, FL, Abstract pp. 723-726, November 3-7, 2003. [Pg.176]

Conference, Abstract of Papers, St Petersburg FL, January 28 to Febru... [Pg.37]

Yoshika, H, Seto, H, Qian, 2 In Tenih Winter Fluorine Conference, Abstract of Papers St Petersburg FL, January 28 to February 2, 1991, Abstract 104... [Pg.38]

Clark, L C, Jr, Moore, R Abstract presented at the American Chemical Society Fourth Winter Fluorine Conference, Daytona Beach, FL, January 28-February 2, 1979... [Pg.1142]

G(CH3S02 ) is the yield of CH3S02 radicals, AOH- and AH+ are the decrease and increase of the conductivity in basic and acidic solutions respectively, l is the specific conductivity and l(Haq+) and i(OH ) are known to be 315 and 178 fl-1 cm2, respectively. For dimethyl sulfoxide G(RS02 ) was found to be 5.46 comparing this to G(OH) = 6.0 for N20 -saturated aqueous solution leads to the conclusion that 91% of the OH radicals were added to the sulfoxide bond. There is no proof for the fate of the other 9% it is probable that they abstract hydrogen atoms from the methyl groups. [Pg.900]

A key step proposed in the radical chain mechanism for the formation of the formyl complex is the coordination of CO to the Rh(OEP)- monomer, to give an intermediate carbonyl complex, Rh(OEP)(CO)- which then abstracts hydride from Rh(OEP)H to give the formyl product.This mechanism was proposed without direct evidence for the CO complex, and since then, again from the research group of Wayland, various Rh(fl) porphyrin CO complexes, Rh(Por)(CO), have been observed spectroscopically along with further reaction products which include bridging carbonyl and diketonate complexes. [Pg.294]

Zentner, G. M., Pogany, S. A., Sparer, R. V., Shih, C., and Kaul, F., The design, fabrication and performance of acid catalyzed poly(ortho ester) erodible devices. Abstracts of the Third Annual Meeting. American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. Orlando, FL, 1988. [Pg.160]

Department of Chemistry, University of Fiorida, Gainesviiie, FL, USA Abstract... [Pg.293]

Blower PE Jr, Cross K, Fligner M, Verducci J (2002) Abstracts of Papers, 223rd ACS National Meeting, Orlando, FL, United States, April 7-11... [Pg.119]

Mayer FL, Adams WJ, Finley MT, et al. 1981. Phosphate ester hydraulic fluids An aquatic environmental assessment of Pydrauls 50E and 115E [Abstract], American Society for Testing and Materials Special Technical Publication 838 103-123. CA/096/137347V. [Pg.345]

Johnson, T. W. Kostic, N. M. Steric effect on the rate of hydrolysis by Pd(II) complexes of the C-terminal amide bond in a series of dipeptides Ac-Met-AA, American Chemical Society, Washington, D. C. In Book of Abstracts, 212th ACS National Meeting, Orlando, FL, August 25-29, 1996. [Pg.663]

Abstract The mercury-bearing lamps, towards the end-of-life, pose significant hazard potential due to the likely release of mercury. Though, these fluorescent lamps (FLs) release relatively less quantity of mercury when disposed as compared to other mercury-based products, they are still a concern due to the large and further growing number of FLs in service, particularly, in the domestic sector and then-fragile nature. [Pg.419]

The time-resolved, chemical behavior of FL depends on the solvent. Irradiation of DAF in cyclohexane gives FLH The lifetime of FL in cyclohexane is 1.4 ns, and the ratio of products obtained (26) indicates that both direct insertion and abstraction-recombination mechanisms are operating (Griller et al., 1984b). Replacement of the cyclohexane by its deuteriated counterpart reveals a kinetic isotope effect of ca 2 (Table 5). [Pg.342]

The reaction of FL with methyl alcohol gives the ether (92%). This process plays a pivotal role in the analysis of the properties of this carbene. The results are analysed within the spin-specific reaction framework where the ether is taken to be the product of the singlet carbene and this reaction rate is approximately diffusion limited (as it is for JXA). It is further assumed that 3FL will react with methyl alcohol as does 3BA, i.e., by hydrogen-atom abstraction from carbon, a relatively slow process in comparison with reaction of the singlet carbene (see Table 7). [Pg.342]

Irradiation of DAAN in benzene gives 3AN. This carbene reacts with oxygen very rapidly to give an intermediate believed to be the carbonyl oxide. The triplet carbene reacts with labeled a-methylstyrene to give the cyclopropane with total loss of stereochemistry (Table 6). Direct irradiation in neat isopropyl alcohol gives the ether in low yield (relative to the yields from XA, DMFL, FL, and BFL). The other products are those expected to result from hydrogen-atom abstraction. Triplet-sensitized irradiation of DAAN in the alcohol does not give a detectable amount of the ether. [Pg.348]

Abedi, J., Yeboah, Y.D., Howard, J., and Bota, KB. (2001) Development of a catalytic fluid bed steam reformer for production of hydrogen from biomass, 5th Biomass Conference of the Americas, Orlando, FL (Cancelled). Abstracts to be published on CD/ROM. [Pg.140]

K. C. Anderson, 48th Annual Meeting of Am Soc Hematol, Orlando, FL, USA, 2006, Abstract 3582. [Pg.375]

McMahon T, Bimbaum L. 1990. Age-related changes in biotransformation and toxicity of potassium cyanide (KCN) in male C57BL/6N mice [Abstract], In Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Miami Beach, FL. [Pg.260]


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