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The same group also compared the performance of these SWNT-FET devices with similarly functionalized chemically converted graphene-based FET systems (CCG-FETporphyrin 29-Gal, CCG-FETporphyrin 30-Fuc, and CCG-FETporphyrin 31-Man), also adding pyrene-terminated appendages to extend the applicability of these... [Pg.315]

Figure 7.4 Schematic for the preparation of functionalized, chemically converted-graphene sheets (f-CCG) via the covalent reaction of GO and APTS. Figure 7.4 Schematic for the preparation of functionalized, chemically converted-graphene sheets (f-CCG) via the covalent reaction of GO and APTS.
J.R. Lomeda, C.D. Doyie, D. V Kosynkin, W.-F. Hwang, J.M. Tour, Diazonium functionalization of surfactant-wrapped chemically converted graphene sheets, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 130 (2008) 16201-16206. [Pg.38]

H. F. Yang, C. S. Shan, F.H. Li, D.X. Han, Q. X. Zhang, L. Niu, Covalent functionalization of polydisperse chemically-converted graphene sheets with amine-terminated ionic liquid, Chemical Communications, vol. 26, pp. 3880-3882, 2009. [Pg.113]

When certain xenobiotics, including esters and amides, are administered to animals they are hydrolyzed. Hydrolysis reactions are important for the sequential metabolism of chemicals converted to epoxides by the P450 system. These reactions are classified as phase I because they free up functional groups (e.g., COOH, NH2, OH, — SH, and — SO3H) that are important sites for conjugation (phase II) reactions. [Pg.305]

Skeletal muscle is a major component of body tissue and accounts for 40-50% of the body weight. Skeletal tissue is composed of specialized striated cells, which function to convert chemical energy to mechanical work. Skeletal muscle plays a central role in body metabolism and serves as a source of body heat and a storage depot for energy-rich compounds, protein, and intracellular ions (e.g., potassium). It also contains up to 80% of the body water content. In contrast to cardiac and smooth visceral muscle tissue, skeletal muscle is under voluntary control. [Pg.2414]

Use Reducing agent for over 60 different functional groups, especially for pharmaceutical, perfume, and fine organic chemicals converts esters, aldehydes, and ketones to alcohols and nitriles to amines source of hydrogen propellant catalyst in polymerizations. [Pg.763]

In Chapter I, we. introduced the concept of data domains and pointed out that modern instruments function b) converting data from one domain to another. Most of these conversions are between electrical domains. To understand thc.se conversions, and thus how modem electronic instruments work, some, knowledge is required of basic direct-current (dc) and altemaling-cnirenl (ac) circuit components. The purpose of this chapter is to survey these topics in preparation for the two following chapters, U hir.h deal with integrated circuits and computers in instruments for chemical analysis.. Armed with this knowledge, you will understand and appreciate the functions of the measurement systems and methods discussed elsewhere in this text. [Pg.26]

I. Reactions of Hypoxanthine. The fact that hypoxanthine is an active intermediate in normal cells directs attention to the three chemical reactions hypoxanthine can undergo in the mammal (Fig. 2). It can be converted to inosine by reaction of the purine with ribose 1-phosphate catalyzed by purine nucleoside phosphorylase. This reaction is probably primarily a phosphorolytic reaction, in vivo, and converts inosine to hypoxanthine and probably does not function to convert hypoxanthine to inosine. There does exist a limited concentration of... [Pg.220]

Chemically Converted Graphene Functionalization, Nanocomposites, and Applications... [Pg.291]

In this chapter we discussed the functionalization and nanocomposite of chemically converted graphene and their applications. Since 2004, the initial report by Geim and Novoselov sent ripples of excitement through the scientific community. In the past years, the initial interest in the so-called "wonder" material... [Pg.314]

Less well known but gaining in popularity are ear components, specifically the cochlea. Artificial cochleas are now able to duplicate the function of converting sound waves into electronic chemical impulses. [Pg.1536]

Our interest is to develop MIEC block copolymers with microphase separated structures such that the electronic and ionic phases are in intimate contact at the few hundred angstrom level. We believe that such intimate contact between the two phases will result in functional polymers capable of very fast responses, e.g., in sensors and MEMS devices. A synthetic muscle functions by converting chemical energy into mechanical energy [5]. A biopolymer strip capable of carrying out this function consists of a polyethylene layer, a thin gold layer, and a polypyrrole layer immersed in an electrolyte solution. Oxidation of the polypyrrole results in... [Pg.353]

FIGURE 14.12 Computer-aided models of lectin interaction with glycoporphyrins functionalized S WCNT (above) and chemically converted graphene. (Adapted and reprinted from Ref. [246] with permission of American Chemical Society. Copyright 2012.)... [Pg.494]

Grinceviciute N, Snopok B, Snitka V. Functional two-dimensional nanoarchitectures based on chemically converted graphene oxide and hematoporphyrin under the sulfuric acid treatment. Chem Eng J 2014 255 577-84. [Pg.508]

Bai Hua, Li Chun, and Shi Gaoquan. Functional composite materials based on chemically converted grapheme. Adv. Mater. 23 no. 9 (2011) 1089-1113. [Pg.113]

PFSls are chemically converted from the copolymerization of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) and perfluori-nated vinyl ether monomers containing a sulfonyl fluoride functional group that can be converted into a sulfonated group in hot aqueous alkali. [Pg.74]


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