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Richnow HH, A Eschenbach, B Mahro, R Seifert, P Wehrnng, P Albrecht, W Michaelis (1998) The nse of Relabelled polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons for the analysis of their transformation in soil. Chemosphere 36 2211-2224. 

C02 EOR is an EOR technology that injects C02 into an underground geologic zone (oil/ hydrocarbon containing reservoir ) that contains hydrocarbons for the purpose of producing the oil. The C02 is produced along with the oil and then recovered and re-injected to recover more oil. 

During this period of time we, and a number of other research groups, have been investigating the reactions of highly halogenated aiynes and hetarynes with aromatic hydrocarbons, for the reasons outlined in the introduction. In a reaction of pentafluorophenylmagnesium chloride with ethylene oxide in the presence of benzene, it was shown that, as well as 3-pentafluorophenylethanol (23) a by-product of molecular formula C12H6F4 was produced 43>. 

Sulfoxidation and sulfochlorination of of hydrocarbons for the production of detergents. Starting from kerosene fractions, processing rates in the United States and the former U.S.S.R. reached several thousand tons per year. 

Most of the arguments are illustrated on hydrocarbons, for the sake of simplicity. In many instances, generalization to more complex molecules is straightforward, and much of the discussion will be applicable directly. 

The total yield of hydrocarbon for the reaction between Cp2Fe2(C0) and LAH was v 40% (0.4 mmole of hydrocarbon product per mmole of iron starting material). LiCpFe(C0)2 and Cp2Fe2(C0) were both in solution after the reaction as shown by infrared spectra even when a 30-fold excess of LAH was used. We believe that HCpFe(C0)2 was formed initially, but because of its thermal instability, decomposed to H2 and Cp2Fe2(C0). Support for this... 

With partially carbonized catalysts, a competition takes place between hydrogen and gaseous hydrocarbons for the free surface sites therefore, the hindering effect of higher hydrogen pressures becomes much more marked 159). 

The study of the catalytic cracking of pure hydrocarbons as a key to the interpretation of the catalytic cracking of petroleum fractions is predicated on the belief that most of the hydrocarbons present in petroleum can be allocated to relatively few simple classes. This belief is supported particularly by the accumulated results of API Project 6, originally titled The Separation, Identification, and Determination of the Constituents of Petroleum (now retitled Analysis, Purification, and Properties of Hydrocarbons ). For the sake of consistency of experimental conditions, the data reported are those of the... 

The heterogeneous class of compounds marked by solubility in so-called lipid solvents (acetone, hydrocarbons, ether, etc.) and relative insolubility in water, has traditionally been called lipids (3). This historical classification, based upon isolation procedures from natural products, is obviously too broad for simple generalizations since it includes triglycerides, fatty acids, phospholipids, sterols, sterol esters, bile acids, waxes, hydrocarbons, fatty ethers and hydrocarbons. For the purposes of this chapter, we will consider lipids to be fatty acids and their derivatives. 

Since the work described above was completed, 23 additional hydrocarbons have been brought to cool-flame combustion in the same apparatus (19). Any paraffin, cycloparaffin, or olefin having a research octane number not to exceed 90 may be brought to cool-flame combustion by such a procedure. Aromatic hydrocarbons for the most part do not fall within the indicated range, but n-butyl benzene yields a cool flame with much smoke and soot formation. 

Synthesis gas generation process a noncatalytic process for producing synthesis gas (hydrogen and carbon monoxide) from gaseous or liquid hydrocarbons for the ultimate production of high-purity hydrogen. 

Hamilton, R. J. and Service, M. W. (1983). Value of cuticular and internal hydrocarbons for the identification of larvae of Anopheles gambiae Giles, Anopheles arabiensis Patton and Anopheles melas Theobald. Ann. Prop. Med. Parasitol., 77, 203-210. 

In those cases where the induction enthalpy increase is not as pronounced as for the ozone--oxygen comparison, other factors may make even small gains in specific impulse attractive. The possible substitution of new propellants in existing missile systems without alterations in hardware makes substitutions resulting in only modest performance gains attractive. The substitution of positive heat of formation hydrocarbons for the commonly used RP-1 (kerosene) propellant falls in this category. 

Van Brummelen TC, Van Gestel CAM, Verweij RA. 1996a. Long-term toxicity of five polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons for the terrestrial isopods Oniscus asellus and Porcellio scaber. Environ Toxicol Chem 15 1199-1210. 

Technically, the most attractive hydrocarbons for the production of H2 are methane and, to a lesser extent, oil ( CH2 ) ... 

The accuracy of the method has been assessed by analysis of a standard sample of bovine liver from the National Bureau of Standards and a standard sulfonated hydrocarbon. For the bovine liver the sulfur content by combustion/ ion chromatography was about 1.2% below the accepted value whereas for the standard hydrocarbon, with a reported sulfur content of 0.97%, combustion/ion... 

The key feature we wish to examine in this alternate path is the competition of CO with hydrocarbon for the hydroxyl radicals. The rate constant for OH + C3H6 suggested in Reference 24 is about equal to that suggested in Reference 50 for OH CO. We tried a wide range of (OH + CO)-rates holding the basic system at the values in Table I. Since Reaction (15) is fast, Reactions (14) and (15) were added to give the overall reaction... 

Whether or not CO can affect an increase in the oxidation rate of NO in the presence of hydrocarbons depends on the relative rates of these competing reactions. For a highly reactive hydrocarbon such as mesity-lene, the reaction of the hydrocarbon with hydroxyl radicals is so fast that the reaction of CO with OH cannot compete even at high CO-hydrocarbon ratios. For less reactive hydrocarbons such as ethylene and 1-butene, CO competes with the hydrocarbon for the OH radicals and, in systems containing these hydrocarbons, a carbon monoxide effect is possible. The rate constant for the reaction of ethylene with hydroxyl radicals has been measured to be 3.6 X 10 1/mole-sec 15). This is forty times greater than the rate constant of 8.9 X 10 1/mole-sec (JO) for the reaction of OH with CO. Therefore, a CO effect should be possible at CO-ethylene ratios of 40 or greater. Experimentally, an increase in the NO oxidation rate for this system was observed at a CO—hydrocarbon ratio of 50. 

Then the critical concentration of hydrocarbon for the perfect inhibition of ozone formation is... 

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