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Amos, W. (1998). Costs of Storing and Transporting Hydrogen. Report NREL/TP-570-25106. National Renewable Energy Laboratory Colorado/US Department of Energy. [Pg.346]

Perhaps no example can better illustrate the defects associated with o tajytio reduction in epoxide chemistry than a hydrogenation reported by Striebel and Tamm,1 8 involving the l ,2a-epoxy-3-kelo steroid shown below (Eq. 366). It is seen that the anticipated diol mixture constitutes a mere ten percent of tho total product The remainder has fallen prey to over reduction. [Pg.394]

The enthalpy of formation of phenylacetylene was obtained by using the enthalpy of hydrogenation reported by D. W. Rogers and F. J. McLafferty, Tetrahedron, 27, 3765 (1971), the archival value for the enthalpy of formation of gas phase ethylbenzene, and the condensed phase-gas phase hydrogenation enthalpy equivalence of D. W. Rogers, O. A. Dagdagan and... [Pg.256]

Optical rotation not reported32). Optical purity is presumably high, based on the results of the rhodium-catalyzed asymmetric hydrogenation reported from the same research laboratoryS3). Optical rotation not reported8. Optical purity unknown. [Pg.121]

Most of the asymmetric homogeneous hydrogenations reported to date have used rhodium-phosphine complexes as catalysts. In a majority of these cases, it has been assumed that the active catalysts are similar to the well-studied... [Pg.83]

Table 2 summarizes the response of the different sensors to hydrogen and the various challenges, all expressed in equivalent volume fraction of hydrogen. Reported actual values are from the independent monitoring instruments, so for example the 130 pL/L reported as the actual fraction of propene is the value recorded from the NDIR hydrocarbon analyzer. [Pg.322]

This result, seems to indicate the only Korringa-typc spin lattice relaxation for adsorbed hydrogen reported so far. If we assume that it is due to contact interaction with the spins of s-like electrons (by using reasoning similar to that apphed for PdH in Section lll.B), its value gives 200 ppm and places the zero of the Knight shift scale at 115 ppm. Whereas such values cannot be ruled out, it is more hkely that this one-component analysis of shift and relaxation is insufficient. [Pg.56]

Lien, S. and San Pietro, A. (1975). An Inquiry Into Biophotolysis of Water to Produce Hydrogen, Report to the National Science Foundation. [Pg.100]

Using activation energies for CO dissociation and carbon hydrogenation reported in the literature (i.e., 230 and 145 kJ/mol, respectively), calculations showed that changes in heats of adsorption of the reactants H, and CO on Ni significantly alter methanation behavior. Turnover frequencies for the Ni and TiOx/Ni surfaces are plotted in an Arrhenius fashion in Figure 9 for a total pressure of 120 Torr and an H,/C0 ratio of 4. The plots show that... [Pg.44]

Dave, S.M. Ghosh, S.K. Sadhukhan, H.K. Deuterium Exchange Between, Liquid Water and Gaseous Hydrogen Report No. BARC-1164 Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Trombay, 1982. [Pg.1233]

ARTHUR D. LITTLE INC., Final Report on an Investigation of Hazards Associated with the Storage and Handling of Liquid Hydrogen, Report C-61092, Cambridge, USA (1960). [Pg.240]

Both studies, however, illustrated an unusual propensity for activation of a over j8-hydrogens, reporting that both Et20 and EtOPh afford exclusively the carbenes 495-498 (Scheme 44), rather than 7i-alkene complexes (from j8-elimination). [Pg.258]

The research into this class of films was triggered by the remarkable discovery by Huiberts et al. (1996a). Since then, almost all the rare earth metals have been studied for the modification in the hydrogen induced optical and electrical switching properties. This section reviews the changes in the optical, electrical and structural properties upon hydrogenation, reported for... [Pg.101]


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