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5-Hydrogen-uncoupling

Oxidative Cleavage of Glycols and Related Compounds 21O-De-hydrogen-uncoupling... [Pg.1174]

C. Reactions in Which a Heteroatom Is Removed from the Substrate 19-52 Reduction of Silanes to Methylene Compounds S/-Hydrogen-uncoupling... [Pg.1824]

The possibilities of new sources of energy, such as energy from hydrogen, may also some day become economical, and help to uncouple fossil fuel consumption from economic growth... [Pg.367]

Isotope effects have been used to determine whether the hydride transfer from the enzyme cofactor nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide (NADH) (reaction (43)) takes place as a hydride ion transfer in a single kinetic step or in a multistep reaction via an uncoupled electron and hydrogen transfer. [Pg.213]

We have discussed, in Chap. A, the Hubbard model for localization vs. itineracy in narrow bands. In this model, it was shown, for a simple case ( hydrogen case) involving one uncoupled electron in a shell, that a splitting of the narrow band in two sub-bands occurs when the Hubbard condition (Uh = W) is not satisfied. The two sub-bands describe two situations ... [Pg.212]

Raman spectra of uncoupled OH and OD stretch bands show a pronounced asymmetry on the high energy side (Walrafen, 1973). Analysis of the band shape reveals contributions from two bands assigned by Walrafen to non-hydrogen bonded and hydrogen bonded oscillators. Addition of sodium perchlorate, a water structure breaker, results in an increase in intensity of the high energy component, consistent with an increase in proportion of free OH. [Pg.233]


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