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Hydrogenation heat addition

When heated, the hydrosuUide dissociates into ammonia and hydrogen sulfide addition of sulfur produces ammonium sulfide ... [Pg.38]

Racemization of brinzolamide to the S isomer occurs under heat and light (pH independent) conditions (Fig. 113). This can occur via a radical mechanism from radical formation at the chiral center to form a resonance stabilized planar radical with hydrogen atom addition occurring on both sides of the planar carbon centered-radical to racemize the stereocenter (163). [Pg.110]

For many hydrides, the kinetics of chemical reactions at rather high temperature (above 260 K) is not a limiting stage, and it is possible to assume equilibrium in each point between free and bound hydrogen. In addition, it means that it is possible to use equilibrium P-C-T relationship for hydride. The contribution of heat transfer during filtration of hydrogen is evaluated as 5% of total transfer therefore, it is supposed that convective transfer of heat is small in comparison with heat transfer by thermal conductivity. [Pg.840]

Chrom Q (60-80 mesh), 170°C, 50 mL of nitrogen per min. The retention times for the perhydrophenaienol and dioxaborole are 6.4 and 15.2 min, respectively. For TLC analyses, Analtech silica gel plates bearing the material were eluted by 1 2 methylene chloride-petroleum ether, and visualized with phosphomolybdic acid perhydrophenaienol, Rf 0.4 dioxaborole, Rf 0.9. The checkers found that the reaction was essentially complete after addition of the hydrogen peroxide. Additional heating did not lower the yield of product. [Pg.55]

It has been shown experimentally (heats of hydrogenation, heats of formation) that there is significant homoaromatic stabilization in cycloheptatrienes such as 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 (in the latter three there is additional classical Huckel aromaticity), as well as in norcaradienes such as 2, 3, 10, 11. In cases where other energetic factors of the pair of valence tautomers 1 2 are very similar, the relative homoaromaticity determines the equilibrium position. ... [Pg.948]


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