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I reduction

Along "Reaction Paths", Orbitals Can be Connected One-to-One According to Their Symmetries and Energies. This is the Origin of the Woodward-Hoffmann Rules I. Reduction in Symmetry... [Pg.184]

Major sources for emissions of SO, and NO, m the United States are presented in Figures 3 and 4 respectively. Approximately two-thirds of the SO, emissions are from electric utilities. Efforts to reduce SO, emissions both nationally and regionally have focused on electric utilities. The CAAA of 1990 have stipulated a reduction of 9.1 million metric tons (10 million short tons) of SO, below 1980 levels, with most of this reduction coming from coal-fired power plants. Implementation of Phase I reductions (199.5-2000) has been successful and has resulted in an 18 percent decline in SO, emissions from electric utilities, compared with 1990 SO, emissions. There has been a 16 percent decline in SO, for this time period when all sources are considered. Phase 2 of the CAAA, which is designed to reduce SO, emissions from electric utilities by another 20 percent... [Pg.3]

Problem 25.17 I Reduction of D-glucose leads to an optically active alditol (D-glucitol), whereas reduc-I tion of D-galactose leads to an optically inactive alditol. Explain. [Pg.992]

Problem 25.18 I Reduction of L-gulose with NaBH4 leads to the same alditol (D-glucitol) as reduction of D-glucose. Explain. [Pg.992]

Furthermore, the application of the SOD membrane in a FT reaction has been investigated. The advantages of water removal in a FT reaction are threefold (i) reduction of H20-promoted catalyst deactivation, (ii) increased reactor productivity, and (iii) displaced water gas shift (WGS) equilibrium to enhance the conversion of CO2 to hydrocarbons [53]. Khajavi etal. report a mixture of H2O/H2 separation factors 10000 and water fluxes of 2.3 kg m h under... [Pg.221]

Figure 3 shows the cyclic vo1tammogram of an aceton i tr i 1 e solution containing 9-fluorenone on a bare Pt electrode and on a Polv-1 coated Pt electrode using II as the electrolyte. The only significant difference between the vo1tammograms is the presence of the poly-I reduction and oxidation waves for the coated electrode. We have previously determined by other means that poly-I films should not be permeable to molecules as large as 9-... [Pg.421]

The influence of calcium on the adsorption of high molecular weight EOR polymers such as flexible polyacrylamides and semi-rigid xanthans on siliceous minerals and kaolinite has been studied in the presence of different sodium concentrations. Three mechanisms explain the increase in polyacrylamide adsorption upon addition of calcium (i) reduction in electrostatic repulsion by charge screening,... [Pg.227]

The adsorption of anionic polyacrylamides on sand, SiC and kaolinite is significantly increased in the presence of calcium by (i) reduction of electrostatic... [Pg.240]

Figure 4.3. The catalytic cycle of horseradish peroxidase with ferulate as reducing substrate. The rate constants Ki, K2, and K3 represent the rate of compound I formation, rate of compound I reduction, and rate of compound II reduction, respectively. Figure 4.3. The catalytic cycle of horseradish peroxidase with ferulate as reducing substrate. The rate constants Ki, K2, and K3 represent the rate of compound I formation, rate of compound I reduction, and rate of compound II reduction, respectively.

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