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Immobilized zincate

Immobilized zincates such as 177 can be prepared by treating serine-bound 4-iodobenzoate with f-BusZnLi at They react readily with aldehydes. [Pg.322]

Immobilized zincates such as 177 can be prepared by treating serine-bound 4-iodobenzoate with t-BujZnLi at 0°C. They react readily with aldehydes. Transme-tallation with lithium (2-thienyl)cyanocuprate provides the copper species 178 that undergoes 1,4-additions. Lithium trialkylzincates can be used for the preparation of benzylic zinc reagents using a very elegant approach of Harada. Thus, the treat-... [Pg.281]

When chromium and arsenic are present as an oxyanions, they are not to be precipitated as a hydroxides even if the pH of the solution is in the alkaline region. Immobilization of chromate, arsenate and arsenite ions using calcium alumino-zincate is described in this review. It should be noted that the oxyanions of hexavalent chromium and those of both trivalent and pentavalent arsenic are referred to as Cr[VI], As[nr, and As[V], respectively, in this manuscript. [Pg.54]

H. Sango, M. Hirano, M. Murakami and M. Sugano, Immobilization of Arsenite and Arsenate Ions in Aqueous Sample Using Calcium Alumino-zincate, Proceedings of 13th International Congress on the Chemistry of Cement, No.257, 2011. [Pg.59]

In this study, aiming to apply the system for removal of selenium from contaminated waste water, immobilization of selenium into the hydrate of calcium alumino-zincate has been studied. To further enhance the immobilization efficiency, adding calcium hydroxide to the present system, its effect on sorption of selenium by hydration of calcium alumino-zincate has been studied and stoichiometrically discussed. [Pg.130]


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