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Denatured ethanol, 592 Density The ratio of the mass of a substance to its volume, 14-15 measuring, 14-15 electron, in hydrogen atom, 165 lipoprotein, 603-604 measuring, 14-15 molar mass and, 109-111 Dexedrine, 601 Diabetes, 593... 

The most direct evidence that stereoelectronic effects are also important in these reactions follows from the specificity observed in hydrogen atom abstraction from conformationally constrained compounds,18 60 C-H bonds adjacent to oxygen113"118 or nitrogen110 and which subtend a small dihedral angle with a lone pair orbital (<30°) are considerably activated in relation to those where the dihedral angle is or approaches 90°. Thus, the equatorial H in 20 is reported to be 12 times more reactive towards /-butoxy radicals than the axial 11 in 21.115... 

Until these materials have been developed, one attractive fuel is methanol, which is easy to handle and is rich in hydrogen atoms ... 

Lewis, E. S. Isotope Effects in Hydrogen Atom Transfer Reactions. 74, 31-44 (1978). 

Antioxidant activity of flavonoids has already been shown about 40 years ago [90,91]. (Early data on antioxidant flavonoid activity are cited in Ref. [92].) Flavonoids are polyphenols, and therefore, their antioxidant activity depends on the reactivity of hydroxyl substituents in hydrogen atom abstraction reactions. As in the case of vitamins E and C, the most studied (and most important) reactions are the reactions with peroxyl radicals [14], hydroxyl radicals [15], and superoxide [16]. 

As already noted, the carbonylation of bis(pentamethyl-cyclopentadienyl) actinide hydrocarbyls is irreversible in the cases studied thus far. Thus, thermolysis does not result in CO loss, but rather in interesting chemical reactions. Thermolysis of 1 ( 5) in toluene solution results in hydrogen atom migration to yield an enolate (eq.(5)). NMR studies establish that eq.(5) is essentially quantitative, and that the stereochemical course... 

It can be assumed that the current representing the Volmer discharge reaction (26) equals the current representing the Tafel reaction (27), i.e., only a minor part of the discharge current (iV) results in hydrogen atoms being absorbed into the membrane the reverse Volmer reaction is taken to be negligible so that the observed current, I obs = iv = h It follows from (27) that... 

Aromatic hydrocarbons (or arenes) are a subset of the larger set of hydrocarbons and the simplest of these Is benzene. It is a colourless liquid and has a molecular formula of C H. The molecular formula shows that benzene Is deficient in hydrogen atoms and suggests that It Is an unsaturated hydrocarbon. 

Electronic and nuclear energy in H2. a. Values for non-interacling electrons. 6, Coulomb energy of nuclear repulsion, c, Approximate electronic energy curve for interacting electrons. Units ordinates, 1 = Rydberg constant, abscissas, 1 = radius of first Bohr orbit in hydrogen atom. 

In the absence of oxygen, effects of pH on the polymer are complicated by possible effects of pH on yields of hydrogen atoms from the radiolysis of water. However, it is difficult to see how the increase in hydrogen atom yield at low pH could lead to a decrease in yield of D-glutamate and glycine. If these were formed by intermolecular reactions—e.g., Reaction 22 for forming D-glutamate—the explanation put forward by Sokol et al. to account for the effects in O2 could also explain the observations on yields in the absence of 02. 

Gilbert BC, Lindsay Smith JR, Taylor P, Ward S, Withwood AC (1999) The interplay of electronic, steric and stereoelectronic effects in hydrogen-atom abstraction reactions of S04, revealed by EPR spectroscopy. J Chem Soc Perkin Trans 2 1631-1637 Flasegawa K, Neta P (1978) Rate constants and mechanisms of reaction of Cl2 radicals. J Phys Chem 82 856-859... 

Reid DL, Armstrong DA, Rauk A, Nese C, Schuchmann MN, Westhoff U, von Sonntag C (2003) H-atom abstraction by C-centered radicals from cyclic and acyclic dipeptides. A theoretical and experimental study of reaction rates. Phys Chem Chem Phys 5 3278-3288 Roberts BP (1996) Understanding the rates of hydrogen abstraction reactions empirical, semi-em-pirical and ab initio approaches. J Chem Soc Perkin Trans 2 2719-2725 Russell GA (1973) Reactivity, selectivity, and polar effects in hydrogen atom transfer reactions. In Kochi JK (ed) Free radicals. Wiley, New York, pp 275-331 Russo-Caia C, Steenken S (2002) Photo- and radiation-chemical production of radical cations of methylbenzenes and benzyl alcohols and their reactivity in aqueous solution. Phys Chem Chem Phys 4 1478-1485... 

Russell, G. A. Reactivity, Selectivity and Polar Effects in Hydrogen Atom Transfer Reactions. In Free Radicals Koch, J. K., Ed. Wiley New York, 1973 Vol. I, pp. 275-331. 

Two-photon bound-bound transitions in hydrogenic atoms... 

Malatesta, V. Ingold, K. U. Kinetic applications of eledron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy. 36. Stereoelectronic effeds in hydrogen atom abstraction from ethers. /. Am. 

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