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Oxygen inhibitor

As described, other nucleophilic reactions in the anthraquinone series also involve the production of anion-radicals. These reactions are as follows Hydroxylation of 9,10-anthraquinone-2-sulfonic acid (Fomin and Gurdzhiyan 1978) hydroxylation, alkoxylation, and cyanation in the homoaromatic ring of 9,10-anthraquinone condensed with 2,1,5-oxadiazole ring at positions 1 and 2 (Gorelik and Puchkova 1969). These studies suggest that one-electron reduction of quinone proceeds in parallel to the main nucleophilic reaction. The concentration of anthraquinone-2-sulfonate anion-radicals, for example, becomes independent of the duration time of the reaction with an alkali hydroxide, and the total yield of the anion-radicals does not exceed 10%. Inhibitors (oxygen, potassium ferricyanide) prevent formation of anion-radicals, and the yield of 2-hydroxyanthraquinone even increases somewhat. In this case, the anion-radical pathway is not the main one. The same conclusion is made in the case of oxadiazoloanthraquinone. [Pg.225]

No amount of sterilization wiU prevent or even slow autooxidation, and there are only two defenses removal of O2 and addition of inhibitors. Oxygen barriers in food packaging are a major topic in the engineering of polymer films. The barrier properties of various polymers are very important in food applications, and many of these are multilayer polymers that have a thin layer of an impermeable polymer (such as polyacrylonitrile and ionic polymers) on a cheaper but O2-permeable polymer such as a polyolefin, which gives mechanical strength to the fikn. [Pg.410]

The overall rates of chain reactions usually are slowed very much by substances that can combine with atoms or radicals and convert them into species incapable of participating in the chain-propagation steps. Such substances are called radical traps, or inhibitors. Oxygen acts as an inhibitor in the chlorination of methane by rapidly combining with a methyl radical to form the comparatively stable (less reactive) peroxymethyl radical, CH300-. This effectively terminates the chain ... [Pg.95]

Stability of an enzyme is usually understood to mean temperature stability, although inhibitors, oxygen, an unsuitable pH value, or other factors such as mechanical stress or shear can decisively influence stability (Chapter 17). The thermal stability of a protein, often employed in protein biochemistry, is characterized by the melting temperature Tm, the temperature at which a protein in equilibrium between native (N) and unfolded (U) species, N U, is half unfolded (Chapter 17, Section 17.2). The melting temperature of a protein is influenced on one hand by its amino acid sequence and the number of disulfide bridges and salt pairs, and on the other hand by solvent, added salt type, and added salt concentration. Protein structural stability was found to correlate also with the Hofmeister series (Chapter 3, Section 3.4 Hofmeister, 1888 von Hippel, 1964 Kaushik, 1999) [Eq. (2.18)]. [Pg.32]

There is some question about the need to stress relieve carbon steel in a carbonate solution, which normally contains corrosion inhibitors. Oxygen is usually added to maintain the inhibitor, which is often vanadium pentoxide in the active (oxidized) state otherwise, SCC can occur. [Pg.80]

Fig. 8 A typical example of the effect of stirring on the progress of the emulsion polymerization of St in the presence of a typical inhibitor oxygen (40 °C, initiator H2O2)... Fig. 8 A typical example of the effect of stirring on the progress of the emulsion polymerization of St in the presence of a typical inhibitor oxygen (40 °C, initiator H2O2)...
Polymerization is inhibited by typical free-radical inhibitors oxygen, diphenylpicrylhydrazyl, p-benzoquinone, hydroquinone, p-naphtylamine, etc. [Pg.47]

Uses Reducing agent corrosion inhibitor wastewater treatment electrolytic plating redox reactions polymerization catalyst organic hydrazine derivs. rocket propellant corrosion inhibitor, oxygen scavenger in boiler... [Pg.2056]

Most perovskite catalysts cannot tolerate the co-existence of Oj because the adsorbed oxygen blocks the catalytically active sites for NjO decomposition. Using an MIEC membrane reactor, the inhibitor oxygen can be removed as oxygen ion (0 ) through the membrane ... [Pg.364]

Addition of the initiator followed by purging of the mixture with nitrogen in order to remove the polymerization inhibitor oxygen. [Pg.140]

Performance of biological control formulations in the system can be affected by other chemical control programs (e.g. oxygen scavengers, some corrosion inhibitors). Oxygen scavengers and biocide formulations are usually incompatible. Widely separated injection points are advisable. [Pg.185]

Uses Corrosion inhibitor, demulsifier, pour pt. depressant, paraffin inhibitor, paraffin solvent, bactericide, scale inhibitor, oxygen scavenger, antilbamforoil and gas prod. coagulant, flocculant for water treatment fuel additive, process additive in refining... [Pg.887]


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