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Intermediate oxides structural

Oxidizing Structure of primary product or intermediate Major final Reference... [Pg.66]

FIGURE 4.62 Oxidative dehalogenation of halothane to form areactive acid chloride intermediate and structures of other anesthetics that can form similar reactive metabolites. [Pg.84]

A great variety of seemingly unrelated organic compounds have been demonstrated to transfer two electrons in a stepwise fashion, if they can be derived from the general structural types A, B or C. The intermediate oxidation level SEM thereby represents radical cations, radical anions or neutral radicals Their thermodynamic stability can be understood within a general theory of polymethines X—(CH)n 2—X containing Nil TT-electrones for which MO-LCAO calculations have been develope l... [Pg.3]

The report will emphasize mainly type A with a radical cation SEM ( violene ) as the intermediate oxidation level. Structural types B and C will be dealt with essentially for the sake of completeness and for comparison. [Pg.3]

In these reactions which involve oxygen ions of the lattice, the actual nature of the intermediate species is not clear. The oxide structure appears to be associated with special defect arrays and there is evidence the lattice... [Pg.120]

Conversely, the stability of compounds of oxidation state +11 increases dramatically as the atomic number of the element increases. Carbenes, CX2, and silylenes, SiX2, are well established as transient reaction intermediates, and structural data have been obtained in several cases either at high temperatures or by their generation in low-temperature matrices. However, only for germanium, tin and lead are compounds in this oxidation state stable under ordinary conditions. Compounds with the Group IV element in oxidation state +111, the formal oxidation state of the radical species, R3M, are also usually considered as unstable transients. However, when R is very bulky, these metal-centred radicals, such as for example Sn[CH(SiMe3)2]3, have extremely long, perhaps indefinite, lifetimes in solution. [Pg.185]

Two intermediate oxidation-state rhenium dimers containing the Ref moiety have been structurally characterized with metal-metal separations of... [Pg.244]

We also studied the influence of catalyst structure on the selectivity of the oxidation of HMF. As was reported before7, HMF can be oxidized into several different intermediates (cf. Scheme 1). Depending on noble metal and catalyst support the relative amounts of the intermediate oxidation products can be adjusted. [Pg.386]

In view of the importance of the structure and composition of the active layer, several investigations have focussed on the optimization of the plating procedure and on the analysis of the coating. Mechanisms have also been proposed showing that metallic alloys are formed through steps involving intermediate oxides of Mo [142, 525-527]. [Pg.54]

Several compounds of this type, formally derived from aldoses by oxidation of the terminal CH2OH group to -CHO, have been prepared. Dialdoses arise as intermediates in structural studies, but they are also valuable starting materials for synthetic conversions, in particular for natural-product synthesis. A branched-chain dialdose, streptose (167), occurs as a component of the antibiotic streptomycin. The structure of streptose was elucidated after extensive investigations of its derivatives and transformation products.371 The 2,5-dimethoxytetrahydrofuran fulvanol (168), an analogue of apiose, has been isolated from the plant Hemerocallis fulva 12... [Pg.254]

The dissociation energy of 0—0 bond in the intermediate tetroxide structure is about 35 kJ/mole. Comparing the stability of tetroxides with respect to peroxides [95] by the value of temperature at which in 1 mol of a corresponding compound at least 1 molecule is dissociated, we receive the value — 200 °C against 30 °C. From this it is obvious that the conception of tetroxides in oxidation mechanisms at ambient and higher temperatures is unconceivable. [Pg.216]

Stable phases in the rare earth oxide systems are tabulated and discussed. New data on the structure of sesquioxides quenched from the melt are reported. The structural interrelations between the A, B, and C type sesquioxides and the fiuorite dioxides are pointed out. The sequences of several intermediate oxides in the CeO, PrO., and TbO, systems are observed to be related to the fluorite structure and the C form sesquioxide with respect to the metal atom positions. A hypothetical homologous series of the general formula Mn02n i, related to the fluorite structure and the A form sesquioxide with a more or less fixed oxygen lattice, is suggested. [Pg.50]

In the bixbyite structure (C form) the six-coordinated oxygen atoms are of two arrangements and the oxygen positions are sufficiently irregular to suggest anion vacancies. In the intermediate oxides the structures may be considered to... [Pg.59]

A tricyclic heterocycle incorporating the pyridine oxide structure, compound 314, is produced from 3,5-dimethyl-4-nitroisoxazole (312) and 1-morpholinocyclopentene via the intermediate 313 (equation 128)156. [Pg.1420]


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