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Other convenient routes to carboranes, selected from the growing number of recently reported syntheses, are as follows. Monocarbon carboranes can be prepared in good yield by the transition-metal catalysed hydroboration of alkenes followed by thermal rearrangement of the intermediate product, c.gP" ... 

The azlactones of a-benzoylaminocinnamic acids have traditionally been prepared by the action of hippuric acid (1, Ri = Ph) and acetic anhydride upon aromatic aldehydes, usually in the presence of sodium acetate. The formation of the oxazolone (2) in Erlenmeyer-Plochl synthesis is supported by good evidence. The method is a way to important intermediate products used in the synthesis of a-amino acids, peptides and related compounds. The aldol condensation reaction of azlactones (2) with carbonyl compounds is often followed by hydrolysis to provide unsaturated a-acylamino acid (4). Reduction yields the corresponding amino acid (6), while drastic hydrolysis gives the a-0X0 acid (5). ... 

Halb-erzeugnis, -fabrikat, n. intermediate product, semimanufacture. -fertigwaren, /.pi. semifinished goods, halb-fest, a. semisolid semifixed semipermanent. -fett, a. Coal) semibituminous (of oil varnish) medium, -flachig, a. Cryst.) hemihedraL... 

In 1973, global consumption of nickel was 660,000 tons and that of the United States 235,000 tons (Sevin 1980). End uses of nickel in the United States in 1973 were transportation (21%), chemicals (15%), electrical goods (13%), fabricated metal products (10%), petroleum (9%), construction (9%), machinery (7%), and household appliances (7% IARC 1976). A similar pattern was evident for 1985 (Table 6.3). In 1988, 40% of all nickel intermediate products consumed was in the production of steel 21% was in alloys, 17% in electroplating, and 12% in super alloys (USPHS 1993). The pattern for 1985 was similar (Table 6.3). In Canada, nickel is the fourth most important mineral commodity behind copper, zinc, and gold. In 1990, Canada produced 197,000 tons of nickel worth 2.02 billion dollars and was the second largest global producer of that metal (Chau and Kulikovsky-Cordeiro 1995). Most of the nickel used in the United States is imported from Canada and secondarily from Australia and New Caledonia (USPHS 1977). 

Figure 10.7 shows the extended RTN formulated for the benchmark problem. The production process includes diverging and converging material flows, flexible proportions of output goods (task Tj), cyclic material flows (recycling of output from task T3 into state Si), intermediate products which cannot be stored (state nodes S5, S9, S10, S12), and blending of products in task Ti 5. All processing tasks are operated batch-wise with lower and upper bounds on batch sizes. Batch sizes are... 

This reaction mechanism has already been reported.23,24 The mechanism is actually quite significant for the economics and efficiency of the preparative chemistry. The fact that an S 2 mechanism is not in effect here means that only a slight stoichiometric excess of the fluorocarbon reagent is required for good yields of the intermediate products. Also, the action of an S 2 mechanism would make the desired product itself susceptible to a second nucleophilic attack on the terminal -CF2Br, resulting primarily in the production of polymer from this reaction instead of the observed product. 

Effects observed after intermediate-duration exposure of male and female mice to chlordecone included decreased numbers of litters, litter size, and frequency of litter production (Good et al. 

The tests with the 12-kW system in Demo II successfully confirmed that this technology is capable of destroying the components (nitrocellulose and nitroglycerine) of M28 propellant. For tetrytol, the destruction of TNT and tetryl was good. However, recalcitrant intermediate products were formed during the treatment of tetrytol, which AEA was still evaluating at the time the Demo II report was prepared (NRC, 2001b). 

In some facilities, there is a need for refrigerated storage of one or more flammable or combustible raw materials, catalysts, intermediate products, or finished goods. These materials may be in solid or liquid form in containers, boxes, drums, or small portable tanks. Depending on quantity of materials to be stored and required temperature, these facilities can range from cold storage warehouses for storage of food products to walk-in freezer rooms for pharmaceutical materials. 

Trifluoromethylation of 1-morpholinocycloalkene or /V,/V-diethylaniline with (CF3)3Bi was mediated by Cu(OAc)2 (Scheme 13) [29]. The reaction of 1-morpholi-nocycloalkene afforded 2-trifhioromethylcycloalkanones in moderate to good yields, after acid hydrolysis of the intermediate products. In the reaction of N,N-diethylaniline, equimolar amounts of trifhioromethylanilines and CF3H were produced. The reaction was believed to proceed through CF3 radical, which was produced from intermediate Cu(CF3)(OAc). 

HPLC, should lead to improved monitoring, and Section 2.6 includes an account of how ki-netically useful information maybe obtained by good monitoring under controlled reaction conditions (especially temperature). Applications of chromatographic and/or spectroscopic techniques help to identify minor products in the final product mixture, and these may provide information about the structure of reactive intermediates (Section 2.4 and Chapter 9). The yields of minor or intermediate products may be changed by variations in the reaction conditions (e.g. lower temperatures), and examples are given in Section 2.4. 

As previously mentioned (cf. Sections 6.07.4.2.2 and 6.07.5.3), 2-( 1 -methylvinyl)tetrazoles 201 have been obtained by regioselective alkylation of tetrazole 2 and 5R-tetrazoles 24 with l-halopropan-2-ols and 3-bromopropene followed by dehydrohalogenation of the intermediate products 266 (Scheme 30) <1997MC41>. Similarly, dehydrobromina-tion of 2-bromoethyl-5-nitrotetrazole 457 afforded in good yield 2-vinyl-5-nitrotetrazole 458 (Equation 89) <1997RJO 771>. 

The intermediate products 283 are not isolated, but they are easily oxidized by air to give hydroxyisoquinolines, or dehydrogenated by Pd/C to give substituted isoquinolines, or reduced with NaBH4 to give tetrahydroisoquinolines in very good yields (equation 175). 

A double-potential-step chronoamperometry (DPSC) experiment consists of two CA experiments. The potential of the second step is normally adjusted so that the R molecules formed upon reduction of O in the first step is reoxidized to O in a diffusion-controlled process, but it might also be adjusted to other values with the purpose of detecting other species formed [7]. In contrast to the CA technique, DPSC is a reversal technique, where the intermediates/products formed during the first step are probed directly in the second step. In this sense, it corresponds to a pump/probe experiment in photochemistry. While CA, in general, provides little if any information about follow-up chemistry, DPSC is a very strong tool for distinguishing between different mechanisms such as for example E, ECj, and DIMl. It is also a good tool for the determination of the relevant rate eonstants. 

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