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Intermediates methods

Intermediate methods include the earliest procedure based on Stein s equation [33] and one based on Samuels equation [34]. Among the direct methods is an IR spectroscopic method based on the measurement of the dichroic ratio (R), of amorphous absorption bands. In the investigations [35], the amorphous bands 898 cm" and 1368 cm", for which the angles of transition moment are a898 = 39 and aneg = 80 , respectively, were used. Other methods are spectroscopy of polarized fluorescent radiation [35,36], measurement of color di-... [Pg.847]

Another way is the intermediate method to bridge the two approaches above. This method determines biologically multiplexed activity profile data. It integrates biological complexity at multiple levels pathways, signal transductions, and environmental factors. [Pg.79]

A method involving the use of atom equivalents for relating ab initio energies to heats of formation has also been suggested (Ibrahim et a/., 1985 and 1987). In this approach, atom equivalents were determined based on the environment in which they reside consequently, this method corresponds to an intermediate method between group and bond additivity methods. [Pg.110]

Retrosynthesic step II => III is attractive, because it suggests a decalin derivative as a key intermediate. Methods for preparing structures of this type have been well developed, because they are useful intermediates in the synthesis of other terpenes and also steroids. [Pg.860]

Assumed Intermediate Method of Formation % trans Product... [Pg.48]

Janin, J. Deville-Bonne, D. Nucleoside-diphosphate kinase structural and kinetic analysis of reaction pathway and phosphohistidine intermediate. Methods EnzymoL, 354, 118-134 (2002)... [Pg.538]

Johnson KA. Rapid quench kinetic analysis of polymerases, adenosinetriphosphatases, and enzyme intermediates. Methods Enzymol. 1995 249 38-61. [Pg.1890]

Studies aimed at the synthesis of the tetracyclic steroid skeleton from dehydro-abietic acid have centred, in their initial stages, on transformations of the C-13 isopropyl group. The full paper describing the conversion of methyl 12-acetyl-abieta-8,ll,13-trien-18-oate into methyl 13-hydroxypodocarpa-8,ll,13-trien-18-oate by nitrodeacylation and dealkylation reactions, has appeared. Birch reduction of the methyl ether of the phenol afforded the a/5-unsaturated ketone (56) which is a useful synthetic intermediate. Methods for the conversion of podocarpic acid into the a) -unsaturated ketones (57 R = CO2H and CHjOAc) have been investigated reduction of the ester (58 R = C02Me) with lithium in liquid ammonia, which was accompanied by decarboxylation, gave only a... [Pg.138]

Horton, D, Thomson, J K, Tindall, C G Jr., Unsaturated sugars via cycUc thionocarbonates, cyclic orthoformates, and disulfonic ester intermediates. Methods Carbohydr. Chem., 6, 297-301, 1972. [Pg.282]

Figure 2 Thermodynamic Cycle for Molecular Mechanical Intermediate Method. Figure 2 Thermodynamic Cycle for Molecular Mechanical Intermediate Method.
By truncating the cluster operator f after single, double, triple,... replacements the hierarchy of coupled cluster models CCS, CCSD, CCSDT, etc. is obtained. In this series the accuracy of the results - but also the computational costs -converge rapidly to those of Full Configuration Interaction (FCI). This motivated the development of several intermediate methods which are derived from the above standard models by either... [Pg.55]

A second route (Method B in Scheme 36) involves the reaction of triphosgene with the deprotected terminal amine, providing chloroformamides that lose HCl to give isocyanates. A urea derivative is formed by adding an anthranilate or an an-thranilic acid derivative. Alternatively, an activated carbamate can be produced from p-nitrophenyl chloroformate as the reactive intermediate (Method C in Scheme 36). [Pg.436]

Tetroxanes. (1) Dimerization of carbonyl oxides (Scheme 36) (2) acid-catalyzed cyclization of carbonyl compound bishydroperoxides (Equation 26) - a variety of conditions are available but the HBF4-mediated, MTO-catalyzed reaction in fluorinated alcohols gives the highest ratios of tetroxane to hexaoxonane by-product (3) acid-catalyzed reaction of 1,1-bishydroperoxides with carbonyl compounds or their di(m)ethyl acetals (Scheme 45) - again a variety of conditions are available and the acid-mediated MTO/H202/fluorinated alcohol system seems best in terms of yield, selectivity for desired product, and, unlike the other variants, obviates the need to isolate unstable intermediates. Methods (1) and (2) give symmetrical products only, whereas (3) affords unsymmetrical products however, all of these methods lack stereocontrol. [Pg.782]

The synthesis of unique seven-membered ring sultams has been reported, by an intramolecular oxa-Michael addition reaction from vinyl sulfonamides 248 via a one-step or two-step method, both of which give similar yields of sultams, 249 (13T2369).The intramolecular oxa-Michael reaction was initiated by either TBS-deprotection (with TBAF) to form alkoxide intermediates (Method A), or by removal of the protecting group by HCl to give vinyl sulfonamide alcohols which, upon reaction with NaH, the oxa-Michael reaction is initiated (Method B). [Pg.560]

Based on this lactide intermediate method. Nature Works LLC has developed a patented, low cost continuous process for the production of lactic acid-based polymers. The process combines the substantial environmental and economic benefits of synthesizing both lactide and PLA in the melt rather than in solution and, for the first time, provides a commercially viable compostable commodity polymer made from annually renewable resources. The process starts with a continuous condensation reaction of aqueous lactic acid to produce low molecular weight PLA pre-polymer (Fig. 6.5). [Pg.195]

Figure 6 compares the second method—the common intermediate method—with the older but more commonly used method. This method also has... [Pg.448]

Lewis, J.W. and Kliger, D.S., Absorption spectroscopy in studies of visual pigments spectral and kinetic characterization of intermediates. Methods Enzymol, 316, 164, 2000. [Pg.2490]


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