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The products isolated, VIII and K, were derived from an intermediate oxidized at Cgo. 

The fact that the isomeric structure of azolides is thermodynamically controlled has been used by Olofson and Kendall to prepare 1-alkylazoles regioselectively (70JOC2246). An asymmetric pyrazole yields two alkylated derivatives (Scheme 21 see Section 4.04.2.1.3 (viii)), but the alkylation with a powerful alkylating agent of the acetylated derivative leads to the less abundant isomer via the salt (249), which is too unstable to be isolated. 

No simple osmium aqua ion has been definitely isolated and characterized, though in alkaline solution (and the solid state) the osmium(VIII) species 0s04(0H)2 is well characterized (sections 1.4.1 and 1.12.1). 

During the course of this work Tamura et al. (1,14,15) isolated a metabolite from another strain of Helminthosporium sativum. By comparison with the bis-3,5-dinitrobenzoate of the diol from helminthosporal they identified it as the unsaturated aldehyde-saturated alcohol, helminthosporol (VIII, IX). 

No complexes can be isolated with hindered sulfur-containing ligands such as VII and VIII ... 

More recently, Kaiser and coworkers reported enantiomeric specificity in the reaction of cyclohexaamylose with 3-carboxy-2,2,5,5-tetramethyl-pyrrolidin-l-oxy m-nitrophenyl ester (1), a spin label useful for identifying enzyme-substrate interactions (Flohr et al., 1971). In this case, the catalytic mechanism is identical to the scheme derived for the reactions of the cycloamyloses with phenyl acetates. In fact, the covalent intermediate, an acyl-cyclohexaamylose, was isolated. Maximal rate constants for appearance of m-nitrophenol at pH 8.62 (fc2), rate constants for hydrolysis of the covalent intermediate (fc3), and substrate binding constants (Kd) for the two enantiomers are presented in Table VIII. Significantly, specificity appears in the rates of acylation (fc2) rather than in either the strength of binding or the rate of deacylation. 

The spin in quantum mechanics was introduced because experiments indicated that individual particles are not completely identified in terms of their three spatial coordinates [87]. Here we encounter, to some extent, a similar situation A system of items (i.e., distributions of electrons) in a given point in configuration space is usually described in terms of its set of eigenfunctions. This description is incomplete because the existence of conical intersections causes the electronic manifold to be multivalued. For example, in case of two (isolated) conical intersections we may encounter at a given point in configuration space four different sets of eigenfunctions (see Section VIII). 

Recently,14 the acid VIII (from the condensation of D-galactose with ethyl acetoacetate) was dehydrated by heating its aqueous solution, but no crystalline product was isolated. Nevertheless, the changes in the optical rotation of the sirup and its reaction with periodic acid indicated that anhydride formation had occurred. Up to the present, efforts to isolate the dialdehyde... 

Neither has oxidation, with lead tetraacetate, of the sirup obtained by dehydration of the D-galactose condensate VIII so far resulted in isolation of the expected dialdehyde. On the other hand, when the anhydride from the D-glucose condensate (XXXIV) was oxidized with lead tetraacetate, an appreciable amount of dialdehyde (XXXVI) was isolated. This discrepancy in behavior is probably attributable to the trans position of the hydroxyl groups of the anhydride derived from D-galactose as compared with the cis configuration for the anhydride from D-glucose. 

VIII. Isolation and Characterization of Bagasse Native Lignin. J. Amer. chem. Soc. 73, 4622 (1951). 

Legaz, M.E., Schmer, G., Counts, R.B., and Davie, E.W. 1973. Isolation and characterization of human factor VIII (antihaemophilic factor). Journal of Biological Chemistry 248, 3946-3955. 

Tolman (144, 202) and Wieghardt (203, 204) and their co-workers used amine macrocycles with a 1,4,7-triazacyclononane backbone and one, two, or three phenol pendent arms (Table VIII). In all cases, square-base pyramidal (phenolate)copper(II) precursor complexes were isolated and in many instances structurally characterized by X-ray crystallography. Depending on the number of coordinated phenolates, these complexes are reversibly one-electron oxidized yielding the (phenoxyl)copper(II) species that were characterized in solution by UV-vis, EPR, and RR spectroscopy. 

Bonnemann, EL, Brijoux, W., Brinkmann, R., and Richter, J., Process for producing tenside-stabilized colloids of mono- and bimetals of the group VIII and lb of the periodic system in the form of precursors for catalysts which are isolable and water soluble at high concentration, US. Pat., 849,482, 1997 (to Studiengesellschaft Kohle mbH). 

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