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Directed metallation

Directed Oxidation of a Molten Metal. Directed oxidation of a molten metal or the Lanxide process (45,68,91) involves the reaction of a molten metal with a gaseous oxidant, eg, A1 with O2 in air, to form a porous three-dimensional oxide that grows outward from the metal/ceramic surface. The process proceeds via capillary action as the molten metal wicks into open pore channels in the oxide scale growth. Reinforced ceramic matrix composites can be formed by positioning inert filler materials, eg, fibers, whiskers, and/or particulates, in the path of the oxide scale growth. The resultant composite is comprised of both interconnected metal and ceramic. Typically 5—30 vol % metal remains after processing. The composite product maintains many of the desirable properties of a ceramic however, the presence of the metal serves to increase the fracture toughness of the composite. [Pg.313]

Grown Ethers. Ethylene oxide forms cycHc oligomers (crown ethers) in the presence of fluorinated Lewis acids such as boron tritiuoride, phosphoms pentafluoride, or antimony pentafluoride. Hydrogen fluoride is the preferred catalyst (47). The presence of BF , PF , or SbF salts of alkah, alkaline earth, or transition metals directs the oligomerization to the cycHc tetramer, 1,4,7,10-tetraoxacyclododecane [294-93-9] (12-crown-4), pentamer, 1,4,7,10,13-pentaoxacyclopentadecane [33100-27-6] (15-crown-6), andhexamer, 1,4,7,10,13,16-hexaoxacyclooctadecane [17455-13-9]... [Pg.453]

The deposition of metals directly from these halides would require high temperatures to be efficient, but because of the thermodynamic stabilities of the hydrogen halides, direct reduction can readily be carried out with hydrogen at lower temperamres. The general reaction... [Pg.68]

Electric arc process. Patented by Siemens in 1878, this u.ses an electric current through the metal (direct-arc), or an arc just above the metal (indirect-arc), as a means of heating. It is widely used in the manufacture of alloy- and other high-quality steels. [Pg.1072]

Metal-directed self-assembly of two- and three-dimensional synthetic receptors (macroheterocycles involving transition metal atoms, among them chelated atoms) 98CSR417. [Pg.270]

Other Microorganisms. There are several other microorganisms that affect the corrosion of metal directly or indirectly. Some examples are yeasts and molds, algae and protozoa. For the present purposes it is sufficient to realize that there are other micro-... [Pg.1300]

Second, oxygen attacks the metal directly by precipitating iron oxide at the anode, thus, preventing anodic polarization by Fe ions. [Pg.1301]

Other Pyrochemical Processes. The chemistry of pyrochemi-cal separation processes is another fertile area of research e.g., new molten salt systems, scrub alloys, etc. and the behavior of plutonium in these systems. Studies of liquid plutonium metal processes should also be explored, such as filtration methods to remove impurities. Since Rocky Flats uses plutonium in the metal form, methods to convert plutonium compounds to metal and purify the metal directly are high-priority research projects. [Pg.355]

Even if microorganisms do not mediate a reaction with the metal directly, e.g., by chang-... [Pg.397]

P. S. Skell Reactions of atoms silicon and the high-boiling metals. Direct syntheses of organometallics, pp. 215-221 (10). [Pg.452]

Acceleration of the Template- and Metal-Directed Polycondensation of Nucleoside-5 -phosphoric Imidazolides by Acylation... [Pg.276]

It should be noted that all terms concerning the electrons in the metals as well as those connected with the metals not directly participating in the cell reaction (Pt) have disappeared from the final Eq. (3.1.49). This result is of general significance, i.e. the EMFs of cell reactions involving oxidation-reduction processes do not depend on the nature of the metals where those reactions take place. The situation is, of course, different in the case of a metal directly participating in the cell reaction (for example, silver in the above case). [Pg.176]

Scrap metal Direct reduced iron Hot briquetted iron Cold pig iron Hot metal... [Pg.54]

The macrocyclic tetraene 2,3,9,10-Me4[14]tetraene (tmt) may be synthesized by a metal-directed condensation between trimethylenediamine (tn) and 2,3-butanedione in the presence of Co(OAc)2, ultimately resulting in the trans-dichloro Co111 complex [Co(tmt)Cl2]+ (59).302... [Pg.32]

Architectural control of transition metal-directed assembly to construct well-arranged metallo-macrocycles is one of the current research areas to create organized nanostructures for advanced materials.510-513... [Pg.599]

Ans. The copperOD ions would migrate to the zinc electrode and be reduced to copper metal directly. The zinc electrode would become copper plated, and the cell would not function. [Pg.235]

Mechanism [4] was based on studies involving the direct reaction of antimony metal with DBDPO in the absence of a hydrogen source. The data from these experiments clearly show that if the oxide is reduced to the metal, direct interaction with DBDPO would occur, and that this is a specific and highly exothermic reaction. However, no direct evidence for the presence of metallic antimony in mixtures containing antimony oxide, a polymer substrate and an organohalogen compound was obtained. [Pg.111]

A few measurements are available that relate to the ion pair acidity of ethylene and some other alkenes. Ethylene is difficult to metallate directly, but vinyl bromides and iodides undergo facile transmetallation with alkyllithium reagents. Applequist and O Brien determined the equilibrium constants of transmetallation exchange reactions as a measure of relative acidity (equations 6 and 7)25. [Pg.738]

A rhodium-catalyzed intramolecular C-H functionalization has been employed for the synthesis of bicyclic imidazoles. The alkene acts as an anchor to the metal, directing the C-H functionalization process, which involves the formation of an Rh(l) carbene intermediate (Equation (118)).107... [Pg.138]

CHLOROCYCLOBUTANE, 51, 106 Mesitylene, cyanation, 50, 54 METHALATION OF 2-METHYLPYRIDINE DERIVATIVES ETHYL 6-METHYL-PYRIDINE-2-ACETATE, 52, 75 Metalation, directed, 53, 59 Methallyl alcohol, with phenyl-mercuric acetate to yield 2-methyl-3-phenylpropional-dehyde, 51, 17 METHALLYLBENZENE, 52, 115 7r-Methallylnickel bromide, 52, 115... [Pg.61]


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Aggregates directed metal oxidation

Alkali metal atoms direct reactions

Alumina directed metal oxidation

Aluminum-magnesium systems, directed metal

Ammonium-directed metal-free oxidation

Arene rings, direct metallation

Aromatic compounds directed metalation

Aryl ethers directed metalation

Azines direct ring metallation

Berberines via directed metallation

Carbene insertion reactions, group 4 metal direction

Carbon directed metal oxidation

Catenanes metal-directed self-assembly

Coatings directed metal oxidation

Compact metallic sample, direct analysis

Complexation metal-directed self-assembly

Composites directed metal oxidation

Conductivity directed metal oxidation

Copper directed metal oxidation

Corrosion directed metal oxidation

Cracking, directed metal oxidation

Cross-linkage, metal-directed

Diazines, functionalization by directed metalation

Diffusion, directed metal oxidation

Direct Aftertreatment with Metal Salts

Direct Boronylation by Transition Metal-catalyzed Aromatic C-H Functionalization

Direct Metallation under Mild Solid-State Conditions

Direct Resolutions with Non-metallic Auxiliaries

Direct Ring C-H Metallation

Direct Titration Curve of a Metallic Ion with EDTA

Direct arylation, metal-catalyzed

Direct dyes metallic salts after-treatment

Direct effects metal complexes

Direct insertion of zinc metal

Direct intercalation of metal oxide sols

Direct intercalation of metal oxide sols DIMOS)

Direct lateral metalation

Direct ligand addition, transition metal

Direct metal laser sintering

Direct metalation

Direct metalation

Direct metalation group

Direct metallation

Direct metallation

Direct metallization

Direct metallization Carbon/Graphite systems

Direct metallization Comparative steps

Direct metallization Conductive polymer systems

Direct metallization Horizontal process

Direct metallization Other methods

Direct metallization Palladium based

Direct metallization Process issues

Direct metallization Technologies

Direct methods of metal speciation

Direct noble metals

Direct reaction with metals

Directed Metalation of Arenes with Organolithiums, Lithium Amides, and Superbases

Directed meta-metalation

Directed metal oxidation

Directed metal oxidation reaction-bonding process

Directed metalation

Directed metalation Orthometalation

Directed metalation analytical methods

Directed metalation crystallography

Directed metalation functional groups

Directed metalation group

Directed metalation group (DMG

Directed metalation lateral lithiation

Directed metalation metal-arene complexes

Directed metalation organolithium compounds

Directed metalation organolithiums

Directed metalation rearrangement

Directed metalation regioselective lithiation

Directed metalation silicon protection

Directed metalation superbases

Directed metalation synthetic applications

Directed metalation, pharmaceutical

Directed metalation, pharmaceutical industry

Directed ortho Metalation alkaloids

Directed ortho Metalation cross coupling, synthesis

Directed ortho Metalation ether

Directed ortho Metalation isocoumarin

Directed ortho Metalation synthesis

Directed ortho metalation

Directed ortho metalation complex-induced proximity effect

Directed ortho metalation deprotonations

Directed ortho metalation process

Directed ortho metalation sequence

Directed ortho metalation solid-phase reactions

Directed ortho metalation, also

Directed ortho metalation, also compounds

Directed ortho metalations

Directed ortho metallation

Directed ortho metallation —cross

Directed ortho-metallation, preparation

Directed remote Metalation (DreM)

Directed remote Metalation synthesis

Directed remote metalation

Directed remote metallation

Directed remote metallation connections

Directing Metalation Groups (DMGs)

Directing metalating group

Directing metalation group

Doping directed metal oxidation

Double layers, directed metal oxidation

Electron transport, directed metal oxidation

Fabrication methods directed metal oxidation

Fiber-reinforced directed metal oxidation

Fiber-reinforced directed metal oxidation composites

Fibers directed metal oxidation

Fracture directed metal oxidation

Fragmentation, directed metal oxidation

Functionalization by directed metalation

Graphitic components, directed metal

Graphitic components, directed metal oxidation

Growth directed metal oxidation

Heteroaromatic compounds directed metalation

Heteroaromatic directed ortho metalation

Indoles direct metallation

Intermolecular Metal-Catalyzed Direct Arylation of Arenes

Isochromanones via directed metallation

Isotope exchange reactions direct metalation

Laser-directed metal deposition

Lithium directed metal oxidation

Magnesium directed metal oxidation

Mass transport, directed metal oxidation

Mechanical directed metal oxidation

Mechanistic Aspects of Transition Metal-Catalyzed Direct Arylation Reactions

Melting, directed metal oxidation

Metal carbonyls direct combination

Metal direct attack

Metal halides direct reactions with alcohols

Metal ions template-directed synthesis

Metal oxide sols, direct intercalation

Metal oxides, template-directed

Metal oxides, template-directed crystallization

Metal slip direction

Metal-Catalyzed Direct Arylations (excluding Palladium)

Metal-Directed Rearrangement to Produce a More Suitable Cavity

Metal-catalyzed direct arylations, pyridines

Metal-cation-directed synthesis

Metal-direct self-assembly

Metal-directed assembly

Metal-directed capsules

Metal-directed reactions

Metal-directed rearrangement

Metal-directed synthesis

Metalation directing metalating group

Metalation, directed, of pyridines

Metalation, directed, of pyridines, quinolines

Metalation, directed, of pyridines, quinolines and diazines

Metallation and Direct Pd-Activation

Metallation-directing group

Metals Direct Process Reaction

Metals metal-directed condensation

Metals metal-directed self-assembly

Microstructures directed metal oxidation

Migration directed metal oxidation

Molybdenum directed metal oxidation

Organometallics directed ortho-metalation

Ortho-metallation, amide-directed

Oxazoline directed metalation and electrophilic x-ray crystal structure

Partial pressure, directed metal oxidation

Passivation directed metal oxidation

Phenanthride via directed metallation

Phenols, direct acylation metal phenolates

Powder directed metal oxidation

Preforming, directed metal oxidation

Pressure, directed metal oxidation

Proteins, direct ligands, catalytic metal ions

Pyridine functionalization by directed metalation

Pyridines, 3-substituted, directed metalation

Queguiner, G., Marsais, F., Snieckus Epsztajn, J., Directed Metalation

Quinolines, functionalization by directed metalation

Refractories, directed metal oxidation

Rupture directed metal oxidation

Ruthenocene, directed metalation

Scales directed metal oxidation

Self metal-directed

Silicon directed metal oxidation

Snieckus Directed Ortho Metalation

Spinels directed metal oxidation

Strength directed metal oxidation

Supramolecular 3D Architectures by Metal-directed Assembly of Synthetic Macrocycles

Synthesis metal-directed reactions

Systems involving direct oxidation by metal ions

Template metal-directed

The direct insertion of zinc metal

Thermal directed metal oxidation

Thiophene, directed metalation

Titanium directed metal oxidation

Toughness directed metal oxidation

Transition Metals as Protecting, Activating, and Directing Groups

Transition metals direct

Triple directed metal oxidation

Wear directed metal oxidation

Weight directed metal oxidation

Wetting directed metal oxidation

Zirconium directed metal oxidation

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