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Metal continued

Directed metallation continues to be developed as a convenient method for regiospecific substitution of pyridines. A mild and general procedure for the preparation of structurally diverse 4-alkyl-2-aminopyridines 37 involves the lithiation/alkylation of aminopyridine derivative 36 <96JOC(61)4810>. [Pg.228]

Metals continue to play an important role in radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic applications in nuclear medicine. Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs that contain a radionuclide and are used for imaging if the radionuclide is a photon emitter (gamma (7) or positron (/3+)) or for... [Pg.883]

Evidence from the spike event indicates that the residency time in our bioreactor is higher than observed in other systems -two weeks during peak summer capacity, longer than for other systems which report 3-5 days (Kuyucak et al. 2006). Analysis of the spike event showed that despite the potential effects of a short term increase in As concentrations, S042" and metals continued to be removed, albeit more slowly. [Pg.238]

In the presence of ammonium chloride or a substance that dissolves Mg(OH)2, the above reaction proceeds at ambient temperatures, the metal continues to dissolve in water, displacing hydrogen. [Pg.514]

Despite the relatively recent development of polymers and composites as structural materials, metals continue to be the dominant group of engineering materials for many... [Pg.681]

Semicontinuons ingot casting is primarily employed in the production of cast aluminum. In this process, the molten metal is transferred to a water-cooled permanent mold that has a movable base mounted on a long piston (see Figure 7.3a). As the metal solidifies, the piston is moved downward and more metal continues to fill the reservoir (see Figure 7.3b). The piston is allowed to move its entire length, at which point the process is stopped. [Pg.685]

In addition to the metal itself, metallic corrosion is largely influenced by two key environmental parameters redox potential and pH. These will determine whether the metal ions form and, if they do form, whether they remain in solution and are dissipated away from the metal surface or form stable corrosion films over the surface. Where the ions do not form is termed immunity. Where ions dissipate and the metal continues to corrode is termed corrosion. Where stable films are formed, preventing further corrosion, is termed passivation. [Pg.176]

Silver metal usually is employed in the form of wires or foils. In contact with a melt that contains Ag(I), silver metal continuously reciystallizes, so that a wire of small diameter may eventually be converted to a fragile string of loosely joined crystals. The rate of the process depends on temperature, and also appears to proceed more rapidly at a kinked or otherwise strained point in the wire. [Pg.205]

All elements of the group form Zinti compounds with electropositive metals. Continuous networks of covenantally bonded atoms are generally found, rather than the clusters common with group 14. For example, NaAl and NaTl have tetrahedral diamond-like networks of A1 or Tl, which can be understood on the basis that A1 and Tl- have the same valence electron count as carbon. [Pg.75]

Transition metals continue to be enticing reagents for the dearomatization of aromatic molecules [1]. Not only do they allow transformations to be performed on the dearomatized species at (sub)ambient temperatures, but they also serve to stabilize the reaction intermediates. This latter facet allows a much broader range of manipulations than those accessible through the typical electrophilic/nucleophilic aromatic substitution pathways. [Pg.297]

Olefin aziridination catalysts derived from other transition metals continue to be developed. Simple non-heme iron complexes have been reported to serve as effective... [Pg.60]

The behavior along CPE varies according to the metal. The current density along CD remains fairly constant for metals such as iron, chromium and stainless steel as the potential increases the metal continues to dissolve at 100 percent efficiency. Along DE the metals dissolve in their higher valence state but at low current efficiency, since evolution of oxygen, or other anodic reaction where possible, now occurs. The film which forms on these metals is apparently very thin and readily allows the transitions of electrons from the anion to the metal by conduction or the tunnel effect. [Pg.349]


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Azines—continued complexes with metal ions

Bonding continued) metals

Catalysis continued transition metals

Coatings continued metallic

Continuing coloration process, metallic

Continuing coloration process, metallic pigment processing

Continuity approach, metal deposition

Continuous extrusion (metals)

Continuous metal films, water-dependent

Continuous metal films, water-dependent switching

Continuous metal-free aerobic oxidations

Corrosion rate continued metals

Corrosion testing continued liquid metals

Cyclohexanone—continued metalation

Electron configuration, continued transition metals

Electroplating continued metallic

Metal complexes—continued

Metal complexes—continued kinetic studies

Metal complexes—continued oxidation

Metal complexes—continued oxidation-reduction potentials

Metal complexes—continued oxidation-reduction reactions

Metal complexes—continued reduction

Metal complexes—continued spectroscopic studies

Metal complexes—continued stability constants

Metal complexes—continued substitution reactions

Metal-halogen bonds, (continued

Metallic pigments continuing coloration

Metals continued dissimilar

Metals continued liquid

Metals continued polycrystalline

Metals continued properties

Metals continued structure

Noble metals continued

Noble metals continued applications

Noble metals continued characteristics

Noble metals continued chemical properties

Noble metals continued passivity

Noble metals continued reactions

Noble metals continued working

Paint coatings continued coil metal

Polymer [continued condensation, metal-containing

Polymer [continued metal-containing

Silicon-transition metal bonds—continued

Trace metal continuous sediment sampling

Trace metals continuous leaching

Transition Metal-Catalyzed Aerobic Oxidations in Continuous Flow

Transition metal clusters—continued

Transition metal clusters—continued atoms

Transition metals continued

Water continued metals immersed

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