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Sanecki P, Skital P (2002) A comparison of the multistep consecutive reduction mode with the multicomponent system reduction mode in cyclic voltammetry. Comput Chem 26 333-340... 

These multicomponent catalyst systems have been employed in a variety of aerobic oxidation reactions [27]. For example, use of the Co(salophen) cocatalyst, 1, enables selective allylic acetoxylation of cyclic alkenes (Eq. 6). Cyclo-hexadiene undergoes diacetoxylation under mild conditions with Co(TPP), 2 (Eq. 7), and terminal alkenes are oxidized to the corresponding methyl ketones with Fe(Pc), 3, as the cocatalyst (Eq. 8). 

Colistin (COL) is a multicomponent antibiotic (polymyxins E) that is produced by strains of inverse Bacillus polymyxa. It consists of a mixture of several closely related decapeptides with a general structure composed of a cyclic heptapeptide moiety and a side chain acetylated at the N-terminus by a fatty acid. Up to 13 different components have been identified. The two main components of colistin are polymyxins El and E2 they include the same amino acids but a different fatty acid (216). A selective and sensitive HPLC method was developed for the determination of COL residues in milk and four bovine tissues (muscle, liver, kidney, and fat). The sample pretreatment consists of protein precipitation with trichloracetic acid (TCA), solid-phase purification on Cl 8 SPE cartridges, and precolumn derivatization of colistin with o-phthalaldehyde and 2-mercaptoethanol in borate buffer (pH 10.5). The last step was performed automatically, and the resulting reaction mixture was injected into a switching HPLC system including a precolumn and the reversed-phase analytical column. Fluorescence detection was used. The structural study of El and E2 derivatives was carried out by HPLC coupled with an electrospray MS. Recoveries from the preseparation procedure were higher than 60%. 

The Addition Polymerization of Cyclic Olefns 129 Tab. 4.2 Polymerization of norbornene using multicomponent catalyst systems. 

The state of the art procedure for design of cyclic PSA or TSA processes using activated carbon adsorbents is to simultaneously solve the partial differential equations describing the mass, the heat, and the momentum balance equations for each step of the process using the appropriate initial and boundary conditions. These numerical calculations are carried out over many cycles for the process until a cyclic steady-state performance solution is achieved. Many different numerical integration algorithms are available for this purpose. The core input variables for the solution are multicomponent gas adsorption equilibria, heats, and kinetics for the system of interest [37]. 

Oxygen ion conductors are used in amperometric sensors for a variety of gas species. The selectivity is controlled by selecting electrode materials that catalyze particular reactions hence, multiple electrodes are required for some multicomponent gas mixtures. In such cases, the system is designed so that each electrode removes a particular gas from the gas stream. The particular gas removed by a particular electrode can also be controlled by the voltage at the electrode, just as in cyclic voltammetry, which has also been used in solid-electrolyte based sensors [34]. In addition to providing selectivity, control of the applied voltage can be used to improve the magnitude of the response [35]. 

Inverse-phase Transfer Catalysis (cf. Section 4.6.2) has been successfully applied to perform the quantitative and selective oxidation of 1-decene in an aqueous two-phase system [22]. The success of this oxidation is mainly due to the use of /3-cyclodextrin - a cyclic oligosaccharide composed of seven glucopyranose units - functionalized with hydrophilic or lipophilic groups. The best results have been obtained with a multicomponent catalytic system composed of PdS04, H9PV6Mo6O40, CuS04, and per(2,6-di-0-methyl)-/3-cyclodextrin (Eq. 7) [23]. 

The domino [4 + 2]/[3 - - 2] cycloaddition of an enol ether, a nitroalkene and a third alkene is a representative example of a multicomponent reaction in which a polycyclic N-containing system is formed in a single transformation [10, 11]. In this domino reaction, a nitroalkene reacts as a heterodiene with an electron-rich alkene such as an enol ether, in an inverse electron-demand Diels-Alder reaction, to form a cyclic nitronate, which then reacts with another alkene in a 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition to produce a nitroso acetal (Scheme 9.4). 

This review presents a systematic survey of the literature (through the end of 2014) for de novo syntheses of 3-pyrrolin-2-ones from acyclic precursors or via transformation of other cyclic systems such as pyrroles, pyrrolldinone, and malelmides. One-component Intramolecular cycllzatlon approaches, two-component Intermolecular cycllzatlon approaches, and multicomponent intermolecular cycllzatlon approaches are treated separately and organized based on the location(s) of the new bonds that are formed in the construction of the 3-pyrrolin-2-one ring system. 3-Pyrrolin-2-ones make important synthetic targets due to their occurrence in natural products, their diverse biological activity, and their utility as building blocks for the preparation of other materials. 

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