Nitrogen-Containing Compounds from

The intestine is the first tissue to see all the amino acids, whereas the liver is the first tissue to catabolise the amino acids that are not removed by intestine. Hence it makes physiological sense for the intestine to synthesise important nitrogen-containing compounds from amino acids, prior to their metabolism in the liver. These include ... 

Molybdenum(VI) oxide is used in catalyst compositions to carry out desulfurization of petroleum feedstocks and to remove nitrogen-containing compounds from petroleum fractions. Other uses of this oxide include preparation of various molybdate salts and as reagents for chemical analyses. 

Figure 36-4, Liquid heal capacity of nitrogen-containing compounds from 40 C to - 160 C...

Figure 36-8. Vapor viscosity ot nitrogen-containing compounds from O C to 500 C.

Shibamoto, T. Formation of sulfur- and nitrogen-containing compounds from the reactions of alkanediones with hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. J. Agric. Food Chem. 1977, 25, 206-208. 

Yen, T.F. Shue, F.-F. Wu, W.-H. Tzeng, D. Ferric chloride-clay complexation method removal of nitrogen-containing compounds from shale oil and related fossil fuels. Anal Chem. 1983, 457-466. 

Nitrogen-Containing Compounds from Petroleum and Natural Gas... 

Other Nitrogen-Containing Compounds from Clavicipitalean Fungi... 

Lamot (117) prepared novel, non-nitrogen-containing compounds from calcium and diphenylethylene, (Ar) 2Ca, and then complexed the compounds with various amounts of epichlorohydrin, ECl, with tetrahydrofuran, or with a 1 0.7 mole ratio of epichlorohydrin to tetrahydrofuran. After preliminary testing of the complexes as initiators for polymerization of epichlorohy-... 

Figure 19.108 Examples of nitrogen-containing compounds from dendroceratid sponges.

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