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NO+ acceptor

Figure 3.63 illustrates the gauche effect for vicinal lone pairs and polar C—F bonds with the examples of (a) hydrazine and (b) 1,2-difluoroethane, respectively. As seen in Fig. 3.63(a), the

lone pairs are anti to one another (thus squandering their powerful donor strength on vicinal moieties with no acceptor capacity) is disfavored by 3.2 kcal mol-1 relative to the preferred = 93.9° conformer in which each nN hyperconjugates effectively with... [Pg.241]

By varying the gap in small increments, it is possible to progress thru no acceptor initiation, low order initiation, and high order initiation as a function of gap length NOLTR 1111 (Ref 14, pp 9-40 to 9-42 and Figs 9-21 9-22) describes a Stauchapparat (Crusher Gauge) which is a modification of Kast s Stauchapparat described on p C493 of Encycl, Vol 3 (Ref 41). The modified version (Fig 5, the apparatus with protective cylinder removed) consists of an anvil upon which rests 3 copper balls (of... [Pg.1085]

S Additional information <1> (<1> poor substrates are dUMP or 5-methyl-dCMP, no donor substrates are GTP, GTP, dGTP, dCTP, or dTTP, no acceptor substrates are dCMP, dAMP, GMP, or UMP [1]) [1]... [Pg.576]

Experiment No. Acceptor Acceptor concentration (/xmole/ml) Phenol liberated (A) (/xmole/ml) Inorganic phosphate liberated (B) (/imole/ml) Alkyl phosphate formed (A - B) (/xmole/ml) Mole phosphoryl transfer (%)... [Pg.474]

If no acceptor is present, recapture of the photoejected electron will be rapid and the photon energy will be lost. In accord with this prediction, after overnight photolysis of a tetrahvdrofuran solution of 2, under conditions identical to those described above, 2 can be recovered essentially unchanged. Exactly parallel results have been obtained with tetraphenyl-cyclopentadienide (3). [Pg.339]

The reorganization energy for the (cross) ET reactions of NO+/arene pairs is about 2.5 eV (as evaluated from the self-exchange rates of aromatic donors and the NO+ acceptor) [28],... [Pg.464]

Acceptor numbers of various solvents are also listed in Table 3. The values range from zero, for the reference solvent -hexane, to about 130, for trifluoro-methane sulfonic acid. For instance, the acceptor number of aliphatic alcohols varies between 27 and 41 (methanol). Within the group of dipolar aprotic solvents there are considerable differences in acceptor properties. Solvents such as propylenecarbonate, tetramethylene-sulfone, acetonitrile, dimethylsulfoxide, or nitromethane are stronger acceptors than solvents such as acetone, A-methylpyrroli-done, or dimethylacetamide. The acceptor strengths of amine solvents vary considerably with the degree of substitution. For instance, triethylamine has no acceptor properties. [Pg.20]

Polymer, No. Acceptor Fracture of cis-units Degree of inversion of units... [Pg.176]

In silicon, the electronic spectra arising from the 11 1 ground state to the excited states associated with the I d and T7 VBs (the so-called and Pij 2 spectra) are well separated and clearly distinguished, but no acceptor transitions from the 1T7+ state has been reported in silicon. In diamond, the position of the 1T7+ state has been measured by Raman scattering and it is... [Pg.307]

The Pasteurella GAG synthases add sugars onto the non-reducing terminus of an existing GAG chain in a rapid fashion, but if no acceptor is present, the enzymes will spontaneously initiate new chain formation de novo. This initiation rate is slower than the elongation rate. The DeAngelis Laboratory found it is possible to accelerate and to synchronize GAG chain production by adding an acceptor molecule to the reaction mixture. The synchronized non-processive polymerization of all chains in concert results in the production of product with... [Pg.267]

FIG. 4. Light-induced absorbance changes at 680 nm in PSII reaction centres with no acceptor (A) plus 1 mM FeCy (B) plus 0.5 mM SiMo (C) and plus SiMo and FeCy (D). Other details as Fig. 1. [Pg.437]


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