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N-Hydroxy arylamines readily form glucuronide conjugates, but in contrast to the N-hydroxy arylamides, these are N-glucuronides which are unreactive and stable at neutral pH. The N-glucuronides are readily transported to the lumens of the urinary bladder and intestine where they can be hydrolyzed to the free N-hydroxy arylamines by mildly acidic urine or by intestinal bacterial 3-glucuronidases (13,14). Non-enzymatic activation of N-hydroxy arylamines can occur in an acidic environment by protonation (15,16) of the N-hydroxy group (VIII) as well as by air oxidation (reviewed in 17) to a nitrosoarene (IX). [Pg.346]

The participation of lattice oxygen is inherent to the redox mechanism, which is operative in many of the oxidation processes that are catalyzed by metal oxides. Reviewing the processess described in Sect. 2, participation of lattice oxygen appears to be the case for the majority of them, namely for the allylic (amm)oxidation of olefins, for the (amm)oxidation of aromatic hydrocarbons and for the oxidation of methanol, ammonia and sulphur dioxide. [Pg.236]

United Kingdom Photochemical Oxidants Review Group (1993) Ozone in the United Kingdom. Department of the Environment, London, United Kingdom... [Pg.72]

Studies of transition behavior in compositionally impure minerals thus offer insights into real rather than idealized mineral transformations. These effects are important among the low-density silicates that constitute the bulk of the Earth s crust, where substitutions of tunnel and cavity ions can occur comparatively freely within the open frameworks of these structures. In addition, substitution reactions are significant in mantle minerals, where Fe-Mg exchange is especially important and can control the transition behavior of a host of Fe-Mg silicates and oxides (reviewed in Fei 1998). Likewise, the iron in the inner core is alloyed with a light element whose identity remains a matter of much debate (Sherman 1995, Alfe et al. 1999), but whose presence may influence the crystalline structure of the core. [Pg.135]

The Staudinger reaction is a mild method for the conversion of azides to amines by treating the azide with triphenylphosphine in the presence of water. The water is necessary, because the intermediate iminophosphrane is hydrolyzed to form the amine and triphenylphosphine oxide. Reviews (a) Gololobov, Y. G. Kasukhin, L. E Tetrahedron 1992, 48, 1353-1406. (b) Gololobov, Y. G. Zinnurova. 1. N. Kasukhin, L. E Tetrahedron 1981, 37,437 72. [Pg.130]

PORQ 1997 "Ozone in the United Kingdom", Report prepared by the UK Photochemical Oxidants Review Group. London, HMSO Publications, (1997). [Pg.154]

The reactivity of A -sub tituted pyridinium salts is shown in the cyclization of the salt (53.2). A -Phenylhydroxylamine reacts with benzonitrile oxide (review [B-43]) at ambient temperature to form a fused 1-hydroxyimidazole 3-oxide. [Pg.337]

S,5-Dimethylsulphimides (readily prepared from the primary amine, dimethyl sulphide and AT-chlorosuccinimide) react with nitrile oxides (review [B-43]) under mild conditions to form a fused oxadiazine. [Pg.349]

Pyridine 7V-oxide cyclizes 3-aminopyrazoles to give a low yield of a tricyclic product. The reactive S,5-dimethyIsulphimides (see Chapter S3, Section IL9) are cyclized in a mild reaction with a nitrile oxide (reviews [B-43, 2115] to produce the triazole 1-oxide in good yield. The chemistry of [l,2,4]triazolo[l,5-... [Pg.355]

A hydroxamoyl chloride reacts with a C—C double bond of a 1,4-quinone in the presence of silver oxide as base and oxidant. The chemistry of heterocyclic quinones has been reviewed [2947, 3650]. Addition of a nitrile oxide (review of reactions [B-43,2115]) across the a,i -double bond of a butenolide leads to a new fused isoxazole ring. Cycloheptatriene undergoes a [6 + 2]n-cycloaddition at the 2,7-positions when it is stirred at room temperature for 4 days with nitrosoben-zene [2875]. [Pg.543]

K. Shantha Shankar, A.K. Raychaudhuri, Fabrication of nanowires of multicomponent oxides Review of recent advances . Materials Science and Engineering C, 25, 738-751, (2005). [Pg.143]

Fesenko-Bolgar [44] Vapour pressure above oxides (reviews) Semenov—N ikolaev— Frantseva [45] Kazenas—... [Pg.7]

Vapour pressure above oxides (reviews) Semenov—... [Pg.7]

Oxides, Reviews discussing the stoicheiometry, structures, and properties of tungsten oxides have been published. The production of M0O2 WOj crystals by vapour-phase chemical transport has been described and the Raman spectrum of single crystals of MoOj determined, at temperatures between 77 and 500 K, and shown to be very similar to that of monoclinic The reduction of and by Hj at elevated tempera-... [Pg.137]

Pyrazole 1,2-dioxides -, review 24,36 ls44 Pyrazole 1-oxides -, review 24,361s44... [Pg.249]

The most studied reaction has been methanol oxidation (reviewed in Ref. 132), though volcano relations have been noted for ethyleneand formic acid oxidation. Useful reviews on methanol oxidation and on specific electrocatalysis have been given by McNichol. Rates of organic oxidations are low. In general, fuels such as methanol are, therefore, reformed to give hydrogen for more efficient oxidation in a fuel cell. Reactions normally involve processes such... [Pg.233]

PROBLEM 15.5 Design a synthesis for the neutral detergent shown on the preceding page (R = Cg, n = 5), starting with p-octylphenol and ethylene oxide (review Sec. 8.8). [Pg.449]

Aldehydes are one of the most easily oxidized of all functional groups. Oxidation by chromic acid is illustrated by the conversion of hexanal to hexanoic acid (for the mechanism of this oxidation, review Section 10.8A). [Pg.667]


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