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Oxygen adaptations

FIGURE 24.1 Molecular structures of common fuel oxygenates. (Adapted from U.S. EPA, Technologies for Treating MTBE and Other Fuel Oxygenates, EPA 542-R-04-009, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, May 2004.)... [Pg.989]

Fig. 5. Constitution of a typical hydrate clathrate (tri-n-butylsulfonium ion as guest). The guests are accommodated within H-bond-mediated water polyhedrons (apexes are equivalent to water oxygens) (Adapted from Ref. 6)... Fig. 5. Constitution of a typical hydrate clathrate (tri-n-butylsulfonium ion as guest). The guests are accommodated within H-bond-mediated water polyhedrons (apexes are equivalent to water oxygens) (Adapted from Ref. 6)...
Figure 6.3 Reaction pathways involved in APR of oxygenates (adapted from Ref [83]). Figure 6.3 Reaction pathways involved in APR of oxygenates (adapted from Ref [83]).
FIG. 1.9 Electron micrograph (150,000 x) of carbon black particles (a) before heat treatment and (b) after heating to 2700°C in the absence of oxygen. (Adapted from F. A. Heckman, Rubber Chem. Technol. 37, 1243 (1964.)... [Pg.21]

Figure 11.8 Schematic representation of the basal siloxane layer of a clay mineral in the presence of hydrated exchangeable cations and adsorbed NACs. Adsorbed NACs (here 1,3,5-trinitrobenzene) form co-planar EDA complexes with weakly hydrated siloxane oxygens (adapted from Weissmahr et al. 1997). Figure 11.8 Schematic representation of the basal siloxane layer of a clay mineral in the presence of hydrated exchangeable cations and adsorbed NACs. Adsorbed NACs (here 1,3,5-trinitrobenzene) form co-planar EDA complexes with weakly hydrated siloxane oxygens (adapted from Weissmahr et al. 1997).
Figure 16.8 The transition state for CGAC bound to bamase, modeled from the structure of the d(CGAC) complex. Arg-83, Arg-87, and Lys-27 can form bonds with equatorial phosphoryl oxygen atoms, whereas His-102 can protonate the leaving group oxygen. [Adapted from A. M. Buckle and A. R. Fersht, Biochemistry 33, 1644 (1994).]... Figure 16.8 The transition state for CGAC bound to bamase, modeled from the structure of the d(CGAC) complex. Arg-83, Arg-87, and Lys-27 can form bonds with equatorial phosphoryl oxygen atoms, whereas His-102 can protonate the leaving group oxygen. [Adapted from A. M. Buckle and A. R. Fersht, Biochemistry 33, 1644 (1994).]...
Fig. 7.20 Response of limiting current oxygen sensor at 700°C to various partial pressures of oxygen (adapted from Pham and Glass, 1997)... Fig. 7.20 Response of limiting current oxygen sensor at 700°C to various partial pressures of oxygen (adapted from Pham and Glass, 1997)...
Figure 7. Reaction scheme for positional isomerization of double bonds and formation of trans-, trans-hydroperoxides during oxidation of linoleic acid via reversible p-scission of oxygen. Adapted from (246, 248, 250). Figure 7. Reaction scheme for positional isomerization of double bonds and formation of trans-, trans-hydroperoxides during oxidation of linoleic acid via reversible p-scission of oxygen. Adapted from (246, 248, 250).
Crapo JD, Peters-Golden M, Marsh-Stalin J, Shelburne JS. Pathologic changes in the lungs of oxygen-adapted rats. A morphologic analysis. Lab Invest 39 (1978) 640-653. [Pg.248]

Fig. 1.57. Electron binding energies measured as VDEs of gas phase negatively charged gold cluster ions in comparison to the reactivity of the same cluster sizes toward molecular oxygen (adapted from [160])... Fig. 1.57. Electron binding energies measured as VDEs of gas phase negatively charged gold cluster ions in comparison to the reactivity of the same cluster sizes toward molecular oxygen (adapted from [160])...
Figure 25.1 Variation of the net enthalpy of neutralization A f/(NaOH) AjH(HCl) 5t, , with the total amount of oxygen. (Adapted from Ref. [8].)... Figure 25.1 Variation of the net enthalpy of neutralization A f/(NaOH) AjH(HCl) 5t, , with the total amount of oxygen. (Adapted from Ref. [8].)...
Figure 11. Summarized reaction mechanism of the selective reduction of NO with NH3 in the presence of oxygen (adapted from Ref. 104). Figure 11. Summarized reaction mechanism of the selective reduction of NO with NH3 in the presence of oxygen (adapted from Ref. 104).
Table 16.16. Room-temperature variation in ESR signal width of PTH(BF4) with time on moisture exposure in the absence of oxygen. Adapted from Bull. Electrochem. 11(5), 231 (1995), with permission of C.E.C.R.I. (India)... Table 16.16. Room-temperature variation in ESR signal width of PTH(BF4) with time on moisture exposure in the absence of oxygen. Adapted from Bull. Electrochem. 11(5), 231 (1995), with permission of C.E.C.R.I. (India)...
The control of the level and function of hypoxia inducible factor a by the level of oxygen. (Adapted with permission from Marx,]., 2004. How cells endure low oxygen. Science BOB, 1454—1456. Illustration hy Carin Cain. Copyright 2004AAAS.)... [Pg.359]

DHA also plays an important role in adaptive processes (temperature, salinity, and oxygen adaptations), as well as in the motoric and social behavior of fish (Shuhnan and Love, 1999). There is a correlation between the fish DHA content and mobility of salt and freshwater fish (Reinhardt and van Vleet, 1986 Shulman and Love, 1999, and references therein). The highest DHA content in flying fish was found in the brain. The (n-3) PUFA, DHA in particular, also play an important role in adaptation to changed environmental conditions and immunity to infections and parasitic diseases (Shuhnan and Love, 1999 Sargent et al., 1999). [Pg.237]

Table n. Gas Turbine NOx Emissions Limits 15% Oxygen [adapted from refs. 4,5]. [Pg.5]

Fig. 2. Proposed mechanism of formation of PGC and TXA2 from PGHj showing alternative cleavage of bonds depending on charge distribution on either of the endoperoxide oxygens (adapted from ref. 29). Fig. 2. Proposed mechanism of formation of PGC and TXA2 from PGHj showing alternative cleavage of bonds depending on charge distribution on either of the endoperoxide oxygens (adapted from ref. 29).
Figure 3. Synthesis of DALA from furfurylamine using singlet oxygen, (Adapted with permission from reference 17. Copyright 1995 Thieme)... Figure 3. Synthesis of DALA from furfurylamine using singlet oxygen, (Adapted with permission from reference 17. Copyright 1995 Thieme)...
Priorities for carbon atoms with double bonds to oxygen. (Adapted 0(H) fpQp., reference 55.)... [Pg.69]

Fig. 6.14 The left panel shows the tungstate group, and the right panel presents the WO4 -1- O,- in PbW04. A through F sites are the most probable positions to form interstitial oxygen. Adapted from Ref. [57] by permission of John Wiley Sons Ltd. Fig. 6.14 The left panel shows the tungstate group, and the right panel presents the WO4 -1- O,- in PbW04. A through F sites are the most probable positions to form interstitial oxygen. Adapted from Ref. [57] by permission of John Wiley Sons Ltd.
Fig. 60. Stationary polarization curves at a platinum rotating disc electrode in diluted solution of H2SO4. Peaks and currents Pj reduction of the Pt-oxide, P2 oxidation of adsorbed hydrogen, P3 oxidation of Pt, I4 oxidation of H2O, I5 reduction of hydrogen ions dashed lines reduction of dissolved oxygen. Adapted according to [142]. Fig. 60. Stationary polarization curves at a platinum rotating disc electrode in diluted solution of H2SO4. Peaks and currents Pj reduction of the Pt-oxide, P2 oxidation of adsorbed hydrogen, P3 oxidation of Pt, I4 oxidation of H2O, I5 reduction of hydrogen ions dashed lines reduction of dissolved oxygen. Adapted according to [142].
Figure 1. Effect of quercetin oxygenation. Adapted from Matsuura et al., 1970 Igrashi et al., 1978 Nishinaga et al., 1979 Rajandra and Brown, 1981 Brown et al., 1982. Figure 1. Effect of quercetin oxygenation. Adapted from Matsuura et al., 1970 Igrashi et al., 1978 Nishinaga et al., 1979 Rajandra and Brown, 1981 Brown et al., 1982.
Figure 11. ModiflcaHonofEPRsigfials by water and oxygen. A. Reduction oj signal intensity in extruded commeal by water. Lower spectrum sample dried under vacuum. Schcdtd, unpublished B. Loss of hyperflne structure when spectral lines in Zn tetra-phenyl porphyrin are broadened by oxygen. Adapted with permission from (5), copyright Academic, 1976. Figure 11. ModiflcaHonofEPRsigfials by water and oxygen. A. Reduction oj signal intensity in extruded commeal by water. Lower spectrum sample dried under vacuum. Schcdtd, unpublished B. Loss of hyperflne structure when spectral lines in Zn tetra-phenyl porphyrin are broadened by oxygen. Adapted with permission from (5), copyright Academic, 1976.
Figure 25 Cyclic voltammograms at 0.2 V s" in pH 7.4 buffer in a sealed cell for (PDDA/P450cam)2 films on Au-MPS electrodes (a) solid line, under Ar (b) solid line, after passing 50 mL oxygen through the solutions (c) dashed line, solution saturated in styrene after passing 50 mL oxygen and (d) dashed line, bare Au electrode after passing 50 mL oxygen. (Adapted from Ref. 91 with permission. Copyright 1999 American Chemical Society.)... Figure 25 Cyclic voltammograms at 0.2 V s" in pH 7.4 buffer in a sealed cell for (PDDA/P450cam)2 films on Au-MPS electrodes (a) solid line, under Ar (b) solid line, after passing 50 mL oxygen through the solutions (c) dashed line, solution saturated in styrene after passing 50 mL oxygen and (d) dashed line, bare Au electrode after passing 50 mL oxygen. (Adapted from Ref. 91 with permission. Copyright 1999 American Chemical Society.)...
Figure 5.1. Oxidation of Graphon with molecular oxygen at 898 K. Variation of CO/CO2 partial pressure ratio with bum-off (wt%) of Graphon, using two initial pressures (Pa) of molecular oxygen (adapted from Phillips etai, 1970). Figure 5.1. Oxidation of Graphon with molecular oxygen at 898 K. Variation of CO/CO2 partial pressure ratio with bum-off (wt%) of Graphon, using two initial pressures (Pa) of molecular oxygen (adapted from Phillips etai, 1970).
Figure 7-52. TGA oxidation curves for SiC/Si3N4 composites in flowing oxygen. (Adapted from Bhatt, 1989.)... Figure 7-52. TGA oxidation curves for SiC/Si3N4 composites in flowing oxygen. (Adapted from Bhatt, 1989.)...
Fig. A.9 Gas phase photo electron spectrum of molecular oxygen adapted from [23]... Fig. A.9 Gas phase photo electron spectrum of molecular oxygen adapted from [23]...
Figure 6.1 X-ray absorption spectrum of a typical polymer containing carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen. Adapted from Ref [15]. Figure 6.1 X-ray absorption spectrum of a typical polymer containing carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen. Adapted from Ref [15].
Oxygen Adaption of Panometric or Teledyne oxygen analyzers... [Pg.846]

Fig. 3.3 Electrocatalytic action of poly(nile blue) for the reduction of oxygen, adapted from... Fig. 3.3 Electrocatalytic action of poly(nile blue) for the reduction of oxygen, adapted from...

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