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Oxygen fragment

Evaluation problems The peak at atomic number 16 may, for example, be due to oxygen fragments resulting from Oj, HjO, COj and CO the peak at atomic number 28 from contributions by Nj as well as by CO and CO as a fragment of COj the peak at atomic number 20 could result from singly ionized Ne and double-ionized Ar. [Pg.106]

For the second phase of reaction, the dehydrogenation, the presence of oxygen or oxygenated fragments can have a major effect. Reactions such as... [Pg.53]

In the mass spectrum of palustrine (73), the side chain is the first fragment to be eliminated by a cleavage from the molecular ion (M = 309), after which by a McLafFerty rearrangement, one of the H atoms attached to C-2 appears at the lactam oxygen fragment ion, m/z 250. From this the position... [Pg.110]

A British scientist Sydney Chapman suggested the basic ideas of stratospheric ozone in the 1930s, which have become known as the Chapman cycle. Short wavelength UV hv) can dissociate molecular oxygen and the atomic oxygen fragments produced react with oxygen molecules to make ozone. [Pg.58]

Note that in polyoxygenated systems a given centre may be both and P, depending on which 1,3-di-oxygenated fragment is under consideration. [Pg.47]

This is one of the rare cases of spontaneous generation of a peroxide bond from oxygen fragments. The structure of 35 is confirmed by IR and NMR spectra. The F19-NMR spectrum shows that the compound exists mainly in the tram form. The cis compound is less stable than the trans isomer, more than 50% of the cis isomer having decomposed within 3 days, whereas the tram isomer had not decomposed. The decomposition of 35 yields difluorocarbene. [Pg.175]

S.2,2.3. Eliminations Involving Other Oxygen Fragmentation 5.2.2.3.I. Elimination of Carboxylate... [Pg.1482]

Finally, polyphenol oxidases may absorb stray electrons from ROS oxygen fragments, reducing the burning irritation from the oxygen blown in the air. [Pg.179]


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