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Oxygen reactivity

Oxygen Reactivity. Silver is second only to gold as the element having the weakest interaction with oxygen, providing silver with its superior sparking and combustion resistance. Silver must be oxidized chemically or electrolyticaHy to form AggO. Thermodynamically, silver exists only in the... [Pg.82]

Entsch B, DP Ballou (1989) Purification, properties, and oxygen reactivity of /)-hydroxybenzoate hydroxylase from Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Biochim Biophys Acta 999 253-260. [Pg.138]

Rozanowska, M, Jarvis-Evans, J, Korytowski, W, Boulton, ME, Burke, JM, and Sarna, T, 1995. Blue light-induced reactivity of retinal age pigment. In vitro generation of oxygen-reactive species. J Biol Chem 270, 18825-18830. [Pg.350]

Different mechanisms to explain the disinfection ability of photocatalysts have been proposed [136]. One of the first studies of Escherichia coli inactivation by photocatalytic Ti02 action suggested the lipid peroxidation reaction as the mechanism of bacterial death [137]. A recent study indicated that both degradation of formaldehyde and inactivation of E. coli depended on the amount of reactive oxygen species formed under irradiation [138]. The action with which viruses and bacteria are inactivated by Ti02 photocatalysts seems to involve various species, namely free hydroxyl radicals in the bulk solution for the former and free and surface-bound hydroxyl radicals and other oxygen reactive species for the latter [139]. Different factors were taken into account in a study of E. coli inactivation in addition to the presence of the photocatalyst treatment with H202, which enhanced the inactivation... [Pg.106]

Oxygen radicals, 9 371 Oxygen reactive ion etch (RIE) conditions, 45 188... [Pg.665]

OXYGEN REACTIVE ION ETCHING (RIE) OF NOVOLAC-SILOXANE BLOCK COPOLYMERS... [Pg.169]

From these observations, a photooxidative scheme has been developed in which a hydrophobic resist becomes hydrophilic upon oxidation induced by deep UV (248 and 193 nm) radiation. Subsequent treatment with TiCLi followed by oxygen reactive ion etching then affords high-resolution, negative-tone patterns. Studies are currently underway to minimize the line edge roughness and background residue present in such patterns. [Pg.189]

Quantitative Analysis of a Laser Interferometer Waveform Obtained During Oxygen Reactive-Ion Etching of Thin Polymer Films... [Pg.234]

Two general types of multilayer process may be distinguished, depending on whether they use oxygen reactive ion etching (RIE) (4) or optical exposure (5-11) to transfer the pattern into the resist. Optical pattern transfer may suffer from some limitation due to substrate reflections, but has an advantage in the simplicity of the equipment compared to RIE. [Pg.333]

Figure 13 Schematic representation of the bilevel resist process employing an oxygen reactive ion etching pattern transfer technique. Figure 13 Schematic representation of the bilevel resist process employing an oxygen reactive ion etching pattern transfer technique.
The oxygen reactivity of flavohydroquinone bound to apoflavoprotein dehydrogenases can vary considerably from fast (flavodoxins), moderate (xanthine oxidase) to nil (succinate dehydrogenase) Most, but not all, flavoprotein dehydrogenases contain one or more types of metal prosthetic groups, e.g. xanthine oxidase contains also Fe and Mo. Since these metal ions are involved in electron flux, their possible participation in the reaction with O2 cannot be excluded. Much evidence, however, indicates that the flavin is involved in the one-electron reduction of Oj, as shown in Equation (5). [Pg.96]


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