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Pd formation

The same group also proposed a reaction scheme and a mathematical model that describe the rates of HPA consumption, PD formation as well as the formation of acrolein (Ac). The model is as follows... [Pg.103]

Formic acid is formed by the reaction of H2 and CO catalyzed by the dppe complex of Pd[96], In alcohol, alkyl formates are obtained[97]. DMF is obtained by the reaction of C02 (40 atm) and Me2NH under a high pressure of H2 (80 atm) in the presence of a base in methyl Cellosolve[98], The formate formation is explained by the insertion of C02 into a Pd—H bond to form Pd-formate species. Tetraethylurea (110) and diethylformamide (111) are obtained by the reaction of Et2NH and C02[99]. [Pg.277]

There is a common mechanistic feature in the direct ozonation of various N,N -disubstituted 1,4-PD Formation or accumulation of any simple BQDI, BQMI or BQ derivatives was not observed (12, 24, 40), although BQDI themselves were proven to be ozone resistant Tl8T7 But it has been evidenced in experiments aimed to clarify aspects of the chain-relinking theory that IPPD and DPPD are oxidized by 1-hexadecane ozonide in the presence of aliphatic carboxylic acids (39) to corresponding BQDI (aliphatic acids which catalyze the reaction may arise either during oxidation of rubber or are used as rubber compounding ingredients). The basicity of PD and stability of BQDI play an important role. [Pg.169]

PDs formation observed in as-grown GaN/PSC samples is related to deformation faulting within GaN films. Important is that deformation-related faulting in solids is known to contribute significantly to the XRD RC broadening [62-64]. This easily explains the above-mentioned illusory contradiction between the XRD and TEM data. [Pg.203]

The formation of (0001) PDs, which were organized in superlatticelike stricture, was observed only in the GaN films grown on PSC substrates. The PD formation seems to be a major factor in TD density reduction in the films. [Pg.204]

The formation of the carboxylated product is thought to be due to the nature of the methyl carbonate leaving group. The byproduct of the TMM Pd formation is trimethylsilyl methyl carbonate which can decompose to trimethylsilyl methyl ether and carbon dioxide. Incorporation of the carboxylate into the TMM unit is then achieved via coordination of carbon dioxide to palladium. The resultant trimethylsilyl ester functionality in the product is hydrolyzed during hydrolytic work up to the free acid. [Pg.817]

Nevertheless it is encouraging that in an appreciable number of cases a fair correlation can be demonstrated, as is shown in Fig. 28. Here the temperature at which the total reaction rate amounts to 1.6 x 1014 molecules/cm2 sec, (Tr), is plotted versus the temperature of decomposition of the bulk formates (Td). It is clear that the equal-rate temperatures of the various catalysts are related to the decomposition temperatures of the corresponding bulk formates. The decomposition temperatures of Au, Pt, and Pd formates are not known, these compounds being unstable at room temperature. In accordance with the general picture, the Tr values on these metals are far below those observed on Ag, Ni, and Cu. [Pg.106]

When sodium formate is used as a terminating agent, hydrogenolysis of aryl-palladium occurs [10]. Reaction of iodobenzene, n-propyl bromide, and sodium formate afforded 1,3-di-n-propylbenzene (35) in 78% yield. In this case, the 2,6-di-n-propylphenylpalladium 30 was hydrogenolyzed with sodium formate, and 35 was obtained via Pd formate 33 and hydridopalladium 34. This is not only very interesting, but also useful, because meta dialkylation of benzene can be achieved in this way, which is difficult to carry out by conventional methods. [Pg.414]

Mn. This second class of system is able to create new surface active sites for reaction or to block Pd sites which are present in the unmodified Pd system, having an important catalytic effect mostly through altering the temperature onset of metallic Pd formation. [Pg.511]

By-products During fed-batch fermentation of 1,3-PD by K. pneumoniae, sequential synthesis of products are exhibited, including the target product (1,3-PD) and some valuable by-products, such as 2,3-BD, succinate, lactate, ethanol, hydrogen, and 3-HPA. The dominate flux distribution showed that the metabolic flux was shifted from acetate formation to 1,3-PD formation in early exponential growth... [Pg.300]

PD production appears to be unfavorable. Genetic modification of microorganisms is needed to suppress the repression of 1,3-PD formation(Biebl et al., 1999 Cameron et al., 1998). In a patent application, Haynie and Wagner (1997) described the conversion of glucose to 1,3-PD in mixed or linked fermentation by yeast and K. pneumoniae, C. freundii, or recombinant E. coli. Moderate yields and a maximum... [Pg.313]

M. Green and R. P. Hughes, J.C.S. Dalton, 1976, 1880. Ring opening of methylene cyclopropanes by Pd formation of j -but-3-enyl complexes. [Pg.385]


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