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SYMMETRIC PRODUCTS, SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS AND VERTEX OPERATORS... 

Basis Product, symmetric similarity score, asymmetric similarity score, lead hopping. 

Proteins in homogenized dairy products Symmetrical Separation of whey proteins from fat globules fractionation of whey proteins and casein micelles effect of carrier ionic strength, cross-flow rate, pH, and membrane type on retention and size distribution of micelles [M. A. Jussila, G. Yohannes, and M.-L. Riekkola, J. Microcol. Separ. 9 601-609 (1997)]... 

Homometathesis products (symmetrical olefin and ethylene) are obtained with the help of a active centers. In distinction to h, they cannot form cyclic structures, thus they do not... 

To develop the concepts related to understanding all pericyclic reactions, we will study two prototype reactions, shown in Eqs. 15.1 and 15.2. Both are cycloadditions, reactions in which two (or more) molecules combine to make a new ring system. We will develop the nomenclature more fully below, but for now it is convenient to refer to the dimerization of ethylene to give cyclobutane as a [2-1-2] cycloaddition, and the combination of butadiene and ethylene to give cyclohexene as a 4-l-2] cycloaddition. We assume a pericyclic transition state, and that the two partners approach each other in a symmetrical fashion, forming a symmetrical cyclic transition state, and then go on to product. "Symmetrical" means that the trajectory for approach of the reactants and the geometry of the transition state have a particular symmetry element, such as a o plane, C axis, S axis, etc. We will refer to this symmetry element in many of the theoretical models used to analyze pericyclic reactions. 

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