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Pyrophosphoric acid constitution

This view is supported by A. D. Mitchell s observations on the action of water on phosphorus trichloride (q.v.), and by 0. Stelling s observations on the K-absorption X-ray spectrum. A. Rosenheim and A. Italiener found that the depression of the f.p., and the elevation of the b.p. of aq. soln. agree with the assumption that phosphorus acid has the constitution H4(P206H2) in complete analogy with H4(P207) for pyrophosphoric acid. There is thus a complete set of ions ... [Pg.904]

Constitution.—The formulae must, on account of the properties of pyrophosphoric acid and its relation to orthophosphoric acid, show the phosphorus atoms as saturated. This can be done either by the electronic formulae or by those containing quinquevalent phosphorus, since as already shown the two kinds of formulae are interchangeable. The molecule may be (1) symmetrical or (2) unsymmetrical —... [Pg.173]

This acid appears to be the glacial phosphoric acid, which had been hastily assumed by recent writers upon this subject to be the pyrophosphoric acid, but is totally different. I shall take the liberty to designate provisionally the acid of the fused biphosphate of soda, the Metaphosphoric acid, from an hypothesis of its constitution to be immediately explained and the fused salt itself, the Metaphosphate of soda. [Pg.273]

As mentioned earlier, terpenoids are built from IPP, which is synthesized by all living things from carbohydrates. The initiator, DMAPP, is synthesized from IPP by the isomerase enzyme. Then one unit of IPP adds to the DMAPP, catalyzed by the trans-prenyl transferase enzyme. It is important to note that this reaction requires metaP cofactors to allow the activation and breakage of the pyrophosphate end group and the insertion of an additional IPP unit. This step constitutes the elementary step of initiation, and yields geranyl pyrophosphate (GPP), with the release of a pyrophosphoric acid, HOPP (Figure 4.9). [Pg.100]


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