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Reaction pocket

In the b positional state, The Rieske cluster can interact with quinone bound in the reaction pocket, but the distance to heme Ci is too large (>30 A) to allow fast electron transfer. [Pg.148]

The transesterification reaction can be attributed to the perturbation of the ester carbonyl group in the [CDc/o5e< -substrate] complex. The possibility of this side reaction was predicted by earlier quantum-chemical calculations [18]. These results indicated that the reaction pocket in methyl pyruvate for the nucleophilic attack is situated between the two carbonyl groups, i.e. both carbonyl groups can be perturbed by a nucleophile provided both carbonyl groups have the right "directionality". However, the right "directionality" for both carbonyl groups can be obtained if they are in syn position. [Pg.247]

The reaction mechanism for the heterogeneous and homogeneous acid-catalysed esterification were reported to be similar (17). However, there is a major difference concerning the snrface hydrophobicity. Reaction pockets are created inside a hydrophobic environment, where the fatty acid molecules can be absorbed and react further. Water molecules are unlikely to be absorbed on sites enclosed in hydrophobic areas. [Pg.295]

Figure 3.17 Schematic drawing and 3D structure of Ni[P(Ph)3]4, also showing the reaction pocket created by the dissociation of one of the triphenylphosphine ligands. Figure 3.17 Schematic drawing and 3D structure of Ni[P(Ph)3]4, also showing the reaction pocket created by the dissociation of one of the triphenylphosphine ligands.
Cyclodextrins provide a hydrophobic micromedium in an aqueous phase. This characteristic is analogous to the reaction pockets of enzymes. Enzymes provide size-selective hydrophobic cavities and catalyze the reactions of bound substrates. As one might therefore expect, artificial enzymes based on cy-... [Pg.22]

Leaving the reaction pocket by the products, because they do not have enough space in the pocket (Fig. 13.23b3). [Pg.876]

Based on the concept of monosubstitution of the NHC backbone, complex 19 was developed in 2011 by the same group (Scheme 3.7) [26]. This special architecture allows the creation of a rigid reaction pocket, which has a significant impact on enantioselectivity. Hence, this new catalyst was Investigated m AROCM metathesis showing very good results in terms of reactivity and enantioselectivity. However, the E/Z selectivity was only moderate. [Pg.68]


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