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State promotion

For much of their history, electric utilities in the United States promoted new uses of power in order to increase their sales and thus their profits. However, during the 1970s, the dramatic rise in world oil prices and growing concern about the environmental impacts of electricity generation (especially... [Pg.320]

Interest is mounting in this state, promoted once again by its possible implication in biological systems. Galactose oxidase, for example, is a copper enzyme which catalyses the oxidation of galactose to the corresponding aldehyde. The tervalent oxidation state may be prepared from Cu(II) by chemical, anodic and radical oxidation. Cu(III) complexes of peptides and macrocycles have been most studied, particularly from a mechanistic viewpoint. The oxidation of I" by Cu(III)-deprotonated peptide complexes and by imine-oxime complexes have a similar rate law... [Pg.418]

Innovation is also driven by state-promoted R D programmes. An emphatic reorientation of research support in accordance with guiding principles such as intrinsic safety of products , chemicals of low spatial range or sustainable chemistry may create an impetus for innovation efforts in the industry. [Pg.140]

The European Union (EU) and its Member States promote responsible research in order to help society draw the maximum benefit from scientific inquiry and in order to protect the rights of citizens, researchers, and other members of society (EU 2007). All EU-funded research activities must comply with an ethical code according to Article 3 of the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6, 2002-2006) that states All the research activities carried out under FP6 must be carried out in compliance with fundamental ethical principles. No further guidance specifically directed toward the use of human data in the risk assessment of chemical substances is provided. [Pg.52]

Group IIB elements bond energies of, 11 316 heats of atomization, 11 313 ionization potentials, 11 310, 311 valence state promotion energies, 11 311, 312... [Pg.117]

Correct answer = B. The increased insulin and decreased glucagon levels characteristic of the fed state promote the synthesis of fructose 2,6-bisphosphate. Most covalently modified enzymes are in the dephosphorylated state and are active. Acetyl CoA is not elevated in the fed state. The transport of glucose in the liver is not insulin sensitive. Synthesis of glucokinase is enhanced in the fed state. [Pg.334]

The reaction is not affected by triplet scavengers such as oxygen and naphthalene, indicating that the singlet state promotes the ionic reaction. Similarly, Fries rearrangement is photosensitized. [Pg.324]

Secondary atomic properties as those, which require, in addition to the experimentally determined quantities for the free atoms, theoretical concepts of the quantum mechanical characerisation of the electronic structure of the atoms. These are orbitals, the shell structure of atoms with emphasis of the valence shell as well as concepts like hybridisation, the definition of the valence state and the valence state promotion energy in its relation to the spectroscopic term values of the free atoms. [Pg.192]

Using the definitions of the orbital electronegativity presented in eqs. (3.5, 4.10 and 4.11) together with the latest experimental values for the ionisation potentials, electron affinities and term values for the atoms, an extensive reevaluation of the atomic valence state promotion energies and electronegativities has been carried out[28-30]. The results obtained are presented in Chart 1 and in more detail in Table 1. [Pg.199]

Stability Increase oxidation potential (e.g., electron-withdrawing substituents, Pd + or In + complexes) Low-energy charge transfer states promote radiationless transitions... [Pg.228]


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