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Step branching

They have not been re-fed to the fungus and they are indicated in Figure 3 as single step branches from GAq. [Pg.63]

Starch is bio synthesized in plant organelles. In leaf or transitory starch, the organelles are chloroplasts and in storage starch in seeds, tubers, stems, and roots, the organelles are amylo-plasts. The process of starch biosynthesis is divided, for convenience of discussion, into three steps (1) initiation, (2) elongation, and (3) termination, and for amylopectin, a fourth step, branching. [Pg.1456]

Substituted allylic alcohoh. The synthesis from esters by a two-step branching homologation process involves nucleophilic attack of an (alkoxysilyl)methylmagnesium chloride (2 equiv.) and oxidative desilylation. [Pg.154]

A final, interesting type of chain mechanism is the branching chain reaction. In this case one of the chain steps (branching) yields two active centers from the reaction of a single center ... [Pg.48]

CONVERGENT spreadsheet is defaulted to a plan having two 10-step branches. [Pg.111]

If during consecutive transformations there occurs steps branching by the buffer or parallel mechanisms. [Pg.1233]

These mechanisms should show distinctly different kinetics. Using the SSA on both pathways gives Eq. A for the associative mechanism and Eq. B for the dissociative mechanism. Eq. A predicts first order behavior in allyl chloride under all conditions with zero order behavior for pyridine. Interestingly, because chloride is used in both the forward and reverse steps branching from the inter-... [Pg.395]

The branching cycle involving the radicals FI, OFl and O in the Fl2 + O2 reaction involves the tliree elementary steps... [Pg.1094]

The reaction of trivalent carbocations with carbon monoxide giving acyl cations is the key step in the well-known and industrially used Koch-Haaf reaction of preparing branched carboxylic acids from al-kenes or alcohols. For example, in this way, isobutylene or tert-hutyi alcohol is converted into pivalic acid. In contrast, based on the superacidic activation of electrophiles leading the superelectrophiles (see Chapter 12), we found it possible to formylate isoalkanes to aldehydes, which subsequently rearrange to their corresponding branched ketones. [Pg.165]

Reforming (Section 2 16) Step in oil refining in which the pro portion of aromatic and branched chain hydrocarbons in petroleum is increased so as to improve the octane rating of gasoline... [Pg.1292]

A procedure involving only the wall area and based on the cylindrical pore model was put forward by Pierce in 1953. Though simple in principle, it entails numerous arithmetical steps the nature of which will be gathered from Table 3.3 this table is an extract from a fuller work sheet based on the Pierce method as slightly recast by Orr and DallaValle, and applied to the desorption branch of the isotherm of a particular porous silica. [Pg.136]

A method for calculating the dimensions of the cavities and narrow necks from the intrusion-extrusion curves has been proposed by Reverberi." " The method is essentially as follows the ascending curve (penetration) branch is measured in the usual way, but the descending curve is mapped out from a series of steps each step commences at the same maximum pressure, proceeds to a pre-determined minimum pressure which is different for... [Pg.184]

We noted above that the presence of monomer with a functionality greater than 2 results in branched polymer chains. This in turn produces a three-dimensional network of polymer under certain circumstances. The solubility and mechanical behavior of such materials depend critically on whether the extent of polymerization is above or below the threshold for the formation of this network. The threshold is described as the gel point, since the reaction mixture sets up or gels at this point. We have previously introduced the term thermosetting to describe these cross-linked polymeric materials. Because their mechanical properties are largely unaffected by temperature variations-in contrast to thermoplastic materials which become more fluid on heating-step-growth polymers that exceed the gel point are widely used as engineering materials. [Pg.314]

Chemical Interaction. Halogens and some phosphoms flame retardants act by chemical interaction. The flame retardant dissociates into radical species that compete with chain propagating and branching steps in the combustion process. [Pg.465]

One characteristic of chain reactions is that frequentiy some initiating process is required. In hydrocarbon oxidations radicals must be introduced and to be self-sustained, some source of radicals must be produced in a chain-branching step. Moreover, new radicals must be suppHed at a rate sufficient to replace those lost by chain termination. In hydrocarbon oxidation, this usually involves the hydroperoxide cycle (eqs. 1—5). [Pg.334]

Separation of Norma/ and Isoparaffins. The recovery of normal paraffins from mixed refinery streams was one of the first commercial appHcations of molecular sieves. Using Type 5A molecular sieve, the / -paraffins can be adsorbed and the branched and cycHc hydrocarbons rejected. During the adsorption step, the effluent contains isoparaffins. During the desorption step, the / -paraffins are recovered. Isothermal operation is typical. [Pg.457]

There are three commercial routes to ADN in use. The first method, direct hydrocyanation of 1,3-butadiene [106-99-0] has replaced an older process, cyanation via reaction of sodium cyanide with 1,4-dichlorobutane [110-56-5] owing to the lower cost and fewer waste products of the new process. During the initial steps of the direct hydrocyanation process, a mixture of two isomers is generated, but the branched isomer is readily converted to the linear 3-pentenenitrile [4635-87-4]. [Pg.232]


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Branching step-growth

Step 10 Creation of the second, third, and higher level branches

Steps 4—9 Creation of remaining central branches

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