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In order to activate the 1,2-diacylhydrazines towards cychzation, they were reacted with tosyl chloride (Scheme 8). While the reaction with tosyl chloride alone did not afford any of the desired product, and the cychzation in the presence of strong bases, although successful, posed the same problems of removal, excellent results were obtained in the presence of both tosyl chloride and a supported strong base, with polymer-bound BEMP giving better results than polymer-supported l,3,4,6,7,8-hexahydro-l-methyl-2H-... 

In the case of neutral systems the geometry corresponds to a bicapped tetrahedron or, in other words, to a tetrahedron which undergoes two nucleophilic coordinations. They have been observed [5] to be stable in solution. A careful H variable temperature NMR study shows that these compounds undergo an intramolecular isomerization which takes place without cleavage of Si-N bonds. The AGt of this so-called "Baylar Twist" isomerization has been estimated at between 12 and 18 kcal/mole depending on the substituents at the silicon. We can conclude that this work supports strongly hexacoordinated silicon structures as possible intermediates in the usual course of nucleophilic reactions at silicon. 

My idea that in bulk monomer and in some solutions the propagation is a unimolecular reaction is supported strongly by the way in which the DP depends on the monomer concentration. At low m, 1/DP increases rectilinearly with 1/m, as demanded by the conventional Mayo equation for bimolecular propagation but at high m, 1/DP increases rectilinearly with m, as is required for unimolecular propagation (see Section 5). 

Studies on the exchange of 1,1,3,3-tetramethylcyclohexane were claimed to support strongly the above mechanism (80) however, the... 

Platinum supported on carbon (Pt/C) was tested as solid catalysts in the oxidation of sucrose using molecular oxygen as oxidant (Scheme 10). The reaction was carried out in water and under atmospheric pressure. The support strongly influences the reaction and Pt/C was found more efficient than Pt/Alumina at 353 K. Over Pt/C, at a pH of 9, mono-, di-, and tricarboxylate derivatives were mainly obtained with a tricarboxylate yield of 35% [103]. 

Scheme 12 Selective esterification of sucrose over silica-supported strongly basic guanidine sites...

The Information provided by these models Is circumstantial In nature and the results from a single Interpretive approach at this stage of model evolution may be Insufficient to develop the level of confidence required to support strong action or clear decisions. The objective of source apportionment studies must be to build a strong enough bridge of circumstantial Information (Figure 3) to quantitatively relate a source to an Impact. Thus, the entire Information base must support and be Internally consistent with a study s conclusions to provide decision makers with confidence that their actions will result In Improved air quality. 

The essential role of the protein in this context is supported strongly by comparison with the structure of the apoplastocyanin, determined at 1.8 A resolution.914 The structures of apoplastocyanin and Cu-plastocyanin are very similar, showing that the irregular geomtry of the type 1 site is imposed upn the metal by the polypeptide. Only five residues in plastocyanin undergo... 

Despite worldwide trends toward severe environmental legislation, the use of such acids as HF and H2SO4 is still in effect because of their high activity at low temperature. But simultaneously a huge effort has been and is still currently underway to develop solid or supported strong acids, which are easier to handle and to recycle. This trend is reflected by the impressive number of patents, special issues, and reviews devoted to this subject.11-16... 

On the other hand, several proposals support strongly the idea that the excess electron transport has a significantly higher potential for the application in electronic devices on the molecular level. First of all, all base pairs (C-G and T-A) are involved as intermediate charge carriers during electron hopping (see Fig. 12.12). 

Measurements of the rate of formation of the Schiff base suggested that, indeed, two separate processes occur, with the metaphosphate-promoted process being much the faster. This conclusion was supported strongly by the observation that, with 2-trifluoromethylaniline, the difference in rates is so large that, for practical purposes, the only reaction that occurs is the one promoted by metaphosphate. 

As far as we know, this is the first report of a polymer-supported strong base catalyst with which recycling has been performed so successfully. These properties are very promising for a lot of other base-catalysed reactions some are currently under investigation in our Laboratory. 

For this study. Vidal-Madjar et al. [22—25[ used different immobilized anti-HSA polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies. The matrix for antibody immobilization is an HPLC silica (10 gm particle diameter and 6 nm mean porosity). The large antibody molecules are attached to the external surface of the particles, and this support behaves as a pellicular immunoadsorbent. The monoclonal antibodies used differ by their specificities toward several HSA fragments and by their affinities for HSA. This high affinity support strongly retains HSA when a phosphate-buffered saline eluent (pH = 7.4) is used. The regeneration of the immunoadsorbent was generally possible by desorbing the protein under acidic conditions. The column can then be reused several times. 

The oxidation of the alcohol was performed with supported perruthenate (8.48, Fig. 8.46) to produce clean aldehydes 8.91 after filtration. The Henry reaction was performed in the presence of a commercially available, supported strong base 8.92 and an excess of volatile nitroalkenes, giving clean nitroalcohols 8.93 after filtration and evaporation. The reaction mixtures from the trifluoroacetylation/elimina-tion steps were purified with commercially available amino PS resin 8.58 to scavenge the trifluoroacetates and with acidic ion-exchange resin 8.76 to remove the TEA-derived salts. Again, the nitrostyrenes 8.94 were obtained cleanly after filtration and evaporation. Cycloaddition with isocyanoacetate was promoted by the commercially available, supported guanidine base 8.95, while the subsequent N-alkylation of the pyrroles 8.96 was performed with an excess of halide in the presence of the commercially available, supported phosphazene 8.97. In this case, the excess halide was removed by treatment with supported 8.58, and filtra-... 

In conclusion, the data support strongly the existence of complex formation between acids and aromatics acting as bases. Since there is ample evidence that the proton of the acid is specifically involved in the interaction, it can properly be called a H bond. An important implication of the conclusion that the base B can be aromatic is that the base must be a good electron donor but not necessarily a highly electronegative group. Clearly, this conclusion must influence a discussion of the theory of H bond formation. 

The presence of O2 in the atmosphere-ocean system at 2.32 Ga is supported strongly by the presence of a large body of shallow-water hema-titic ironstone ore in the Timeball Hill Formation, South Africa (Beukes et al., 2002a,b). Apparently, the shallow oceans have been oxidized ever since. The deeper oceans may have continued in a reduced state at least until the disappearance of the Paleoproterozoic BIFs ca. 1.7 Ga. 

AdE3 occurs in buffered media, where the medium is not acidic enough to protonate the carbonyl and not basic enough to support strong nucleophiles. 

Since Life Cycle Studies are a rather complex issue, both efficiency and reliability of decision support strongly depend on specific experience gained in past work. It is strongly advised to benefit from experience gained in past studies. 

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