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Chiral auxiliaries can serve as a chiral template, and the structural motif can be incorporated into an active pharmaceutical. Although the chemistry of the chiral unit can be exploited, this is not a true application of an auxiliary as the unit becomes part of the final molecule. [Pg.444]

Such equations make assumptions that the concentrations of the significant analytes are all known, and work well only if this is true. Application to mixtures where there are unknown interferents can result in serious estimation errors. [Pg.288]

Active control implies that the "paper on glass" documents are no longer static. Data may be collected automatically so that only a few of the data entries are manually entered, most of them are entered through automatic data capture, possibly with a border value check and some kind of compliance enforcement. This requires a certain level of integration with physical data equipment, such as control systems, instruments, bar code readers and so on, which may prevent common errors from manual data entry and additionally provide enforcement of basic quality requirements. Active control requires the paperless system to be a true application that actively assists the user s data entry with automatic data collection and possibly interfaces to other systems. [Pg.20]

Sot hyeaso = hyApp.simtilationcase. open (cur rant path XAnanonia Syntheais.HSC") hyeaaa.Activate hyeaaa.visible = True Application.DisplayAlert = False... [Pg.124]

It seems correct to affirm that true applications of novel materials to amperometric sensing date to the 1990s, and, further, to conclude that progress has been and still is rather slow. Huge steps forward have been made by material chemistry in the last decades, in the whole field of new conducting or semiconducting, both... [Pg.4]

On the face of it, PLS appears to offer a much superior approach to the construction of linear regression models than MLR or PCR (since the dependent variable is used to construct the latent variables) and for some data sets this is certainly true. Application of PLS to the charge-transfer data set described in the last section resulted in a PLS model containing only two dimensions which explained over 90 per cent of the variance in the substituent constant data. This compares very favourably with the two- and three-dimensional PCR equations (eqns 7.7 and 7.8) which explain 73 and 81 per cent of the variance respectively. Another advantage that is claimed for the PLS approach is its ability to handle redundant information in the independent variables. Since the latent variables are constructed so as to correlate with the dependent variable, redundancy in the form of colli-nearity and multicollinearity in the descriptor set should not interfere. This is demonstrated by fitting PLS models to the 31 variable and 11 variable parameter sets for the charge-transfer data. As shown in Table 7.7 the resulting PLS models account for very similar amounts of variance in k. [Pg.155]

The purpose of the preconcentrator column is again to remove part of the water in the fresh feed (assume the fresh feed composition is 50 mol% IPA to agree with a true application of a waste IPA stream in the semi-conductor industry). The distillate composition of this preconcentrator column will approach the azeotropic composition of IPA-water. This distillate stream is fed into a heterogeneous azeotropic column. With the aid of adding another component (cyclohexane) into the system through an OR stream, the bottom composition will approach a pure IPA composition and the column top vapor will approach the lowest temperature of the ternary system, which is the ternary azeotrope. Note that this column is operated inside the upper distillation region (see Fig. 8.12). [Pg.225]

While this method was originally reported in 2002, the true applicability in complex target synthesis has been limited by apparent difficulties resulting from cleavage of the amide residue and the lability of the newly generated benzylic alcohol. Therefore, it was anticipated that considerable effort would have to be invested in applying this approach for isochromanone synthesis. [Pg.197]


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