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Y stabilization

The bond between the bridgehead carbons of bicyclo[1.1.0]butanes can be either normal or inverted [35]. The normal bond is stabilized by the high s-character (Scheme 16a). In this case, the hybrids on the bridgeheads Y have low s-character for the bridging Y-X bonds. Electronegative atoms X or substituents R at Y stabilize... [Pg.277]

Whereas the larger rare-earth ions form the perovskites LnFeOs, the smaller ions (Ln = Ho-Lu, Y) stabilize a series of structures Lni+ Fe2+n04+3 containing the Ln " " ion in an octahedral site and the iron in trigonal bipyramidal sites. The end member, LnFe204, contains rare-earth basal planes alternating with a double-layer of edge-shared iron sites, see Fig. The other members of the series incorporate intergrowths of a similar... [Pg.64]

Cubic fluorite-structure (Fm3m) zirconia-based solid solution, (Zr,ACT,REE)02 x, exhibi ts significant compositional flexibility to incorporate high concentrations of Pu, neutron absorbers, and impurities contained in Pu-bearing wastes (Gong et al. 1999). The phase has excellent radiation stability. No amorphization was observed under ion irradiation at room temperature to a dose corresponding to 200 dpa, and at 20 K to a dose of 25 dpa. Irradiation with I+ and Sr+ up to 300 dpa produced defect clusters in Y-stabilized zirconia, but did not cause amorphization. Amorphization... [Pg.47]

Fig. 7. Cartoon illustrating the x and y stability regions in a quadrupole mass filter. Fig. 7. Cartoon illustrating the x and y stability regions in a quadrupole mass filter.
Figure 9 Relationship between tan 6 stability S, and E /y stability 5e for chemically treated wood. See legend to Fig. 2 for abbreviations. Figure 9 Relationship between tan 6 stability S, and E /y stability 5e for chemically treated wood. See legend to Fig. 2 for abbreviations.
Matsuda Y, Minamida Y. Stability of solid dosage forms. II Coloration and photolytic degradation of sulfisomidine tablets by exaggerated ultraviolet irradiation. Chem Pharm Bull 1976 24(9) 2229-2236. [Pg.45]

T eraoka R, Matsuda Y. Stabilization-oriented preformulation study of photo labile mena-tetrenone (vitamin K2). Int J Pharm 1993 93 85-90. [Pg.98]

Reactions with neutrons are used to produce nuclides on the right-hand side of the line of y stability, i.e. nuclides exhibiting decay. [Pg.130]

Functional group X activates reactant 1 Functional group Y stabilizes reaction transition state... [Pg.498]

Nirasawa, H. Kawachi, T. Ogawa, T. Hori, M. Tomimatsu, N. Nakagawa, K. Ohzu, H. Yamazaki, Y. Stabilized matrix for molten carbonate fuel cell. 31st Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, Washington, DC, Aug 11-16, 1996 1132-1137. [Pg.1764]

Y stabilized ZrOT SY 5.2 from Z-Tech 10 mol dm" NaNOj room acousto 6.65 204... [Pg.195]

Uchikoshi, T, Hisashige, T, and Sakka, Y, Stabilization of yttria aqueous suspension with polyelhylenimine and electrophoretic deposition, 7. Ceram. Soc.Jpn, 110, 840. 2002. [Pg.1007]

Karel, M., Anglea, S., Buera, R, Karmas, R., Levi, G., and Roos, Y. Stability related transitions of amorphous foods, Thermochim. Acta, 246, 249, 1994. [Pg.694]

Seto Y. Stability and spontaneous production of blood cyanide during heating. J Forensic Sci, 1996 41 465-468. [Pg.547]

Kodera,Y., Sekine, T., Yasokochi, T., Kiriu, Yoshihiro, Hiroto, Misao, Matsnshima, A., Inada, Y., Stabilization of L-Aspariginase modified with comb shaped poly(ethylene glycol) derivatives, in Vivo and in Vitro, Bioconjugate Chem., 1994 5 283-286. [Pg.401]


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