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    Sonogashira Synthesis

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    activity of 1 in copper and phosphine free Sonogashira coupling reaction in water, we optimised the conditions for the reaction between p-Iodonitrobenzene and phenyl acetylene in absence of copper(I) salt. It was observed that at a temperature of 50°C (among 25°C, 50°C and 80°C) the bases used, piperidine and Et3N (among NaHCO3, Na2CO3, K2CO3, KOH, Et3N and piperidine) give high yield under aerobic conditions (Table 1). Secondly, parallel reaction between phenyl acetylene and p-Iodonitrobenzene…

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    Oligoetherol Synthesis

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    of equivalents of glycidol reacted with carbazole. Carbazole reacts with glycidol without catalyst. The process is exothermic and thus needs control of temperature. Reaction of carbazole with glycidol requires excess of glycidol, the best molar ratio is 1:7. When lower excess of glycidol is used, the carbazole precipitates from reaction mixture. This semiproduct obtained from carbazole and…

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    Iodoform Test

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    Iodoform, CHI3 is formed in methyl ketone, which gives yellow precipitate when there is a positive reaction. Iodoform test is performed in basic condition as the alpha proton is eliminated in basic condition. The elimination of the alpha proton causes the alpha carbon to be nucleophilic and allows it to attack iodine molecule. The presence of the iodine…

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    Phase Solubility Essay

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    Phase Solubility results The phase-solubility diagram (figure 1) obtained was classified as AL type(20) because the apparent solubility of ISH increased linearly with β-CD concentration over the entire concentration range studies, thereby suggesting the formation of a water soluble complex. A slope value of less than one indicated that an inclusion complex in a molar stoichiometric ratio of 1:1 was formed between the drug and β-CD in solution. The stability constant (718.58 M–1), computed from…

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    Most corrosion is an electrochemical reaction. Anything that affects the speed of the chemical reaction will in turn affect the amount of current flow, which will affect the rate of corrosion. The rate of corrosion is directly proportional to the amount of current in the electrochemical corrosion cell. If the current can be measured accurately, then an exact calculation of the metal loss can be made. 2.2.1 ELECTRICAL EFFECTS ON THE RATE OF CORROSION Any issue that have an effect on the…

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    reconstruction. Hence, understanding the mechanism of exchange and determination of rate of mineral-fluid exchange in foraminiferal calcite are critical for accurate estimation of the extent of post-formational alterations on carbonate-based proxies. The reaction rates estimated in most of the atom exchange experiments are under the basic assumption of homogeneous exchange at equilibrium (illustrated in the Appendix C, section C1) (e.g., Moller and…

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    microstructural characterizations on mechanical properties. The experimental investigations in the rest proposed tasks will be conducted using combinations of input variables within the feasible regions. 5.2. Task 2: Analyzing Ti and B exothermic reaction energy and its influences on characterizations in the molten pool. 5.2.1. Research question…

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    Enzymes

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    help catalyze numerous reactions in the body. They are an arrangement of proteins designed to serve very specific roles. Enzymes contain active sites that substrates bind to. The enzymes then help orient those substrates so they achieve ideal reaction conditions. As a result, substrates are broken down much faster than they would on their own (Lawless 2016). Due to the fact that so many different arrangements of proteins are possible, it’s no surprise that so many reactions in the body are all…

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    Arsenic Trioxide Problem

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    Part one Make a 3 list of chemical safety hazards? The three chemical safety hazards are: Poison Toxic Corrosive Reactive Environmental hazards 2. What is Amalgam? Amalgam is mixture of metals of mercury with another metal and other metal. Almost all metal can be an amalgam with a form of mercury. 3. If you had to train someone on how to separate the mercury from the amalgam, what training would they need? WHY? If I had to train someone on how to separate the mercury…

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    What is a chemist? A chemist is a scientist that studies, physical and chemical properties of different forms of matter. There are two profound chemist whose findings were crucial to today's understanding of chemistry. There names were Marie Curie and Dimitri Mendeleev, both chemist made significant impacts on modern day science and society. Dmitri Mendeleev is responsible for the creation of the periodic table, while Marie Curie is responsible for discovering radioactivity, which advanced the…

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