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Creator:: Mahiou, Belaid
Abstract:: The relative rates of hydrogen atom abstraction from a series of 13 homoaryl and heteroarylmethanes by t-butoxy radical were determined at 70°C. The attacking radical was photochemically generated from di-t-butyl peroxide. A relatively small range of relative rates (factor of seven) has been found among the compounds studied. The relative...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: described by Gatterman and Kaiser (53). Details on preparation and purification of compounds are found in

Creator:: Isaacson, Carl W.
Abstract:: To determine the impact of emerging environmental contaminants on human and environmental health, quantitative analytical methods are required. Analysis of emerging contaminants is hampered by their widely varying physical-chemical properties. Therefore quantitative analytical methods must be developed to determine the behavior of emerging contaminants in environmental systems. A quantitative analytical...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Chang, Yoon-seok
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: , W. Chemosphere 1986, 10, 381. 9. Mazer, T.; Hileman, F.; Noble, R.W.; Brooks, J.J. Anal. Chem. 1983

Creator:: Mahiou, Belaid
Abstract:: The relative rates of hydrogen atom abstraction from a series of 13 homoaryl and heteroarylmethanes by the nucleophilic undecyl radical, thermally generated from lauroyl peroxide, were determined at 70 °C. A reactivity range of 15 was obtained. Substantial differences in reactivity among isomers were found. The relative reactivities of the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Alghamdi, Maha
Abstract:: In this dissertation, I describe the experimental investigation of large superfluid helium droplets. The goal and direction of this thesis is to facilitate the use of these droplets as part of our project ss-EDI. The overall scheme of ss-EDI is to dope proteins inside helium droplets and collect a diffraction...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Khoshbakht, Mahsa
Abstract:: Chalaniline A, an unusual xanthone-like aminofulvene with modest cytotoxicity, and chalaniline B [1-anilino-2,8-dihydroxy-3-(hydroxymethyl)xanthone], an antibacterial aminoxanthone, were previously isolated by Loesgen and coworkers from vorinostat-treated Chalara sp. 6661. Of note, the anilino moiety found within both chalaniline structures originates from biotransformation of the HDAC inhibitor vorinostat (SAHA, suberanilohydroxamic acid) by...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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