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The diffusion coefficients and molecular weight of gelatin

Creator:

Klemm, Karl

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Dissertation
Electronic and relativistic contributions to ion-pairing in polyoxometalate model systems

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Sures, Dylan J., Serapian, Stefano A., Kozma, Károly, Molina, Pedro I., Bo, Carles, and Nyman, May

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Ion pairs and solubility related to ion-pairing in water influence many processes in nature and in synthesis including efficient drug delivery, contaminant transport in the environment, and self-assembly of materials in water. Ion pairs are difficult to observe spectroscopically because they generally do not persist unless extreme solution conditions are...

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Article

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correspond to the van der Waals radii derived by Klamt.59,60 For Cs, a value of 3.205 Å was used. A data set
Probing Aqueous Ion-Pairing and Speciation of Group V Polyoxometalates

Creator:

Sures, Dylan J.

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Polyoxometalates are discrete anionic oxo clusters of the Group V and VI transition metals that can be conceptualized as molecular metal oxides. Because they are pairable with any alkali cation, a great deal of fundamental chemistry can be gleaned from their study, including solubility trends and insight into cation binding...

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Dissertation
A Pyrone Diels–Alder Approach to Substituted Indoles and Carbazoles and the Synthesis of New Ropinirole Analogues

Creator:

Points, Gary L., III

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Aromatic heterocycles are core structural motifs in natural products, pharmaceuticals and biological polymers. Indoles, in particular, represent a significant subclass of aromatic heterocycles, both in terms of sheer numbers, but also in biological and pharmaceutical relevance. As such, new methodologies for the synthesis of indoles represent an important and continually...

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Dissertation

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, 2011. 2 Fischer, E.; Jourdan, F.; Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft. 1883, 16, 2241