- carboxylate)). The pKa of a
boronic acid is ~9, but they can form
tetrahedral boronate complexes with pKa ~7. They are
occasionally used in the area of molecular...
-
framework scaffolds were
interconnected through the
formation of
boroxine and
boronate linkages, respectively,
using solvothermal synthetic methods.
Since Yaghi...
-
buffer with
higher salt concentrations.
Boronate affinity chromatography consists of
using boronic acid or
boronates to
elute and
quantify amounts of glycoproteins...
-
Diazonium compounds or
diazonium salts are a
group of
organic compounds sharing a
common functional group [R−N+≡N]X−
where R can be any
organic group,...
- RB(OH)2 Borono-
substituent boronic acid
Phenylboronic acid
Boronic ester Boronate RB(OR)2 O-[bis(alkoxy)alkylboronyl]-
substituent boronic acid di(substituent)...
-
capillary electrop****sis, or
boronate affinity chromatography.
Point of care (e.g., doctor's office)
devices use immuno****ay
boronate affinity chromatography...
- in
response to the
neutron bomb threat, is
cited as
having ****ed a
boronated polyethylene liner,
which has had its
neutron shielding properties simulated...
- have been
evaluated in any
animals larger than mice and rats,
except for
boronated porphyrin (BOPP) that also has been
evaluated in dogs. However, due to...
-
hydroxide to form the
corresponding boronate, this is
usually followed by a rate-limiting
reaction between boronate and
water (acting as the
proton source)...
- to be
easily worked in its pure form to make gl**** fibers. The
highly boronated gl****es used in fibergl**** are E-gl**** (named for "Electrical" use, but...
