- (CH3)3C−COOH Alkyl, benzyl, vinyl, aryl, and
allyl halides can also be
carbonylated in the
presence carbon monoxide and
suitable catalysts such as manganese...
- contact,
inhalation or ingestion, in part
because of
their ability to
carbonylate hemoglobin to give carboxyhemoglobin,
which prevents the
binding of oxygen...
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Carbonylated Iron-Sulfur
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-
hydroformylation catalyst. It was
found that the
complex would quickly carbonylate and that the
catalytic activity of the
resulting material was enhanced...
- as a
reagent and can
therefore be
classified as a carbonylation. The
carbonylated product is
converted to a
carboxylic acid, so in this
respect the Koch...
-
formaldehyde gives the
thiazolidine thioproline. With
phosgene and
related carbonylating agents,
cysteine gives procysteine.
Cysteine forms a
variety of coordination...
- compound.
Reactions of Ni(CO)4 with
alkyl and aryl
halides often result in
carbonylated organic products.
Vinylic halides, such as PhCH=CHBr, are
converted to...
-
analysis of a
series of
electron deficient,
monomeric thallium iron
carbonylate isostructural and
isolobal to
diiron nonacarbonyl".
Journal of Organometallic...
-
Madian AG,
Regnier FE (August 6, 2010). "Proteomic
Identification of
Carbonylated Proteins and
Their Oxidation Sites".
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Proteome Research. 9...
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