- as
cosolvents in
water (often less than 5% by volume) to
dissolve hydrophobic molecules during extraction, screening, and formulation.
Cosolvents find...
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Several forms of
biochemistry are
agreed to be
scientifically viable but are not
proven to
exist at this time. The
kinds of
living organisms currently...
-
allows fuel
producers to
blend up to 3% methanol, with an
equal amount of
cosolvent, with
gasoline sold in Europe. In 2019, it is
estimated that
China used...
-
release agents were
primary drivers in the
development of
cosolvent mold release.
Cosolvent based release agents combine the
benefits of a
solvent based...
- IA,
Dubrovina NV, Börner A (2007). "Fluorinated
Alcohols as Solvents,
Cosolvents and
Additives in
Homogeneous Catalysis".
Synthesis (Review). 2007 (19):...
- such as
ethylene glycol,
dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), salts, zwitterions,
cosolvents, acids, alcohols, phenol,
geminal diols and
amphiphilic fluoro-compounds...
-
processes that use
zeotropic mixtures include cosolvent processes and
bisolvent processes. In a
cosolvent system, two
miscible fluids with
different boiling...
- C4H10 + RLi The
kinetic basicity of n-BuLi is
affected by the
solvent or
cosolvent.
Ligands that
complex Li+ such as
tetrahydrofuran (THF), tetramethylethylenediamine...
- doi:10.1006/jmbi.2001.4819. PMID 11502004. Su,
Zhaoqian (2017).
Roles of
cosolvents on
protein stability. OCLC 1245504372. {{cite book}}: |work=
ignored (help)...
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describes the
binding of the
cosolvent over the solvent. This is in a
system that is open to both the
solvent and
cosolvent. Consequently, preferential...
