-
subject to
reductive dehalogenation under anaerobic conditions, and can be
debrominated by
organisms originally isolated for
their ability to
reductively dechlorinate...
-
converted to alkynes. In
related reactions, 1,2-dibromocompounds are
debrominated by zinc dust to give
alkenes and
geminal dihalides can
react with strong...
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Indigo (from a
vegetable source) is more
strongly reduced than the
debrominated indigo found in
snail tekhelet (****uming a blue-purple
rather than pure...
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PBDEs are less
acutely dangerous but
biotically and
photochemically debrominate to lower-brominated congeners.
PBDEs were
produced commercially via the...
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published concerning decaBDE debromination.
Common anaerobic soil
bacteria debrominated decaBDE and
octaBDE in a 2006 study. In 2006-2007 studies, metabolic...
- bioac****ulative, and toxic.
Reductive debromination could produce TBPH’s
debrominated analogue DEHP, a
common plasticizer. However, this has not been confirmed...
-
modified Hunsdiecker reaction to a
dibromide 7,
which is
reductively debrominated with
tributyltin hydride to
basketane (8) at a 11%
yield relative to...
-
mixture of 22
which is
hydrolyzed to
yield 23
which is
brominated and
debrominated to
yield totarol.
Totarol is
extracted by
supercritical extraction. The...
- 517, ISBN 978-3-13-181544-6 US
patent 5189229A, Robinson, John M., "
Debrominating dibromofluoromethane with
tributyltin hydride",
published 28 February...
- CH2Br18F
contains fluorine-18 (18F) and is used in radiochemistry.
Debrominating dibromofluoromethane with
tributyltin hydride G. ****li; C. Puzzarini;...
