- and an
organyl group. In most
ionic perchlorates, the
cation is non-coordinating. The
majority of
ionic perchlorates are
commercially produced salts commonly...
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environmental impacts of
perchlorates because of its
ability to
disrupt iodide uptake and metabolism. Pot****ium
perchlorate Wadsworth, Jennifer; ****ell...
- is
eliminated rapidly after ingestion. However,
chronic exposure to
perchlorates, even in low concentrations, has been
shown to
cause various thyroid...
- Pot****ium
perchlorate is the
inorganic salt with the
chemical formula KClO4. Like
other perchlorates, this salt is a
strong oxidizer when the
solid is...
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Perchlorate reductase is an
enzyme that
catalyzes the
chemical reactions: ClO4− + 2 AH2 ⇌ {\displaystyle \rightleftharpoons } ClO2− + 2 A + 2 H2O and...
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discovered the first-known
instance of a
habitat containing perchlorates and
perchlorates-reducing
bacteria in an
analog environment: a
paleolake in Pilot...
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Retrieved 2023-11-02. Schilt,
Alfred A. (1979).
Perchloric acid and
perchlorates. The G.
Frederick Smith Chemical Company. p. 1.
Helmut Vogt, Jan Balej...
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Perchlorates often give
explosive mixtures with
organic compounds,
finely divided metals, sulfur, and
other reducing agents. "Lithium
perchlorate"....
- G.
Frederick (March 1927). "Anhydrous
Barium Perchlorate and
Mixed Alkaline-Earth
Metal Perchlorates as
Dehydrating Reagents1".
Industrial & Engineering...
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laboratory as a
perchlorating agent.
Although it has been
investigated as a
potential rocket propellant, it has not been commercialized. "
Perchlorates: A Review...
