- substance.
Examples include the
Collins reagent, Fenton's
reagent, and
Grignard reagents. In
analytical chemistry, a
reagent is a
compound or
mixture used to...
-
destroy the
reagent by
protonolysis or oxidation, are excluded.
Although the
reagents still need to be dry,
ultrasound can
allow Grignard reagents to form...
-
organometallic chemistry,
organolithium reagents are
chemical compounds that
contain carbon–lithium (C–Li) bonds.
These reagents are
important in
organic synthesis...
-
product formed is
limited by this
reagent,
since the
reaction cannot continue without it. If one or more
other reagents are
present in
excess of the quantities...
- Taber’s
reagent allows this
reaction to
occur under ambient conditions, at a
large scale, and at a
lower cost
relative to
similar reagents. The
reagent was...
-
Freeman (2001). "Dipyridine Chromium(VI) Oxide". e-EROS
Encyclopedia of
Reagents for
Organic Synthesis. doi:10.1002/047084289X.rd452m. ISBN 0471936235....
- H2O.
Dextrose equivalent Other oxidizing reagents Fehling's
solution Tollens'
reagent Other reducing reagents Jones reductor Walden reductor Robert D....
- Ellerd,
Michael G.; Favaloro,
Frank G. Jr. (2005). Name
Reactions and
Reagents in
Organic Synthesis (2nd ed.). John
Wiley & Sons. ISBN 978-0471228547...
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Reagent bottles, also
known as
media bottles or
graduated bottles, are
containers made of gl****, plastic,
borosilicate or
related substances, and topped...
- Keller's
reagent can
refer to two
different reagents: Keller's
reagent (metallurgy), used to etch
aluminum alloys Keller's
reagent (organic), used to...
