-
formulas given refer to
hypothetical forms in
which amino groups are
unprotonated and
carboxyl groups are undissociated. This
convention is
useful to avoid...
- B. C.; Watson, C. (September 2021). "Characterization of
Total and
Unprotonated (Free)
Nicotine Content of
Nicotine Pouch Products".
Nicotine & Tobacco...
- supplement. In the body,
caprylic acid
would be
found as octanoate, or
unprotonated caprylic acid. Some
studies have
shown that medium-chain triglycerides...
-
approximately 16), the
equilibrium of
protonation lies on the side of the
unprotonated ether and
cleavage is
usually very slow at room temperature.
Ethers can...
-
activity is also more
rapid at an
alkaline pH,
which suggests that the
unprotonated form may be more active. As a neurotoxin, it
affects the
nervous system...
-
protonated (ionized) and
unprotonated (unionized)
forms of the
molecule exist in
equimolar amounts, but only the
unprotonated base
diffuses readily across...
-
indicators and by
measuring the
concentrations of the
protonated and
unprotonated forms with UV-visible spectroscopy.
Other spectroscopic methods, such...
-
emergence of a
species that
absorbs light around 595 nm,
indicative of the
unprotonated form This dye
creates strong noncovalent bonds with the proteins, via...
- four N-terminal
histidine residues. At pH 8, it can be seen that the
unprotonated histidine residues are
involved in a
network of
hydrogen bonds at the...
-
where one end of the
polyoxide chain is
protonated and the
other is an
unprotonated radical:
Hydroxyl (HO•)
Hydroperoxyl (HOO•), the
protonated form of superoxide...
