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Viologens are
organic compounds with the
formula (C5H4NR)2n+. In some
viologens, the
pyridyl groups are
further modified.
Viologens are
called so, because...
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titanium and
niobium oxides,
although these are less
effective optically.
Viologens are a
class of
organic materials that are
being intensively investigated...
- also
known as
methyl viologen, is a
toxic organic compound with the
chemical formula [(C6H7N)2]Cl2. It is
classified as a
viologen, a
family of redox-active...
- the
viologens. This can be
explained by the
small over-
potentials needed to
drive the
electrochemical reduction of the
surface adsorbed viologens/chromogens...
- para-benzynes.
Other studied biradicals are
those based on pleiadene,
extended viologens, corannulenes, nitronyl-nitroxide, bis(phenalenyl)s and teranthenes. Pleiadene...
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alkaline solutions but is at pH
neutral conditions.
AORFBs used
methyl viologen as an
anolyte and 4-hydroxy-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidin-1-oxyl as a catholyte...
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transfers or
isomerization have
gained attention (such as redox-responsive
viologens). Eventually,
several different forms of
energy (electric, magnetic, optical...
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Dithionite and SO−2 from
Equilibrium Reactions with Flavodoxins,
Methyl Viologen and
Hydrogen plus Hydrogenase".
European Journal of Biochemistry. 85 (2):...
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reactions and electrochemistry.
Other units, such as
benzidine derivatives,
viologens, and fullerenes, are
useful in
supramolecular electrochemical devices...
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synthesized with many
functional units,
including redox-active
groups (e.g.
viologen, TTF=tetrathiafulvalene),
photoisomerizable groups (e.g. azobenzene), fluorescent...
