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19281
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19282
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19283
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19284
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19285
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19286
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19287
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19288
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19289
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19290
Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir
Published 2008“…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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19291
Core interactions are conserved.
Published 2009“…The green line shows a linear best fit line. While there is a clear decrease in the number of new interactions discovered for each additional Y2H analysis, there seems to be a significant number of interactions still to be found.…”
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19292
In Situ Visualization of Concentration Polarization during Membrane Ultrafiltration Using Microscopic Laser-Induced Fluorescence
Published 2019“…The results showed that CP reached the steady state approximately 1 min after the filtration condition change. A higher cross-flow velocity and/or a lower TMP decrease the CP concentration and thickness. …”
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19293
Effect of Electron Beam and Gamma Rays on Carbon Nanotube Yarn Structure
Published 2018“…The irradiated samples with electron beam at doses of 400, 600 and 800 kGy had a decrease in the strength from 219.60 ± 18.90 MPa for pristine yarn to 108.86 ± 23.77, 153.15 ± 21.63, 170.50 ± 25.78 MPa, respectively. …”
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19294
Characteristics of 7 included randomized controlled trials <sup>*</sup>.
Published 2013“…</p>¶<p>Exacerbations defined as worsening of asthma requiring use of oral corticosteroids for 3 or more days, admission, or a visit to the emergency department–were corroborated by another measurement: decreased peak flow, 50% increase in rescue medication, increased frequency of nocturnal awakening due to asthma, or overall asthma symptom score of five for at least 2 of 3 successive days.…”
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19295
In Situ Visualization of Concentration Polarization during Membrane Ultrafiltration Using Microscopic Laser-Induced Fluorescence
Published 2019“…The results showed that CP reached the steady state approximately 1 min after the filtration condition change. A higher cross-flow velocity and/or a lower TMP decrease the CP concentration and thickness. …”
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19296
In Situ Visualization of Concentration Polarization during Membrane Ultrafiltration Using Microscopic Laser-Induced Fluorescence
Published 2019“…The results showed that CP reached the steady state approximately 1 min after the filtration condition change. A higher cross-flow velocity and/or a lower TMP decrease the CP concentration and thickness. …”
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19297
Calcium-dependence of reverberation bursts in small networks.
Published 2015“…We compare the first and second burst durations of the model for value of <i>X</i> = 0.50 given in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0124694#pone.0124694.t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a> and <i>X</i>* = 0.4925, which account for the burst durations variations due to calcium concentration changes observed in left.…”
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19298
Ca<sup>2+</sup> sparklets in DSM occur at different frequencies in the presence of CPA (10 μM).
Published 2014“…<p>Overlaid images (x60) of a preparation where (A) CPA (10 μM) caused an increase in sparklet frequency, and (D) where CPA (10 μM) caused a decrease in sparklet frequency, compared with the controls. …”
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19299
Neurogenesis of Retinal Ganglion Cells Is Not Essential to Visual Functional Recovery after Optic Nerve Injury in Adult Zebrafish
Published 2013“…Since few RGCs died, microglia number showed a temporary increase at 3 days post injury (dpi) and a decrease at 14 dpi. …”
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19300
Optimization of parameters technological to process tucupi and study of product stability
Published 2018“…No Salmonella spp., coagulase-positive Staphylococcus, Bacillus cereus , or thermotolerant coliforms were observed, whereas counts of mesophilic aerobic bacteria (1.3x102 CFU/g) and molds and yeasts (1.3x102 CFU/g) were low. Over 50 days of follow-up (stored at 10°C), the microbial load remained stable and no significant difference was found in physicochemical characteristics, however, the sensory analysis indicated a decrease in quality at 49 days of storage.…”