bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Full-Scale Field Testing for Injected Foam Stabilization of Portland Cement Concrete Repairs
Authors: Priddy Lucy P. , Jersey Sarah R. , Reese Cody M.
Published: September 2010

A series of foam-injected repairs was performed on a portland cement concrete (PCC) test section at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. Repairs consisted of uncompacted backfill overlaid by a 9-in. rapid-setting cementitious cap. A series of injection tubes was inserted through the cap into the uncompacted debris backfill, and a two-component rigid polyurethane foam was injected into this backfill. The test matrix compared the performance of three different repairs using various volumes of injected foam. A fourth repair was constructed without injected foam as a control item. Three hours after cap construction, the repairs underwent simulated aircraft traffic with an F-15E load cart. The performance of the four repairs was measured by passes to failure. The results of traffic testing were used to evaluate foam-injection technology for rapid repair of PCC pavements. The performances of foam-injected repairs were also compared with poured foam and traditional full-depth backfill repairs, each capped with rapid-setting materials. Comparisons were made about pavement performance, costs, and total duration required for installing the repair. Results showed that injection of excessive foam was detrimental to the repair surface, because it induced cracking before traffic application, and could lead to premature development of foreign object damage. However, repairs using moderate amounts of foam and pure backfill sustained the required traffic levels, defined by the research sponsor, of 200 passes within 4 h of initiating the pavement repair. For cost and repair duration, those repairs that did not include foam were more effective.
Evaluation of the Speed Constant and Its Effect on the Calibration of Friction-Measuring Devices
Authors: Fuentes Luis G. , Gunaratne Manjriker
Published: September 2010

The speed constant (Sp) parameter dictates the speed variation of the wet friction measurements taken on a given pavement surface. Although ample evidence exists in the literature associating the Sp parameter only to the macrotexture characteristics of pavement surfaces, stronger correlations were obtained when the Sp parameters were related to the pavement macrotexture in device-specific fashion. The results of the current investigation suggest the revision of the procedure for computation of the Sp parameter to incorporate device-specific properties in it as well. The necessity for revision is supported further by the fact that the speed gradient of friction on any interface must depend on the characteristics of both contact surfaces, which, in this case, are the pavement and the evaluation devices. The incorporation of vehicle characteristics in the Sp parameter computations might address a well-known deficiency of the international friction index (IFI), which is the inconsistent FR60 (predicted friction at 60 km/h) obtained from the friction values measured at two different slip speeds on the same surface. Because of this inconsistency, the device calibration parameters A and B used in the computation of the IFI parameters are sensitive to the slip speed of the measuring device. This study also showed that the modification of the Sp parameter reduces significantly the slip speed dependency of the device calibration parameters A and B.
Mechanistic Interpretation of Braking Distance Specifications and Pavement Friction Requirements
Authors: Ong Ghim Ping , Fwa T. F.
Published: September 2010

Providing a safe stopping distance is an important requirement in highway and street geometric design. A key element to this requirement is the availability of adequate tire–pavement skid resistance. This aspect has not been addressed explicitly in the existing practices of determining braking distance, a major component of stopping distance. In practice, the common methods of evaluating safe braking distances do not reflect the effects of factors related to tire, pavement surface, and the presence of water on the pavement surface. Today, equipped with a better knowledge on the mechanism of wet-weather skid resistance, a rational mechanistic interpretation of automobile braking distances can be made in relation to the characteristics of tire–pavement skid resistance behavior. This interpretation is achieved by using basic mechanics principles and finite–element skid resistance simulation modeling to study the implications of braking distance specifications and their relationships with pavement friction management. As an illustration, the relationship between the AASHTO stopping distance requirements and the skid resistance threshold level adopted by several state pavement management authorities was examined. In the analysis, the effects of wheel load, tire inflation pressure, and water-film thickness and the variation of skid resistance with vehicle speed were considered. The results of the analysis highlight the need to maintain consistency between geometric design stopping distance requirements and pavement friction management to achieve safe vehicular operations.
Structural Equation Model to Analyze Sociodemographics, Activity Participation, and Trip Chaining between Household Heads
Authors: Yang Min , Wang Wei , Ren Gang , Fan Rui , Qi Bing , Chen Xuewu
Published: September 2010

Research in developed countries has demonstrated a significant relationship between activity participation and travel behavior. Less work has been done in China, a typical developing country. Data from an activity–travel survey of 1,205 households in Shangyu, China, were used for a simultaneous structural equation model analysis of sociodemographics, activity participation, and trip chaining between household heads. Model estimation results show that activity participation is strongly correlated to trip chaining characteristics. Additionally, interactions exist between male and female household heads. It was found that the sociodemographics of male and female heads not only directly affected trip chaining but also indirectly influenced trip chaining behavior through activity participation. The findings of the study provide useful insight into the within-personal and cross-personal interactions of activity–travel behaviors between male and female heads in China.
Eliciting the Needs that Underlie Activity–Travel Patterns and Their Covariance Structure
Authors: Nijland Linda , Arentze Theo , Timmermans Harry
Published: September 2010

The modeling of dynamic activity generation is high on the research agenda in activity-based transport demand modeling. The concept of dynamic needs has been put forward as such a mechanism. Needs that underlie the generation of such discretionary activities as social, recreational, and sports activities is investigated. Three surveys were conducted to elicit, establish, and analyze the needs. Qualitative face-to-face interviews were carried out with a laddering technique to reveal need dimensions through an exhaustive classification of discretionary activities. Quantitative approaches were then used to determine which needs are equivalent in their effects on activities and, hence, can be merged. Finally, a questionnaire-based survey involving a large sample of individuals was used to measure personal levels of the needs identified and to correlate these measures with socioeconomic and behavioral characteristics. Six independent needs emerged from this research: physical exercise, social contact, relaxation, fresh air and outdoors, new experiences, and entertainment. Many-to-many relationships between activities and needs support the hypothesis that substitution relationships may play a significant role in activity generation. This observation implies that current practice in activity-based modeling of focusing on activities may produce biased results in development of dynamic models of transport demand. Furthermore, the results show that personal levels of these needs correlate with various socioeconomic as well as behavioral variables.
Genetic Algorithm to Estimate Cumulative Prospect Theory Parameters for Selection of High-Occupancy-Vehicle Lane
Authors: Chow Joseph Y. J. , Lee Gunwoo , Yang Inchul
Published: September 2010

Recent literature suggests a need for a more realistic representation of driver behavior. In an effort to integrate prospect theory as a potential descriptive method into traveler behavior, it is important to determine the validity of previous estimated parameters obtained from empirical studies and interviews of people who are not in the same fast-paced, dynamic, travel time disutility setting as real drivers. A genetic algorithm is used to simultaneously estimate the parameters of the cumulated prospect theory (CPT) value and weight functions as well as the coefficients of the random utility model; this procedure leads to estimates that have a higher likelihood value and statistical significance than an equivalent expected utility–based logit model or a CPT-based logit model using the empirical values developed earlier. The value function parameters generally conform to conclusions from previous literature. The weight function parameters, however, suggest that drivers in a fast-paced changing environment with multiple subjects for prospect evaluation may become overwhelmed by the certainty effect.
Vehicle Emission Control Strategies and Public Opinion in Bhutan
Authors: Phuntsho Sherub , Kanitpong Kunnawee
Published: September 2010

Because of the increasing number of vehicles in Bhutan, vehicle emissions have become a major cause of air pollution in the city of Thimphu. Although the Bhutanese government has implemented many strategies to control vehicle emissions, the strategies appear inadequate; there is still a need to explore alternative strategies for alleviating the problem. Although vehicle emission control strategies can be easily proposed, they are difficult to implement because they depend on public acceptance and support. A questionnaire survey of public opinion on vehicle emission control strategies was carried out in Thimphu City. Data from the survey have been used to analyze individual preference for vehicle emission control strategies and whether they can be statistically linked to socioeconomic characteristics of survey respondents. The results from this study could be helpful to policy makers for evaluating long-term plans to reduce vehicle emissions in Thimphu City.
Urban Structure and Socioeconomic Barriers to Consumer Adoption of Energy-Efficient Automobile Technology in a Dispersed City
Authors: Dodson Jago , Li Terry , Sipe Neil
Published: September 2010

The capacity for suburban households to respond to a changing global energy context by changing their motor vehicle technology is examined. Transforming transport systems will make up a crucial element in policy and planning responses to energy and climate challenges. Government policy appears focused on a transition to more-efficient vehicle types or alternative fuel and engine types. Yet such policies have failed to account for the considerable social differences in household exposure to the costs of transport energy and the adaptability of households in altering their use of modes and vehicle types. Nor do such policies recognize how urban social structure, household social status, and automobile type intersect spatially within Australian cities. The links between urban social structure and composition of the motor vehicle fleet are examined to test whether the households that are most reliant on motor vehicles for transport have the financial capacity to rapidly alter their vehicle technology in response to changing energy prices and supply conditions. Australian Bureau of Statistics census data and motor vehicle registration data at the postcode level are used to compare socioeconomic status with the age, fuel consumption, and value of the suburban vehicle fleet for the Brisbane and South East Queensland regions of Australia. This spatial deployment of census and vehicle registration data is novel in the Australian context. It is argued that policies that focus on vehicle technology alone face a number of social equity hurdles as measures to overcome urban transport fuel security problems.
Cross-Clustered Model of Frequency of Home-Based Work Participation in Traditional Off-Work Hours
Authors: Spissu Erika , Eluru Naveen , Sener Ipek N. , Bhat Chandra R. , Meloni Italo
Published: September 2010

A study was done to shed light on the determinants of working from home beyond the traditional office-based work hours. The frequency of work participation from home was examined for individuals who also have a traditional work pattern of traveling to an out-of-home workplace and a fixed number of work hours at the out-of-home workplace. The sample for the empirical analysis was drawn from the 2002 to 2003 Turin, Italy, survey of time use, which was designed and administered by the Italian National Institute of Statistics. The methodology recognizes both spatial and social clustering effects by using a cross-clustered ordered response structure to analyze the frequency of work participation from home during off-work periods. The model is estimated through the use of the inference technique of composite marginal likelihood, which represents a conceptually, pedagogically, and implementationally simpler procedure relative to traditional frequentist and Bayesian simulation techniques.
Alice Doumic-Girard, une pionnière : L'hommage et les souvenirs d'une patiente, devenue collègue
Authors: Brunschwig Hélène
Published: September 2010

Résumé L’auteur rapporte ses souvenirs du Dr Alice Doumic-Girard, qu’elle a connu comme patiente pour elle-même et son fils, puis comme collègue et dont elle a appris la thérapie parent-enfant.
Is banner blindness genuine? Eye tracking internet text advertising
Authors: Hervet Guillaume , Guérard Katherine , Tremblay Sébastien , Chtourou Mohamed Saber
Published: September 2010

Over the last decade or so, the Internet has become a privileged media for advertisement. Despite this increase in popularity, several studies suggested that Internet users ‘avoid’ looking at ads (what is often referred to as the banner blindness phenomena). This conclusion, however, rests mostly on indirect evidence that participants do not remember the ad content. Therefore, it is unclear whether participants actually fixated the ads and how their gaze behaviour is related to memory for the ad. In the present study, we investigated whether Internet users avoid looking at ads inserted on a non‐search website using an analysis of eye movements, and if the ad content is kept in memory. Our results show that most participants fixate the ads at least once during their website visit. Moreover, even though the congruency between the ad and the editorial content had no effect on fixation duration on the ad, congruent ads were better memorised than incongruent ads. This study provides a novel and systematic method for assessing the processing and retention of advertisements during a website visit. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
The Art and Science of Tailoring Materials by Nanostructuring for Advanced Properties Using SPD Techniques
Authors: Valiev Ruslan Z. , Langdon Terence G.
Published: September 2010

In recent years a breakthrough has developed in the studies of nanostructured metals and alloys as advanced structural and functional materials associated both with the development of new routes for the fabrication of bulk nanostructured materials using severe plastic deformation (SPD) and with investigations of the fundamental mechanisms that lead to the new properties of these materials. This review paper discusses new concepts and principles in using SPD processing to fabricate bulk nanostructured metals with advanced properties. Special emphasis is placed on the relationship between microstructural features and properties, as well as the innovation potential of SPD‐produced nanomaterials.
Measuring the External Quantum Efficiency of Two‐Terminal Polymer Tandem Solar Cells
Authors: Gilot Jan , Wienk Martijn M. , Janssen René A. J.
Published: September 2010

Tandem configurations, in which two cells are stacked and connected in series, offer a viable approach to further increase the power conversion efficiency (PCE) of organic solar cells. To enable the future rational design of new materials it is important to accurately assess the contributions of individual subcells. Such accurate measurement of the external quantum efficiency (EQE) of the subcells of two‐terminal organic or polymer tandem solar cells poses specific challenges, caused by two characteristics of these cells, i.e. a sub‐linear light intensity dependence of the current and a field‐assisted charge collection. These properties necessitate that EQE experiments are carried out under representative illumination conditions and electrical bias to maintain short‐circuit conditions for the addressed subcell. We describe a method to determine the magnitudes of the bias illumination and bias voltage during EQE measurements, based on the behavior of single junction cells and optical modeling. The short‐circuit current densities of the subcells obtained by convolution of the EQE with the AM1.5G solar spectrum are consistent with those obtained from optical modeling and correctly predict the current density–voltage characteristics of the tandem cell under AM1.5G conditions.
An Efficient and General Microwave‐Assisted Copper‐Catalyzed Conia‐Ene Reaction of Terminal and Internal Alkynes Tethered to a Wide Variety of Carbonucleophiles
Authors: Montel Sonia , Bouyssi Didier , Balme Geneviève
Published: September 2010

This paper describes a highly efficient, microwave‐assisted, Conia‐ene reaction of alkynes bearing a stabilizing carbon nucleophile. The reaction, catalyzed by a commercially available copper catalyst, proceeds under neutral conditions and is generally applicable even to less reactive nucleophiles such as malonate, cyanoacetate, and sulfonylacetate derivatives. This copper‐mediated cycloisomerization is also applicable to internal unactivated alkynes leading exclusively to the corresponding 5‐membererd products having an E‐olefinic chemistry.
Convenient synthesis of benzamides mediated by poly(4‐vinylpyridine)‐supported benzoyl chloride
Authors: Karimi Zarchi Mohammad Ali , Bahadoran Azadeh
Published: September 2010

The use of polymeric reagents simplifies the routine acylation of amines because it eliminates traditional purification. In this article, the use of readily available crosslinked poly(4‐vinylpyridine)‐supported benzoyl chloride as an acylating agent of amines in the presence of K2CO3 in n‐hexane is described. The product was readily obtained by the filtration and evaporation of the solvent. The spent polymeric reagent could be regenerated and reused. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2011
Oligomeric isosorbide esters as alternative renewable resource plasticizers for PVC
Authors: Yin Bo , Hakkarainen Minna
Published: September 2010

Oligo(isosorbide adipate) (OSA), oligo(isosorbide suberate) (OSS), and isosorbide dihexanoate (SDH) were synthesized and evaluated as renewable resource alternatives to traditional phthalate plasticizers. The structure of the synthesized oligomers was confirmed by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (1H‐ and 13C‐NMR), and molecular weight was determined by size exclusion chromatograph. The plasticizers were blended with poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC), and the miscibility and properties of the blends were evaluated by differential scanning calorimetry, fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, tensile testing, and thermogravimetry. Especially the blends plasticized with SDH had almost identical properties with PVC/diisooctyl phthalate (DIOP) blends. The blends containing OSA and OSS plasticizers, based on dicarboxylic acids, had somewhat lower strain at break but higher stress at break and better thermal stability compared to the PVC/DIOP or PVC/SDH blends. All the synthesized isosorbide plasticizers showed potential as alternative PVC plasticizers. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2011
Cellulose from cladophorales green algae: From environmental problem to high‐tech composite materials
Authors: Mihranyan Albert
Published: September 2010

This article represents the first attempt to summarize the knowledge about the structure and functional properties of green algae cellulose since 1885, when cellulose of algal origin was first described. Here, I systematically discuss the unique structural characteristics of Cladophora cellulose. This specific interest in Cladophora filamentous green algae is justified by unwanted global socioenvironmental problems associated with seasonal blooms by these algae. Thus, the physicochemical properties and the use of this unique material are discussed in a broad context. Several high‐tech applications wherein the use of Cladophora cellulose is highly beneficial are highlighted. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2011
Student‐centered integrated anatomy resource sessions at Alfaisal University
Authors: Cowan Michèle , Arain Nasir Nisar , Assale Tawfic Samer Abu , Assi Abdulelah Hassan , Albar Raed Alwai , Ganguly Paul K.
Published: September 2010

Alfaisal University is a new medical school in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that matriculates eligible students directly from high school and requires them to participate in a hybrid problem‐based learning (PBL) curriculum. PBL is a well‐established student‐centered approach, and the authors have sought to examine if a student‐centered, integrated approach to learn human structures leads to positive perceptions of learning outcomes. Ten students were divided into four groups to rotate through wet and dry laboratory stations (integrated resource sessions, IRSs) that engaged them in imaging techniques, embryology, histology, gross anatomy (dissections and prosections), surface anatomy, and self‐directed learning questions. All IRSs were primarily directed by students. During two second‐semester organ system blocks, forty students responded to a structured questionnaire designed to poll students' perceptions of changes in their knowledge, skills, and attitudes as a result of IRS. The majority (60%) of students felt that the student‐centered approach to learning enhanced their medical knowledge. Most students also felt that the IRS approach was advantageous for formulating clear learning objectives (55%) and in preparing for examinations (65%). Despite their positive feelings toward IRS, students did not view this learning approach as an adequate replacement for the knowledge gained from lectures and textbooks. Students' performance on objective structured practical examinations improved significantly for the two curricular blocks that included IRS compared with earlier non‐IRS blocks. A student‐centered approach to teach human structure in a hybrid PBL curriculum may enhance understanding of the basic sciences in first‐year medical students. Anat Sci Educ 3:272–275, 2010. © 2010 American Association of Anatomists.
Single chain Fv fragment specific for human GM‐CSF: Selection and expression using a bacterial expression library
Authors: Tapryal Suman , Pal khasa Yogender , Mukherjee K. J.
Published: September 2010

Single chain antibodies (scFvs) are replacing whole antibody molecules since they are easy to produce on large scale and amenable to genetic modifications. Here we report the development of an anti‐human granulocyte macrophage colony‐stimulating factor (hGM‐CSF) scFv as an immunoassay bio‐reagent, utilizing an easily scalable bacterial expression system. For this, the VHand VLgene repertoires were amplified from the immunoglobulin complementary DNA, derived from total RNA of mice splenocytes, pre‐sensitized with the antigen. The scFv library was expressed under the strong T7 promoter in BL21 (DE3)Escherichia colicells. Preliminary screening led to the selection of four potential candidates, which were later subjected to light chain shuffling. Cross‐reactivity analysis involving the original and shuffled candidates resulted in the selection of one scFv (scFv196) with no cross‐reactivity againstE. coliantigens. The binding affinity of the scFv196 for hGM‐CSF, measured by surface plasmon resonance, was found to be within the physiological range (KD=1.5μM). The refolded scFv was also shown to recognize and bind the glycosylated antigen, a closer mimic of the physiological GM‐CSF, potentiating its use in immunoassays. Expression studies using shake flasks suggested periplasmic export of the scFv196 protein.
Phosphoglycerate mutase knock‐out mutant Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Physiological investigation and transcriptome analysis
Authors: Papini Marta , Nookaew Intawat , Scalcinati Gionata , Siewers Verena , Nielsen Jens
Published: September 2010

The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is able to adapt its metabolism to grow on different carbon sources and to shift to non‐fermentative growth on C2 or C3 carbon sources (ethanol, acetate, or glycerol) through the activation of gluconeogenesis. Here, we studied the response to the deletion of the glycolytic and gluconeogenic gene GPM1, encoding for phosphoglycerate mutase. It was previously shown that a S. cerevisiae strain with non‐functional copies of GPM1 can only grow when glycerol and ethanol are both present as carbon sources, whilst addition of glucose was shown to strongly inhibit growth. It was suggested that glycerol is needed to feed gluconeogenesis whilst ethanol is required for respiration. Here, we studied the physiological response of the GPM1 knock‐out mutant through fermentation and transcriptome analysis. Furthermore, we compared the physiological results with those obtained through simulations using a genome‐scale metabolic model, showing that glycerol is only needed in small amounts for growth. Our findings strongly suggest a severely impaired growth ability of the knock‐out mutant, which presents increased transcript levels of genes involved in the pentose phosphate pathway and in the glyoxylate shunt. These results indicate an attempt to compensate for the energy imbalance caused by the deletion of the glycolytic/gluconeogenic gene within the mutant.
ChemInform Abstract: Electron and Geometrical Structure of Sulfur Chlorides SCln (n = 1‐6) and Their Anions
Authors: GUTSEV G. L.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Zinc Chlorohydroxosulfates: Newly‐Discovered Corrosion Products on Zinc. Structure Determination of NaZn4Cl(OH)6SO4×6 H2O (I) and X‐ Ray Study of Zn4Cl2(OH)4SO4×5 H2O
Authors: ODNEVALL I. , WESTDAHL M.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Solid Catalysts Treated with Anions. Part 21. Zirconia‐Supported Chromium Catalyst for Dehydrocyclization of Hexane to Benzene.
Authors: ARATA K. , HINO M. , MATSUHASHI H.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Novel Coordination Geometries in Fluoroaluminate Salts.
Authors: HERRON N. , HARLOW R. L. , THORN D. L.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: (Me4N)(M(Te4)) (M: Cu, Ag): The First Layered Metal Polytellurides.
Authors: KIM K.‐W. , KANATZIDIS M. G.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Cs3AuO, the First Ternary Oxide with Anionic Gold.
Authors: FELDMANN C. , JANSEN M.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Mass‐Selective Ionization‐Detected Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy of Benzene Trimer and Higher Clusters.
Authors: HENSON B. F. , VENTURO V. A. , HARTLAND G. V. , FELKER P. M.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Pulsed Laser Evaporated Boron Atom Reactions with Methane. Part 2. IR Spectra of H2CBH2, H2CBH, HCBH, and HBCBH in Solid Argon
Authors: HASSANZADEH P. , HANNACHI Y. , ANDREWS L.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Fourier Transform Infrared Observation of the ν2 Stretching Mode of the HCCCO Radical in Solid Ar.
Authors: JIANG Q. , GRAHAM W. R. M.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Acetylene: Synergy Between Theory and Experiment
Authors: LUNDBERG J. K. , FIELD R. W. , SHERRILL C. D. , SEIDL E. T. , XIE Y. , SCHAEFER H. F. III
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Ab initio MO Conformational Study of Ethylmethylamine.
Authors: BATISTA DE CARVALHO L. A. E. , TEIXEIRA‐DIAS J. J. C.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Crystal Structure Determinations of Bis(pentafluorophenyl)tellurium Dihalides (C6F5)2TeHal2 (Hal: Cl, Br)
Authors: NAUMANN D. , EHMANNS L. , TEBBE K.‐F. , CRUMP W.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Enantioselective Synthesis of 3‐Oxo Esters and Carboxylic Acids as Polyfunctional Small Building Blocks with a Quaternary Stereogenic Center.
Authors: ENDERS D. , ZAMPONI A. , RAABE G.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Asymmetric Hydrolysis of a Disubstituted Malononitrile by the Aid of a Microorganism.
Authors: YOKOYAMA M. , SUGAI T. , OHTA H.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: New Diol Metabolites Derived by Biooxidation of Chlorostyrenes with Pseudomonas putida: Determination of Absolute Stereochemistry and Enantiomeric Excess by Convergent Syntheses.
Authors: HUDLICKY T. , BOROS E. E. , BOROS C. H.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: The Enzymatic Baeyer‐Villiger Oxidation: A Study of 4‐Substituted Cyclohexanones.
Authors: TASCHNER M. J. , BLACK D. J. , CHEN Q.‐Z.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis of Acyclic Polyol Derivatives via Enzyme‐Mediated Aldol Reaction.
Authors: MATSUMOTO K. , SHIMAGAKI M. , NAKATA T. , OISHI T.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis and Reactions of Achiral 3‐Substituted Vinylketene Acetals as Dienes in the Diels‐Alder Reaction.
Authors: KONOPELSKI J. P. , KASAR R. A.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: The Oligomerization of 3‐Hydroxy‐1‐alkynes with Palladium(II) Diketonates and Phosphorus Ligands as the Catalytic System.
Authors: WIEDENHOEFT V. , STEINFELDT W. , SINGER H.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Retro‐Claisen Cleavage of α‐Nitrocycloalkanones Using Trimethylsilylmethylmagnesium Chloride (Peterson Reagent): Synthesis of Functionalized β‐Keto Trimethylsilanes.
Authors: BALLINI R. , BARTOLI G. , GIOVANNINI R. , MARCANTONI E. , PETRINI M.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis of Potentially Biologically Active Compounds via the Stobbe Condensation.
Authors: BAGHOS V. B. , DOSS S. H. , ESKANDER E. F.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Stereospecific Cycloreversion of an Azoalkane Cation Radical: The Role of the 1,4‐Biradical
Authors: ZONA T. A. , GOODMAN J. L.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Photochemical Ring‐Contraction of Fused Bicyclic 4‐Pyrones: A Novel 2‐ Step Cyclopentannulation Approach.
Authors: WEST F. G. , FISHER P. V. , GUNAWARDENA G. U. , MITCHELL S.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Hydrogen‐Deuterium Fractionation Factors for Hydrogen‐sp2 Carbon Bonds in Olefins and Allyl Radicals
Authors: GAJEWSKI J. J. , OLSON L. P. , TUPPER K. J.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Structures and Energies of Intermediates in the Reactions of Singlet Oxygen with Organic Phosphines and Sulfides.
Authors: NAHM K. , LI Y. , EVANSECK J. D. , HOUK K. N. , FOOTE C. S.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Hydrogenolysis of C‐N Bonds on Platinum Catalysts.
Authors: TRIYONO TRIYONO , KRAMER R.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Benzylation of Toluene by Benzyl Chloride over Protonic Zeolites.
Authors: COQ B. , GOURVES V. , FIGUERAS F.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Palladium‐Catalyzed Cross Coupling Reaction of α‐Allenyl Acetates Under Nonbasic Conditions.
Authors: NI Z. , PADWA A.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Nickel‐ and Phase‐Transfer‐Catalyzed Carboxylation of Propargyl and Allenyl Halides.
Authors: ARZOUMANIAN H. , COCHINI F. , NUEL D. , ROSAS N.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Characterization and Application of Catalytic Regioselective Hydroformylation with a Cationic Bis(dioxaphospholane)rhodium Catalyst Precursor.
Authors: KWOK T. J. , WINK D. J.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Pentafluorosulfanylamines and Sulfanylammonium Salts.
Authors: MEIER T. , HOPPENHEIT R. , MEWS R.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis of Cyclopropane Derivatives by Reaction of (3‐Phenyl‐2‐ propenylidene)malonodinitrile and Benzylidenemalonodinitrile with 2‐ Nitropropane.
Authors: GENKINA N. K. , SHUGOL' V. L. , KURKOVSKAYA L. N. , TRAVEN' V. F.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: An Efficient Synthesis of Highly Substituted 1,3‐Cycloheptadienes from Oxabicyclo(3.2.1)octenes. Solvent Effects in the Ring Opening Reaction.
Authors: LAUTENS M. , GAJDA C.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Generation and Characterization of Tricyclodecatrienone, a Norbornene Annulated Cyclopentadienone.
Authors: ZHU J. , KLUNDER A. J. H. , ZWANENBURG B.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Difluorodioxirane.
Authors: RUSSO A. , DESMARTEAU D. D.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis of Indoles from 3‐Nitropyridinium Salts. Part 9. Methyl Ethyl Ketone N‐Methylimine in the Indolization Reaction of 1‐Methyl‐3‐ nitropyridinium Salts.
Authors: YUROVSKAYA M. A. , KARCHAVA A. V. , AFANAS'EV A. Z. , BUNDEL' YU. G.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Competitive 2‐Aza vs 3‐Azahexa‐1,3,5‐triene 6π‐Electrocyclization: A Regiospecific Synthesis of 3‐Arylpyridines.
Authors: MOLINA P. , VILAPLANA M. J. , PASTOR A.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Acetals of Lactams and Acid Amides. Part 73. Synthesis and Some Properties of 6‐Nitro‐γ‐carboline Derivatives.
Authors: KRICHEVSKII E. S. , GRANIK V. G.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis and Anticomplementary Activity of Ethyl(E)‐3(4‐(4‐oxo‐4H‐ benzopyran‐6‐yl)‐5‐methylthiazol‐2‐ylamino)crotonates, 6‐(2‐ Acetoacetylamino‐5‐methylthiazol‐4‐yl)chromones and 6‐(2,7‐Dimethyl‐5H‐ thiazolo(3,2‐a)pyrimidin‐5‐one‐3‐yl)chromones.
Authors: SHARMA S. , KHANNA M. S. , GARG C. P. , KAPOOR R. P. , KAPIL A. , SHARMA S.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: A Bis(alkylidene)silirane (Sila(3)radialene) by the Reaction of Dimesitylsilylene with Tetramethylbutatriene.
Authors: YAMAMOTO T. , KABE Y. , ANDO W.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Reactive E=C(p‐p)π‐Systems. Part 35. Novel Phosphabicyclo(2.2.2) octa‐2,5‐dienes from iPr2N‐CP or tBu‐CP and a Polyfluorinated Cyclohexadienone.
Authors: GROBE J. , LE VAN D. , BROSCHK B. , KOBRINA L. S.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Synthesis and Derivatives of Pentakis((trimethylsilyl)oxy)antimony.
Authors: BAIER M. , BISSINGER P. , SCHMIDBAUR H.
Published: September 2010

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ChemInform Abstract: Reaction of Quinazoline Derivatives with Quaternary Salts of Heterocyclic Bases.
Authors: GROMOV S. P. , RAZINKIN M. A.
Published: September 2010

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