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Amsorb®Causes No Less Carbon Monoxide Formation than Either “New” or “Classic” Sodalime [PDF]
Evan D. Kharasch, Alan A. Artru
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Biological signaling by carbon monoxide and carbon monoxide-releasing molecules.
R. Motterlini, R. Foresti
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High‐Concentration Alcohol Generation in Bipolar Membrane CO Electrolyzer
This study presents a forward‐biased bipolar membrane (FB‐BPM) CO electrolyzer that reduces liquid product crossover to <10% (8x lower than conventional designs) while minimizing hydrogen production and in favor of multicarbon liquid species. By engineering catalyst morphology to modulate the binding of *CO, *H, and *OH intermediates, we identified a ...
Wenjin Zhu +22 more
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Switchable Reactivities of Metalated Phosphasilenes Regulated by Reversible 1,2‐Metal Migration
We develop novel strategies for the facile synthesis of anionic phosphasilenes in the forms of both P‐metalation and Si‐metalation. The P‐metalated phosphasilene displays a pronounced π‐bond‐driven reactivity toward robust inert molecules, whereas the Si‐metalated analogue behaves as a silylene equivalent via a retro‐1,2‐silver migration.
Huaiyuan Zhu +6 more
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Clinical utility of lung diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (DLco) in children: a retrospective single-center study. [PDF]
Micic S, Vogt A, Moeller A, Seidl E.
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Recovery of Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen from Low Joule Gas followed by reaction with Ethylene
A.J. Breugem +3 more
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While bimetallic catalysts enhance C2+ yield, product selectivity remains elusive. We demonstrate that atomic coordination governs the bifurcation at the *CHCOH intermediate: Cu/CuAlO2 interface‐rich catalyst cleaves C–O to favor ethylene, whereas Al‐doped Cu catalyst breaks Cu–C to boost ethanol.
Weihua Guo +23 more
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The induction of cyanide-resistant respiration by carbon monoxide in Hansenula anomala.
Nobuko Minagawa, Akio Yoshimoto
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A metal‐free nitrosation process enables direct C–H functionalization of polyethylene (PE) with high selectivity, producing either oxime‐ or carbonyl‐functionalized polymers. Using t‐BuONO under visible light or thermal conditions, the process operates in both lab‐scale and industrial settings.
Lucile Cluzeau +4 more
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