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Cross-Reactive Chemical Sensor Arrays
Chemical Reviews, 2000Conventional approaches to chemical sensors have traditionally made use of a “lock-and-key” design, wherein a specific receptor is synthesized in order to strongly and highly selectively bind the analyte of interest.1-6 A related approach involves exploiting a general physicochemical effect selectively toward a single analyte, such as the use of ...
Albert, Keith J. +6 more
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Interfacial chemical reactivity enhancement
The Journal of Chemical PhysicsInterfacial enhancements of chemical reaction equilibria and rates in liquid droplets are predicted using a combined theoretical and experimental analysis strategy. Self-consistent solutions of reaction and adsorption equilibria indicate that interfacial reactivity enhancement is driven primarily by the adsorption free energy of the product (or ...
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Theory of surface chemical reactivity
Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2007Fundamental reactivity concepts of relevance to the reactivity of transition metal surfaces are reviewed using elementary quantum-chemical concepts. The Newns-Anderson tight binding model of chemisorption is presented and subsequently used to outline the electronic structure characteristics of weak versus strong chemisorption. Fundamental concepts such
Santen, van, R.A., Neurock, M.
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2007
Reactive barrier technology was first proposed for groundwater remediation in the 1970s when an in situ barrier containing limestone was used for the attenuation of acidity and dissolved metals in acidic mine drainage (Pearson and McDonnell 1975; Hedin et al. 1994; Naftz et al. 2002). In the early 1990s, recognition of the efficacy of zero-valent iron (
Lo,Irene MC, Lai, C.K.
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Reactive barrier technology was first proposed for groundwater remediation in the 1970s when an in situ barrier containing limestone was used for the attenuation of acidity and dissolved metals in acidic mine drainage (Pearson and McDonnell 1975; Hedin et al. 1994; Naftz et al. 2002). In the early 1990s, recognition of the efficacy of zero-valent iron (
Lo,Irene MC, Lai, C.K.
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2009
How I Came about Working on Conceptual DFT, R.G. Parr Chemical Reactivity Concepts in Density Functional Theory, J.L. Gazquez Quantum Chemistry of Bonding and Interactions, P. Kolandaivel, P. Venuvanalingam, and G.N. Sastry Concepts in Electron Density, B.M. Deb Atoms and Molecules: A Momentum Space Perspective, S.R. Gadre and P.
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How I Came about Working on Conceptual DFT, R.G. Parr Chemical Reactivity Concepts in Density Functional Theory, J.L. Gazquez Quantum Chemistry of Bonding and Interactions, P. Kolandaivel, P. Venuvanalingam, and G.N. Sastry Concepts in Electron Density, B.M. Deb Atoms and Molecules: A Momentum Space Perspective, S.R. Gadre and P.
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1975
From 1933 43), several theoretical approaches to the problem of the chemical reactivity of planar conjugated molecules began to appear, mainly by the Huckel molecular orbital theory. These were roughly divided into two groups44). The one was called the “static approach” 43,45–48) and the other, the “localization approach” 49,50).In 1952, another method
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From 1933 43), several theoretical approaches to the problem of the chemical reactivity of planar conjugated molecules began to appear, mainly by the Huckel molecular orbital theory. These were roughly divided into two groups44). The one was called the “static approach” 43,45–48) and the other, the “localization approach” 49,50).In 1952, another method
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Understanding chemical reactivity using the activation strain model
Nature Protocols, 2020P. Vermeeren +4 more
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Topological Aspects of Chemical Reactivity
Zeitschrift für Physikalische Chemie, 1984A simple formalism is proposed allowing to characterise the nature of chemical reactions. In comparison with existing techniques the presented method does not require to perform either quantum chemical calculations or to use the group theory. This makes the method convenient not only for pedagogical purposes but also as a routine tool for organic ...
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[Chemical-reactive gastritis].
Der Pathologe, 2001Chemical or reactive gastritis is commonly induced by endogenous substances such as bile and pancreas secretions, but can it also be caused by exogenous noxious substances, including acetylsalicylic acid, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, chemotherapeutics, and alcohol.
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