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Copper ion reduction catalyzed by chloride ions

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, 2002
Abstract The cathodic reduction of copper(II) is studied in the absence and in the presence of chloride ions (1×10−3≤cCl≤8×10−3 M) in an electrolyte that is comparable to galvanic copper baths (2.2 M H2SO4+0.3 M CuSO4). Experiments conducted with the electrochemical quartz-microbalance, largely under conditions of cyclic voltammetry, demonstrate the ...
Soares, D.   +3 more
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The rearrangement of cyclopropyl chlorides to allyl chlorides: stereospecificity in the recapture of the chloride ion

Tetrahedron Letters, 1971
Abstract The cyclopropyl chlorides (1 and 2) rearrange on heating to give stereospecifically the allyl chlorides (3 and 4, respectively). In the presence of nucleophiles such as methoxide ion, the corresponding allyl ethers (5 and 6, respectively) are formed.
Ian Fleming, E.J. Thomas
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Charge delocalization upon chloride ion binding in ClC chloride ion channels/transporters

Chemical Physics Letters, 2011
Abstract Density functional theory calculations were carried out employing a set of truncated model systems for the EcClC Cl − transport protein and mutants. Geometry optimizations implied a possible additional binding site near the residue R147. Analysis based on the Lowdin and Natural charge models showed that significant (about 30%) charges on ...
Mia Smith, Hai Lin
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Halorhodopsin: A Light-Driven Chloride Ion Pump

Annual Review of Biophysics and Biomolecular Structure, 1986
Studies of bacteriorhodopsin over the past fourteen years have contributed in a special special way to our present understanding of ionic pumps and membrane proteins in general. This is because bacteriorhodopsin, a light­ driven proton pump found in the halo bacteria, is a small membrane protein that contains the minimum features required for active ...
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ION TRANSPORT | Chloride Channels

2006
H.R. de Jonge, B.C. Tilly
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Review of Chloride Ion Detection Technology in Water

Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2021
Dan Wu
exaly  

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