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Carbon, 1993
Abstract The formation process of the ternary AlCl 3 -FeCl 3 -graphite intercalation compounds (GICs) was studied by using three different reaction paths at 150°C. In the reaction of stage 1, FeCl 3 -GICs with AlCl 3 , the exchange of intercalated FeCl 3 for AlCl 3 occurred and, consequently, the formation of the “mixed”-type ternary GIC was ...
Michio Inagaki, Masahiko Ohira
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Abstract The formation process of the ternary AlCl 3 -FeCl 3 -graphite intercalation compounds (GICs) was studied by using three different reaction paths at 150°C. In the reaction of stage 1, FeCl 3 -GICs with AlCl 3 , the exchange of intercalated FeCl 3 for AlCl 3 occurred and, consequently, the formation of the “mixed”-type ternary GIC was ...
Michio Inagaki, Masahiko Ohira
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2023
This chapter shows how the theory of plate tectonics landed on Merapi. The chapter explores how the contemporary theory of the relationship between ocean and land was prefigured and enabled by Javanese spiritual geographies. The Central Javanese sultanates emerged through an acknowledgment that deities in the ocean and volcanoes were related to the ...
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This chapter shows how the theory of plate tectonics landed on Merapi. The chapter explores how the contemporary theory of the relationship between ocean and land was prefigured and enabled by Javanese spiritual geographies. The Central Javanese sultanates emerged through an acknowledgment that deities in the ocean and volcanoes were related to the ...
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Intercalate structure in halogen-intercalated graphite
Synthetic Metals, 1989Abstract Highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG), intercalated with the interhalogen molecules ICl and IBr, was investigated by x-ray absorption spectroscopy. From the polarization dependent near-edge (NEXAFS) and extended (EXAFS) x-ray absorption fine structure observed at the ClK, IL I,III , and BrK thresholds, we derive information on the ...
Krone, W., Wortmann, G., Kaindl, G.
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Layered Intercalation Materials
Advanced Materials, 2021Abstract2D layered materials typically feature strong in‐plane covalent chemical bonding within each atomic layer and weak out‐of‐plane van der Waals (vdW) interactions between adjacent layers. The non‐bonding nature between neighboring layers naturally results in a vdW gap, in which various foreign species may be inserted without breaking the in‐plane
Jingyuan Zhou +6 more
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2013
Layered intercalated functional materials of layered double hydroxide type are an important class of functional materials developed in recent years. Based on long term studies on these materials in the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Resource Engineering in Beijing University of Chemical Technology, the principle for the design of controlled ...
Kaitao LI +4 more
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Layered intercalated functional materials of layered double hydroxide type are an important class of functional materials developed in recent years. Based on long term studies on these materials in the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Resource Engineering in Beijing University of Chemical Technology, the principle for the design of controlled ...
Kaitao LI +4 more
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Intercalators as Anticancer Drugs
Current Pharmaceutical Design, 2001Intercalators are the most important group of compounds that interact reversibly with the DNA double helix. Some of them are valuable drugs currently used for the treatment of ovarian and breast cancers and acute leukemias, while many others are in different phases of clinical trials.
M F, Braña +4 more
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Trends in Biotechnology, 2007
Numerous small molecules are known to bind to DNA through base pair intercalation. Fluorescent dyes commonly used for nucleic acid staining, such as ethidium, are familiar examples. Biological and physical studies of DNA intercalation have historically been motivated by mutation and drug discovery research.
Ozgül, Persil, Nicholas V, Hud
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Numerous small molecules are known to bind to DNA through base pair intercalation. Fluorescent dyes commonly used for nucleic acid staining, such as ethidium, are familiar examples. Biological and physical studies of DNA intercalation have historically been motivated by mutation and drug discovery research.
Ozgül, Persil, Nicholas V, Hud
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Intercalation compounds of graphite
Advances in Physics, 1981AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
M. S. Dresselhaus, G. Dresselhaus
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An octakis-intercalating molecule
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, 2001Herein we report the synthesis and characterization of a polyintercalator with eight potential intercalating l,4,5,8-naphthalenetetracarboxylic diimide (NDI) units linked in a head-to-tail arrangement via a peptide linker. UV spectroscopy and viscometry measurements indicated the molecule binds to double-stranded DNA with all eight NDI units ...
M M, Murr +5 more
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Alprazolam Intercalates into DNA
Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, 2009In vitro interaction of a benzodiazepine group of drugs Alprazolam (Alp), a hypnotic and tranquilizer, with DNA was studied by various methods. Absorption spectrophotometric study showed that Alp binds strongly with supercoiled pUC 19 DNA and the calculated binding constant is 8.245x10(3) M(-1) in 10 mM Tris-Cl buffer, pH 7.4. Spectrofluorometric study
Biswarup, Saha +6 more
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