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Oxidation‐Reduction Condensation
Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English, 1976AbstractThis review is concerned with syntheses which can be carried out in the absence of acids and bases. In the case of condensations, i.e. the union of two or more reaction partners with elimination of simple molecules such as H2O or NH3, the combination of a weak oxidizing agent with a weak reducing agent has proven useful. A particularly suitable
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Interpretation of oxidation-reduction
Journal of Chemical Education, 1970Presents an interpretation of the oxidation number system based upon the electronegativity principle, thus removing the adjective "arbitrary" frequently found in the descriptions of oxidation number.
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Nitrogen oxide reduction in rhizobia
2004Rhizobia are soil bacteria typically able to symbiotically interact with legume plants to produce nitrogen fixing root nodules. While all rhizobia were once placed under the same genus, Rhizobium, nowadays the classification of rhizobia using molecular analysis has revealed a more complex relationship among strains.
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Oxidation– Reduction Reactions
2016Abstract Soils become flooded occasionally by intense rainfall or by runoff, and a significant portion of soils globally underlies highly productive wetlands ecosystems that are inundated intermittently or permanently. Peat-producing wetlands (bogs and fens) account for about half the inundated soils, with swamps and rice fields each ...
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An oxidation-reduction diagram
Journal of Chemical Education, 1954Describes the construction and properties of a chart capable of providing a visual approach to correlating the various concepts pertaining to oxidation and reduction potentials.
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2007
For most purposes, inorganic reactions can be classified as either substitution reactions or oxidation-reduction reactions. The latter involve the transfer of at least one electron from the reducing agent to the oxidizing agent. Such reactions are widely used in analytical procedures and are important in many biological processes.
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For most purposes, inorganic reactions can be classified as either substitution reactions or oxidation-reduction reactions. The latter involve the transfer of at least one electron from the reducing agent to the oxidizing agent. Such reactions are widely used in analytical procedures and are important in many biological processes.
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