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1996
This chapter explores radical reactions. Stereoelectronic effects on radical reaction arise from geometrical preferences for optimal orbital-orbital interactions, in the same way as the effects on ionic reactions discussed in the previous chapters. The geometries of the relevant orbital-orbital interactions are the same as in the corresponding ionic ...
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This chapter explores radical reactions. Stereoelectronic effects on radical reaction arise from geometrical preferences for optimal orbital-orbital interactions, in the same way as the effects on ionic reactions discussed in the previous chapters. The geometries of the relevant orbital-orbital interactions are the same as in the corresponding ionic ...
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2012
This chapter highlights radical reactions. This is the most important way of making radicals: unpairing a pair of electrons by homolysis, making two new radicals. Temperatures of over 200°C will homolyse most bonds; on the other hand, some weak bonds will undergo homolysis at temperatures little above room temperature. Light is a possible energy source
Jonathan Clayden +2 more
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This chapter highlights radical reactions. This is the most important way of making radicals: unpairing a pair of electrons by homolysis, making two new radicals. Temperatures of over 200°C will homolyse most bonds; on the other hand, some weak bonds will undergo homolysis at temperatures little above room temperature. Light is a possible energy source
Jonathan Clayden +2 more
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Radical-radical reactions in solution
1968Symposium on Free Radical Chemistry presented before the Division of Petroleum Chemistry, Inc.
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1999
Sir William Bennet of Grubbet wrote in 1725: ‘Never was there such a spirit of rebellion, against all order and government as rages universally in this country.’1 This was in the wake of a riot and popular clamour in the parish of Morebattle. The tumult was occasioned by the objection of the elders and congregation of the parish to the induction of a ...
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Sir William Bennet of Grubbet wrote in 1725: ‘Never was there such a spirit of rebellion, against all order and government as rages universally in this country.’1 This was in the wake of a riot and popular clamour in the parish of Morebattle. The tumult was occasioned by the objection of the elders and congregation of the parish to the induction of a ...
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Contemporary results of anatomic radical prostatectomy†
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1999Gustavo Franco Carvalhal +2 more
exaly
The role of radical prostatectomy in the treatment of prostate cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1992Patrick Craig Walsh, C B Brendler
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