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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Hydrocarbon activation"”.

  1. Methanogenic Paraffin Biodegradation and the Underlying Syntrophic Relationships

    Petroleum hydrocarbons are important for their energy value and the environmental concerns they pose when spilled. Methanogenic biodegradation through syntrophy plays an important role in their degradation, with implications for remediation and oil recovery. There is still much to learn about …

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  2. Meeting the challenges: carbon-hydrogen bond activation and cancer treatment

    … the active species responsible for the C-H bond activation reaction. This unexpected result implies that the high oxidation state bis- NHC-Pd(IV) species may be the real catalyst! The oxidative addition of methyl iodide to the bis- NHC-Pd(II)-Me2 complex led to the successful observation of the …

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  3. Exploring the impact of hydrogen peroxide delivery methods on PaDa-I enzyme deactivation during styrene biotransformation within tandem catalysis framework

    Biocatalysis has become an attractive method for hydrocarbon activation due to its alignment with the principles of green chemistry. Enzymes are advantageous over traditional metal-based catalysts because they are obtained from renewable sources, typically require mild reaction conditions, and are …

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