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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Organofluorine compounds"”.
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Synthetic methods for biologically relevant organofluorine compounds
… for the synthesis of biologically relevant organofluorine compounds"--Abstract, page iii.
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Part I: Design, synthesis, and studies of novel age-inhibitors and age-breakers; Part II: Novel synthetic methods for organofluorine compound
… ameliorating AGE-induced complications.</p> <p>Organofluorine compounds have found numerous applications as pharmaceutically interesting compounds, and toward developing novel synthetic methods for organofluorine compounds, we have investigated synthetic strategies for <em>gem</em>-difluoro and …
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(De)fluorination of Organic Substrates Mediated by Nontrigonal Phosphorus Triamide
… and physiological properties to organic compounds. Therefore, the number of industrially synthesized products containing fluorine has seen a substantial increase in recent decades. The strategies to access organofluorine compounds include two opposite approaches: 1) (nucleophilic, …
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Photolysis of fluorinated organic molecules: fluorine mass balances and the roles of nucleophiles, rings, and degree of fluorination
Organofluorine containing pharmaceuticals and pesticides are widely used resulting in their accumulation within the environment. When these chemicals are exposed to environmental conditions, abiotic degradation pathways such as photolysis may occur. Photolysis results from photon absorption by a …
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Combined Application of Density Functional Theory and Molecular Mechanics Sampling Techniques to study Chemical Systems, from Intramolecular Rearrangements to Polymerization Reactions
… of 19F chemical shifts in a library of organofluorine compounds screened for temperature sensing, and computations were used to successfully predict the chemical shift temperature sensitivity of these compounds, and finally used to guide the synthesis of more temperature sensitive …