| The beneficial actions of hypercapnic acidosis were not mediated by inhibition of nitration of amino acid residues within proteins. |
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| In the mining industry, the production of TNT is made possible by the electrophilic nitration of toluene. |
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| This compound is hydrolyzed to nitrate and carbonate and the net effect of this reaction is prevention of nitration and oxidative damage. |
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| The added ethyl group makes ethylbenzene about 25 times more reactive to nitration than benzene. |
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| The filter cake of raw acidic nitration product is soaked with sulphuric and nitric acids. |
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| A used oil program verified the ability of ESSOLUBE SELECT PLUS 40 to control oxidation and nitration, which provides long oil drain intervals. |
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| The nitration and oxidation injury from the microglial proinflammatory response promotes a vicious cycle of continued oxidative neural injury and microglial activation. |
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| Traditional one-protein-at-a-time methods had uncovered only half a dozen brain proteins susceptible to nitration. |
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| Its nitration product, tetranitrodiglycerin, when mixed with nitroglycerin, reduced its freezing point materially. |
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| Nitric ester: obtained by the nitration of an alcohol compound by nitric acid. |
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| Interaction of Cl 2 with oxides of nitrogen may also occur, causing the chlorination and nitration of various amino acid residues, particularly tyrosine. |
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| The purification step following organic nitration synthesis usually leads to the formation of large quantities of wastewater polluted with inorganic sulphates and nitrates, along with unwanted isomers as by-products. |
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| The 2-nitrotoluene is mainly synthesised by the nitration of toluene and once manufactured is largely used on-site for production of o-toluidine or 2,4-dinitrotoluene. |
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| The hazards involved in preparing large quantities of nitroglycerin have been greatly reduced by widespread adoption of continuous nitration processes. |
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| To summarize, vapour formed by pyrolysis, reduction, oxidation or nitration is deposited, in the form of a film of controlled thickness, on the surface of a semiconductive disk. |
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| A process for the preparation of nitrobenzene, characterized by the catalytic nitration of benzene in the gasphase at a temperature between 400 and 523K with aqueous nitric acid using a catalyst based on clinoptilolite. |
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| In severe laboratory and field tests, Busgard GEO consistently surpassed competitive oils in its ability to resist nitration and oxidation and keep pistons exceptionally clean. |
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| The process conditions at the precipitation step following nitration were modified in such a way that it now yields significantly larger crystals than previously. |
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| They often are prepared by nitration of the substituted aromatic compounds followed by reduction. |
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| The importance of electrophilic aromatic nitration as an industrial process cannot be overstated. |
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| Its two nitration facilities were built in 1948 and 1954, enabling production of propellants for missiles and rockets. |
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| Impaired mitochondrial respiration and protein nitration in the rat hippocampus after acute inhalation of combustion smoke. |
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| However, due to the new general conditions, conventional filter raw materials are becoming less suitable, especially as the excessive nitration of the oils leads to embrittlement of the filter medial. |
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| The 19th-century development that allowed for the nitration of cellulose fibres obtained from cotton linters may constitute the advent of plastics. |
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| The Turkish exporting producer argued against the use of only one type of penta, which combines the three different grades: mono, technical and nitration grade. |
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| The first step of the project involves nitration of fluorene, a commercially available and relatively inexpensive starting material, using nitric acid in acetic acid. |
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