| The simplest compound is cyclopropane, but its non-tetrahedral bond angles within the ring severely strain it, and it is very unstable. |
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| I then used the moles of cyclopropane in the lipids and the lipid solubility coefficient to calculate body lipid mass. |
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| This mixture of cyclopropane, with its faintly sweet petrol-like smell, and oxygen, which has no smell, seeped silently out of the end of the tube just beneath the boy's nose. |
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| The iodomethyl zinc iodide reacts with an alkene to give a cyclopropane. |
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| The angle strain in cyclobutane is less than in cyclopropane, whereas cyclopentane and higher cycloalkanes are virtually free of angle strain. |
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| A mixture of about 5 to 20 percent cyclopropane in oxygen is administered by inhalation. |
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| Ether, cyclopropane, and methoxyflurane were abandoned in favor of halothane and isoflurane. |
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| Maternal sinus bradycardia with abnormal atrioventricular rhythms has also been noted when oxytocin was used concomitantly with cyclopropane anesthesia. |
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| If treatment is continued, special care should be taken when using anaesthetic agents causing myocardial depression, such as ether, cyclopropane and trichloroethylene. |
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| Apart from cyclopropane, the Cyclanes are a part of regular gasoline. |
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| We used ether and cyclopropane, both flammable, explosive anesthetic gases. |
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| The sesquiterpene aromadendrene bears a reactive exocyclic methylene group and a cyclopropane ring which can alkylate proteins and thereby disturb the conformation of protein. |
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| Cyclopropane anesthesia may modify oxytocin's cardiovascular effects, so as to produce unexpected results such as hypotension. |
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| Cyclopropane, also called trimethylene, explosive, colourless gas used in medicine since 1934 as a general anesthetic. |
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| Cyclopropane is nonirritating to mucous membranes and does not depress respiration. |
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| Cyclopropane is the only cycloalkane that is planar. |
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