- In chemistry, an
adduct (from
Latin adductus 'drawn toward'; alternatively, a
contraction of "addition product") is a
product of a
direct addition of two...
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capable of
accepting an
electron pair from a
Lewis base to form a
Lewis adduct. A
Lewis base, then, is any
species that has a
filled orbital containing...
- In
molecular genetics, a DNA
adduct is a
segment of DNA
bound to a cancer-causing chemical. This
process could lead to the
development of
cancerous cells...
- The anthracene–maleic
anhydride adduct is an
organic compound and an
example of a Diels–Alder
adduct. It is
commonly prepared in
organic chemistry teaching...
- chemistry,
sodium bisulfite is used to form
adducts with
aldehyde and with
certain cyclic ketones.
These adducts are α-hydroxysulfonic acids. This reaction...
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Adduct purification is a
technique for
preparing extremely pure
simple organometallic compounds,
which are
generally unstable and hard to handle, by purifying...
- this
isomerization includes the
formation of Diels–Alder
adducts between α-terpinene
adducts and
maleic anhydride. It is
possible to
effect reaction at...
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proceeds to near
completion under irreversible conditions, the
isolated aldol adducts are
sensitive to base-induced retro-aldol
cleavage to
return starting materials...
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Melamine cyanurate, also
known as melamine–cyanuric acid
adduct or melamine–cyanuric acid complex, is a
crystalline complex formed from a 1:1
mixture of...
- an addition-elimination
reaction that
proceeds through an σ-
adduct (Meisenheimer
adduct)
intermediate (the
second structure shown in the
reaction sequence)...
