- also
produces high
purity hydrogen as a co-product,
which is used for a
variety of
transformations such as
hydrogenations. The
electrolysis process is...
- halogen) bonds. Some
hydrogenations of
polar bonds are
accompanied by hydrogenolysis. For
hydrogenation, the
obvious source of
hydrogen is H2 gas itself,...
-
Knowles and Ryōji Noyori.
Asymmetric hydrogenations operate by
conventional mechanisms invoked for
other hydrogenations. This
includes inner sphere mechanisms...
-
Hydrogen peroxide is a
chemical compound with the
formula H2O2. In its pure form, it is a very pale blue
liquid that is
slightly more
viscous than water...
-
Hydrogen sulfide is a
chemical compound with the
formula H2S. It is a
colorless chalcogen-hydride gas, and is toxic, corrosive, and flammable.
Trace amounts...
- In chemistry, a
hydrogen bond (H-bond) is a
specific type of
molecular interaction that
exhibits partial covalent character and
cannot be
described as...
-
Hydrogenics is a
developer and
manufacturer of
hydrogen generation and fuel cell
products based on
water electrolysis and proton-exchange
membrane (PEM)...
- respectively. The
hydrogen-donor (transfer agent) is
typically isopropanol,
which converts to
acetone upon
donation of
hydrogen.
Transfer hydrogenations can proceed...
- as
acidity or basicity,
historically denotes "potential of
hydrogen" (or "power of
hydrogen"). It is a
logarithmic scale used to
specify the
acidity or...
-
Nobel Lecture December 8, 2001
Asymmetric Hydrogenations Knowles's
Nobel Lecture Asymmetric Hydrogenations Center for Oral History. "William S. Knowles"...
