- In chemistry,
isomerization or
isomerisation is the
process in
which a molecule,
polyatomic ion or
molecular fragment is
transformed into an
isomer with...
- "parent"
molecule and the zwitterion.
Betaines are
zwitterions that
cannot isomerize to an all-neutral form, such as when the
positive charge is
located on...
- When the
isomerization occurs intramolecularly, it is
considered a
rearrangement reaction. An
example of an
organometallic isomerization is the production...
- cis-trans
isomerization of X-Pro
peptide bonds.
Conformational protein folding is
usually much
faster (typically 10–100 ms) than cis-trans
isomerization (10–100 s)...
- Base-promoted
epoxide isomerization is the
conversion of
alkyl epoxides to ring-opened
products through the
action of
strong base.
Isomerizations of this type...
-
forward and
reverse isomerization.
Under illumination,
these molecules cycle between the two
isomeric states. The photo-
isomerization of
azobenzene is extremely...
- In epigenetics,
proline isomerization is the
effect that cis-trans
isomerization of the
amino acid
proline has on the
regulation of gene expression. Similar...
- Cis–trans isomerism, also
known as
geometric isomerism,
describes certain arrangements of
atoms within molecules. The
prefixes "cis" and "trans" are from...
- of the
major volatile compounds in ripe tomatoes,
although it
tends to
isomerize into the
conjugated trans-2-hexenal. It is
produced in
small amounts by...
- lab. Some have been
observed to
isomerize to benzene,
whereas others tend to
undergo other reactions instead, or
isomerize by ways
other than pericyclic...
