The phrase "alcohol function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, biology, or discussions about the effects of alcohol on the body or behavior.
Example: "The alcohol function in this compound is responsible for its solubility in water."
Alternatives: "alcoholic property" or "function of alcohol".
In the second one, the copolymer reacts with the 4-dimethylaminopyridine in order to form maleinyl pyridinium salt which reacts with alcohol function of the hydrolyzed PET.
The resulting diiodo compound is hydrodeiodinated with Bu3SnH (toluene, 70%) and the alcohol function is converted to thioacetate through the Mitsunobu reaction (PPh3, DIAD, THF, 75%).
The compound 3 was prepared from 2 by conversion of the alkyne to a triazole group bearing an alkyl chain with an alcohol function.
As primary alcohol function is more reactive than secondary alcohol, Reoplex® chain-ends are made up of 28.6% of primary alcohol and 71.4% of secondary alcohol.
Indeed, in the absence of Bi, the oxidation of the primary alcohol function is favored with the production of glyceric acid as main product.
Despite this, no direct additions of alcohol function (+16 m/ z) were observed for M1 and M2, suggesting that these compounds are not simply hydroxylated.
Bismuth promoter, deposited on the platinum metals by redox reaction, improves the catalyst activity by preventing over-oxidation of the metal surface and favors the oxidation of secondary alcohol functions into keto-derivatives.
While geranylgeraniol operates directly as a metabolic precursor, the C15-prenyl alcohol functions indirectly as a signal that leads to shift the metabolic origin of prenyl groups in modified proteins, here from the plastidial MEP pathway in favor of the cytosolic MVA pathway.
The activity of catalase in the plasma using the CAT peroxidatic ability for enzyme activity determination where aliphatic alcohols function as specific CAT substrates to form an aldehyde [ 14] was analysed using the Cayman's Catalase Assay kit.
We used multivariate linear regression to adjust for other risk factors for hyperuricaemia such as dietary factors, age, adiposity, alcohol use, renal function, hypertension and diuretic use.
Lastly, we did not have data on some important potential confounders, such as cognitive function, alcohol use or high risk medication use, and could not control for these factors.
