Sentence examples for chelate compounds from inspiring English sources
Martell, A. E., and Calvin, M., Chemistry of the Metal Chelate Compounds, Chap.
He discusses coming to Cornell in 1962, his NMR research on the stereochemistry and molecular rearrangements of metal chelate compounds, and x-ray crystallographic studies of their structures.
We selected functionalized derivatives of DOTA as the most promising to pursue from out of a group of potential 225Ac chelate compounds.
A series of iminopyridine platinum chelate compounds has been prepared and characterized by NMR spectroscopy and single-crystal X-ray diffraction.
Some calcium complex chelate compounds were also produced, and the hydration products obtained with polycarboxylic acid and naphthalene sulfonate were more compact and stable than those obtained with the two other superplasticizers.
From the results, we proposed two new chelate compounds, BPh2 2-py-ben) and BPh2 2-py-ben), as BPh2 2-py-benent mandrials, whose predicted EL peaks are at 475 nm and 445 nm, respectively.
The carbon composite catalyst (CCC) is synthesized by pyrolysis of Fe-Co chelate compound followed by acid leaching.
A new method of direct synthesis of HAp on magnesium was developed using a Ca chelate compound, which can maintain a sufficiently high concentration of Ca ions on the magnesium surface to overcome prevention of HAp crystallization with Mg ions.
An aqueous solution of a chelate compound of Gd was impulsively injected into the dialysate flow path at a flow rate of 500 cm3 /m, which is that utilized in actual dialysis.
Stable chelate compound 99mTc-BN-PEGs were formed with high labeling rate (Fig. 5a).
The USY sample 320HOA containing 2wt% sodium with the ammonium form as the starting material has been fine tuned using a chelate compound (ammonium hexafluorosilicate (NH4 2SiF6) to provide the best condition to remove only the non-framework aluminium whilst maintaining the aluminium framework and original zeolite crystallinity as these are unaffected by this chelating agent.
