Sentence examples for ester groups of from inspiring English sources

Investigation of the macrocyclic trimers N1P2 and N2P3 revealed that ring opening occurs randomly at any of the ester groups of the macrocycle.

Carboxyl groups were generated by exposing the tert-butyl ester groups of PtBA on saturated surface to trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) to bond tert-butylamine via amide bonds that were further chlorinated to N-halamine with NaOCl solution.

ATR FT-IR in local and mapping modes evidenced a strong signal ascribed to the presence of ester groups of PMBU at 1730 cm−1, fairly well distributed at the surface of the membranes.

To further increase the amine density (mCNF-G2), dendritic polyamidoamine (PAMAM) was grafted onto mCNF-G1 by the Michael addition of methacrylate onto mCNF-G1, followed by the transamidation of the ester groups of methacrylate using ethylenediamine.

Reconstitution of free hydroxyl or carboxyl groups of the methoxyl or methyl ester groups of viriditoxin led to significant reduction of antibacterial activity, implying that the natural molecule is optimized for antibacterial activity to deter bacteria potentially harmful to Paecilomyces.

The blends were also miscible in the melt state, and a viscosity rise over log additivity in phenoxy-rich compositions strongly suggested chemical reactions between the ester groups of PMMA and hydroxy groups of the phenoxy polymer in these compositions.

First, following insertion, the ester group of the acrylate coordinates to the metal thereby hindering subsequent monomer coordination.

The epoxy resin was cured by the insertion reaction of the ester group of the in situ polymerized curing agent and the epoxy group of the epoxy resin.

The appearance of new weak carbonyl peak around 177.8 ppm provides alternative evidence of the weak coordination between Nd3+ and ester group of ethyl acetate.

In addition to the main biotransformation pathway, a secondary reaction involved hydrolysis of the phosphate ester group of the pro-moiety, probably by phosphatases present in tears.

Active sites obtained in RuSn/TiO2-anatase, RuSn/SiO2 and RuSn/Nb2O5 catalysts were suitable for the hydrogenation of the ester group of dimethyl adipate, leading 1,6-hexanediol formation.