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In addition, increase in dye concentration leads to the generation of intermediates, which may adsorb on the surface of the catalyst.

We report the synthesis of 7-thiaarachidonic acid designed to stabilize one of the proposed radical intermediates, which may allow its detection.

During the photodegradation process, MB was degraded to several intermediates, which may be the cleavage of one or more methyl groups substituent on the amine groups [34], and finally completely degraded to CO2 and H2O.

This isoform PKM2 has a slower enzyme kinetic such that its activation results in an accumulation of earlier glycolytic intermediates, which may then be diverted towards the pentose phosphate pathway [14].

This vertical spike has been interpreted as recombinational intermediates, which may include Holliday junctions, X-structures, and hemicatenanes (magenta arrows, fractions 27, 29, 30).

Also, the process of melanization involves an oxidation reaction with generation of toxic intermediates which may impose a certain metabolic cost that could translate into slower in growth relative to Lac cells.

Liu et al. provide a 1-step radiosynthesis protocol using AlF as an intermediate, which may accelerate the synthesis of F-labeled RGD.

The Balz Schiemann reaction proceeds through the formation of a carbocation intermediate, which may be trapped by any nucleophilic species and results in the formation of numerous products.

During its metabolism, some trichloroethylene is converted to a trichloroethylene oxide reactive intermediate, which may ultimately lead to the formation of N-formyl lysine or N-dichloroacetyllysine adducts.

3-MI is metabolized by mixed-function oxidases to a reactive intermediate which may play a role in 3-MI-induced pneumotoxicity.

Suspecting that the phenyl substituent in 18 is to blame (the phenyl substituent may be stabilising a planar allylic cation intermediate which may be otherwise disfavoured), enantioenriched allylic alcohol (R)- 21 (94:6 e.r).[ 19] and (R)- 20 (>99:1 e.r).r