Given the known relative stability of the CCl3 radical, and its propensity to add to unsaturated systems (Kharasch et al. 10), tests were carried out to assess the veracity of such reaction pathways.
Hypothesizing that the reaction would proceed through a radical-based oxidative addition to Ni, a xanthate was chosen as a potential leaving group because of its propensity toward radical cleavage in Barton McCombie-type transformations.
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Class B enzymes, on the other hand, appear to employ MeCbl, which can be viewed as a carrier of an inert methyl radical due to the propensity of homolytic cleavage of the relatively weak carbon cobalt bond.
Concomitantly, the propensity of radical ion formation of non-polar analytes depends on (i) the ES current, (ii) the concentration and redox potential of concurrent species in the bulk solution, as well as (iii) the selected flow rate of the mobile phase [ 168].
The chemical effects of ultrasound are due to the implosion of microbubbles, generating free-radicals with a great propensity for reaction.
Thus, C/Fe particles form hydroxyl radicals with much greater propensity than do C particles.
The persistent-radical effect (PRE) is the origin of the high propensity of the radicals to undergo reversible deactivation rather than self-coupling reactions.
The young men also mistrusted the propensity of their radical white, Indian, and mixed-race comrades to monopolize discussions and thus replicate the prevailing social order.
