Though the responses could have influenced the attitudes of the researcher, this is unlikely to have influenced the study, as the questionnaire administration process was standardised and there was very little scope for interpretation or reactions at the time of the interview.
Other reaction conditions, the scope of the reaction, and the solubilities for the new salts are discussed.
The reaction shows high functional-group tolerance for both coupling partners, including halides, thus preserving the scope of the reaction for selective subsequent manipulation of the products.
Future work will explore the scope of this reaction for biomolecule labelling and the effect of substituents on the components of the reaction for tuning its properties in vivo.
We set out to investigate an on-surface analogue of the FBW rearrangement so as to learn about the mechanism and scope of this reaction for preparing long polyynes under controlled conditions.
Moreover, the n-BuLi used for the ligand and complex synthesis needs very low temperature and limits the scope of this reaction for large-scale synthesis of ligands and complexes of this type [73].
Finally, the mechanisms described for polyester/phosphite systems are successfully applied to acrylic polymers, broadening the scope for application of these reactions.
Improved selectivity of products, increased conversion, better utilization and control of reaction heat, scope for difficult separations and the avoidance of azeotropes are some of the advantages that reactive distillation offers over conventional technique of distillation column after reactor.
Collectively, these results suggest a similar substrate scope for the anhydrous and nonanhydrous reaction protocols.
In order to further examine the possible formation pathway of the AlNi phase, ab initio MD simulation was conducted for scoping the reaction time scale and identifying the equilibrium product of the thermite reaction of the Al/NiO MIC.
With optimized conditions in hand for the indanone synthesis, we moved on to investigate the substrate scope of the reaction (Scheme 2a).
