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Parallel Reactions

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Parallel Reactions 

concurrent chemical reactions with at least one common reactant. The term is infrequently used when a common product results from different reactants. Examples of parallel reactions are (1)nitration of phenol with the formation of ortho-, meta-, and Pra-nitrophenol (identical reactants) and (2) nitration of a benzene and toluene mixture (nitric acid is the common reactant).
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The contribution of malthenes and asphaltenes in TB, and oil and gas in volatiles were described by parallel reactions introducing the corresponding temperature depending share factors.
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2] that later resulted in two competitive parallel reactions, viz.
Epoxidized natural rubber-bonded Para rubber wood particleboard by Thongnuanchan, B.; Nokkaew, K.; Kaesaman, A.; Nakason, C. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Since this is a convergent plan, the first five stages involve parallel reactions, hence the total number of reactions in the plan (13) exceeds the number of stages (8).
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