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amidine

[′am·ə‚dēn]
(organic chemistry)
A compound which contains the radical CNHNH2.
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Ackermann, "Amidines for versatile cobalt(III)-catalyzed synthesis of isoquinolines through C-H functionalization with diazo compounds," Organic Letters, vol.
Advances in the Preparation of Fluorinated Isoquinolines: A Decade of Progress
Latent nucleophiles that are thermally activated may support vulcanization processes that do not suffer from scorch safety issues, while latent forms that are hydrolytically sensitive, such as bicyclic amidines (8), may support products intended for moisture-curing applications.
[C0.sub.]2-derived latent nitrogen nucleophiles for controlled cross-linking of brominated poly(isobutylene-co-isoprene)
Moreover, he says that the new amidines may be toxic to aquatic organisms.
Tricky transformation: bubbling gases tighten, then loosen, the grip of novel molecules on grime
The formation of amidines between imido esters and amines from protein side chains was first described in 1962 by Hunter et al.
Highly sensitive immunoprecipitation method for extracting and concentrating low-abundance proteins from human serum
Ciba has developed several new classes of photolatent bases, which are stable and inactive in the dark when incorporated in coating systems, but efficiently release tertiary amines or amidines on irradiation with UV or daylight.
Ciba develops new curing technology
The annulation and chemistry of 4, 5-dihydroimidazoles and the inadequate reports of the use of amidines which are used as a source of azomethine ylides have encouraged us to study the production and reactions of 4, 5dihydroimidazolium ylides.
New Pyrroloimidazoles by 1, 3-Dipolar Cycloaddition and their Biological Activities
Khodeir, "Reactions with heterocyclic amidines (V).
Fused imidazopyrazoles: synthetic strategies and medicinal applications
Therefore, at present, TTBDs control is mainly effected by widespread use of acaricides like organophosphates, carbamates, pyrethroids, BHC/cyclodines, amidines, macrocyclic lactones and benzoylphenylureas leading to various problems such as resistance, residues, environmental pollution and high cost.
Upcoming and future strategies of tick control: a review
Several new and very promising families of strong neutral bases--"proton sponges" [31-33], guanidines [34], amidines, phosphazenes [28-30, 35, 36], phosphorus ylides [37, 38]--have emerged.
Self-consistent acidity and basicity scales in nonaqueous solvents/Kooskolalised happelisuse ja aluselisuse skaalad mittevesikeskkondades
Moreover, it should be noted that adduct formation of deprotonated amines and amidines can occur and produce well-known catalysts for epoxy polymerization.
High performance epoxy-layered silicate nanocomposites
Complement inhibition by amidines and guanidines-in vivo and in vitro results.
Possible mechanism for in vitro complement activation in blood and plasma samples: Futhan/ EDTA controls in vitro complement activation
Using phase stabilizer is the effective solution to reduce alcohol-oil interfacial tension [4 5] including ethers ketones esters fatty alcohols aliphatic hydrocarbons fatty acids non-ionic surfactants acetal/ketones biodiesels and amidines [6-8].
Synthesis and Application of Glycolic Esters in Methanol-gasoline as Bifunctional Additives

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