azacrown ether

azacrown ether

[′az·ə‚krau̇n ′ē·thər]
(organic chemistry)
A crown ether that has nitrogen donor atoms as well as oxygen donor atoms to coordinate to the metal iron.
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Keywords: Azacrown ether, Dihydroxamic acid, Oxygen binding, Catalytic oxidation.
O2-Binding Abilities and Catalytic Oxidation Performance of Cobalt (II) Complexes with Dihydroxamic Acid Functionalized N-pivot Lariat Ethers
This color change is visually discernible by an appearance of the surface plasmon band (SPB) at 520 nm.The recognition mechanism is attributed to the unique structure of monoazacrown ether attached to AuNPs and metal sandwiches coordinated between two azacrown ether moieties that are attached to separate AuNPs.
Iranian Researchers Develop Simple Method to Measure Lead Levels
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