etioporphyrin


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etioporphyrin

[‚ēd·ē·ō′pȯr·fə·rən]
(organic chemistry)
C31H34N4 A synthetic porphyrin that has four ethyl and four methyl groups in a red-pigmented compound whose crystals melt at 280°C.
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Issa and co-workers [15] proposed a chemically modified carbon paste electrode with Cu(II)-selective based on the etioporphyrin I dihydrobromide as potentiometric electrode to determinate Cu(II) in real samples.
Synthesis and preliminary characterization of manganese 3,4-(methylenedioxi)cinnamate compound: a simple approach to improve electroanalytical application after incorporation to the carbon paste electrode
Additionally, a standard solution was prepared by dissolving 0.1 mg of vanadium (IV) etioporphyrin III oxide ([C.sub.32][H.sub.36][N.sub.4]OV Santa Cruz Biotechnology, CAS number 15709-03-2) in 60 mL of acetone.
Effects of UV-Vis irradiation on vanadium etioporphyrins extracted from crude oil and the role of nanostructured titania
Adsorption of etioporphyrin and Ni-etioporphyrin on a fractal silica.
The study of fractals among ecologists/O estudo dos fractais entre os ecologos
Ni in heavy oil is present in form of etioporphyrins (etio III) and are less investigated due to its low concentration compared with Vanadium that is present in form of vanadyl ion (-VO[2.sup.+]), axe coordinated to an oxygen and four Nitrogen atoms in structures type vanadyl-deoxofiloeritroetioporphyrin (VODPEP) and in vanadylbenzotioporphyrins (VOB) (Yin et al., 2006) as showed in Figure 1.
Electrodeposicion de vanadio y niquel de los asfaltenos de crudos pesados: Ingenieria quimica
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