Cukier / New York / Greenwich / Golubev / London / /
Company
Biological Systems / Academic Press / Brown / Cambridge Isotope Laboratories / Norton / Ligand / Biomimetic / Cooley N. A. / Deraniyagala S. P. / Wayner D. D. / Synergy Software / Oxford University Press / JAI Press / Moody A. E. / Leyes A. E. / Perrin D. D. / Weston / C2 / Studebaker / Imperial College Press / Garrett / /
Currency
pence / USD / /
Event
Credit Rating / /
Facility
University of Vermont / Laboratory Chemicals / UniVersity of Washington / /
IndustryTerm
analyte-containing solution / stainless steel dispensing system / pale red solution / chemical exchange / chemical reversibility / chemical shift / free energy barrier / stainless steel drum / transition metal complexes / e-) / oil / hot ethanolic solution / centrosymmetric space / energy / metal / acetone/o-dichlorobenzene solution / transition metal reagents / metal hydrides / free energy terms / transition metal / chemical / acetonitrile solution / activation energy / e- > / e- ) / chemical reaction times / steel vessel / e- / / /
Organization
University of Vermont / Canadian Microanalytical Service / Department of Chemistry / UniVersity of Washington / Seattle / Oxford University / /
Person
Abramo / Justine P. Roth / Oliver / Scott Lovell / James M. Mayer / Parker / V / Gq / Dalton Trans / Van Geet / Marcus / Nocera / Westmoreland / / /
Position
riding model / except as noted / C. D. J. / G. P. / T. D. / /
Product
K-1 / Dimethyl sulfoxide / /
ProgrammingLanguage
K / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Vermont / North Dakota / British Columbia / New York / Connecticut / Washington / Rhode Island / Nova Scotia / New Hampshire / /
5486 J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2000, 122, Intrinsic Barriers for Electron and Hydrogen Atom Transfer Reactions of Biomimetic Iron Complexes