PPT-Redox Relay Heck Reaction

Margaret Hilton Sigman Lab University of Utah Heck Reaction Review Chem Rev 2000 100 3009 Other Examples and Applications Overman JACS 1993 115 11028 Sarpong . Databases treating redox reactions must include either . O. 2. (. aq. ). or . H. 2. (. aq. ). in the list of Basis Species. . This species is the database’s “redox pivot”.. O. 2. (. aq. ) is the . Titration. OF bleach . Due Today: . 1. Redox Titration of Bleach Pre-Lab. 2. . Copper Reduction Formal Lab Report. Homework:. 1. Redox . Titration . Short Report. 2. Gravimetric Analysis of Phosphorus Pre-Lab. Starter . What is . redox. ?. Redox – what?. Oxidation and reduction happen at the same time. There is no net gain or loss of electrons.. e. -. You can’t just create them or destroy them!. Example: the . Ouch what the heck is wrong with you man. Everything is wrong with me. Ouch what the heck is wrong with you man. Everything is wrong with me. Ouch what the heck is wrong with you man. Everything is wrong with me. Heck-Kupplung . Referent: David Hafner. Betreuerin: Gerit Brüning. 29.Januar 2010. Inhalt. Allgemeines. Reaktionsmechanismus. Reagenzien & Reaktionsbedingungen. Variationen . Literatur . Heck-Kupplung. Margaret Hilton. Sigman. Lab. University of Utah. 2014. Heck Reaction. Review: . Chem. Rev. . 2000. , . 100. , 3009. .. Other Examples and Applications: . Overman. . JACS. 1993, . 115. , 11028 . , . electrons. gained. lost. Red. uction and . ox. idation reactions – . redox. . reactions. o. xygen atoms. lost. gained. A. re . these reactions . examples of oxidation or reduction?. 1. . C. . 3.3 Energy/Carbon Source Classes of Microorganisms-definitions. 3.4 Bioenergetics. 3.6 Electron Donors and Electron Acceptors. 3.7 Energy-Rich Compounds: ATP. Modes of . ATP Synthesis. 3.3 Energy Classes of Microorganisms. 3.3 Energy/Carbon Source Classes of Microorganisms-definitions. 3.4 Bioenergetics. 3.6 Electron Donors and Electron Acceptors. 3.7 Energy-Rich Compounds: ATP. Modes of . ATP . Synthesis. 3.3 Energy Classes of Microorganisms. Identify Type: 2H. 2. O. 2 . (l). . . 2 H. 2. O. (l). + O. 2 (g) . Identify Type: SiO. 2 . (l). . + 2C . (s). . . Si . (l). + . 2CO. . (g). . Does this reaction take place? . Textbook Chapter 20. Discovery Lab. What was clinging to the nail?. What happened to the color of CuSO. 4. solution?. What is the balanced equation?. Discovery Lab. What type of reaction occurred?. What are the four types of reactions we learned about previously?. 1675 University Blvd, WEBB 416 & 418. Lab phone:(205) 996-2661. Director: Douglas Moellering, PhD. Research Associates: . Kelley Smith-Johnston, BS: . johnk@uab.edu. Melissa J. Sammy, PhD: . mjsammy@uab.edu. Carbon Cycling. Louis A. Derry. Cornell University. Snapshot of modern/recent data: impact of Himalaya on C cycle. Hundreds of hot springs along Himalayan front, “MCT zone” (Oldham, J . Geol. . Soc. . initiated. by an hydride shift. Yann . Odabachian. 25.09.2012. Concept of redox . processes. First type of application. The . tert. -amino. . effect. Thermic. transformation :. Lewis . acid. .