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an electrochemical quasi - passivation layerprimarily composedof phenyl groups

the fused systemsresultingfrom thecondensation with a phenyl group

the carbon atomscomposingthe phenyl groups

a complex aromatic compoundcomposedof phenyl groups

the solvent aromaticity , investiga(passive) is influenced byphenyl groups

a substituted or unsubstituted monovalent hydrocarbon group ( except for an alkenyl group ) is , 20mol% or more of R 5is composedof a phenyl group

an organic compoundcomposedof a phenyl group and a hydroxyl group

The hydride atom in these iridium complexesoriginatesfrom the same phenyl group

major admixture componentsInfluencephenyl

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in an asymmet - rically substituted isomer pairresultingin an asymmet - rically substituted isomer pair

in an asymmetrically substituted isomer pairresultingin an asymmetrically substituted isomer pair

in a block with a higher modulusresultingin a block with a higher modulus

the crystallization of the compounds ( H. Tokilin , H. Higashi , C. Hosokawa , EP 388 , 768 ( 1990preventsthe crystallization of the compounds ( H. Tokilin , H. Higashi , C. Hosokawa , EP 388 , 768 ( 1990

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the lipophilic biphenyl - containing EXP-7711createdthe lipophilic biphenyl - containing EXP-7711

activity orientationcreatesactivity orientation

from the acetophenoneoriginatingfrom the acetophenone

from substitution of a hydrogen atom at position 2 , 3 , or 4 of the phenyl group with a trialkylstannyl groupresultingfrom substitution of a hydrogen atom at position 2 , 3 , or 4 of the phenyl group with a trialkylstannyl group

from substitution of one hydrogen atom of the phenyl group with a trialkylstannyl groupresultingfrom substitution of one hydrogen atom of the phenyl group with a trialkylstannyl group

from substitution of one hydrogen atom of the phenyl group with a trialkylsilyl groupresultingfrom substitution of one hydrogen atom of the phenyl group with a trialkylsilyl group

to greater attractive energy than chloro groupleadsto greater attractive energy than chloro group

the disulfide bond(passive) influenced bythe disulfide bond

greater steric hindrance(passive) caused bygreater steric hindrance

in L - benzylhydantoinresultingin L - benzylhydantoin

in the emergence of new NOEsresultingin the emergence of new NOEs

in the indane structureresultingin the indane structure

to the β - lactone productled directlyto the β - lactone product

similar molecular interactions with respect to the first compound and the second compoundcausessimilar molecular interactions with respect to the first compound and the second compound

a molecular interaction similar to the first and second compoundscausesa molecular interaction similar to the first and second compounds

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