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ethylidene

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ethylidene /eth·yl·i·dene/ (eth´il-ĭ-dēn) the bivalent radical CH3CHdbond; its chloride derivative is used as a solvent and fumigant and is toxic and irritant.
eth·yl·i·dene (th-l-dn, -thl-)
n.
The bivalent hydrocarbon radical C2H4 that is isomeric to the ethylene radical.
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3) The glucoside moiety of etoposide its ethylidene [beta]-D-glucoside whereas in elenoside the glucoside moiety its [beta]-D-glucoside (Trujillo et al.
Central nervous activity of elenoside by Navarro, E.; Alonso, S.J.; Trujillo, J.; Jorge, E.; Perez, C. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology
Air Products researchers were successful in developing the contributed VAM technology, whish represents a new process whereby dimethyl ether is related with carbon monoxide-rich syngas in the presence of recycle streams to produce ethylidene diacetate (EDA) and acetic acid.
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Residual butadiene will be more reactive to radical attack than the ethylidene nor bomene monomer, with reasoning parallel to the butadiene/ isoprene comparison.
Fundamentals of curing elastomers with peroxides and coagents II: ... by Henning, Steven K.; Boye, William M. / Rubber World
 
 
 
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