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tautomeric

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tautomeric
exhibiting, or capable of exhibiting, tautomerism.
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21-23), (51) Furthermore, for carbonyl compounds with an [alpha]-proton, a tautomeric equilibrium can exist between the imine and the enamine, but in which the imine form predominates.
The diacetone acrylamide crosslinking reaction and its influence on ... by Kessel, Nicola; Illsley, Derek R.; Keddie, Joseph L. / JCT Research
An interesting idea is using a free radical redox initiator system with a reducing agent that is present in the aqueous solution in at least two tautomeric forms in equilibrium with one another (for example amino-iminomethanesulfinic acid and/or the salts thereof).
Techniques for reducing residual monomer content in polymers: a review by Araujo, P.H.H.; Sayer, C.; Poco, J.G.R.; Giudici, R. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Compatibility of thermodynamic models versus spectrofluorometric probe methods for tautomeric solutes dissolved in binary mixtures.
Solvent effects on the electronic transition energies of porhyrins in ... by Malliah, Ruth E. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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