For example, methanolamine, the parent compound of the amino alcohols, can be dehydrogenated to methanimidic acid, the parent compound of the imidic acids.
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About 80 % of the turnover of the Joint Stock Company Russky Produkt is broken up into 4 commodity groups : the dehydrogenated soups, potato chips, coffee, and tea.
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Then glycerol 3-phosphate, with the assistance of glycerol 3-phosphate dehydrogenase, can be dehydrogenated into DHAP . This molecule can then enter the metabolic pathway of glycloysis and provide more energy for the cell.
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Only a small fraction of a migalastat dose is metabolized, mainly to three dehydrogenated " O "-glucuronides ( 4 % of the dose ) and a number of unspecified metabolites ( 10 % ).
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Using ( 1, 3-CHD ) ( benzene ) Ru, the 1, 3-CHD was dehydrogenated to benzene as expected, but the large variety of possible surface reactions involving the two ligands resulted in a narrow process window in which carbon concentrations were low.
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Also, I see several sources that call # 1 in your synthesis " Hydrocinnamic acid " which would indicate that it is more common to work your reaction mechanism backwards; that is to hydrogenate cinnamic acid to make # 1 rather that to dehydrogenate # 1 to get # 2 . . .-- 32 " "'06 : 37, 4 January 2010 ( UTC)
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The fact that adult Europeans are twice as likely as Asians to tolerate lactose in milk ( no location yet ) reflects a much longer history of dairy farming in the West; the ability to dehydrogenate alcohol ( chromosome 4 ) is more common in people with a history of drinking fermented fluids; the prevalence of the blond-hair gene in young northern Europeans ( perhaps on chromosome 15 ? ) may reflect a sexual preference for youthful mates.
