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Redox Report. 8:157-161
Two metabolites of a free radical scavenger, edaravone, were synthesized. Edaravone glucuronate was synthesized by glycosylation of a glucuronic acid precursor using silver (I) trifluoromethane-sulfonate with edaravone. Edaravone sulfate was synthesi
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Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan. 100:42-47
Thermal decomposition of zinc 2-ethyl-hexanoate solution on glass substrates gave zinc oxide thin films. Zinc sulfide thin films were obtained by sulfidation of the zinc oxide films in a hydrogen sulfide atmosphere. The ZnS films were transparent, ha
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society. 137:7-11
Nickel-molybdenum sulfide Ni{sub 2}Mo{sub 6}S{sub 7.9} (nickel Chevrel phase, NiCP) was tested as the cathode of lithium secondary batteries. The Li/NiCP cell could be galvanostatically discharged up to {ital x} = 4 {approximately} 5(Li{sub {ital x}}
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NIPPON KAGAKU KAISHI. :1306-1308
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ChemInform. 21
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ChemInform. 21
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Materials Research Bulletin. 20:1493-1500
Lead molybdenum sulfides Pb x Mo 6 S 8−y with rhombohedral structure were prepared by vacuum seal technique at 1000°C. The nonstoichiometric range of lead (x) varies between 0.95 and 1.05, and that of sulfur (8−y) varies between 7.55 and 7.80. O
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Materials Research Bulletin. 18:1311-1316
Copper molybdenum sulfides Cux Mo 6 S 8−y with rhomobhedral structure have been prepared by vacuum seal technique at 1000°C. The nonstoichiometric range of copper x varies between 2.0 and 4.0, and that of sulfur (8−y) varies between 7.75 and 8.0
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Journal of Solid State Chemistry. 36:339-348
The phase relations for iron niobium sulfides (Fe y Nb 1− y ) 1+ x S 2 have been examined by varying the partial pressure of sulfur at 950°C. While niobium is difficult to dissolve in iron sulfide, iron dissolves in niobium sulfide up to about 35%
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Chemistry Letters. 13:63-66
Equilibrium vapor pressures of Nb–I system were measured by using the Broudon’s gauge at temperatures between 293 and 1050 K. Considering the main gaseous species of the Nb–I system at high temperatures, the standard Gibbs’ energy functions,