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disproportionation
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disproportionation [ˌdɪsprəˌpɔːʃəˈneɪʃən]
n
(Chemistry) a reaction between two identical molecules in which one is reduced and the other oxidized
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The grafted chains are terminated by coupling or disproportionation reactions (26).
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2 shows the more common disproportionation reaction leading to [S.
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The purpose of this research was to find a way to stop this disproportionation reaction from occurring without altering the catalytic properties of the compound and its derivatives.
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