amylene

(ˈæmɪˌliːn)

(Elements & Compounds) another name (no longer in technical usage) for pentene

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One milliliter methylene chloride (anhydrous, [greater than or equal to] 99.8%, containing 40-150 ppm amylene as stabiliser, Sigma-Aldrich (St.

The Pear Aroma in the Austrian Pinot Blanc Wine Variety: Evaluation by Means of Sensorial-Analytical-Typograms with regard to Vintage, Wine Styles, and Origin of Wines

The four reactions with ethylene (ET), amylene (AM), methacrylate (MA), and allyl methyl ether (AME) as dienophiles with butadiene (BD) as the diene were studied.

Study of the Deformation/Interaction Model: How Interactions Increase the Reaction Barrier

The structure of the amylene chain," Journal of the Chemical Society, vol.

Synthesis, SAR, and Docking Studies Disclose 2-Arylfuran-1,4-naphthoquinones as In Vitro Antiplasmodial Hits

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