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phe·no·late

 (fē′nə-lāt′)
n.
A salt of phenol. Also called phenoxide.
tr.v. phe·no·lat·ed, phe·no·lat·ing, phe·no·lates
To treat with phenol or a salt of phenol.
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phenolate

(ˈfiːnəˌleɪt)
vb
(Chemistry) (tr) Also: carbolize to treat or disinfect with phenol
n
(Elements & Compounds) another name (not in technical usage) for phenoxide
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phe•no•late

(ˈfin lˌeɪt)

n., v. -lat•ed, -lat•ing. n.
1. a salt of phenol, as sodium phenolate, C6H5ONa.
v.t.
2. to treat, impregnate, or disinfect with phenol.
[1880–85]
phe′no•lat`ed, adj.
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phenolate


Past participle: phenolated
Gerund: phenolating

Imperative
phenolate
phenolate
Present
I phenolate
you phenolate
he/she/it phenolates
we phenolate
you phenolate
they phenolate
Preterite
I phenolated
you phenolated
he/she/it phenolated
we phenolated
you phenolated
they phenolated
Present Continuous
I am phenolating
you are phenolating
he/she/it is phenolating
we are phenolating
you are phenolating
they are phenolating
Present Perfect
I have phenolated
you have phenolated
he/she/it has phenolated
we have phenolated
you have phenolated
they have phenolated
Past Continuous
I was phenolating
you were phenolating
he/she/it was phenolating
we were phenolating
you were phenolating
they were phenolating
Past Perfect
I had phenolated
you had phenolated
he/she/it had phenolated
we had phenolated
you had phenolated
they had phenolated
Future
I will phenolate
you will phenolate
he/she/it will phenolate
we will phenolate
you will phenolate
they will phenolate
Future Perfect
I will have phenolated
you will have phenolated
he/she/it will have phenolated
we will have phenolated
you will have phenolated
they will have phenolated
Future Continuous
I will be phenolating
you will be phenolating
he/she/it will be phenolating
we will be phenolating
you will be phenolating
they will be phenolating
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been phenolating
you have been phenolating
he/she/it has been phenolating
we have been phenolating
you have been phenolating
they have been phenolating
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been phenolating
you will have been phenolating
he/she/it will have been phenolating
we will have been phenolating
you will have been phenolating
they will have been phenolating
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been phenolating
you had been phenolating
he/she/it had been phenolating
we had been phenolating
you had been phenolating
they had been phenolating
Conditional
I would phenolate
you would phenolate
he/she/it would phenolate
we would phenolate
you would phenolate
they would phenolate
Past Conditional
I would have phenolated
you would have phenolated
he/she/it would have phenolated
we would have phenolated
you would have phenolated
they would have phenolated
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and Dean, J.F., 2001.Oxidation of phenolate siderophores by the multicopper oxidase encoded by the Escherichia coli yacK gene.
Myco phenolate mofetil (MMF) was initiated for the treatment of presumed vasculitis (unfortunately despite the request of the medical team no operative specimens were sent for histological analysis).
conducted microsecond flash photolysis experiments on PC and model compounds in dichloroethane solution [6, 7], Results were interpreted to be due to a Photo-Fries rearrangement occurring via an intermolecular route, resulting in free radicals arising from energy transfer between the phenolate [pi]* state and the carbonyl group.
Uptake of PNP onto the three adsorbent may have been in the molecular form rather than the phenolate ions.
In Figure S2, a very strong band is below 400 nm for Schiff base (303 nm) and at 344 nm for complexes, due to ligand-centered [pi] [right arrow] [[pi].sup.*]/[pi] [right arrow] [[pi].sup.*] (most probably from phenolate oxygen donor atom) transitions (LLCT).
In TPC assay, a phenol in plant extracts loses a proton to form phenolate ion, which reduces Folin Ciocalteu reagent, and the resulting changes are measured spectrophotometrically at 765 nm [13].
[46], the electrochemical oxidation of p-coumaric and ferulic acids involves an electron transfer from the corresponding phenolate ion.
The fact that the overall reaction rate depends on the proportion of ionized molecules of the antioxidant (typically the phenolate group) [5] implies that, apart from the structure of the antioxidant molecule, the type of solvent and the pH of the assay solution in particular have a large influence on the reactivity of antioxidants [6-10].
The ionic fraction of phenolate ion(ion) can be calculated by the following equation.
At the same time, it is possible that the phenolic compounds have lower electron affinity towards carbon spheres in the shape of phenolate, it is because the donoric nature of the anionic oxygen counteracts the presence of nitro attractor groups.
Humic compounds and organic acids, which are contained in compost, are contain functional groups that have negative charged, such as: -COOH, -OH phenolate, and -OH alcoholate [2], so that they can bind cations, such as A1 and Fe.
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