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deuterate
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deu·ter·ate  (dt-rt, dy-)
tr.v. deu·ter·at·ed, deu·ter·at·ing, deu·ter·ates
To introduce deuterium into (a chemical compound).
[deuter(ium) + -ate.]
deute·ration n.
deuterate [ˈdjuːtəˌreɪt]
vb
(Chemistry) to treat or combine with deuterium


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In this work, selective deuteration of the methyl groups of the quaternary nitrogen enabled the orientation of this group to be determined.
Investigations of zeolitic materials at the NIST center for neutron ... by Toby, B.H. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
BOC's proprietary gas-blending process allows precise, flexible, and real-time control of deuterium mixing for use in multiple deuteration chambers.
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Determination of the cation orientation was made possible by selective deuteration of the methyl groups of the quaternary nitrogen.
Past and present crystallographic work at the NBS/NIST reactor by Santoro, A. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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