methoxybenzene


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methoxybenzene

(mɛˌθɒksɪˈbɛnziːn)
n
(Elements & Compounds) another name for anisole
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While compound 14 and 21 are imidazole and methoxybenzene derivatives.
Structure-Based Development of New and Potent Inhibitors of PIM Kinases: A Computational Study
Complex aromatic structures are believed to stabilize semiquinone free radicals in humic substances (Riffaldi and Sehnitzer, 1972; Senesi, 1990; Stevenson, 1994) in coexistence with carbon-centered "aromatic" radicals (Paul et al., 2006), although contributions from methoxybenzene and nitrogen-associated radicals cannot be excluded (Senesi, 1990).
Electron paramagnetic resonance and thermo-gravimetric characterization of humic acids in nutrient-rich soils from the raposa-serra do sol Indian reserve, Roraima, Brazil/ Caracterizacion de acidos humicos de suelos eutroficos en la reserva indigena del flechal, Roraima, Brasil, por resonancia electronica paramagnetica y termogravimetria/Caracterizacao de acidos humicos de solos eutroficos da area indigena do flechal, Roraima, Brasil...
Comparison of MVOCs generated by different molds growing on various building materials yielded interesting results one of which was the persistent presence and identification of methoxybenzene (anisole) associated with the growth of S.
Detection of gaseous effluents and by-products of fungal growth that affect environments (RP-1243)

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