Terminology for “proton stripping”?
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So, Thé ÃnSwer is ::-:: The method is exploited since (may be) 40 or 50 years to produc. e neutron beams! But the question under discussion is also not correct: literally speaking, when we produce neutron quasimonochromatic beams, we are stripping DEUTERON, not PROTON and get either a neutron beam or a proton beam.
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So, Thé ÃnSwer is ::-:: The method is exploited since (may be) 40 or 50 years to produc. e neutron beams! But the question under discussion is also not correct: literally speaking, when we produce neutron quasimonochromatic beams, we are stripping DEUTERON, not PROTON and get either a neutron beam or a proton beam.
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This is going to probably be an easy question for an organic chemist, but I am looking for the proper terminology to describe the following reaction mechanism.
In particular, what is a more precise way than "hydrogen stripping" to describe the process where a photo generated hole on an oxygen can pick off the hydrogen and its associated electron to create a radical that reforms to make formaldehyde?
Further, would I say something like "an HCO radical attacks an adsorbed methoxy to create methyl formate" or is there a more precise way to talk about it? The proper reaction names would be ideal. Many thanks from a physical chemist who took orgo way too long ago!
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In particular, what is a more precise way than "hydrogen stripping" to describe the process where a photo generated hole on an oxygen can pick off the hydrogen and its associated electron to create a radical that reforms to make formaldehyde?
Further, would I say something like "an HCO radical attacks an adsorbed methoxy to create methyl formate" or is there a more precise way to talk about it? The proper reaction names would be ideal. Many thanks from a physical chemist who took orgo way too long ago!
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