LIII.—An exact investigation of the three component system: sodium oxide, acetic anhydride, water

Measurement of Protein Degradation in Leaves of Zea mays Using [H]Acetic Anhydride and Tritiated Water.

The rate of protein degradation in Zea mays leaves has been estimated by using tritiated water and [(3)H]acetic anhydride as the labeling agents. Both methods circumvent many of the problems usually associated with measuring protein degradation in plants. The half-life of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase protein in second leaves of 13-day-old seedlings under continuous light was found to b...

Structural evolution within the one‐phase region of a three‐component microemulsion system: Water–n‐decane–sodium‐bis‐ethylhexylsulfosuccinate (AOT)

Analysis of the Reliability of a Three-Component System with Two Repairmen

In this paper authors have considered a system having three units A, B1 and B2. A is controlled by a controller and B1 and B2 are independent. Two repairmen are involved in repair of the system. One of the repairmen (the first) is the foreman (boss) and the other an assistant (apprentice). Whenever any unit fails, repair is undertaken by boss. If the boss is busy in repairing and at the same ti...

Three-component Process for the Synthesis of Some Substituted Pyrroles using Water as a Green Solvent

A novel, convenient and efficient three-component reaction for synthesizing substituted pyrroles from primary amines and electron deficient acetylenic compounds in the presence of ammonium thiocyanate in water leads to the formation of pyrroles in good yields.

Three-component Process for the Synthesis of Some Thiophene Derivatives Using Water as a Green Media

A convenient and efficient three-component reaction to a one-pot synthesis of thiophene derivatives from activated acetylenic compounds and ethyl 2chloroacetoacetate in the presence of tetramethyl thiourea in water lead to the formation of thiophenes in good yields.