The Masking of Reactions
F P Sudakov
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F P Sudakov
Abstract
CONTENTS I. Introduction 142 II. Classification of masking processes 143 III. Methods for calculating the efficiency of masking 144 IV. Masking and the selectivity of reactions 148 V. The most common masking agents 149 VI. Characteristic examples of the practical application of masking 153
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CONTENTS I. Introduction 142 II. Classification of masking processes 143 III. Methods for calculating the efficiency of masking 144 IV. Masking and the selectivity of reactions 148 V. The most common masking agents 149 VI. Characteristic examples of the practical application of masking 153
Key concepts: Masking (illustration), Chemistry, Masking agent, Backward masking, Selectivity, Chromatography, Psychology, Organic chemistry