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Aldehyde separation by polymer-supported oligo(ethyleneimines)
N. Bicak
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B. F. Senkal
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Department of Chemistry
Istanbul Technical University
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Aldehydes
100%
Polymer Support
100%
Oligo
100%
Ethyleneimine
100%
Resin
60%
Aliphatic Aldehydes
60%
Sorption
40%
Acid-base
40%
Aromatic Aldehydes
40%
Acid Solution
20%
Sulfonamides
20%
Sorbent
20%
Hydrocarbon Mixtures
20%
Divinylbenzene
20%
Resin Beads
20%
Styrene
20%
Product Form
20%
Diethylenetriamine
20%
Five-membered
20%
Schiff Base
20%
Modified Resin
20%
Triethylenetetramine
20%
Sorption Kinetics
20%
Condensation Products
20%
Salicylaldehyde
20%
Acetaldehyde
20%
Second-order Kinetics
20%
Desorption Kinetics
20%
Benzaldehyde
20%
Loaded Resin
20%
Imidazoline Ring
20%
Aldol Product
20%
Dilute Acid
20%
Aldol Condensation
20%
Sulfamide
20%
Base Hydrolysis
20%
Chemistry
Base
100%
Aldehyde
100%
Sorbent
50%
Hydrogen
50%
Sulfonamide
50%
Styrene
50%
Diethylenetriamine
50%
Imidazoline
50%
Salicylaldehyde
50%
Kinetic Order
50%
Sulfamide
50%
Benzaldehyde
50%
Aldol Condensation
50%
Desorption
50%
formation
50%
stability
50%
Imine
50%
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Aziridine
100%
Base
100%
Aldehyde
100%
Sulfonamide
50%
Divinylbenzene
50%
Styrene
50%
Diethylenetriamine
50%
Trientine
50%
Salicylaldehyde
50%
Sulfanilamide
50%
Benzaldehyde
50%
Sorbent
50%
Imidazoline
50%
Imine
50%
Chemical Engineering
Aldehyde
100%
Desorption
50%
Styrene
50%