2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.permed.2013.09.004
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Risiken und Nutzen von Kupfer im Licht neuer Erkenntnisse zur Kupferhomöostase

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“…resulting in halide terminal polymer, P−Br. The process presented in Scheme exhibits a photocatalytic system requiring a concentration of Cu II complex on the ppm scale which would rule out the high loading with metal ions which is a problem for many applications . The absorption of Sens should not significantly change during the process since it is regenerated by successive electron transfer reactions.…”
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“…resulting in halide terminal polymer, P−Br. The process presented in Scheme exhibits a photocatalytic system requiring a concentration of Cu II complex on the ppm scale which would rule out the high loading with metal ions which is a problem for many applications . The absorption of Sens should not significantly change during the process since it is regenerated by successive electron transfer reactions.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thep rocess presented in Scheme 2e xhibits ap hotocatalytic system requiring ac oncentration of Cu II complex on the ppm scale which would rule out the high loading with metal ions which is ap roblem for many applications. [19] Thea bsorption of Sens should not significantly change during the process since it is regenerated by successive electron transfer reactions.I ts hould also be noted that the system is stable at room temperature in the dark and the three components of the initiating systems are indispensable for the polymerization to occur. No polymer formation occurs in the absence of one or more components under our reaction conditions ( Table SI2 in the Supporting Information).…”
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