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Phosphoric anhydride: structure, chemistry, and applications
Phosphoric Anhydride is a unique reagent in organic synthesis which is involved in reactions of dehydration, dealcoholysis, phosphorylation, condensation, rearrangement and catalysis, amongst others.
Dmitry A. Efremov, Pavel M. Zavlin, John C. Tebby, 1999
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Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
ATP contains three phosphates—one phosphoric ester and two phosphoric
anhydride bonds. In all three molecules, the first phosphate is attached to the
ribose by a phosphoric ester bond (Section 19.5B). A phosphoric anhydride bond
...
Frederick Bettelheim, William Brown, Mary Campbell, 2009
3
Handbook of Detergents, Part F: Production
The combination and reaction of the phosphoric acid with phosphoric anhydride
actually moderates the violent reactivity of the anhydride, converting it to less
aggressive phosphation intermediates, described earlier. Additional advantages
...
Uri Zoller, Paul Sosis, 2008
4
Color Atlas of Biochemistry
The main reason for the instability of phosphoric anhydride bonds is the
repulsion between these negatively charged oxygen atoms, which is partly
relieved by cleavage of a phosphate residue. In addition, the free phosphate
anion formed by ...
Jan Koolman, Klaus Heinrich Roehm, 2012
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Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry
ATP contains three phosphates—one phosphoric ester and two phosphoric
anhydride bonds. In all three molecules, the first phosphate is attached to the
ribose by a phosphoric ester bond (Section 11.5B). NH2 NH2 N \ N \ O O N O O N
i II II ll ...
Frederick Bettelheim, William Brown, Mary Campbell, 2012
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Invitation to Organic Chemistry
Triphosphate Adenine NH, OOO II II II HO— P— O— P— O— P— O^CH OH OH,
OH Phosphoric anhydride bonds HO OH Ribose Adenosine Adenosine
triphosphate (ATP) Note that ATP contains a triphosphorylated nucleoside (
adenosine ...
Alyn William Johnson, 1999
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, ...
Phosphorous anhydride is readily soluble ; it absorDs moisture with avidity, and
dissolves in water, producing phosphorous acid : P203 + 3H20 - 2H3POr
Phosphoric anhydride is a snow-white, flocculent, amorphous substance. It
sublimes ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1833
That blood contains phosphoric anhydride and iron in a perfect colloid state, or
quite indiffusible when submitted to dialysis, the relative proportions appearing to
vary from 78-61 per cent of peroxide of iron and 29-39 of phosphoric anhydride, ...
Charles Frederick Chandler, William Henry Chandler, 1872
That blood contains phosphoric anhydride and iron in a perfect colloid state, or
quite undifl'usible when submitted to dialysis, the relative proportions appearing
to vary from 786: per cent of peroxide of iron and 29-39 of phosphoric anhydride,
...
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The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science VOLUME ...
That blood contains phosphoric anhydride and iron in a perfect colloid state, or
quite undiffusible when submitted to dialysis, the relative proportions appearing
to vary from 7861 per cent of peroxide of iron and 2939 of phosphoric anhydride,
...
William Crookes,F.R.S.,& c,Edited By., 1871
