Search for dissertations about: "substitution"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 735 swedish dissertations containing the word substitution.
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6. Direct Catalytic Nucleophilic Substitution of Non-Derivatized Alcohols
Abstract : This thesis focuses on the development of methods for the activation of the hydroxyl group in non-derivatized alcohols in substitution reactions. The thesis is divided into two parts, describing three different catalytic systems. READ MORE
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7. Copper-Mediated Vicarious Nucleophilic Substitution
Abstract : This thesis suggests and examines a novel approach for copper-mediated cross-couplings. We call this mechanistic approach copper-mediated vicarious nucleophilic substitution. Our hypothesis is that copper-promoted cross-couplings proceed via an intermediate s-adduct, a Meisenheimer adduct. READ MORE
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8. Chemicals in consumer products : Towards a safe and sustainable use
Abstract : Health and environmental risks associated with emissions of hazardous chemicals from articles, including everyday consumer products such as clothes and toys, have become widely acknowledged internationally, particularly in the EU. This thesis contributes to new understandings of how these risks are currently managed within the EU and recommends actions for ensuring a safe and sustainable use of chemicals in articles. READ MORE
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9. Welfare Relationships : Voluntary organisations and local authorities supporting relatives of older people in Sweden
Abstract : Sweden is often described as a country with a strong welfare state and little voluntary work. This is as would be expected according to substitution theory, in which extensive welfare systems are assumed to crowd out voluntary activity and thereby limit the potential for voluntary work – there is an inverse relationship between voluntary and statutory activity. READ MORE
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10. Synthesis and Characterization of New Inorganic Thermoelectric Materials
Abstract : With thermoelectric materials it is possible to convert a difference in temperature into electrical energy. This can be utilized for a more efficient use of available energy, eg. by converting waste heat from a combustion process. READ MORE