carbonyl

Examples

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• Although at similar abundance in chronologically old and young queens, L. firm5 abundance was also correlated strongly and positively with carbonyl accumulation.

  Academic text (2018)

• The separation of background (source), chronological age, and carbonyl accumulation via MANCOVA analyses detailed OTU-specific changes in the microbiota (Additional file 8: Table S8).

  Academic text (2018)

• So you not only protect the carbonyl, you also protect the ROH.

• This proton is now in between two carbonyl like groups.

• They have an aldehyde or let's just say they have a carbonyl functionality.

• We measured carbonyl accumulation in the queen fat body as a proxy for queen biological age.

  Academic text (2018)

• The ultraviolet rays activate such bonds to form free radicals, which then react further with oxygen in the atmosphere, producing carbonyl groups in the main chain.

  Blog text (19)

• Although all four communities were significantly associated with carbonyl accumulation, little variation was explained by the collective community (mean R-sq = 0.06) due to opposing species variation within communities.

  Academic text (2018)

• It is a potent metal chelator, an anti-inflammatory antioxidant, and a modulator of redox-sensitive signaling and a carbonyl scavenger.

  Blog text (23)

• The compound contains a significant amount of carbonyl groups, which are crucial for its reactivity in organic synthesis.

Synonyms

C

carbonylic

vscarbonyl

• Specialized

9.4

Relating to chemicals that have a carbon atom double bonded to oxygen

has the same meaning but appears as an alternative adjective form

Compounds

C

carbonyl group

• Specialized

6.3

A part of a molecule where carbon joins oxygen by a double bond, found in aldehydes and ketones

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology