Problems, limitations, and future trends in the analytical characterization of high-purity materials

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1. Selectivity and specificity in chemical reactions of carbene and carbyne metal complexes
2. Cryptates: inclusion complexes of macropolycyclic receptor molecules
3. Chiral ionophores
4. Stereo- and regio-specificity in organic synthesis promoted by metal ions
5. Asymmetric transformation of α-amino acids promoted by optically active metal complexes
6. Selectivity in heterogeneous catalytic oxidation
7. Metal clusters in catalysis - XVI. The selective hydrogenation of triple bonds with organometallic transition metal compounds
8. Models for cooperative oxygen binding in hemoglobin
9. Active sites for hydrocarbon catalysis on metal surfaces
10. Mechanism of enantioface differentiating hydrogenation on modified nickel surfaces
11. Structures and biological activities of some toxic natural products
12. Steric effects in quantitative structure-activity relationships
13. Gibberellin metabolism
14. Chance and design in biosynthesis
15. Insecticide metabolism and mode of action
16. Carcinogenicity of benzo[a]pyrene derivatives: the bay region theory
17. Effects of pesticides and related compounds on the environment
18. Reactions of bisulfite, an environmental chemical, with nucleic acids and other biological substances
19. Ultramicro analysis of enzymes and substrates by enzymatic amplification reactions "Enzymatic cycling"
20. Problems, limitations, and future trends in the analytical characterization of high-purity materials
21. Silver and copper ion conductors in the solid state
22. Studies of the structure of coal and coal hydrogenation process
23. Microbial and enzymatic processes for amino acid production
24. Coordination compounds in analytical chemistry
25. The design of catalysts
26. Catalyst activation by reduction
27. Preparation and properties of monodispersed colloidal metal hydrous oxides
28. Preparation of catalysts by metallic complex adsorption on mineral oxides