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Heavy Metal Index

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Cited by3 pages
Metals measured1
Evidence tierB
Year2018

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  • c.4290206. phosphate analogue arsenate (AsO2 4 or Asi) over a range of
  • Table 1. Different classes of PASA. 3
  • anchors with biomolecules (table 1). The same sites also behaved as leaving groups during
  • 1B and 2 is presented in tables 2 – 4, respectively. Although the tabular data shows differences among
  • Table 2. Geometrical values of the Class 1A modelled compounds obtained from M06-2X 6-31þG(2d,2p) computation (R,
  • Table 3. Geometrical values of the Class 1B modelled compounds obtained from M06-2X 6-31þG(2d,2p) computation.
  • Table 4. Geometrical values of the Class 2 modelled compounds obtained from M06-2X 6-31þG(2d,2p)/AMBER computation. 8
  • Table 5. Values of rate constant (k) (in s21) for the hydrolysis of As/P-esters belonging to different classes.
  • times more stable in monoanionic diester form than in dianionic monoester variants of Class 1B,
  • hydrolysis compared to PASA of Class 1A and 1B, it is still a kinetically unstable molecule, and

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b01ec52c2026-08-04major2 sections added
d49e450f2026-08-03major5 sections added; narrative text revised