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16th International Isotope Society (UK group) Symposium
Author(s) -
Åberg G.,
Aigbirhio F. I.,
Alexakis E.,
AlMaharik N.,
Almi M.,
Ambacher Y.,
Andersson S.,
Athlan A.,
Badman G.,
Baldwin S. A.,
Baumann M.,
Baxendale I. R.,
Botting N. P.,
Bragg R. A.,
Brown J. A.,
Burton A.,
Bushby N.,
Cable K.,
Campbell G.,
Carr R.,
Carroll M.,
Chen L.,
Christlieb M.,
Davies P.,
Ellames G. J.,
Ellis W.,
Elmore C.,
Fryatt T.,
Geach N.,
Harding J. R.,
Hartmann S.,
Harwood S.,
Hayward J. J.,
Henderson P. J. F.,
Herbert R. B.,
Heys J. R.,
Hölzl S.,
Hopkin M. D.,
Horn P.,
Ilyas T.,
Irvine S.,
Jackson S. D.,
Jin J.,
Keats A.,
Kennedy A. R.,
Kerr W. J.,
Kitching M. O.,
Landreau C.,
Lanners S.,
Lawrence R.,
Lawrie K. W. M.,
Ley S. V.,
Little G.,
Lockley W. J. S.,
Maier D.,
Manning C.,
McNeill A.,
Middleton D. A.,
Montgomery S.,
Morrison J. J.,
Mrzljak L.,
Newman J.,
Newsome J.,
NikbinRoudsari N.,
Nilsson G. N.,
Oldfield M. F.,
Patching S. G.,
Procter D. J.,
Randall G.,
Robertson A. A.,
Rummel C. S.,
Rustidge D.,
Sherhod R.,
Shipley N.,
Smith C. D.,
Smith C. J.,
Smith D. I.,
Song C.,
Tamborini L.,
Waterhouse I.,
Watts A.,
Werkheiser J. L.,
Williams G.,
Willis C. L.,
Woodward P.,
Yan R.,
Young G.,
Zhang Q.
Publication year - 2008
Publication title -
journal of labelled compounds and radiopharmaceuticals
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.432
H-Index - 47
eISSN - 1099-1344
pISSN - 0362-4803
DOI - 10.1002/jlcr.1513
Subject(s) - library science , chemistry , carr , classics , history , computer science , biology , ecology
This poster, presented at the 16th annual symposium of the International Isotope Society's United Kingdom Group took place at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK on 1st November 2007, reveals a series of novel iridium (I) complexes of type 2, and highlights their considerable efficiency and general applicability in the field of hydrogen isotope exchange, with levels as low as only 0.5 mol% catalyst loading over short reaction times being required to deliver extremely high levels of labelling