Describes the relations between reactions in chemical and biochemical systems with special emphasis to high selective oxidation reactions by hydrogen peroxide. Outlines possible ways for the application of these reactions in an industrial scale. * Looking at new approaches to the synthesis and research of catalytic organic reactions by hydrogen peroxide * Discussing the important developments in the area of biomimetic catalysis * Covering biomimetic sensors, the new generation of analytical devices and their applications.
Contents
Chapter 1. Historical Aspect of the Concept of Chemical Conjugation -- -- Chapter 2. The Theory of Interaction between Synchronous Reactions: Chemical Interference Logics -- -- Chapter 3. Conjugated Chemical Reaction Morphology and Membrane Catalysis in Mitochondrial Proton Transfer -- -- Chapter 4. Conjugated Reactions of Oxidation with Hydrogen Peroxide in the Gas Phase -- -- Chapter 5. Kinetics and the Mechanism of Synchronous (Interfering) Reactions of Hydrogen Peroxide Dissociation and Oxidation of Substrates in the Gas Phase -- -- Chapter 6. The Phenomena of Interference in Chemical and Biochemical Redox Reactions with Hydrogen Peroxide -- -- Chapter 7. New Approaches to Simulation of Enzymatic Reactions: Mimetic Catalysis -- -- Chapter 8. Enzymatic Biosensors and their Biomimetic Analogues Advanced Analytical Appliances -- -- Chapter 9. General Issues of Selectivity and Flexibility of Chemical Systems.
