Übersetzung für 'Z E isomerism' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Z/E isomerism

(Z)-(E)-Isomerie {f}chem.

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Error and omission excepted / excluded. <E.&O.E., E&OE>

Irrtum und Auslassung vorbehalten. <s. e. e. o., s. e. et o., S. E. & O.> [salvo errore et omissione]

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Errors and omissions excepted / excluded. <E.&O.E., E&OE>

Irrtümer und Auslassungen vorbehalten. <s. e. e. o., s. e. et o., S. E. & O.> [salvo errore et omissione]

set of integers <ℤ, Z>

Menge {f} der ganzen Zahlen <ℤ, Z>math.

errors excepted <E.E., e.e.>

Irrtümer vorbehalten

first edition <FE, F/E, 1E, 1/e>

Erstausgabe {f} <EA>

errors and omissions excepted <E. & O. E.>

Irrtümer und Auslassungen vorbehaltencomm.

e-fit / E-fit (picture) [after: Electronic Facial Identification Technique] [esp. Br.]

digitales Fahndungs­foto {n}

isomerism

Isomerie {f}chem.

Isomerismus {m}chem.

optical isomerism

optische Isomerie {f}chem.

conformational isomerism

Konformationsisomerie {f}chem.

constitutional isomerism

Konstitutionsisomerie {f}chem.

structural isomerism

Strukturisomerie {f}chem.

rotational isomerism

Rotationsisomerie {f}chem.

position isomerism

Ortisomerie {f}chem.

cis-trans isomerism

cis-trans-Isomerie {f}chem.

Church of England <C of E> <CE> <C.E.> <CofE> <COE>

[englische Staatskirche]relig.

E minor <e, Em>

e-Moll {n} <e, Em>mus.

immunoglobulin E <Ig E>

Immunoglobulin E {n} <Ig E>biochem.

accidents and emergencies [Br.] <A & E, A&E> [department]

Notaufnahme {f} [Abteilung im Krankenhaus]med.

• Systematically, it is called a but-2-en-1-yl group and exhibits geometric isomerism, being either "cis" ("Z") or "trans" ("E").
• (scheme 23) The unprotected N-H ketimines alleviate problems caused by E/Z isomerism in the asymmetric catalytic reactions, although they generally have lower stability.
• For most 1,2-disubstituted compounds that exhibit "cis"–"trans" isomerism, the "trans" ("E") isomer is more stable than the "cis" ("Z") isomer.
• In E- and Z- isomerism, each functional group is assigned a priority based on the Cahn–Ingold–Prelog priority rules.
• Anomerism is an identity for single bonded ring structures where "cis" or "Z" and "trans" or "E" (geometric isomerism) needs to name the substitutions on a carbon atom that also displays the identity of chirality; so anomers have carbon atoms that have geometric isomerism and optical isomerism (enantiomerism) on one or more of the carbons of the ring.