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Übersetzung für 'Z isomer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Z-isomer

Z-Isomer {n}chem.

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set of integers <ℤ, Z>

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

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Generation Z <Gen Z>

Generation Z {f} <Gen Z>sociol.

Generation Z-er <Gen Z-er> [also: Zer]

Generation Zler <Gen Zler> {m} [ugs.]sociol.

isomer

Isomer {n}chem.

topological isomer

Topoisomer {n}biochem.

L-isomer

L-Isomer {n}chem.

E-isomer

E-Isomer {n}chem.

D-isomer

D-Isomer {n}chem.

conformational isomer

Konformationsisomer {n}chem.

rotational isomer

Rotationsisomer {n}chem.

Z-line

Z-Scheibe {f}anat.

Z-hinge

Z-Scharnier {n}tech.

Z-parameters

Z-Impedanz-Parameter {pl}electr.

Z boson

Z-Boson {n}phys.

z-score

z-standardisierter Wert {m} [z-Score]math.stat.

Z-section

Z-Profil {n}constr.tech.

Z-drugs

Z-Substanzen {pl}pharm.

Nicht-Benzodiazepin-Agonisten {pl}pharm.

Z-bend

Rechts-links-Knick {m} [beim Abkröpfen]tech.

z [letter]

z {n} [Buchstabe]ling.print

• Z-Isomer {n} = Z-isomer
• zu der Zeit <z. Z., z. Zt.> Königin Viktorias = in Queen Victoria's time
• zur Zeit <z. Z., z. Zt.> Königin Viktorias = in Queen Victoria's time
• zu Zeiten <z. Z., z. Zt.> Königin Viktorias = in Queen Victoria's time
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = temporarily [at present]
• zur Zeit <z. Z., z. Zt.> von = at the time of
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = currently
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = at the moment
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = at the present
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = presently
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = these days
• zur Zeit [alt] <z. Z., z. Zt.> = at present
• zu Händen von <z. H., z. Hd., z. Hdn.> = for (the) attention of <FAO> [on envelope]
• zu Händen <z. H., z. Hd., z. Hdn.> = attention <attn> [on envelope]
• Menge {f} der ganzen Zahlen <ℤ, Z> = set of integers <ℤ, Z>
• Generation Z {f} <Gen Z> = Generation Z <Gen Z>
• isomer = isomeric
• Isomer {n} = isomer
• E-Isomer {n} = E-isomer
• D-Isomer {n} = D-isomer
• L-Isomer {n} = L-isomer

• For acyclic substrates, the "Z"-isomer is typically the minor product due to the destabilizing gauche interaction in the transition state, but the selectivity is not usually high.
• Entacapone is primarily metabolized to its glucuronide in the liver, and 5% are converted into the "Z"-isomer.
• Another classic example is the use of a bulky Lewis acid to form the "E-"isomer of an ester over the preferred "Z"-isomer for cyclolactonization of medium rings.
• With simple ylides, the product is usually mainly the Z-isomer, although a lesser amount of the E-isomer is often formed also – this is particularly true when ketones are used.
• The initial reaction product is a 50:50 mixture of E and Z isomers but because both isomers equilibrate rapidly around their common hydroxyl precursor, the more stable Z-isomer can eventually be obtained.

• The therapy uses a blue light (420–470 nm) that converts bilirubin into an (E,Z)-isomer that can be excreted in the urine and feces.
• The enzyme CBCA synthase can cyclize either cannabigerolic acid or cannabinerolic acid (the "Z" isomer of CBGA) to form CBCA.
• The arylazopyrazole switches developed by Fuchter out perform the ubiquitous azobenzene switches, demonstrating complete photoswitching in both directions and thermal half-lives of the "Z" isomer of up to 46 years.
• Isofucosterol, or 28-Isofucosterol, sometimes incorrectly called Δ-5-Avenasterol, is the E–Z isomer of Fucosterol and position isomer of Δ-7-Avenasterol.
• For most 1,2-disubstituted compounds that exhibit "cis"–"trans" isomerism, the "trans" ("E") isomer is more stable than the "cis" ("Z") isomer.

• The commercial product typically exists as a mixture of 70% ("Z")-isomer and 30% ("E")-isomer.
• It can undergo reversible photoisomerization induced by ultraviolet light, converting between the "E" and "Z" isomers, both of which are typically colorless compounds.
• Citral is a collective term which covers two geometric isomers that have their own separate names; the "E"-isomer is named geranial ("trans"-citral) or citral A.