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Disproportionation

In chemistry, disproportionation, sometimes called dismutation (the French word), is a redox reaction in which one compound of intermediate oxidation state converts to two compounds, one of higher and one of lower oxidation state. The reverse of disproportionation, such as when a compound in an intermediate oxidation state is formed from precursors of…

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related to Biochemistry · 6
Disproportionation → CO2, Fermentation, Hans Adolf Krebs, In, Indeed, The
related to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reaction · 5
Disproportionation → Claus, H2S, S8, SO2, The Claus
related to history · 5
Disproportionation → In, Johan Gadolin, Swedish, The, This
related to Disproportionation of sulfur intermediates · 4
Disproportionation → Another, Earth's, MSD, Sulfur
related to Polymer chemistry · 2
Disproportionation → Chain, In

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Disproportionationrelated to BiochemistryIn0.60section
Disproportionationrelated to BiochemistryHans Adolf Krebs0.60section
Disproportionationrelated to BiochemistryCO20.60section
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Disproportionationrelated to BiochemistryFermentation0.60section
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Disproportionationrelated to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reactionThe Claus0.60section
Disproportionationrelated to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reactionH2S0.60section
Disproportionationrelated to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reactionSO20.60section
Disproportionationrelated to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reactionClaus0.60section
Disproportionationrelated to Claus reaction: a comproportionation reactionS80.60section
Disproportionationrelated to Disproportionation of sulfur intermediatesAnother0.60section

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