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By A. H. Ali.

Radiochemistry 59, 579–586. The abstract reports extraction of Ce(IV) and Th(IV) from nitric acid into TBP/kerosene, followed by selective cerium stripping with peroxide and subsequent thorium stripping with water. The publisher identifies the author by initials; no unverified expansion of that name is supplied.

By James D. Glore, Jerome W. Rathke, Riley Schaeffer.

Inorganic Chemistry 12, 2175–2178. Original study of triborane reactions and structural characterization of the carbonyl adduct.

By Melvin A. Neuman, Trinh-Toan, Lawrence F. Dahl.

Journal of the American Chemical Society 94, 3383–3388. Original diffraction study: four bonded Fe vertices form a tetrahedron; four triply bridging carbonyl carbons form an interpenetrating tetrahedron.

By Norman N. Greenwood, John D. Kennedy, David Reed.

Journal of the Chemical Society, Dalton Transactions, 196–200. The published title uses bracketed formulas and superscript oxidation states. The original abstract records octahydrotriborate reactions and a borallyl iridium product; it must not be cited as direct crystallographic proof of a different rhodium compound.

By John L. Little, John G. Kester, John C. Huffman, Lee J. Todd.

Inorganic Chemistry 28, 1087–1091. Synthesis of the diphosphaborane and crystallographic identification of an amine-substituted phosphaborane side product. A count of boron NMR signals alone is not a substitute for its positional structure determination.

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Full title: O2 A-band line parameters to support atmospheric remote sensing. Part II: The rare isotopologues. Section 3, manuscript page 4, distinguishes rotational $N$ from total $J$ and states the odd-$N$ nuclear-spin statistical restriction for the dominant oxygen isotopologues.

Official terminology entry S06004. Describes dependence of photophysical quantum yields on reagent concentration, including the linear dynamic-quenching relation underlying the Stern-Volmer equation.

Entry S05501, citing the 1972 colloid terminology manual, page 610. The definition establishes counterion-valence sensitivity; the sixth-power estimate additionally assumes the high-potential DLVO model.

Liangyu Li and colleagues, Nature Communications 13, 2870, DOI 10.1038/s41467-022-30616-w. Primary demonstration of rechargeable alkaline Zn-air cells; morphology, zincate transport and passivation. This later experiment corroborates rechargeability rather than supplying an official exam answer.

Chemical Reviews 116, 10414–10472. Full title: Bimetallic Nanocrystals: Syntheses, Properties, and Applications. Used for liquid-phase alloy/core-shell synthetic strategies; no original source figure reproduced.

Nano Letters 18, 3543–3549. Full title uses the alloy formula Al_xIn_(1-x)P. Selective-area catalyst-free nanowire growth and compositional/emission structure; the exam itself supplies its specified wavelengths and barrier description.

Full title: Theory of self-assembly of hydrocarbon amphiphiles into micelles and bilayers. J. Chem. Soc., Faraday Trans. 2, 72, 1525–1568, DOI 10.1039/F29767201525. Used only for the general physical surfactant-packing description; no biological membrane mechanics researched.

Journal of the Chemical Society, Transactions 91 (1907), pp. 2001–2021.

Science240, pp.62–63. The abstract describes sulfur-bound hydroxyl-terminated monolayers and the effect of mixed chain lengths on order and hydrophilicity. It provides a direct experimental example for surface-chemistry control.

Dalton Transactions 51, 9256–9264, DOI 10.1039/D2DT00355D. First-principles study finds weaker iron-carbon interaction with sulfur. Later mechanistic corroboration, not a student answer set for this examination.

Journal of the American Chemical Society 72(11), 4847–4854 (1950), DOI 10.1021/ja01167a001. The publisher title/issue metadata and indexed original first-page discussion were inspected; direct publisher full-text retrieval was unavailable. The citation supports the historical sulfur-hydrosol nucleation/growth model, not a claim that it has been demonstrated for all nanoparticle syntheses.