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An iridium complex featuring a metalated lutidine-derived CNP ligand reacts with KOtBu to yield a dimeric species with the two metal centers bound to the opposite ligands through the CHN arms. Furthermore, reaction with H2 in the presence of KOtBu of the same iridium derivative results in the hydrogenation of the -CH[double bond, length as m-dash]CH- imidazolylidene moiety of the complex. NMR spectroscopy monitoring of the latter reaction supports the initial formation of a dihydride iridium complex containing an imidazolylidene ligand fragment that is hydrogenated after prolonged reaction time.
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INTRODUCCIÓN: El pH es una propiedad básica del agua potable y cuyos valores extremos pueden originar reacciones secundarias dañinas, entendiéndose por agua potable aquel que puede ser consumido sin restricción para el consumo humano, OBJETIVO: Determinar el valor del pH de agua potable que consumen los estudiantes de segundo año de la carrera de medicina de la Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA). MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS: Se analizaron 388 muestras de agua potable del domicilio de estudiantes regulares de segundo año cátedra de bioquímica entre los meses de julio y agosto del 2017, realizándose un estudio de tipo descriptivo con un enfoque transeccional. RESULTADOS: Se obtuvieron los siguientes resultados, 1) la media del pH total fue de 7,24; con x=7,22 en la ciudad de la Paz y x=7,28 en la ciudad de el Alto. 2) en cuanto al sistema de potabilización se obtuvo: x=7,34 en la planta el Alto, x=7,21 en la planta de Tilata, x=7,15 en la planta de Achachicala y de x=7,20 en la planta de Pampahasi. CONCLUSIONES: El pH del agua potable consumida se encontró dentro de parámetros establecidos con un valor medio de 7,24.
INTRODUCTION: The pH is a basic property of potable water and whose extreme values may cause harmful secondary reactions. It is understood that potable water can be consumed without any restriction by human beings. OBJECTIVE: To determine the pH value of potable water consumed by medicine students of second year at UMSA university. MATERIAL AND METHODS: 388 samples of potable water were analyzed which were taken from the homes of the second year students of the biochemistry department between July and August 2017, developing a descriptive study with a cross-sectional approach. RESULTS: The following results were obtained: 1) the average of the pH was 7.24; with x = 7.22 in La Paz city and x = 7.29 in El Alto city. 2) in relation to the drinking water was obtained: x=7.34 in El Alto plant, x=7.21 in Tilata plant, x=7.16 in Achachicala plant and x=7.21 in Pampahasi plant. CONCLUSION: The pH of the drinking water drunk is established within parameters with an average value of 7.24.
