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Encyclopedia > Combination reaction

Combination Reaction is a reaction in which two or more substances are chemically bonded together to produce a product. For example, 2 Na(s) + Cl 2 (g) 2 NaCl(s) is a combination reaction.


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Denaturants for sympathomimetic amine salts - Patent 6359011 (7278 words)
This reaction interference occurs either when the chemical conversion is carried out on the original formulation or on a composition that has undergone an extraction; interference is effective on an extracted composition since at least a portion of the combination inhibitor remains with the sympathomimetic amine under a broad range of extraction conditions.
Combination inhibitors are components which interfere with the use of compositions of sympathomimetic amines in the production of other pharmacologically active compounds by both interfering with the isolation of the sympathomimetic amine from the composition and interfering with the conversion of the sympathomimetic amine to other pharmacologically active compounds.
The combination inhibitor is present in amounts sufficient to interfere with both the isolation of the amine and the conversion of the amine to another pharmacologically active compound; the reaction inhibitor is present in amounts sufficient to interfere with the conversion of the amine to another pharmacologically active compound.
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