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Where did the war between autobots and decepticons in transformers movie happens?
mission city
What does TFA stand for?
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What are the reactions of TFA?
Trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) is a strong acid commonly used in organic synthesis for deprotection of compounds, such as removal of protecting groups from amino acids in peptide synthesis. TFA can also be used to catalyze reactions, such as esterifications and acetalizations. Additionally, TFA can participate in nucleophilic substitution reactions, particularly with electron-rich nucleophiles.
Who are the good guys called in Transformers 2007?
Autobots
What do autobots look like?
autobots
Who wins in Transformers Dark of the Moon?
The Autobots.
Where do autobots hail from?
the Autobots are from Cybertron so are the decepticons.
What does TFA stand for in medical terms?
In medical terms, TFA commonly stands for "Transfemoral Amputation," which refers to the surgical removal of a limb above the knee. It can also refer to "Tissue Factor Antigen," involved in the blood coagulation process. The context in which TFA is used is crucial for determining its specific meaning.
When did Transformers Autobots happen?
Transformers Autobots happened in 2007.
What is the mechanism for tert butyl ester deprotection using trifluoroacetic acid (TFA)?
The mechanism for tert-butyl ester deprotection using trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) involves the protonation of the oxygen atom in the ester group by TFA, leading to the cleavage of the tert-butyl group and formation of the corresponding carboxylic acid.
What does TFA stand for in the drilling industry?
Total Flow Area
Unicron vs autobots and the Mario bros?
Autobots and the Mario brothers.
