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Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“At 2 ppt, copper significantly increased the H+-ATPase activity involved in ammonia excretion.”
Combined effects of waterborne copper exposure and salinity on enzymes related to osmoregulation and ammonia excretion by blue crab Callinectes sapidus“In a pilot experiment, exposure to 0, 100, and 200 µg/L Cu for 6 h caused significant concentration-dependent increases in ammonia excretion (Jamm).”
“This is the first evidence that Cu inhibits both the excretion and uptake of ammonia , implicating bi-directional Rh glycoproteins as a target for Cu toxicity.”
“Density functional theory (DFT) demonstrated that Cu I -MOF could lower N-H bond dissociation free energy of ammonia through coordination-induced bond weakening and promote H 2 evolution by the reduction potential of 1 .”
Coordination-induced N-H Bond Splitting of Ammonia and Primary Amine of CuI-MOFs.“Glyphosate was converted into dithiocarbamic acid with CS2, followed by copper in the presence of ammonia to promote complex formation.”
“The results demonstrate that the Cu content and morphology of samples can be tuned by the adding amount of ammonia.”
“ Copper is a co-factor in the oxidation of ammonia by AOA but not AOB.”
“Addition of ammonia was reported to be essential for improving copper reduction efficiency by increasing copper solubility at alkaline pH values.”
“The introduction of Pd and Cu not only improved nitrate removal rate, but also reduced the generation of ammonia.”
“Glyphosate was reacted with carbon disulphide to form dithiocarbamic acid which was further followed for complex formation with copper in the presence of ammonia.”
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