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Subgroups within the QUALIFIED Subdivision
Introduction
There are two subgroups of headings within the Subdivision Heading, QUALIFIED. These subgroups are:
- "Type of study" headings
- "Type of modification" headings
Type of Study
"Type of study" headings are used to group together similar studies on a substance. The following table lists "type of study" headings and descriptions of the kinds of studies they apply to.
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Type of Study |
Description |
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Analysis |
For methodology of detection or determination of the substance, or its analysis (including bioassays); separation is also placed at this qualifier if the intent is analytical, otherwise "preparation" or "processes" (for removal) may be more appropriate. |
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Biological studies |
For effects of the substance on animals, plants, bacteria, viruses, etc.; for nutritional, metabolic, and toxicity studies; for herbicidal, pesticidal, and pharmaceutical uses; for biological oxidation or reduction; for occurrence in biological system; and for incidental isolation in a fermentation study (but not for fermentative preparation) |
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Formation (nonpreparative) |
For the incidental formation of the substance in a nonpreparative study |
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Miscellaneous |
For studies on the substance not covered by other Type of Study headings |
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Occurrence |
For the occurrence or detection of substances, including harmless substances resulting from human activities, in Earth, atmospheres, planets, and bodies in the cosmos, in other than biological systems |
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Preparation |
For synthesis, recovery, purification, or separation of a desired substance; removal, other than as a preparative method, is indexed at "Processes" |
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Processes |
For natural, physical, and complex chemical transformation of the substance and nonpreparative removal of the substance |
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Properties |
For chemical, physical, kinetic, or thermodynamic properties of the substance |
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Reactions |
For studies in which chemical bonds are made or broken, and for changes of atomic number or mass; for corrosion studies, neutralization, tautomerization, and isomerization |
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Uses |
For nonbiological uses and applications of the substance, e.g., as a catalyst or phosphor |
Type of Modification
Headings are used to group together substances by "type of modification". The following table lists the "type of modification" headings and descriptions of the kinds of substances they apply to.
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Modification |
Description |
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Acetals |
Only for natural-products aldehydes and ketones whose names are not fully systematic and include implied chemistry, i.e., stereoparents |
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Anhydrides |
For acid headings |
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Anhydrosulfides |
For thio acid headings |
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Compounds |
For addition compounds, complexes, mixtures, salts, solid solutions, reaction products, and a few unusual functional derivatives which are not sufficiently identified for complete naming |
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Derivatives (general) |
For nonfunctional derivatives which are not sufficiently identified for complete naming |
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Esters |
For acid and alcohol headings |
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Ethers |
For the four specific carbohydrate headings: Cellulose, Dextran, Glycogen, and Starch |
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Hydrazides |
For acid headings |
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Hydrazones |
For aldehyde and ketone headings |
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Lactones |
For hydroxy acid stereoparents |
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Mercaptals |
For ketone stereoparents |
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Oxides |
For amine headings |
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Oximes |
For aldehyde and ketone headings |
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Polymers |
For oligomers, homopolymers, and copolymers |
Updated 3/18/2007 12:40:14 PM
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