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Fig. 10 (a) 3D-sketch of the cell cross section according to Fig. 12. (b) Sketch of the laser focus, (c) The laser beam is scanned along the y-direction. Right phase contrast image of arbitrary pattern written into critical sample. The bright regions show an enrichment of PDMS, the dark ones a depletion (enrichment of PEMS)... 

SAQ 1.3d Sketch the appearance of current maxima in dc polarography and explain how these unwanted signals can y avoided, ... 

Schematic plans are often difficult to fully interpret, and so three-dimensional (3D) sketches are quite useful in judging the success of the plan in meeting the objectives set out in the program. Figure 38.16 shows a 3D sketch drawn with a computer graphics program that very clearly demonstrates the various elements of the plan. Physical models also can be employed to illustrate elements of the schematic plan, but their usefiilness is somewhat limited by the comparative lack of detail available.

Figure 11 3D-sketch of the system set-up, parts off insulation, stack compression system and... 

Figure 2 3D sketch of the SOFC-system ejector (1), reformer (2), burner (3), beat exchanger (4), integrated stack module (5)... 

To begin the first meeting, the physicists made two sketches of the disc diyer machine on the whiteboard (see Figure 6) that visualized mechanical features physical processes and production data parameters. The upper sketch illustrates a crude three-dimensional representation of the machine. The physicists understood the internal physical construction of the dryer to be a big cavity containing rotating discs product inlet outlet and the internal distribution of product. Beneath the 3D sketch, we see a two dimensional sketch where the round discs are lepiesented with lines separating the dryer s interior into discrete volumes. The physicists attached... 

These trends are sketched in Fig. 2-3. We argue that while the energy matching favours strongest participation of the 3d function amongst the metal functions, these orbitals are sufficiently withdrawn or contracted that their poor overlap with ligand functions leaves the metal 45 orbital as the dominant metal contribution in the bonding. 

In order to demonstrate completeness of a SAXS fiber pattern in the 3D reciprocal space, it is visualized in Fig. 8.16. The sketch shows a recorded 2D SAXS fiber pattern and how it, in fact, fills the reciprocal space by rotation about the fiber axis. V3. Let us demonstrate the projection of Eq. (8.56) in the sketch. It is equivalent to, first, integrating horizontal planes in Fig. 8.16 and, second, plotting the computed number at the point where each plane intersects the S3-axis. 

For the 3D view of ISIS/Draw, ACD/3D Viewer Add-in can be installed. Retrieve ACD/3D Viewer for ISIS/Draw from http //www.acdlabs.com/downloar/ download.cgi and installed it as an Add-in according to instructions. To view 3D structure which is opened/sketched on the ISIS/Draw window, select ACD/3D Viewer tool from Object menu to open ACD/3D Viewer window and subsequent display of the 3D structure. The 3D structure can be optimized and can be saved only in, s3d format, which is not recognizable by other modeling packages. 

Alternately, the commercial molecular modeling software programs such as ChemOffice (http //www.camsoft.com) can be used. The ISIS draw in sketch format (struname.skc) is first converted to ChemDraw format (struname.cdx), which is then transformed into 3D structure (struname.c3d) with Chem 3D (Chapter 14) and saved as PDB format (struname.pdb). 

Convert the 2D sketch of matl3 and GRAPHICS into 3D and save them as pdb hies. Compare these hies with the pdb hie you retrieve from the Protein Data Bank at RCSB. 

The opening window of Chem3D consists of the workspace (display window where 3D structures are displayed with rotation bar, slider knob, and action buttons), the menu bar (File, Edit, View, Tools, Object, Analyze, MM2, Gaussian, MOPAC, and Window menus), tool pallette (action icons for the cursor), and replacement text box (element, label, or structure name typed in this box is converted to chemical structure). Structure hie in. mol,. pdb, or. sml can be opened and saved from the File menu. Note PDB hies saved from Chem3D do not contain residue IDs.) The accompanying program, ChemDraw, draws 2D structures (.cdx) that are converted into 3D models (.c3d) by Chem3D. The molecular sketches from ISIS Draw (. skc) have to be converted to. cdx with ChemDraw for the 3D conversion. 

Figure 14.11. Construction of biopolymer with HyperChem. Two menus are available for creating 3D structure models in HyperChem. The Build menu provides tools for creating organic molecules. Use the Drawing tool to sketch atoms in a molecule and connect them with covalent bonds. Invoke the Model builder to create a 3D structure from the 2D sketch. The Databases menu offers tools for creating biopolymers from residues with user specified linkages and conformations—that is, polysaccharides from monosaccharides, polypeptides form amino acids, and polynucleotides from nucleotides. A double-stranded DNA chain, for example, is constructed from nucleotide residues in a desired conformation (the inset).

Figure 4.18. Schematic sketching the experimental procedure used in 3D mesoscale self-assembly. Molding of a polyurethane prepolymer in a PDMS master generated polyhedra. Lubricant was added to the polyhedra in a water-filled Morton flask the use of liquid solder as a lubricant required the covering of selected faces with solder-coated copper tape. Axial rotation of the flask provided the agitation needed to cause collisions between liquid-coated pieces. The schematic depicts the formation and self-...

Figure 3.5 Construction of local dcr, cItt and d5 local functions as linear combinations of the local 3d atomic orbitals in the Pe3 triangle of Pe3(CO)i2-The radially oriented dcr local functions are sketched in the first diagram of the second column. Then, in the remaining diagrams of the second column, the complementary pairs of drr and d5 group local functions are shown. Por simplicity in these diagrams the transformed local functions are not identified individually, rather they are distinguished by type as cr jrg and Sqq and Sq(I for later reference.

The relative energies of CO valence orbitals and Ni atomic orbitals are sketched in Fig. 4.4b. The Ni atom has eight occupied 3d and two occupied 4s orbitals. 

In the FVM a general 3D cell containing the central node P has six neighboring nodes identified as west, east, south, north, bottom and top nodes (W, E, S, N, B, T), as sketched in Fig 12.2). The notation, w, e, s, n, b and t are used to refer to the west, east, south, north, bottom and top cell faces, respectively. The algorithms are illustrated using Cartesian grids. 

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