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The consequence of these partial charges is that one surface of kaolinite is compatible with and attractive to the other surface. This results in increased stability of kaolinite and the formation of relatively stable structures. Some kaolinite particles can be larger than the 0.002 mm upper limit for clay Both surfaces also attract and hold water through these partial charges. The absorptive activity of kaolinite is associated with its surface electrons and partially positive hydrogens, and thus the two faces of kaolinite can attract anions, cations, water, and electrophilic and nucleophilic organic compounds. [Pg.67]

Scheme 6.5 Urea formation upon C02 absorption/activation with DBU/PEG150 [21]... Scheme 6.5 Urea formation upon C02 absorption/activation with DBU/PEG150 [21]...
Total absorption (%) Activity First-pass effects (%) Systemic bioavailability (%)... [Pg.230]

Several types of spectra are referred to in the pharmaceutical photostability literature, including emission, absorption, activation, action, and spectral power distributions (SPDs). Each of these terms has a specific meaning and use. For example, the absorption spectrum of a typical compound is often assumed to represent its degradation sensitivity, which is not always the case. This assumption arises because of the fact that in order for a compound to react with radiation, it must first absorb it and a good first indicator of these active wavelengths are its absorption spectra. [Pg.87]

Respiratory and cardiovascular function should be supported with oxygen, assisted ventilation, and parenteral fluids. If eyes or skin are contaminated, they should be washed immediately. Gastrointestinal decontamination procedures should be used appropriately depending on the patient s level of consciousness and the amount of rotenone ingested. Oils or fats should not be administered because they can promote rotenone absorption. Activated charcoal should be used to block absorption with oral exposure. In animals, 10 mg of menadione (intravenously) reversed rotenone s blocking of mitochondrial... [Pg.2329]

Figure 3. Illustration of the overlap between a photosensitizer absorption (activation) peak and a broad-band light source. The product of power and absorption is calculated at each wavelength and then summed over all wavelengths (equation 1) to obtain the effective power of the source for this photosensitizer. Also indicated is a laser source at a wavelength matching the photosensitizer peak. Figure 3. Illustration of the overlap between a photosensitizer absorption (activation) peak and a broad-band light source. The product of power and absorption is calculated at each wavelength and then summed over all wavelengths (equation 1) to obtain the effective power of the source for this photosensitizer. Also indicated is a laser source at a wavelength matching the photosensitizer peak.
Area, constant, optical absorption Activity, absorption coefficient Debye length Cyclic voltammogram Capacitance / j,F Double layer capacity / 0.F Differential double layer capacity Integral double layer capacity Concentration / M Surface concentration Bulk concentration / M Diffusion coefficient / cm s ... [Pg.2]

Absorption Active or passive transport of a drug or chemical compound into the bloodstream. [Pg.1455]

Liquid-Solid (Adsorption) Chromatography This type of chromatography is based on the competition between the molecules of the sample and the molecules of the mobile phase for adsorbent sites on the active adsorbent surface of the stationary phase. To alter adsorptive activity, two solvents are used in the mobile phase the principal solvent and the modifying solvent. In most cases, the principal solvent is hexane or dichloromethane and the modifying solvent is water, alcohol, or dimethyl sulfoxide. A modifying solvent is added to the principal solvent to control the absorptive activity of the samples. [Pg.291]

Absorption Activation energy Adsorption properties Aggregation Bioactivity... [Pg.470]

The absorptive active region (for MWIR and LWIR devices typically fabricated from a narrow-bandgap material, its thickness d and the absorption coefficient a) is positioned between two layers of wider-bandgap material (thickness Li and and the absorption coefficient of both layers ttex). DBR mirrors are on the top and the bottom side. In some cases the top Bragg mirror does not exist, and its role is assumed by the interface between semiconductor and the incident medium (air), which furnishes a top surface reflection coefficient of about 30 % [251]. [Pg.105]

Figure 5-29. Effect of Catacarb catalyst concentration on relative solution activity for CO2 absorption. Activities are based on observed overall liquid film absorption coefficient [Eickmeyer, 1962j. Reprinted widi permission from Chemicai Engineering Progress, copyright 1962, American institute of Chemicai Engineering... Figure 5-29. Effect of Catacarb catalyst concentration on relative solution activity for CO2 absorption. Activities are based on observed overall liquid film absorption coefficient [Eickmeyer, 1962j. Reprinted widi permission from Chemicai Engineering Progress, copyright 1962, American institute of Chemicai Engineering...

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