Acceleration Studies Foundation

The physics of the substrate rotation after the solution is dispensed leads to a fluid flow condition where the rotational accelerations are exactly balanced by the viscous drag felt within the solution at each stratum level. This flow condition was first described by Emslie, Bonner, and Peck (hereafter referred to as EBP) and their article has been the foundation for many more recent studies. For most solutions, another important balance is established between viscous outward radial flow of the solution on the surface of the substrate and the evaporation of... 

National Science Foundation (46). Present at the discussions were representatives of the professional archaeological community in the United States, laboratory directors of a number of the laboratories involved in archaeological studies, and representatives of several accelerator facilities. 

Future progress may, however, be accelerated by recent and forthcoming developments. Recent flash photolysis studies of metal-carbonyls and metal-metal bonded systems should provide a foundation for more extensive development of this area. Applications of picosecond and nanosecond flash systems to a wide variety of problems is expected. Such techniques should be... 

On this basis, Gorenstein and coworkers predicted a stereoelectronic acceleration in the hydrolysis of methyl ethylene phosphate via endocyclic cleavage (Gorenstein et al., 1977a,b, 1979). As we have seen, studies on methyl ethylene phosphate and related systems formed a foundation for the development of Westheimer s guidelines (Westheimer, 1968). 

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