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Energy adiabatic

It also furnishes the following relation between the diagonal adiabatic energy matrix and the nondiagonal diabatic energy one... [Pg.190]

In the case of thick-walled HP vessels, the strain energy in the vessel shell can contribute to the available energy, but for vessels below about 20 MN/m (200 barg) it is negligible and can be ignored. If a MoUier chart for the gas is available, the adiabatic energy can be measured directly. This is the preferred method, but in many cases the relevant chart is not available. [Pg.2280]

Momentum equation for a caloricaly and thermally perfect gas, and one in which the radial and axial velocities do not contribute to the forces generated on the rotor the Adiabatic Energy (ifad) per unit mass is given as follows (Euler Turbine Equation) ... [Pg.708]

Fig. 14. Energy level and correlation diagram of the C2H5 photodissociation system in C8 and C v symmetry. Upper limits of the adiabatic energies of the A2A (3s) and B2A (Sp) states are based on absorption spectra. The crossing of the 2B2 and 2Ai states in Civ symmetry becomes an avoided intersection in Cs. The Biu state of C2H4 is reduced to B2 in C2v when the 2 axis is chosen to be perpendicular to the C2H4 plane. (From Amaral et al.39)... Fig. 14. Energy level and correlation diagram of the C2H5 photodissociation system in C8 and C v symmetry. Upper limits of the adiabatic energies of the A2A (3s) and B2A (Sp) states are based on absorption spectra. The crossing of the 2B2 and 2Ai states in Civ symmetry becomes an avoided intersection in Cs. The Biu state of C2H4 is reduced to B2 in C2v when the 2 axis is chosen to be perpendicular to the C2H4 plane. (From Amaral et al.39)...
SF-OD level with the basis set composed of a cc-pVTZ basis on carbons and a cc-pVDZ basis on hydrogens). These energies are very close to the MRPT values (26) of 0.72 and 0.83 eV (for the 1 fi and 1 Ai states, respectively). With regard to experiment, the lowest adiabatic state, 1 B, has not been observed in the photoelectron spectrum (40) because of unfavorable Frank-Condon factors. The experimental adiabatic energy gap (including ZPE) between the ground triplet state and the VA state is 0.70 eV. The estimated experimental >s 0.79 eV, which is 0.15 eV lower than the SF-OD estimate. [Pg.100]

Very few calculations of adiabatic energy maps for disaccharides coupled with molecular dynamics simulations have been undertaken, partially as a result of the great expense and labor involved in such studies. One molecule which has been studied by both of these t3npes of molecular mechanics calculations is sucrose. [Pg.216]

Figure 2. The calculated adiabatic energy map for sucrose. Contours are indicated at 2, 4, 6, and 8 kcal/mol above the global SI minimum. The stars refer to the various minima calculated with the present potential energy function. Figure 2. The calculated adiabatic energy map for sucrose. Contours are indicated at 2, 4, 6, and 8 kcal/mol above the global SI minimum. The stars refer to the various minima calculated with the present potential energy function.
Preparation of the adiabatic energy map for sucrose revealed that while only one conformation is allowed for this molecule if it is kept rigid, when flexibility is taken into account, several... [Pg.219]


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