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Diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy deuterium triglycine sulphate energy compensated atom probe energy dispersive analysis energy-loss near edge structure electron probe X-ray microanalysis elastic recoil detection analysis (see also FreS) electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis extended energy-loss fine structure field emission gun focused ion beam field ion microscope... 

In practice it is helpful to know the order of magnitude of the sample size N needed to reach a reasonably accurate free energy. The inaccuracy model described above presents an effective way to relate the sample size N and the finite sampling error through perturbation distribution functions. Alternatively, one can develop a heuristic that does not involve distribution functions and is determined by exploring the common behavior of free energy calculations for different systems [25]. Although only FEP calculations are considered in this section, the analysis extends to NEW calculations. 

Bowen, G. J. and Revenaugh, J. (2003) Interpolating the isotopic composition of modern meteoric precipitation. Water Resources Research 39(10), 1299 Brand, W. A., Tegtmeyer, A. R. and Hilkert, A. (1994) Compound specific isotope analysis extending toward 15N/14N and 180/160. Organic Geochemistry 21, 585 594. 

Tauler R, Maeder M, De Juan A (2009) Multiset data analysis extended multivariate curve resolution. In Brown S, Tauler R, Walczak R (eds) Comprehensive chemometrics, vol 2. Elsevier, Oxford, pp 473-505... 

In the great majority of examples, mass spectral data have been used only to establish the molecular ions or for elemental analysis. Extended cyclopentadithiophene, benzobisoxazole, and benzobisthiazole systems have been shown to exhibit doubly charged parent ions <2002OL4535, 2003MM2705, 2003MM4699>. 

In order to better understand the mechanism of antiwear functions it is essential to identify the compounds, as well as the elements, constituting the tribofilm. With the exception of XPS and X-ray diffraction techniques, all other physical techniques to date have focused on elemental analysis. Extended X-ray absorption, fine structure EXAFS and, in particular, X-ray absorption near-edge structure XANES techniques have, been shown to be very sensitive for structural and chemical speciation. The K-edge EXAFS spectroscopy has been used to study antiwear additives and tribofilms of some metals (Koningsberger and Prins, 1988 Martin et al., 1986a Belin et al., 1989). 

The IT is used to accumulate ions and to perform ion selection and activation in MS/MS experiments before analysis in the TOF analyser. All the ions accumulated in the trap are then ejected in the RTOF analyser. Therefore, the TOF analyser is used for mass analysis instead of the classical ion ejection methods used with ITs, namely mass selective ion ejection at the stability limit or resonant ejection. In comparison with TOF instruments, higher sensitivity is achieved by ion accumulation in the IT. In comparison with IT instruments, the analysis by TOF reduces the time as the TOF analyser allows faster mass analysis, extends the mass range, and gives a better resolution and much better accuracy. 

If one is interested in carrying out a three dimensional harmonic limit analysis, extending the analysis in Section 5.1, it is possible to consider a two-center Taylor series expansion simultaneously about r and C. A quantum based calculation is needed for the ion in the channel because of the overlap between translationally equivalent unit cells. The sources in the wall of the channel, on the other hand, are fixed and a classical normal mode treatment suffices. The two systems are closely connected. Consequently, it is necessary to consider some form of self consistent calculation, if one is to take this approach. 

This technique possesses many of the advantages of secondary-ion mass analysis, including studies of isotopic abundances. The method is not as extensively evaluated as SIMS however, it appears to be capable of major-component analysis extending down to the 0.1 part per thousand range. 

The ab initio techniques have also been employed to estimate other molecular properties such as electronic spectra and ionization potentials. These studies have been performed on furan <84CPH(90)231, 85JCP(83)723, 89JCS(P2)263, 93JA6184) in comparison with Other 5-membered rings and only in one paper <83JST(105)375> was the analysis extended to benzoheterocyclic derivatives. Although all of these ab initio calculations provide values for molecular properties in accordance with experimental trends, only when the effects of electron correlation are introduced do the calculated values better reproduce the experimental ones quantitatively. 

To a solution of 3.0 g 3,4-methylenedioxy-2-(methylthio)benzaldehyde in 25 mL IPA there was added 2 mL nitroethane, 0.11 mL ethylenediamine and 0.1 mL acetic acid. This was held at reflux temperature for 18 h, and the solvents removed under vacuum. The residue showed a total of eight spots on TLC analysis, extending from the origin to the spot of the product nitrostyrene itself. Trituration of this residue under 25 mL MeOH gave a crude nitrostyrene which was, after separation, recrystallized from 20 mL of boiling MeOH. The final isolation of 1-... 

The above analysis extends readily to m > 2. In particular, there will be a total of 2 — 1 independent Poisson random variables involved iVj(t), for S C 5, representing the number of jobs that are stUl in process at time t with the queues i 6 S, but have been completed with the queues j e 3 . For each i = 1.m, we can write... 

This survey will include reports about applications with interfaces which have been used during the last decade when the role of LC-MS analysis extended so... 

Pulse thermal analysis extends the versatility of conventional thermoanalytical methods by providing a means for studying differential reaction progresses. This advantage is combined with all the opportunities of thermogravimetry, differential thermal analysis or differential scanning calorimetry and evolved gas analysis. The primary benefits of the new method are ... 

The authors computed the derivatives by an iterative numerical method. Alternatively, the PVT data were analyzed using only the second relation in Eq. (6.39) for calculating the free volume from the experimental PVT data and the characteristic reducing parameters, P, T, V (determined in the melt). The difference between the results calculated following the latter simplified procedure and the exact numerical solutions was < 10%. The analysis extended the use of S-S theory for the analysis of time-dependent properties of polymer glasses. 

Here c4(1124) represents the sum of three-center interactions for all the nonbonding pairs associated with the central carbon 1-2-1, 1-2-2, 1-2-4, 1-2-4 and 2-2-4. However, c4(1124) is not expressible as the sum of simpler terms. Pursuing this analysis, PNK find that they need 7 nonzero b terms and 22 c terms to describe all the compounds of interest. Three of these do not occur in the analysis of only alkanes. Thus, we see that they have replaced the 32 values of Table 16 with 29 other parameters. While this level of detail may demonstrate more advantages when extended to other classes of compounds (their analysis extends to alkenes, alkynes and various organic functional groups), it clearly gains us little advantage in the treatment of alkanes alone, and we do not discuss it further. 

Normal Separation Problem 5000 Theoretical Plates are Required and Analysis Extends over a 5 min Period... 

Within the scope of the analysis, extend the contributing causes identification process by evaluating other failure source data such as ... 

The Association of Plastics Manufacturers in Europe (APME) has produced a series of ecoprofile reports on various plastics, including packaging materials. APME adopted the term ecoprofile since the analysis extends only to the point of sale and does not cover disposal. Also, the reports do not include the impact or improvement portions of life-cycle assessment. The reports are publicly available on the association website, www.apme.org and are updated periodically. 

This analysis extends to vinylidene complexes. When free and uncoordinated from the metal center, the singlet state of vinylidene is more stable than the triplet state by 42 kcal/mol. (Of course, either form of the parent vinylidene [rCCH ] is much less stable than its acetylene tautomer. The difference in energy between acetylene and the singlet vinylidene is estimated to be 45 kcal/mol. ) The oxidation state of the metal center in most... 

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