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Anti-barrier

The terms anti-barrier and non-directing junction are used in the further text both for isotype semiconductor homo- or heterojunctions and for the corresponding Schottky junctions, while the terms barrier and directing junction are used to denote p-n junctions (both homo- and heterojunctions) and Schottky diode junctions. [Pg.152]

The origin of a torsional barrier can be studied best in simple cases like ethane. Here, rotation about the central carbon-carbon bond results in three staggered and three eclipsed stationary points on the potential energy surface, at least when symmetry considerations are not taken into account. Quantum mechanically, the barrier of rotation is explained by anti-bonding interactions between the hydrogens attached to different carbon atoms. These interactions are small when the conformation of ethane is staggered, and reach a maximum value when the molecule approaches an eclipsed geometry. [Pg.343]

Dynamic structural characteristics can also be interpreted in terms of resonance. There is a substantial barrier to rotation about the C—N single bonds in carboxamides. A frequently observed consequence is the nonidentity of NMR peaks due to the syn and anti... [Pg.10]

Figures 17A and 17B (p. 183) show energy as a function of rotation for a series of 1-substituted acetaldehydes, with 6 = 0° in the syn conformation and 6 = 180° in the anti conformation. The calculations were done using the PM3 method. Figure 17A for a vacuum, whereas Fig. 17B is for a solvent cavity with a dielectric constant of 4." The table gives the calculated barriers. Discuss the following aspects (a) rationalize the order Br > Cl > F for syn conformers (b) rationalize the shift to favor the am. conformation in the more polar environment. [Pg.182]

Calculate the rotational barrier between the anti and anticlinal forms of N-butane using the AMI (or PM3 if you prefer) and HF/6-31G(d) model chemistries. Use the results for the anti form that you obtained in Exercise 6.1. Note that the anticlinal form is a transition structure you will find the Opt TS,CalcFC] keyword helpful in optimizing this structure. [Pg.125]

As the formation of betaines from amide-stabilized ylides is known to be reversible (in contrast with aryl- or semistabilized ylides, which can exhibit irreversible anti betaine formation see Section 1.2.1.3), the enantiodifferentiating step cannot be the C-C bond-forming step. B3LYP calculations of the individual steps along the reaction pathway have shown that in this instance ring-closure has the highest barrier and is most likely to be the enantiodifferentiating step of the reaction (Scheme 1.16) [25]. [Pg.14]

Diffusion barriers and anti-reflection coatings in integrated circuits. [Pg.287]

Sputtering- Deposition of copper doped (damascene) almninum interconnects, as well as diffusion barriers, and anti-reflective stacks of Ti/TiN is done by this technique. The metal is heated by an electron beam and "sputters" onto the target. Nitrogen gas is used when TiN is required. [Pg.327]

Surgical intervention is a viable alternative for selected patients with well-documented GERD.1 The goal of surgery is to re-establish the anti-reflux barrier, to position the lower esophageal sphincter within the abdomen where it is under positive (intra-abdominal) pressure, and to close any associated hiatal defect.11 It should be considered in patients who (1) fail to respond to pharmacologic treatment (2) opt for... [Pg.262]


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