Archetypes, system

The efficiency of the catalyst in the archetypal system, EDTA/[Ru(bipy)3]2+/MV2+/Pt is dependent upon its mode of preparation, its concentration, possibly the particle size, and the nature of the support.219,223 226 Thus, unprotected colloids give lower rates of hydrogen production than those protected with PVA and most catalysts reach their maximum efficiency at [Pt] = 1-5 x 10s mol dm-3,129,224,226,227 although for particles with diameters of ca. 30 A (probably the most active particles), maximum rates are achieved at 2 x 1CT6 mol dm-3.138 Under these conditions... 

Transition metal complexes have represented, for a long time, the archetypical system for which the JT effect plays a crucial role, especially with regard to crystal field splitting and spin-orbit interaction (Ham effect). This affects optical as well... 

The archetypical system with a typical conventional hydrogen bond is the water dimer [41] depicted in Fig. 1. It is solely stabilized by the hydrogen bond O2 where the superscripts indicate the corresponding... 

A large number of anion-excess halides exist, especially fluorides formed by the reaction of M + difluorides with lanthanide and related trifluorides see Fluorides Solid-state Chemistr. The archetypal system is CaF2-YF3, leading to phases x 2+x- It is clear from diffraction data that... 

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Zeolites are crystalline aluminosiHcates. Their unit cells are quite complex, as they have intricate microporous structures. Currently, around 200 frameworks are known for zeolites [10], and they all have one specific characteristic chaimels and pores in the size range 2 A to 1 nm, incorporated into the framework structure. This characteristic makes them appropriate for use as, for example, molecular sieves, cation-exchange materials, supports for catalytic active phases, and catalysts themselves [11, 12]. Controlled synthesis of zeoHte materials is still a challenge, and in this regard only a few selected zeolites have been studied in detail [13]. Silicalite-1 (MFI framework) has a pure-silica stmcture, but does not have active sites. The incorporation of, for example, heteroatoms such as aluminum (ZSM-5) makes it catalytically active [14, 15]. Nevertheless, silicalite-1 can be seen as an archetype system, of which its preparation has been characterized in great detail. 

More importantly, in the context of orbital mapping or "electrochemical spectroscopy" the same redox-active orbital (dxy) figures in the primary CT process and in interconfigurational d-d excitations and in the d5/d6 reduction.. Do we find a faithful and illuminating correlation We have tested this on an archetypal system OSX4L2. This system starkly illustrates how the incremental electronic response to progressive substitution can be linear or non-linear depending on the nature of L (and X). 

The present volume was conceived by the Subcommittee on Transport Properties and the Commission on Thermodynamics to be a complement to the description of experimental techniques. Its purpose is therefore to outline the principles that underlie the statistical mechanical theories of transport processes in fluids and fluid mixtures in a way that leads to results that can be used in practice for their prediction or representation and to give practical examples of how this has been implemented. The brief to the editors of this book from the subcommittee has been admirably fulfilled by the team of authors that they have assembled. The coverage of the theory of transport properties is concise yet comprehensive and is developed in a fashion that leads to useful results. The sections on applications work their way through increasingly complicated archetypal systems from the simplest monatomic species to dense mixtures of polyatomic fluids of industrial significance and always with the emphasis on practical utility. This approach is concluded with examples of practical realizations of the representations of the properties incorporated in computer packages. 

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