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Associate formation

The authors considered three mechanisms, including (a) a regenerative (redox) mechanism like that of Weibel,359 (b) the associative (formate) mechanism of Shido and Iwasawa360,361 that has some aspects in common with the formate mechanism of Grenoble et al.229 and (c) a CO decomposition mechanism by Yao,345 which was deemed unlikely as CO generally adsorbed on the metal, and does not decompose. [Pg.220]

The decrease in the ammonia concentration at higher temperatures, above 350 °C, and the associated formation of N2 and H2 in a 1 3 ratio, on the other hand, are related to the decomposition of ammonia ... [Pg.429]

Table 3.18 Arsenic in petroleum, petroleum-associated formation waters, and petroleum-impacted surface waters... Table 3.18 Arsenic in petroleum, petroleum-associated formation waters, and petroleum-impacted surface waters...
The deviations from ideal behavior can be calculated for all thermodynamic and transport functions of mixtures of molten salts, and these reflect the phenomena which take place at mixing ion associations, formation of complex ions, etc. [Pg.472]

Sedimentary Quartz-pebble conglomerates and associated formations Monazite, uraninite, brannerite Karnataka... [Pg.7]

Figure 56 uses the example of associate formation between the ionic defect O and the electronic defect h to emphasize that the strict treatment requires the solution of coupled diffusion-reaction relationships, describing the general (electro-)chemical reaction scheme with individual diffusion or rate constants as parameters (cf. Section VI. 2). Source terms (q) must be taken into account in the relevant continuity equations, e.g., for defect B that can be created by... [Pg.118]

The empty coordination sites on A1 and Zn are reversibly filled by electron pairs from alkoxide groups with intra- or intermolecular associate formation. The degree of association depends on the solvent, the type of metal M +, and the OR group in [(R0)4Al202M +] in benzene, n varies from 1 to 8. We assume that the monomers are inserted, with simultaneous ring opening, into the... [Pg.213]

The aggregates are polymerization inactive their formation is accompanied by a corresponding decrease in the polymerization rate [96], Aggregate formation is not limited to siloxane monomers and polymers. Independently, and in the same year, associate formation during anionic styrene polymerization was described by Worsfold and Bywater... [Pg.421]

Bohacs K. M. (1993) Source quality variations tied to sequence development in the monterey and associated formations, southwestern California. In Source Rocks in a Sequence Stratigraphic Framework, AAPG Studies in Geology 37. American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Tulsa, OK. [Pg.3715]

From an evolutionary perspective, the human cognitive architecture is far more likely to resemble a confederation of hundreds or thousands of functionally dedicated computers, dedicated to solving problems endemic to the Pleistocene, than it is to resemble a single general-purpose computer equipped with a small number of general purpose procedures such as association formation, categorization, or production-rule formation. (Cosmides Tooby 1995, p 1189)... [Pg.98]

B. Rearrangement of Hydrogen Bonds Mechanism of Open Associates Formation... [Pg.352]


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Analytical instrument association format

Associate formation rate

Associating fluids ring formation

Association and complex formation in condensed phases

Association colloids-micelle formation

Complex formation associative mechanism

Dimer formation as associated block-copolymers

Hydrogen bonds open associates formation mechanism

Linear association and ring formation

Nongrowth associated product formation

Product formation growth-associated

Radiative associative adduct formation

Three-body association formation

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