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Atomization, electrostatic

Electroslag Electroslag welding Electrospray Electrostatic atomizer Electrostatic charges... [Pg.358]

Air-Atomized Spray Airless Spray Pressure-Atomized Electrostatic Spray... [Pg.29]

The cost savings in 2007 USD for airless spray and pressure-atomized electrostatic spray are as follows14 ... [Pg.30]

Once the partitioning has been accomplished, net atomic charges, atomic electrostatic moments, and other physical properties are obtained by straightforward integration using the expectation value expression... [Pg.122]

Atomic Electrostatic Moments in Terms of the Parameters of the Multipole Formalism... [Pg.147]

The atomic electrostatic moments of an atom are obtained by integration over its charge distribution. As the multipole formalism separates the charge distribution into pseudoatoms, the atomic moments are well defined. [Pg.147]

While the calculation of the electrostatic functions from the multipole parameters parallels that of the calculation of the atomic electrostatic moments, there is an... [Pg.177]

One of the interesting tensions in chemistry is between the desire to assign electrons to specific centers, deriving from an atomic, electrostatic view of atoms in a molecule, and the knowledge that electrons are not as localized as we would like them to be. Let s take a two-center molecular orbital ... [Pg.32]

Which group substituents influence inter-atomic electrostatic repulsion in a glycosyl chain ... [Pg.201]

H-0 -> 0 C 0 . It will be noticed that covalency is responsible for the combination of atoms with comparatively large numbers of valency electrons, i.e. atoms of elements falling on the right-hand side of the periodic table. In these cases the elements are bound together in such a way that there is no resultant inter-atomic electrostatic force, so that covalent compounds are unable to undergo ionisation and are therefore quite distinct from electrovalent ones. [Pg.24]

Learning Goal The shape of a molecule plays a large part in determining its properties and reactivity. We may predict the shapes of various molecules by inspecting their Lewis structures for the orientation of their electron pairs. The covalent bond, for instance, in which bonding electrons are localized between the nuclear centers of the atoms, is directional the bond has a specific orientation in space between the bonded atoms. Electrostatic forces in ionic bonds, in contrast, are nondirectional they have no specific orientation in space. The specific orientation of electron pairs in covalent molecules imparts a characteristic shape to the molecules. Consider the following series of molecules whose Lewis structures are shown. [Pg.106]

Nonbonded atoms Electrostatic interaction Hydrogen bonding... [Pg.105]

The exact atomic electrostatic potential was calculated and compared to a multipole expansion using spherical tensors. The authors prove that the convergence of this expansion is faster than previously assumed, even for com-... [Pg.401]

Dispersion forces, (a) The distribution of electron density averaged over time in a neon atom is s)rmmetrical, and there is no net polarity, (b) Temporary polarization of one neon atom induces temporary polarization in adjacent atoms. Electrostatic attractions between temporary dipoles are called dispersion forces. [Pg.132]

FIGURE 1.1. (a) Circular and elliptic orbits for the electron in a hydrogen atom electrostatic force = = e /r. (b) The almost circular orbit of the moon... [Pg.2]


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