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P. Echlin, ed., Analysis of Organic and Biological Surfaces, Wiley, New York, 1984. C. S. Fadley, in Electron Spectroscopy, Theory, Techniques, and Applications, Vol. 2, C. R. Brundle and A. D. Baker, eds., Pergamon, New York, 1978. 

Richardson N V and Bradshaw A M 1981 Electron Spectroscopy Theory, Techniques and Applications vol 4, ed C R Brundle and A D Baker (London Academic)... 

Baker J 1987 An algorithm for geometry optimization without analytical gradients J. Comput. Chem. 8 563... 

Baker J and Chan F 1996 The location of transition states a comparison of Cartesian, Z-matrix, and natural internal coordinates J. Comput. Chem. 17 888... 

Baker J and Hehre W J 1991 Geometry optimization In Cartesian coordinates The end of the Z-matrIx J. Comput. Chem. 12 606... 

Baker J, KInghorn D and Pulay P 1999 Geometry optimization In delocalized Internal coordinates An efficient quadratically scaling algorithm for large molecules J. Chem. Phys. 110 4986... 

Baker J, KessI A and Delley B 1996 The generation and use of delocalized Internal coordinates In geometry optimization J. Chem. Phys. 105 192... 

Baker J 1992 Geometry optimization in Cartesian coordinates constrained optimization J. Comput. Chem. 13 240... 

Baker J and Gill P M W 1988 An algorithm for the location of branching points on reaction paths J. Comput. Chem. 9 465... 

Baker E N and Flubbard R E 1984 Hydrogen bonding in globular proteins Prog. Biophys. Molec. Biol. 44 97-179... 

This approximation is a special case of the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff lemma for additional discu.ssion and extensions to more general classes of methods. 

Baker J 1986. An Algorithm for the Location of Transition States. Journal of Computational Chemistry 7 385-395. 

In the preparation of this edition, we are indebted for much help to many of our colleagues, and in particular to Dr. P. Sykes, Dr. F. B. Kipping, Dr. P. Alaitland, Dr. J. Harley-Mason and Dr. R. E. D. Clark. We have maintained the standard which was self-imposed when this book was first written, namely, that all the experiments in the book had been critically examined, and then performed either by the authors, or under their super vision. The heavy load of work which this has involved would have been impossible without the willing, patient, and very considerable help of Mr. F. C. Baker and Mr. F. E. G. Smith. 

We should also like to express once again our sincere thanks for the considerable help we have received from our laboratory assistants, Mr. F. C. Baker and Mr. F. E. Smith. 

It U better to employ the special palladium catalyst which is incorporated in the Deoxo catalytic gas purifier (obtainable from Baker Platinum Limited, 52 High Holbom. London, W.C. 1). 1 his functions at the laboratory tamperature and will remove up to 1 per cent of oxygen. The water vapour formed is carried away in the gas stream and is separated by any of the common desiccants. 

It is important to use recently-prepared pure sodamide, which must be of fine granular form. Old material of irregular lumpy form, even if ground gives poor results, and should not be employed. The sodamide may be prepared as detailed in Section 11,50,j. A satisfactory grade is marketed by May and Baker Ltd. 

In the late 1950s the research director of our laboratory was not yet convinced of the usefulness of NMR spectroscopy. Consequently, we had no such instrumentation of onr own. Fortunately, the Dow laboratories in Midland just 100 miles away had excellent facilities run by E. B. Baker, a pioneer of NMR spectroscopy, who offered his help. To... 

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