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Diem, H., Fritsch, R., Lehnert, H., Matthias, G., Schatz, H. and Wittmann, O., German patent DE 3125874. Process for the preparation of cocondensates which form weatherproof adhesive bonds. Assigned to BASF AG, 1981. [Pg.1099]

To support the various spectroscopic methods for structure determination of dienes and polyenes we will mention some typical chemical reactions yielding derivatives that aid in the location of the double bonds, assign the cis or trans geometry and indicate whether these double bonds are conjugated. It is not our intention to review the chemical versatility of dienes and polyenes but rather to show some cases where the variation helps in the analysis. [Pg.496]

Let us now explain how the formal MI X and bonding assignments are obtained, using Cp2Nb(CO)Cl as an example. A niobium atom has five valence electrons. A cyclopentadienyl (Cp) ligand has formal Lewis structure... [Pg.471]

An EELS spectrum of PYR adsorbed at Pt(lll) from aqueous solution is shown in Figure 8. Also shown is the mid-IR spectrum of liquid PYR (18). The EELS spectrum of adsorbed PYR is essentially the envelope of the IR spectrum of liquid PYR, with the exception of a peak at 416 cm- attributable at least in part to the Pt-N bond. Assignments of the EELS peaks based upon accepted IR assignments (19) are given in Table 2. There is also a close correspondence between the EELS spectrum of PYR adsorbed from aqueous solution and the EELS spectra reported for PYR adsorbed at Pt single-crystal surfaces from vacuum (20). [Pg.35]

Eor the former solvent log D = -1.92 (experimental) vs. -1.98 (calculated) and for the latter log D = 0.76 (experimental) vs. 0.88 (calculated). Obviously, succinic acid with two carboxylic groups that strongly donate hydrogen bonds (assigned a = 1.12 as for acetic acid) prefers the basic (in the Lewis basicity, hydrogen-bond-accepting sense) tri-n-butyl phosphate ( i = 0.82, measured for the wet solvent) over water (P = 0.47) and naturally also chloroform (P = 0.10). [Pg.84]

L M (C=CCsCR) ( f-bonded) M L m ( r-bonded) (Assignments given where possible) ... [Pg.166]

Metal isotope labelling techniques have been used to clarify the M—N bond assignments in the octahedral [Zn(HIm)6lCl2 and pseudotetrahedral [Zn(HIm)2X2] complexes (X = Br, I, N03, NCS Him = imidazole).417 Much lower frequencies (208 cm 1) are observed for the octahedral complexes as compared to the tetrahedral (255,239 cm-1). A comparison with other N-bonded species shows that the frequency is governed by both the mass of the ligand L and the strength of the M—L bond. [Pg.949]

No. SAT UR Substituents Asst Consistent u ATED RINGS gned Lowest Numbers as jith Bridge Numbers No. UNSATURATED RINGS Double Bonds Assigned Lowest Numbers as Consistent with Bridge Numbers ... [Pg.58]

Fig. 13 Bond assignment and locant numbering for a selected seven ring aromatic compound... Fig. 13 Bond assignment and locant numbering for a selected seven ring aromatic compound...
The extended Huckel calculations (45) start from an unbridged geometry where the OC—Mo—CO and Mo—Mo—C bond angles are both 90° while the Mo—Mo—Cp bond angle is set to 125.3°. This leads to a bond description including characteristic five below two frontier orbitals shown in Fig. 3. The five highest occupied molecular orbitals are 7r, 8, ir, 8, and a and allow a correlation with the triple bond assigned on the basis of the 18-electron rule. [Pg.109]

Fig. 8. Tabulations of NKG2D-ligand contacts. Residues involved in receptor-ligand contacts are shown, separated by NKG2D monomer. Absence of a contact in one complex that is present in another is indicated ( x ). The calculated A AG value for each residue is reflected in the font size as indicated. The nature of the bonding interaction is shown with symbols (°,, J) as indicated (note that the resolution of the muNKG2D-RAE-l/3 complex was limited enough to restrict bond assignments). Fig. 8. Tabulations of NKG2D-ligand contacts. Residues involved in receptor-ligand contacts are shown, separated by NKG2D monomer. Absence of a contact in one complex that is present in another is indicated ( x ). The calculated A AG value for each residue is reflected in the font size as indicated. The nature of the bonding interaction is shown with symbols (°,, J) as indicated (note that the resolution of the muNKG2D-RAE-l/3 complex was limited enough to restrict bond assignments).
KlPt acac)Cl2] (O-bonded) Na2[Pt acac) 2CI2] 2H2O (C-bonded) Assignment... [Pg.404]

All spins that are connected, directly or indirectly, via bonds belong to a single cluster. Thus, the bond assignment procedure divides the system into clusters of parallel spins (a so-called cluster decomposition). Note how the bond probability (and hence the typical cluster size) grows with... [Pg.19]

Evidence for this equilibrium comes from kinetic studies (129), from infrared spectra of the alkyl cobalt complexes which show bonds assignable to both terminal and acyl C—0 stretches (ISO, 1S3), and from the preparation of acyl complexes by treatment of the corresponding alkyls with carbon monoxide under pressure (130-132). [Pg.174]

Fig. 9.11. Dynamical calculations of the thickness profiles of electron diffraction intensities for different hole distributions assuming fully ionic bonding in (a) and (b) and with 76% and 56% of the holes in the Cu02 plane, respectively. In (c) there is partly covalent bonding assigning the charge - -3, +1, -1-1.62, and —1.69 to the Y, Ba, Cu, and O ions, respectively (from Ref. [9.3]), and with an additional charge transfer of 0.08 holes per unit cell from the chains to the planes in (d). Fig. 9.11. Dynamical calculations of the thickness profiles of electron diffraction intensities for different hole distributions assuming fully ionic bonding in (a) and (b) and with 76% and 56% of the holes in the Cu02 plane, respectively. In (c) there is partly covalent bonding assigning the charge - -3, +1, -1-1.62, and —1.69 to the Y, Ba, Cu, and O ions, respectively (from Ref. [9.3]), and with an additional charge transfer of 0.08 holes per unit cell from the chains to the planes in (d).
Z system Sequence rules for diasicrcomers with double bonds, assigning priority separately to substituents on each carbon. [Pg.520]

After the assignment of the three vibron numbers A, i = 1, 2, 3, the Hilbert model space of the physical problem is given by the basic states of the symmetric irreducible representations [NJ0[N2]0[N3] of the SGA (4.121). To specify these basic states unambiguously, we choose a complete subalgebra chain of (4.121). The first step is the usual local (bond) assignment of Morse rovibrating units, U,(4) D 0,(4) (i = 1, 2, 3), leading to... [Pg.617]

Only one proton (consequence of severe twisting at C(l)-C(2) bond). ) Assignment based on corresponding radicals deuterated at C(2) and C(3) (flD = 0.175 mT). Assignment by [71Rusl]. By reduction of the ketone with Na K alloy in DMOE a similar spectrum without resolution of t-butyl splittings was obtained. Carbon atoms of t-butyl groups at C(3). ... [Pg.387]

Assignment may be reversed. ) McLachlan calculation of spin densities, discussion of twisting about C(4)-C(7) bond. ) Radical twisted to 90° at C(9)-C(8") bond. ) Assignment may be reversed. McLachlan calculation of spin densities. ... [Pg.544]

In our stracture, we will remove all water molecules and heteroatoms except the substrate for simpheity. The final step refine includes H-bond assignment (optimize) and restrained minimization (mininiize) (Fig. 4.7). [Pg.198]


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