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Charge crossover

Discontinuous charge crossovers can also be observed for B clusters, that, much as C clusters have attractive intermolecular interactions. Multielectron transfer instead is not observed for B geometry. B and C lattices in fact have different symmetry... [Pg.277]

The first of the four characteristic currents to J4 has a prominent position. It indicates the crossover from a charge supply limited reaction to a kmetically and mass transfer limited reaction. This crossover is accompanied by pronounced changes in charge state, chemical dissolution reaction, dissolution valence, pore formation and anodic oxide formation. Therefore its dependence on other parameters, such as crystal orientation, temperature or H F concentration deserves further investigation. In the literature Jt is usually termed /crl JPS or JPSL. In the following the symbol JPS will be used. [Pg.60]

The scaling relations for the brush height and the crossover boundaries between the various regimes constitute the simplest approach towards charged brushes. We have already pointed out a few limitations of the presented results, which have to do with nonlinear stretching and finite-volume effects. [Pg.176]

The present work is a report of the properties of polyimide which define functionality as an interlevel dielectric/passivant. Thus, the planarizing and patterning characteristics and electrical characteristics of current vs voltage, dissipation, breakdown field strength, dielectric constant, charge and crossover isolation are discussed in addition to the reliability-related passivation properties. [Pg.93]

Figure 8 shows representative GPC (RI) traces of products obtained before (Fig. 8a) and after (Fig. 8b) St addition. The star block was prepared by two incremental IB additions followed by the addition of St. The crossover from PIB to PIB-St was marked by a color change from pale yellow to deep orange on the addition of St. The charge was homogeneous throughout the polymerization with a gradual viscosity increase after St addition. After quenching and precipitating with methanol, the products were redissolved in MeCH and digested with 5% HCl (to remove coinitiator residues) and methanol. Star blocks thus obtained were readily soluble in THF and were purified by reprecipitating from methanol. Figure 8 shows representative GPC (RI) traces of products obtained before (Fig. 8a) and after (Fig. 8b) St addition. The star block was prepared by two incremental IB additions followed by the addition of St. The crossover from PIB to PIB-St was marked by a color change from pale yellow to deep orange on the addition of St. The charge was homogeneous throughout the polymerization with a gradual viscosity increase after St addition. After quenching and precipitating with methanol, the products were redissolved in MeCH and digested with 5% HCl (to remove coinitiator residues) and methanol. Star blocks thus obtained were readily soluble in THF and were purified by reprecipitating from methanol.
While there is thus much spirited theoretical discussion, there is no direct experimental evidence for such effects, except that this scenario might be a rationale for the observed [108, 109] sharp crossover. Balevicius and Fuess [306] have recently attributed some puzzling visual observations of salt precipitation and turbidity phenomena in ternary aqueous systems to the presence of charge-density waves, but this seems to be pure speculation. [Pg.53]

In the fully developed H2 starvation region, where H2 is completely depleted, the cathode electrode potential reaches its maximum value as determined by the mixed potential of all electrochemical reactions involved at the cathode, namely, COR and OER. The reaction current therein is determined by 02 crossover (ixthrough membrane to anode, where only ORR takes place in the absence of H2. Charge balance yields... [Pg.54]


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