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A number of other indifferent stress rates have been used to obtain solutions to the simple shear problem, each of which provides a different shear stress-shear strain response which has no latitude, apart from the constant Lame coefficient /r, for representing nonlinearities in the response of various materials. These different solutions have prompted a discussion in the literature regarding which indifferent stress rate is the correct one to use for large deformations. 

The Bureau of Mines, Denver Research Center and the Department of Energy, Environmental Measurement Laboratory, developed through parallel efforts, two closely related techniques for the measurement of 218p0 (RaA) diffusion coefficient spectra. This work was prompted by reports in the past 5 years indicating that the diffusion coefficient of unattached 218Po may vary due to various physical and chemical factors in different environments. The diffusion coefficient is important because it affects the amount and site of 218Po deposition in the respiratory tract. 

The development of industrial processes for the selective chlorination of pyridine has prompted intense study of vapour phase chlorination. Vapour phase chlorination of pyridine at ca. 500 °C has been carried out using either fluidized bed or turbulent flow methods to ensure good mixing of reactants, which is essential for control. The rate coefficients for each chlorination step in the pentachlorination of pyridine have been calculated (B-74MI20500). 

The transient absorption spectra of duplexes with [2AP]A4GGAs are depicted in Fig. 5. At a delay time of 100 ns, the transient absorption spectrum is attributed to the superposition of the spectra of the 2AP(-H) and G /G (-H) radical products and the hydrated electrons. The structureless tail of the eh absorption in the 350-600 nm region decays completely within At<500 ns. The formation of G VG(-H) radicals monitored by the rise of the 310-nm absorption band and associated with the decay of the 2AP V 2AP(-H) transient absorption bands at 365 and 510 nm (Fig. 5) occurs in at least three well-separated time domains (Fig. 6). The prompt (<100 ns) rise of the transient absorption at 312 nm due to guanine oxidation by 2AP was not resolved in our experiments. However, the ampHtude, A((=ioo), related to the prompt formation of the G /G(-H) radicals (Fig. 6a) can be estimated using the extinction coefficients of the radical species at 312 and 330 nm (isosbestic point) [11]. The kinetics of the G VG(-H) formation in the yits and ms time intervals were time-resolved and characterized by two well-defined components shown in Fig. 6a (0.5 /zs) and Fig. 6b (60 /zs). 

Those eigenstates of 9 that are made up predominately of prompt states will decay promptly and vice versa, the extent of dilution being measured by the expansion coefficients cj" 2, / < K. 

Modern theoretical developments in the molecular thermodynamics of liquid-solution behavior are based on the concept of local composition. Within a liquid solution, local compositions, different from the overall mixture composition, are presumed to account for the short-range order and nonrandom molecular orientations that result from differences in molecular size and intermolecular forces. The concept was introduced by G. M. Wilson in 1964 with the publication of a model of solution behavior since known as the Wilson equation. The success of this equation in the correlation of VLE data prompted the development of alternative local-composition models, most notably the NRTL (Non-Random-Two Liquid) equation of Renon and Prausnitz and the UNIQUAC (UNIversal QUAsi-Chemical) equation of Abrams and Prausnitz. A further significant development, based on the UNIQUAC equation, is the UNIFAC method,tt in which activity coefficients are calculated from contributions of the various groups making up the molecules of a solution. 

The MMKFK-2 code system can be used for nuclear safety analysis, namely, for calculation of NS LMR SRP s Keir, L, a and Pen parameters (where Keff is an effective breeding factor L is a prompt neutron lifetime in the multiplication system under calculation Peff is an effective fraction of delayed neutrons a is a damping coefficient). 

T he determination of the activity coefficient of an electrolyte in binary mixtures of another electrolyte with a common ion has prompted considerable interest, both in the development of the underlying theory, as well as precise experimental measurements. This kind of study is useful in applications that involve metallurgical and biological systems. The ion interaction parameters (doublet and triplet, among others) responsible for an understanding of the effects of cation size on the thermodynamic... 

In Eq. 15, the coefficient of ZXS/ZXR has suggested a preference for an aromatic substituent for the R group. The positive regression coefficients of MPCN and PP/D are in favor of an increase in the partial charge and polarity in the compounds for better activity. This has prompted us to suggest that thiadiazole derivatives with aromatic substituents would enhance the affinity of the compounds for the adenosine Ai receptor. 

As a leading example for short-spaced dyads, a n-n stacked porphyrin-fullerene dyad (ZnP-Ceo) 21 should be mentioned, which was probed in light of their electron transfer and back electron transfer dynamics [361, 362], The close van der Waals contact ( 3.0A) is responsible for pronounced electronic interactions in the ground state between the two 7t-chromophores. For example, the ZnP Soret-and Q-bands in the n-n stacked dyad 21 show a bathochromic shift and lower extinction coefficients compared to free ZnP [361], In the n-n stacked dyad 21 the linkage of the two bridging units occurs in the trans-2 position at the fullerene. A charge-separated radical pair evolves from a rapid intramolecular electron transfer k 35 ps) between the photoexcited metalloporphyrin and the fullerene core in a variety of solvents (i.e., ranging from toluene to benzonitrile). Remarkably, the lifetimes in tetrahydrofuran (t = 385 ps) and DCM (t = 122 ps) are markedly increased relative to the more polar solvents dichloromethane (r = 61 ps) and benzonitrile (t = 38 ps) [362]. This dependency prompts to an important conclusion ... 

In recent years, the availability of reproducible systems and precision instruments in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) has prompted the application of chromatography in the rapid measurement of partition coefficients. In general, a linear relationship between log P and log K from a set of compounds is required for the interpolation or extrapolation of logP values of additional compounds of congeneric nature, as shown in Eq. (16) ... 

A further OECD Council Decision in 1991 focused on HPV chemicals. These decisions prompted the development of a minimum hazard data set to describe an HPV chemical - the Screening Information Data Set, or SIDS. This includes physicochemical properties (melting point, boiling point, vapor pressure, water solubility, and octanol-water partition coefficient) environmental fate (stability in water, photodegradation, biodegradation, and an estimate of distribution/transport in the environment) environmental effects (acute toxicity to aquatic vertebrates, invertebrates, and plants) and human health effects (acute toxicity, repeated-dose toxicity, toxicity to the gene and the chromosome, and reproductive and developmental toxicity). 

Many correlations of biological activity with logP are nonlinear, and show maximal activity at an optimal value for the partition coefficient, logPQ. This prompted Hansch (114) to suggest that the partition coefficient not only describes the hydrophobic interaction between molecules and the biophase (e.g., membranes, receptors) but also their ability to permeate through membranes. 

The computation of the equilibrium properties of quantum systems is a challenging problem. The simulation of dynamical properties, such as transport coefficients, presents additional problems since the solution of the quantum equations of motion for many-body systems is even more difficult. This fact has prompted the development of approximate methods for dealing with such problems. 

These results prompted a number of experiments in subsequent missions designed to measure diffusion coefficients of liquid metals. Some of these experiments found a power law dependence on temperature, with the exponent varying around 2 for different materials, while others found a better fit with an Arrhenius model. However, all of the microgravity experiments consistently measured diffusion coefficients that were 30-50% lower than the accepted values, suggesting that all existing transport data for liquid metals may be contaminated by unwanted convection. A recent analysis demonstrated the difficulty of eliminating convective transport in such measurements in normal gravity.f ... 

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