Compared to other programs

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Compared to other methods (molecular mechanics, semiempirical calculations, density functional calculations - Chapters 3, 6 and 7, respectively) ab initio calculations are slow, and they are relatively demanding of computer resources (memory and disk space, depending on the program and the particular calculation). These disadvantages, which increase with the level of the calculation, have been to a very large extent overcome by the tremendous increase in computer power, accompanied by decreases in price, that have taken place since the invention of electronic computers. In 1959 Coulson doubted the possibility (he also questioned the desirability, but in this regard visualization has been of enormous help) of calculations on molecules with more than 20 electrons, but 30 years later computer speed had increased by a factor of 100,000 [329], and ab initio calculations on molecules with 100 electrons (about 15 heavy atoms) are common. 

The remaining useful life evaluation routine (RULER) is a useful monitoring program for used engine oils. The RULER system is based on a voltammetric method (Jefferies and Ameye, 1997 Kauffman, 1989 and 1994). The data allows the user to monitor the depletation of two additives ZDDP and the phenol/amineH+ antioxidant. The RULER results were compared to other standard analytical techniques, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), total base number (TBN), total acid number (TAN), and viscosity to determine any correlation between the techniques (Jefferies and Ameye, 1997 and 1998). The test concluded that the RULER instrument can... 

The movement of the combustion zone with time is shown in Figure 6 for a number of feed ratio programs with turndown to 50% throughput. A sudden increase of the fixed carbon-to-oxygen ratio to the new steady-state value will lower the combustion zone a little initially, and then raise it to the final steady state. Compared with other programs, a sudden increase of the feed flux ratio of CA is an effective way to turn down a gasifier. 

To obtain the data presented here, an attempt has been made to keep the queries as general as possible to maximize relevant hits, but specific enough to minimize extraneous hits. A difficulty is that some words used as computer program names (e.g., discover, gaussian, amber, grid) occur in the literature with other meanings, so the queries must constructed with care to obtain as useful data as possible. This difficulty means that some searches may not be strictly comparable to others. Because thousands of hits were obtained in the course of this study, it was impossible to examine each one individually, but sampling was done to make sure that the searches yielded relevant hits. 

There are several advantages of the resistively heated filament pyrolysers compared to other types. They can achieve very short TRT values, the temperature range is large, and Teq can be set at any desired value in this range. Several commercially available instruments are capable of performing programmed pyrolysis, and autosampling capability is also available (such as the CDS AS-2500). 

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