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In conclusion, we hope that this volume will be valued by researchers in the field, and by those who are engaged in the future developments and applications of antiviral strategies. [Pg.385]

Micro reactors have attracted the attention of the press and journals (Figure 1.34). This echo reflects the perception of how the technology is seen by journalists and experts in the field, thereby influencing the opinion of the interested society. It is worth - not only from a marketing perspective - having a closer look at this and attempting to draw some conclusions concerning one s own future developments. [Pg.83]

In conclusion, more than 40 years after the first electrode with an immo-bilized-enzyme membrane was produced, future developments in biosensor design will inevitably focus upon the technology of new materials, especially the new copolymers that promise to solve the biocompatibility problem and offer the prospect of more widespread use of biosensors in clinical (and environmental) monitoring [80]. [Pg.267]

Finally, in the conclusion we will give some outlook on future developments and opportunities. [Pg.8]

Considering the general conditions for recovery plants, a conclusion may be reached—it would be desirable to store all metal waste under controlled conditions and with no mixing or dilution. Future development will definitely result in new and more economic recovery procedures. As metal-containing wastes differ widely in nature and complexity, selective separation techniques such as solvent extraction will be of increasing importance. [Pg.646]

CONCLUSIONS AND REMARKS ABOUT POSSIBLE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT... [Pg.511]

In conclusion, we may summarize the lines of future development that could be expected to advance our understanding and useful application of compensation behavior in heterogeneous reactions as follows ... [Pg.310]

The first explanation and use of such a pseudopotential is due to Heilman5 (1935) who used it in atomic calculations. More recently the pseudopotential concept was reformulated by Phillips and Kleinman7 who were interested in its application to the solid state.8-10 Research in both solid- and liquid-state physics with pseudopotentials was reviewed by Ziman,11 and work in the fields of atomic spectroscopy and scattering has been discussed by Bardsley.12 For an earlier review on applications to the molecular environment the reader is referred to Weeks et a/.13 In this article we shall concentrate on molecular calculations, specifically those of an ab initio nature. Our objective in Section 2 has been to outline the theoretical origins of the pseudopotential approximation, and in Section 3 we have described some of the techniques which have been used in actual calculations. Section 4 attempts to present results from a representative sample of pseudopotential calculations, and our emphasis has been to concentrate on particular molecules which have been the subjects of investigation by the various approaches, rather than to catalogue every available calculation. Finally, in Section 5, we have drawn some conclusions on the relative merits of the different methods and implementations of pseudopotentials. Some of the possible future developments are outlined in the context of the likely progress in quantum chemistry. [Pg.101]

The scope of the tether-directed remote functionalization has been expanded from Cgo to the higher fullerene C70, and the described reactions are completely regioselective, featuring, in the case of C70, the kinetically disfavored addition pattern. The crown ether is a real template, since it can be readily removed by transesterification, giving a much-improved access to certain bis-adducts that are not accessible by the direct route. Cation-binding studies by CV reveal that cyclophane-type crown ethers derived from C60 and C70 form stable complexes with metal cations, and a perturbation of the fullerene reduction potentials occurs because the cation is tightly held close to the fullerene surface. This conclusion is of great importance for future developments of fullerene-based electrochemical ion sensors. [Pg.167]

Needless to say, for both authors working on this second edition, the workshop held the additional potential of providing a glimpse at the future development of the field. Thus, we present below some of the major topics of deliberation and conclusions of the workshop, drawing liberally from the text of the Final Report. [Pg.19]

Cl and MCSCF techniques with semi-empirical parameters appear to be a most promising field for much future development. For the conclusions to be clear and unambiguous it appears necessary to have a parametrization which fits ab initio results well at the single-determinant level. In this way correlation corrections will be added in the correct place - by wavefunctions of superior quality. The alternative, such as MINDO and Cl, appears confused since it is claimed that even the singledeterminant energies include correlation corrections. [Pg.201]

Isotopically Mixed Crystals Excitons in LiH Crystals Exciton-Phonon Interaction Isotopic Effect in the Emission Spectrum of Polaritons Isotopic Disordering of Crystal Lattices Future Developments and Applications Conclusions... [Pg.196]

In conclusion, three independent syntheses of marine eunicellane diterpenoids have been developed, which will be the basis of the future development of this exciting natural product class. The biosynthesis of the eunicellanes probably involves the oxidative cyclization of a cembranoid precursor lacking solely the bond between Cl and CIO (C, Fig. 3). Considering the number of carbon - carbon bonds formed in the course of... [Pg.273]

The quantitative agreement with simulations of this work is not found with existing models. For future developments the most important conclusion is that the influence of nonlinear coupling is accounted for by a correction factor that dep>ends only on the particle masses independent of the system energy. While a generalization of this factor will be required for polyatomics (. involves the masses of all three atoms for a diatomic in a bath and is not a property of atom-atom interactions), it indicates that a scaled generalized Langevin approach will have the necessary prerequisites for quantitative accuracy. [Pg.427]


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