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Constitutional changes

A comparison of results for fire effluents from full scale and small scale fire tests has to be done in steps. A full scale fire is a developing event where temperature and major constitutions changes continously. A small scale fire test either take one instant of that developing stage and try model that or try to model the development in a smaller scale. On a priority one level rate of heat release, temperature, oxygen concentrations and the ratio of C02/C0 concentrations have to be similar for a comparison. The full scale fire experiments reaches a temperature of 900 C at the moment of flashover, while the small scale fire tests are reaching temperatures just above 400 °C for NT-FIRE 004 and the cone experiments. For the DIN 53436-method the temperature was set to 400 °C. [Pg.44]

Each individual state chart effectively specifies how every action on the primary type affects that one specification type. In contrast, a complete action specification defines how one action on the primary type affects any specification type member. The composition of all change dates transitions, on ary and all specification types, constitutes change dates operation specification for the scheduler. Do not confuse this state chart view with internal design, when we will actually decide internal interactions between objects within the scheduler, the primary types whose behavior we describe will be these internal objects. [Pg.156]

Let be a canonical BE-matrix (see Section 2.1) then the transformation E involves two operations, the representation of the constitutional change by the addition of an R-matrixs> and a subsequent row/column permutation of E which restores the canonical form of the product BE-matrixr>. [Pg.36]

Chow, C.-E Fujii, S. Lehn, J.-M. Crystallization-driven constitutional changes of dynamic polymers in response to neat/solution conditions. Chem. Commun. 2007,42, 4363 365. [Pg.199]

Material handling improvements constitute changes in material handling procedures which reduce the ratio of waste to raw material delivered to the facility. [Pg.106]

At an interface, the molecular constitution changes. The concentration (number of molecules per unit volume) of the ith material is, in the two phases, respectively of and cf. The additional quantity that is present in the system due to the interface is... [Pg.27]

The action of two different effectors may switch a CDN from a given distribution to another one. Figure 20 represents such a constitutional dynamic switching in the simplest case of four constituents, responding to two different effectors. In addition, each state may be characterized by the generation of different properties, such as optical effects and/or substrate binding induced by the constitutional changes [79]. [Pg.24]

Keywords Constitutional changes Covalent changes Dynamic covalent chemistry Molecular machines Molecular motors Molecular switches Polymer/monomer switches Reversible polymers Size switches... [Pg.261]

A point of interest in molecular machines is the control of the rotational speed. The modulation of the rotation rate around an N-Ar bond was achieved through a redox-mediated molecular brake by Jog, Brown, and Bates [39], This consists of the oxidation of sulfide group close to the rotational axis (compound 29) into a sulfoxide 30 and further into a sulfone 31 (Fig. 8a), so engendering successive covalent constitutional changes in strategic places of the molecule, changes that decrease the rotation. The N-Ar rotational barriers of the sulfone 31 (about 13.6 kcal mol 1) and sulfoxide 30 (13.6 kcal mol-1) are about 5 kcal mol-1 higher than in the sulfide 29 (8.6 kcal mol 1). The rate of rotation is reduced from the sulfide 29 (1.6 x 106 s ) to the sulfoxide 30 (1.3 x 102 s-1), or from the sulfide 29 (1.6 x 106 s ) to the sulfone 31 (1.4 x 102 s-1) by a factor of about 104 s-1. [Pg.269]

Processes where the constitution of intermediate (if any) and final states (molecules) of the device does not differ from that of the initial molecule. The initial molecule is converted into a new conformation or configuration and this results in a molecular motion. There is no constitutional change and no addition or elimination of any chemical species. There are included, for example, configurational changes induced by photochemical or thermal stimuli (see, for example [77]), or conformational changes induced by external fields (see, for example [27,29]) ... [Pg.284]

The most straightforward modifications of natural oligonucleotide backbones are constitutional changes involving the 5 —3 phosphodiester linkage. Since 5 — -2 oligonucleotides are biologically known but not... [Pg.206]

No consistent evidence from positron emission tomography (PET) studies or genetic association studies to suggest a constitutional change in D2 receptors in schizophrenia. [Pg.53]

Reactions occurring in pore water in most cases constitute changes in the concentration gradient changes in the concentration gradient always represent reactions occurring in pore water. [Pg.76]

But this concentration phenomenon masks profound chemical constitution changes resulting from the biological activity of B. cinerea. As Miiller-Thurgau demonstrated as early as 1888, these changes affect sugars and organic acids. [Pg.288]

The structure and form of this interface iivfluences both the micro-structural morphology of the resultant solid and also the number and distribution of imperfections within the solid. It also has an effect on thermal and constitutional changes in the adjacent liquid, and the interaction between these effects can in turn lead to growth modifications. The nature and extent of these modifications can be studied by an examination of the behaviour of single-phase materials during solidification. This is done in Chapter 4. [Pg.22]


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