Core shift

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Figure 10. K-shell photoelectron asymmetry parameters in N2s present results with a relaxed ion core shifted down in photon energy only by the same amount as the shift in the corresponding cross section in Figure 8 , synchrotron radiation data of Reference 31.

In the CpMn(CO)3, Cp Mn(CO)3, Cp Mn(CO)3 complexes, the shift in ring IE per methyl substitution is about —0.24 In this case, comparison with the C core shifts is possible and demonstrates that the bulk of the shift is a result of hyperconjugative interaction with the methyl groups, the inductive effect playing only a minor role. 

A problem known as the core shift is closely related to the mold deformation problem. A core is the part of a mold that shapes the inside of a molded product. Core shift is the spatial deviation of the position of the core caused by non-uniform pressure distribution over the surface of the core during the filling and packing stages. Prediction of the core shift in injection molding has been attempted by some researchers, e.g., Bakharev et al. (2004). 

Bakharev A, Fan Z, Costa FS (2004) Prediction of core shift effects using mold filling simulation. 

Raman studies, which will be dealt with later in more detail, show that the iodinated and brominated films should be formulated as [(CH) (l3) " at least a significant portion of the halogen being present as the I3 ion [58]. The halogen partly depopulates the n-bonding system and oxidizes the (CH) to a poly-carbonium ion chain. This conclusion is supported by carbon Is core shifts from ESCA studies [59]. 

When the vapor-gas mixture is fed to the liquid shell surface, there arises a catalytic reaction of decomposition of a carbon-containing organic compound with dissolution of carbon in the nickel liquid phase. A saturation of the nickel liquid layer with carbon increases its thickness and decreases the surface curvature. This disturbs the system from equilibrium (Fig. 25 (b)) as the liquid-layer thickness increases, the lines of equilibrium between the liquid layer and the crystalline core shift towards higher temperatures (see relationship (10)). 

The Safe System approach is a fundamental shift from traditional traffic safety thinking. It reframes the ways in which traffic safety is viewed and managed. Its aim is to support development of a transport system better able to accommodate inevitable human error. The recognition that humans do make, and will continue to make, errors of judgement as road users is one of the core shifts in thinking. 

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