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Correlation schemes

The CHF in vertical upward and downward, countercurrent flow was recently studied by Sudo et al. (1991) in a vertical rectangular channel. Sudo and Kaminaga (1993) later presented a new CHF correlation scheme for vertical rectangular channels heated from both sides in a nuclear research reactor. [Pg.483]

Sudo, Y., M. Kaminaga, 1993, A New CHF Correlation Scheme Proposed for Vertical Rectangular Channels Heated from Both Sides in Nuclear Reactors, Trans. ASME, J. Heat Transfer 115 426-434.(5)... [Pg.554]

Models and the associated correlating equations will be discussed as well as the methodology for the correlating schemes. [Pg.537]

A symmetry correlation scheme that is capable of addressing SIKIE must combine the geometry-independent treatment of all the molecular degrees of freedom characteristic of Quack s approach with the connection of reactant and transition-state syrrrmetries characteristic of a Woodward-Hoffrnann-type analysis. To make the problem somewhat less abstract, consider the cartoon in Figure 1... [Pg.163]

We have recently developed a new symmetry correlation scheme that connects symmetry-distinct rovibronic states of the isolated reactants with distinct electronic symmetries of the system in the interaction region independent of the detailed geometry of the collision complex. Briefly, the approach can be logically divided into four steps. First, the appropriate PI group for describing the isolated reactants is chosen. Second, P rvet reactant supermolecule system and the electronic... [Pg.164]

Table 1. Symmetry Analysis and Correlation Scheme for HeVHe Hej... Table 1. Symmetry Analysis and Correlation Scheme for HeVHe Hej...
Application of the symmetry correlation scheme to reaction (12) is summarized in Table 4 where N is the Himd s coupling case (b) rotational quantum number for O2 and - 5 is the difference of the Hund s coupling case (a) quantum numbers of total angular momentum and electron spin (5 = 1/2) angular momentum, respectively. To consider the high-symmetry isotopomer system first, the results in Table 4 indicate that only odd / collisions - 5 = odd) with 2 can lead... [Pg.175]

In the context of the symmetry correlation schemes in Table 5, the experimental determination of enhancement factors for the individual elements, EF( C) and EF( 0), are more relevant than the directly measured EF(89) and EF(90). Because the experiment is done under natural abundance conditions, EF(90) can be taken... [Pg.182]

The dimensions of the spin spaces for the active electrons in Table 2, cf. Eq. (9)) are certainly not small. It proved difficult to find a spin basis in which very few of the coefficients were large and so we adopted instead a spin correlation scheme cf. Section 4.2). In the present work, we exploited the way in which expectation values of the two-electron spin operator evaluated over the total spin eigenfunction 4, depend on the coupling of the individual spins associated with orbitals ( )/ and j. Negative values indicate singlet character and positive values triplet character. Special cases of the expectation value are ... [Pg.320]

For dienes, the analogous correlation scheme can be established. This viewpoint leads for s-cis-and s-trans-butadiene to the following, preparatively utilizable consequences ... [Pg.76]

Relations of this type, if carefully applied, are unambiguous and do not depend on mechanistic and/or stereochemical assumptions. From a practical point of view one may distinguish between cases where (i) the correlation is achieved by simple manipulations or by preparing the compound of unknown configuration or its enantiomer by a different route, using, for example, the chiral-pool approach (ii) complex correlation schemes (iii) synthetic correlations, where a compound obtained in an asymmetric reaction is related with a sometimes much more complex natural product of known configuration. [Pg.436]

Broul et al. (13) and Hala (14) developed a correlation scheme for systems containing two solvents and one salt, which they applied to several salt concentrations, not just to the saturation level as in the studies mentioned above. They utilized the binary VLE data for the three binaries (solvent 1-salt solvent 2-salt and solvent 1-solvent 2) along with the ternary data to correlate successfully the ternary results. They employed the Margules equation (15) with the addition of a term to account for the coulombic interactions. [Pg.10]

SU+). Intergroup energies are reasonably well predicted by the calculation for the first two groups (for which spectroscopic data are available). Te values are obtained by introducing correlation schemes, but the procedure is not very satisfactory for the third group since the necessary wave-functions become ionic in character at the dissociated atom limit. However, the calculations on the third group do predict ... [Pg.314]

R. maritima.K The diterpene 3 gave 1 by reduction with NaBH4 and compound 1 gave 2 by acetylation. These chemical correlations (Scheme 2.1) confirmed the structure assigned on the basis of spectral data. [Pg.50]

Vibration-Translation Transfer a Correlation Scheme of Millikan and White... [Pg.224]

Table 2.21 Comparative binding energies kcal/mol) computed with different correlated schemes, all with the 6-31 +G(d,p) basis set . ... Table 2.21 Comparative binding energies kcal/mol) computed with different correlated schemes, all with the 6-31 +G(d,p) basis set . ...

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