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Diffusion exponent

The diffusive exponent is 3 /4 in the inertial range and 1 /2 in the viscous range. The values of cD and the exponent in (3.67) have been chosen to reproduce roughly the spectral bump observed in compensated spectra for 0.1 < Sc < 1 (Yeung et al. 2002). [Pg.93]

The AO basis set should be of triple zeta or better quality polarization functions are important and additional basis functions with very tight and diffuse exponents are helpful. A good compromise between accuracy and cost is provided by the AO basis set given by Chipman [5], enlarged by an additional tight s function. [Pg.319]

Calc. GTO basis Monomer energy (hartree) Most diffuse exponent MBS DBS Ref 5( uhartree) from Eq. (22)... [Pg.543]

Thus, the FT-IR imaging technique aUows the diffusion of D2O into a PAl 1 film to be monitored via spectroscopic changes of the NH/ND isotope exchange in the FT-IR imaging spectra. Furthermore, the value of the diffusion exponent was close to a Fickian-type diffusion. Based on the assumption that the diffusion of D2O and NH/ND exchange occur simultaneously, a diffusion coefficient of6.54 x 1cm s was calculated from the kinetic data of the H/D exchange for the first 8h period. [Pg.334]

Optimization of larger basis sets such as those of triple-zeta quality encounter problems of balance for heavy elements if functions with the same t share exponents. This is shown by performing K-optimization for the basis set. For Rn, for example, the outermost two exponents of the 6pi/2 are very close to the second and third outermost functions of the 6 3/2 the 6p3/2 needs one more diffuse exponent than the 6pi/2- An -optimized basis set is a compromise between the two, and both will be closer to double zeta than triple zeta. Going to the next row, for the superheavy elements of the 7p block, the overlap between the spin-orbit components is even smaller, and the 7pi/2 is much closer to the 7s than to the 7p3/2- This suggests that j-optimization might produce better quality and smaller basis sets than -optimization, and this proves to be the case even for the 6p block. For the Rn case quoted above, the -optimized set gives an energy of 0.132 Eh, as compared to the 0.021 obtained with the -optimized set. [Pg.276]

Functionalized biopolymers have successfully taken over the era of synthetic polymers because they are cost effective, biodegradable, environmentally friendly and efficient. These biopolymers, after graft copolymerization and crosslinking, can be used for the sustained release of drugs. Based on relative rates of diffusion (Rjjff) and rate of polymer relaxation (R,, ), the diffusion of drugs depends upon the value of Diffusion Exponent (n). If n < 0.5, the R < R, . and if n a 1.0, the R. > whereas in case of n> 0.5 and < i.o, ... [Pg.49]

We have found that jS between 3 and 4, such that Sy is between 0.6 and 0.7, provides a good criteria to add diffuse exponents to a known basis set for s and p type orbitals, although for some systems d orbitals are required. [Pg.261]

Yuste, S.B., Lindenberg, K. Trapping reactions with subdiffusive traps and particles characterized by different anomalous diffusion exponents. Phys. Rev. E 72(6), 061103 (2005). http //dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevE.72.061103... [Pg.447]

FIG. 6 Mean-squared displacement for methane in glassy atactic polypropylene, from calculations in [91]. The dot-dash line indicates the box size squared. Dotted lines indicate diffusion exponents of n = 1 /2 and n = 1. A turnover from anomalous to Fickian diffusion is predicted over times of 1-5 (is. [Pg.466]

The augmentation takes the form of a single set of very diffuse (exponents from 0.1 to 0.01) s and p orbitals. The presence of diffuse functions is qrmbohzed by the addition of a plus sign, +, to the basis set designator 6-31-l-G. (Since these are s-and p-orbitals, the symbol goes before the G.)... [Pg.289]

The reoptimized nncontracted correlation corrected basis sets were used. The diffuse exponents (< 0.04) in the basis set for Ag were discarded. The results given in Table 8.6 demonstrate the inflnence of scalar-relativistic effects in the AgX crystals... [Pg.321]

Importantly, this study has been carried without modeling the catalyst and the reagents employed for the experiments (Fig. 6.2, X = Me, Y = H). The B, C, and H atoms have been described using the standard 6-31 G(d,p) basis set, while for the more electronegative O and N atoms the 6-3 l-nG(d) basis set including diffuse functions has been employed. On the other hand, for Pd and Br atoms the SDD effective core potential [57] and its associated double- basis set have been adopted. Additionally, for Pd f-polarization functions have been also added (exponent = 1.472) [58], whereas for Br both d-polarization (exponent = 0.428) and p-diffuse (exponent = 0.0376) functions [59] have been added. [Pg.119]

The value of exponential component n indicates the mechanism of drug transport from the tablet, where and represent the amount of solvent diffused into the matrix at time t and at infinite time (equilibrium state), respectively, is a constant representing the apparent release rate (%/min) that takes into account the structural and geometric characteristics of the release device, and is the diffusion exponent. The value of n is useful for the determination of drug release mechanism. This equation must hold only for the first 60% of the fractional drug release from the tablets 0.6 logiMJMj < -0.22), for which the one-dimensional diffusion under a perfect sink condition holds true [76.77]. [Pg.469]

D.A. Bernard and J. Noolandi, "Polydispersity Variation and the Polymer Self-diffusion Exponent," Macromolecules. 16, 548-555 (1983). [Pg.364]


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