Electrical Studies

We noted that the presence of hydrogen causes an, at least apparent, lower recovery temperature. It has also been observed that the presence of hydrogen causes a lower damage production rate (e.g., for the (V O)-center) for irradiations at room temperature, which indicates either a passivation of the defects by the hydrogen or competition for the mobile irradiation defects (e.g., the vacancy) by hydrogen-related defects. Judging 

PROMINENT HYDROGEN-RELATED, STRETCHING-MODE INFRARED BANDS OBSERVED EXPERIMENTALLY IN IRRADIATED AND IN AS-GROWN C-si (in CM-1), TOGETHER WITH THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS OF FREQUENCIES FOR THE CONFIGURATIONS FOR THE MODELS INDICATED. 

Just as Si—FI bonds and the corresponding vibrational spectra occur in silanes, so similar P—H, As—H, Ge—H, etc. bonds and bands occur in molecules of these materials suggesting that a similar insight into defect processes in these materials can occur through infrared studies. We do not know of such work in germanium, but work in the III-Vs is beginning to appear. 

Chevallier et al. (1990) summarize hydrogen local mode vibrations that have been observed either in as-grown (Riede et al., 1988 Dischler and 

IR studies into new prominence is very promising correlated studies with these techniques and with electrical studies should lead to great progress if we have the required funding, persistence and patience. 

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H.J. Brouwer, Semiconducting Polymers for Light-emitting Diodes and Losers a Structural. Photophysical and Electrical Study of PPV-type Alternating Copolymers and Oligomers, Ph.D. Thesis, Groningen, 1998. 

K. Schindler, D. Schmeisser, U. Vohrer, H.-D. Wiemhofer, and W. Gopel, Spectroscopic and electrical studies ofY203-stabilized-Zr02 for oxygen sensors, Sensors and Actuators 17, 555-568 (1989). 

This hypothesis received support from the electrical studies of Braden Clarke (1974) and Crisp, Ambersley Wilson (1980), who attributed maxima in curves of permittivity and conductivity against time to the liberation of water and its subsequent reabsorption into the matrix (Figure 93a,b). Crisp, Ambersley Wilson (1980) also considered that these maxima were due to generation of both water and ionic zinc species. Subsequently, as the reaction proceeds the zinc ions are fixed as insoluble zinc eugenolate. 

Electrical studies show that H neutralizes defects at relatively low temperatures, suggesting that H is very mobile at low temperatures. Corbett points out various defect centers in III-V materials that appear to be affected by H. 

Electrochemical considerations. There is so much evidence from electrical and also from non-electrical studies for the existence of ion-pairs in solvents of low polarity, that it cannot be ignored in discussing the reactions of ions in such systems [136]. The most detailed and comprehensive discussion of ion-pairs and related concepts has been given by Szwarc [137]. The next step after the recognition of the existence of ion-pairs is the estimation of their concentration as a function of the various experimental parameters, so that their importance relative to the free ions can be assessed. In order to do this, the dissociation constant of the ion-pairs under the relevant conditions is required. 

H. G. Eirickamer and A. S. Balchan, Optical and electrical studies at high pressures, in Modem Very High Pressure Techiques, R. N. Wentorf, ed., Butterworths Scientific Publications Ltd., London, 1962. 

Ashwell, G. J., Urasinska, B., Wang, C. S., Bryce, M. R., Grace, I., Lambert, C. J., Single-molecule electrical studies on a 7 nm long molecular wire. Chem. Commun. 2006, 4706-4708. 

From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, Ward and others at General Electric studied facilitated transport membranes, particularly for separation of the acid gases carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from methane and hydrogen [23-26],... 

In comparing the fuels, it is important to take into account the utilization efficiencies at the user end. For utilization by the user, fuels are converted to various energy forms, such as thermal, mechanical, and electrical. Studies show that in almost every instance of utilization, hydrogen can be converted to the desired energy form more efficiently than other fuels [6], Table 5 presents the utilization efficiency factors, defined as the fossil fuel utilization efficiency divided by the hydrogen utilization efficiency, for ... 

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Conjugated macrocyclic compounds play important roles in a number of important biological reactions and there has been a resurgence of interest in the electrical properties of such compounds. Although in both biochemical and semisuperconducting applications, side chains fulfill an important mechanistic role," the central conjugated ring is clearly essential. The compound 5,14-dihydrodibenzo[6,i] [1,4,8,11] tetraazacyclotetradecine (TADA-H2) is a suitable parent system for biochemical and electrical studies. There are problems with some published syntheses and physical properties. ... 

The electric studies were later extended by the same authors to [ (Ci2H250)8Pc 2Lu], and the oxidised species [ (Ci2H250)8Pc 2Lu] -[Bp4] , obtained by oxidation of the parent compound with nitrosyl tetrafluoroborate. The electrical properties were determined in the... 

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