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Electronic current, mechanism

Meters are accurate within close limits as legislation demands. However, gas is metered on a volume basis rather than a mass basis and is thus subject to variation with temperature and pressure. The Imperial Standard Conditions are 60°F, 30inHg, saturated (15.56°C, 1913.7405 mbar, saturated). Gas Tariff sales are not normally corrected, but sales on a contract basis are. Correction may be for pressure only on a fixed factor basis based on Boyle s Law or, for larger loads, over 190,000 therms per annum for both temperature and pressure using electronic (formerly mechanical) correctors. For high pressures, the compressibility factor Z may also be relevant. The current generation of correctors corrects for pressure on an absolute basis taking into account barometric pressure. [Pg.262]

A polymer layer al a contact can enhance current How by serving as a transport layer. The transport layer could have an increased carrier mobility or a reduced Schottky barrier. For example, consider an electron-only device made from the two-polymer-layer structure in the top panel of Figure 11-13 but using an electron contact on the left with a 0.5 eV injection barrier and a hole contact on the right with a 1.2 cV injection barrier. For this case the electron current is contact limited and thermionic emission is the dominant injection mechanism for a bias less than about 20 V. The electron density near the electron injecting contact is therefore given by... [Pg.505]

London, F., 1937, Quantum Theory of Interatomic Currents in Aromatic Compounds , J. Phys. Radium, 8,397. Lowdin, P.-O., 1959, Correlation Problem in Many-Electron Quantum Mechanics , Adv. Chem. Phys., 2, 207. [Pg.294]

The spatial separation between the components of the electron transport chain and the site of ATP synthesis was incompatible with simple interpretations of the chemical coupling hypothesis. In 1964, Paul Boyer suggested that conformational changes in components in the electron transport system consequent to electron transfer might be coupled to ATP formation, the conformational coupling hypothesis. No evidence for direct association has been forthcoming but conformational changes in the subunits of the FI particle are now included in the current mechanism for oxidative phosphorylation. [Pg.95]

These new methods of nonequihbrium statistical mechanics can be applied to understand the fluctuating properties of out-of-equilibrium nanosystems. Today, nanosystems are studied not only for their structure but also for their functional properties. These properties are concerned by the time evolution of the nanosystems and are studied in nonequilibrium statistical mechanics. These properties range from the electronic and mechanical properties of single molecules to the kinetics of molecular motors. Because of their small size, nanosystems and their properties such as the currents are affected by the fluctuations which can be described by the new methods. [Pg.85]

The second major mechanism of VCD is the production of vibrationally generated electronic current density by the vibrational motion of a local oscillator. Usually, such currents are induced in molecular rings, or fragments of rings, and the local oscillator may either be attached to the ring or contained in it. The resulting VCD per oscillator is biased and monosignate. [Pg.200]

It was noted that for 78b and 79b, 7hf and 7cf are dependent on the molecular conformation, but this is not the case with 7nf. which is independent of the conformation. It is well known that the internuclear couplings are electron coupled interactions for which there are three possible mechanisms (1) the nuclear moments interact with the electronic currents produced by the orbiting electrons (2) there is a dipolar interaction between the nuclear and electronic magnetic moments (3) there is an interaction between the nuclear moments and the electronic spins in i-orbitals, the so-called Fermi contact term. ... [Pg.114]

In the previous section we presented the semi-classical electron-electron interaction we treated the electrons quantum mechanically but assumed that they interact via classical electromagnetic fields. The Breit retardation is only an approximate treatment of retardation and we shall now consider a more consistent treatment of the electron-electron interaction operator that also provides a bridge to relativistic DFT, which is current-density functional theory. For the correct description we have to take the quantization of electromagnetic fields into account (however, we will discuss only old, i.e., pre-1940 quantum electrodynamics). This means the two moving electrons interact via exchanged virtual photons with a specific angular frequency u>... [Pg.183]

The most significant effect of a convective-diffusive transport mechanism is to counteract the tendency of the electronation-current density to reduce the interfacial concentration of electron acceptors to zero. Further, since the interfacial concentration of electron acceptors then remains at a value above that given by the diffusion-based equations, a transition time, indicated by a rapid potential variation, need not be attained. [Pg.512]

On the basis of oxidation potentials, current-potential relationships, and isotope effects, an electron-transfer mechanism is suggested for the anodic oxidation of methyl N,N-dialkyl substituted carbamates, which can reasonably explain the formation of all three types of products. Also, N-acylazacycloalkanes are converted anodically at a platinum electrode in R0H-Et4NBF4 into a-monoalkoxy or a,a -dialkoxy derivatives depending on the electrolysis conditions employed.198... [Pg.290]


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