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Energy conservation levels

Although the presented numerical approach to the coupled master equations has shown that a turnover feature can be seen in vibronic dynamics appearing in the calculated pump-probe stimulated emission spectra as a function of the energy gap between the two relevant vibronic states. It is found that vibronic quantum beats cannot be observed when the energy gap becomes larger in which situation it leads to smaller Franck-Condon overlaps between the energy conserved levels. [Pg.220]

Bolir fiirther postidated that quantum jumps between the different allowed energy levels are always accompanied by absorption or emission of a photon, as required by energy conservation, viz. [Pg.3]

The prospect of a patchwork of state standards became a cause of great concern to manufacturers. When President Jimmy Carter was elected, he proposed that mandatoi y standards be set by the Department of Energy (DOE) to replace the voluntary efficiency targets. Wliile opposing mandatory standards at the federal level, manufacturers acquiesced to the National Energy Conservation and Policy Act (NECPA) of 1978, which required DOE to set appliance efficiency standards for residential products. In return, manufacturers were able to obtain a requirement for DOE to evaluate the impacts on manufacturers that standards would impose and to consider them in setting the standards. [Pg.78]

Energy Conservation by Substrate-Level Phosphorylation and Its Coupling to Carbon Dioxide Fixation... [Pg.212]

Because of the large number of rotational levels in the upper and lower states, the overlap between the exciting laser line and the dopp-ler broadened absorption profile may be nonzero simultaneously for several transitions (u", / ) (v, f) with different vibrational quantum numbers v and rotational numbers J. This means, in other words, that the energy conservation law allows several upper levels to be populated by absorption of laser photons from different lower levels. [Pg.19]

Succinyl-CoA synthetase (SCS), also known as succinate thiokinase (STK) or succinate CoA ligase ( 6.2.1.4-5), is so far the only known hydrogenosomal enzyme directly involved in energy conservation. The protein catalyzes the reversible, substrate-level phosphorylation of ADP or GDP to the respective triphosphate at the expense of the high-energy thioester bond of succinyl-CoA. Succinate and CoA are released in the reaction. The I vaginalis enzyme... [Pg.126]

Electron transfer is a fast reaction ( 10-12s) and obeys the Franck-Condon Principle of energy conservation. To describe the transfer of electron between an electrolyte in solution and a semiconductor electrode, the energy levels of both the systems at electrode-electrolyte interface must be described in terms of a common energy scale. The absolute scale of redox potential is defined with reference to free electron in vacuum where E=0. The energy levels of an electron donor and an electron acceptor are directly related to the gas phase electronic work function of the donor and to the electron affinity of the acceptor respectively. In solution, the energetics of donor-acceptor property can be described as in Figure 9.6. [Pg.287]

The third, pjk, is the number of vibrational levels in Xk at the same energy as Xj. pJk includes energy conservation since pjk = 0 unless the total energy of the system is the same before and... [Pg.343]


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