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Equilibriation

With 3-F-pyridine the conditions of metallation can be chosen to favor either 2- or 4- attack. In ether at -60°C the 2-Li derivative is the kinetic isomer, whereas at higher temperatures it equilibriates to the thermody-... [Pg.24]

Figure 5. Relative fraction of the different surface atoms as a function of Log H, where Mis the number of atoms, for a (111) and (100) facetted f.c.c, crystal when the surface morphology is equilibriated, E. refers to the edges between the (inn) and (111) faces, to the edges between two (111) faces. The (111) curve is drawn using the axes to the right,... Figure 5. Relative fraction of the different surface atoms as a function of Log H, where Mis the number of atoms, for a (111) and (100) facetted f.c.c, crystal when the surface morphology is equilibriated, E. refers to the edges between the (inn) and (111) faces, to the edges between two (111) faces. The (111) curve is drawn using the axes to the right,...
Developed into a power series in R 1, where R is the intermolecular separation, H exhibits the dipole-dipole, dipole-quadrupole terms in increasing order. When nonvanishing, the dipole-dipole term is the most important, leading to the Forster process. When the dipole transition is forbidden, higher-order transitions come into play (Dexter, 1953). For the Forster process, H is well known, but 0. and 0, are still not known accurately enough to make an a priori calculation with Eq. (4.2). Instead, Forster (1947) makes a simplification based on the relative slowness of the transfer process. Under this condition, energy is transferred between molecules that are thermally equilibriated. The transfer rate then contains the same combination of Franck-Condon factors and vibrational distribution as are involved in the vibrionic transitions for the emission of the donor and the adsorptions of the acceptor. Forster (1947) thus obtains... [Pg.85]

Shi et al.50 investigated the fate of D20 in FTS, and found that the deuterium in the added water provides hydrogen for the FTS synthesis. The water equilibriates completely with the hydrogen in the feed, but the authors were not able to ascertain whether the exchange occurs on the support or on the cobalt metal. [Pg.23]

The first electrochemical studies of Mb were reported for the horse heart protein in 1942 (94) and subsequently for sperm whale Mb (e.g., 95) through use of potentiometric titrations employing a mediator to achieve efficient equilibriation of the protein with the electrode (96). More recently, spectroelectrochemical measurements have also been employed (97, 98). The alternative methods of direct electrochemistry (99-102) that are used widely for other heme proteins (e.g., cytochrome c, cytochrome bs) have not been as readily applied to the study of myoglobin because coupling the oxidation-reduction eqiulibrium of this protein to a modified working electrode surface has been more difficult to achieve. As a result, most published electrochemical studies of wild-type and variant myoglobins have involved measurements at eqiulibrium rather than dynamic techniques. [Pg.9]

Table 8.8 Compositions of superficial and deep waters of the Sarcidano region (Sardinia, Italy) equilibriated with Mesozoic dolomite limestones (Bertorino et ah, 1981). Values in mEq/1. C-j- total inorganic carbon in mmol/1. Table 8.8 Compositions of superficial and deep waters of the Sarcidano region (Sardinia, Italy) equilibriated with Mesozoic dolomite limestones (Bertorino et ah, 1981). Values in mEq/1. C-j- total inorganic carbon in mmol/1.
Gong XY, Cao XJ. (2009) Measurement and correlation of solubility of artemisinin in supercritical carbon dioxide. Fluid Phase Equilibri 284 26-30. [Pg.332]

It is seen from equation (1) that under the conditions considered, where the charge is place on the first plate, (Xn) can never equal zero and pure mobile phase will never elute from the column. However, the sample is rarely injected solely on the first plate. As it occupies a finite volume of mobile phase when it is injected onto the column, it will also occupy a finite number of theoretical plates. If (p) plate volumes of pure mobile phase are injected onto a column that has been equilibriated with mobile phase containing a concentration (X0) of a solute, then, on the application of a charge of pure mobile phase,... [Pg.56]

It follows that the actual concentration of solute in the (n)th plate, (XE) resulting from the injection of (p) plate volumes of pure mobile phase, followed by (v) plate volumes of equilibriated mobile phase carrying a concentration (X0) of solute, will be given by -... [Pg.57]

The membrane sampling technique was used extensively to get samples which were representative of the solution in equilibrium with the associated complexes. Briefly, the sample is equilibriated in a sealed polyethylene container under nitrogen at least overnight. A 200 mL portion of the sample is placed in the ultrafilter cell (Amicon 8200) with an XM300 membrane (Amicon 300,000 MWCO). Earlier studies (Woerner, D. L. McCarthy, J. [Pg.153]

K. von Hauer, Sitzber. Akad. Wien, 40. 597, 1860 Journ. prakt. Chem., (1), 83. 356, 1861 J. Mahony, Chem. News, 21. 150,1870 L. Dubrisay, Compt. Rend., 170. 1582, 1920 C. Spielrein, Equilibri du sulfate de lithium avec les sulfates alcalins en prisence de lews solutions mixtes, Paris, 1913. [Pg.693]

At the same time, the complex ES, if formed, can equilibriate with ES and thereby alter the conformational state of the protein. At low substrate concentrations E will predominate and the enzymatic activity will be low. At high substrate concentrations most E will exist as ES and after release of product will tend to remain in the active conformation long enough to bind and act on another substrate molecule. This and other kinetic models of cooperativity are discussed by Newsholme and Start.90... [Pg.477]

Equilibriate column with mobile phase at a flow rate of 1.5 ml/min until baseline is stable. [Pg.480]

A similar set of curves is shown in Fig. 2 for the polyurethane paint. Here again the non-silane control lost most of its bond strength in the first 3 days and the loss was continuing after 15 days. The paint containing MPS and the AAMS treated surface equilibriated after 7 days. [Pg.33]

The effect of storage of 100% RH at 21°C on the bond strength of glass/ aluminium sandwich butt tensile joints, with and without silane, is shown in Fig. 5. It can be seen that without silane the bond strength effectively fell to zero in 150 days. With MPS on the surface, the bond strength equilibriated at 24 MPa at 220 days. [Pg.40]

FIGURE 12.5 Fragment of the phase diagram for surfactant-water system. L, E, and S denotes liquid solution, liquid crystalline, and solid phases, respectively the dotted line is the CMC curve. (Reprinted from Smirnova, N. A. 1995.Fluid Phase Equilibrial 10 1—15. With permission.)... [Pg.269]

What Pemety calls Mind answers to the Astral Body of the Kabbalists the Perisprif of the Spiritists, equilibriating term between the material body and the pure spirit. It is the hvr Ruah, of the Kabbalah, the Linga Sharira of Eastern Philosophy. E.B. [Pg.33]

The A -nitroso compound (179) was equilibriated with rert-butoxide-dimethyl sulfoxide to the trans-cis mixture which was denitrosated over Raney nickel and hydrolyzed to yield a mixture of diols (180). Refluxing 180 in ethyl orthoformate resulted in isolation of the crystalline amidoacetal which exhibited IR and NMR spectra identical to those of the amidoacetal... [Pg.312]

All or some of the excess alkali ( 22, 44, 66 and 88% of total alkali) was added to the silicate solution, which was allowed to equilibriate and then mixed with the aluminate solution. Thus the silicate species were progressively depolymerised in response to the extra alkali at the beginning of the reaction. [Pg.51]


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