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First interactions

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Tray efficiency is one example of the first interaction. Figure 30-6 is a representation of a distillation tray. [Pg.2555]

At the start, the relative energies of the four orbitals are represented in Fig. 33. The correct procedure requires that we first interact the degenerate orbitals nj and n2, and then mix the resulting combinations with orcc and significantly different energies. This is true even though the overlap between n and n2 is extremely small, because n, and n2 are symmetry-equivalent orbitals. The... [Pg.28]

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Darwin, 1929 Mott, 1930). The incident particle has momentum HKg before any interaction its momentum after exciting atoms 1 and 2 respectively into the nth and mth states is represented by hKnm. Mott showed that the entire process has negligible cross section unless the angular divergences are comparable to or less than (K a)-1, where a denotes the atomic size. As Darwin (1929) correctly conjectured, the wavefunction of the system before any interaction is the uncoupled product of the wavefunctions of the atom and of the incident particle. After the first interaction, these wavefunctions get inextricably mixed and each subsequent interaction makes it worse. Also, according to the Ehrenfest principle, the wavefunction of the incident particle is localized to atomic dimensions after the first interaction therefore, the subsequent process is adequately described in the particle picture. [Pg.51]

The first interaction has favorable orbital phase overlap for a concerted (2ns + vizs) reaction. The interaction integral y, Eqs. 3—6, for a concerted process would have a maximum value if the two molecules approached each other so that the reacting orbitals could overlap in the most efficient manner. The best geometry would involve a face-to-face reaction of the two reactant species. The stereochemical consequence of such a reaction would be specific retention of substituent relative geometries. [Pg.158]

The first interaction, between CO 5c and Rh d,2, gives two new molecular orbitals. The bonding orbital has mostly 5<7 character, and it is customary to call it 5c. However, the level is lower than in free CO. UPS spectra reveal this shift immediately (see the spectrum of CO/Fe in Fig. 3.20) and indicate that its energy is close to that of the CO 1ft level. The antibonding chemisorption orbital has mainly d,2 character and is shifted upwards in energy. If the latter falls below the Fermi level, the 5c - d,2 interaction is entirely repulsive. For CO/Rh(100) the calculations indicate that the dz2 level falls across the Fermi level, such that the repulsion is partially relieved. [Pg.314]

Under the experimental conditions [TNT] [DBU](I. the rate of formation of the second maximum (468 nm) is slow and the authors could make a quantitative evaluation of the first interaction attributed to the formation of a molecular complex (MC). The low reactivity under these conditions was interpreted as due to the fact that the MC has very little tendency to rearrange to the zwitterionic complex, since the amount of DBU complexed by TNB would be unavailable for the nucleophilic attack. Since in this system the base-catalysed step for departure of TIL does not exist, the small increase in k0bs values with the [DBU] was interpreted as evidence of the mechanism shown in Scheme 16. Similarly, the increase in k with [amine] observed in the reactions of FDNB with butylamine in... [Pg.1280]

The authors deduce the decay length (X) from the slope and the first interaction length or onset of repulsion (2Lq) defined as the distance at which the magnitude of force is 2 10 A. One of the main findings of this study is that the force profiles are strongly dependent upon the sequence of adsorption of polymer and surfactant and three cases are envisaged. [Pg.75]

Rgure 2.18. Decay length and first interaction length (2Lo) values deduced from the force curves in Fig. 2.17 (cases II and III), as a function of surfactant concentrations. Solid lines are a visual guide. (Adapted from [75].)... [Pg.77]

There are two different types of electrostatic interaction to be considered the ammonia dipole interaction with the surface and the ionic interaction due to charge transfer between the molecule and the substrate. The first interaction can be estimated to be 0.02 eV using the calculated dipole moment of the free NH3 molecule of... [Pg.132]

Similar spectra are shown in fig. 3 for two other combinations of pump and probe wavelength, 575 and 590 nm. When the pump wavelength is longer than 575 nm the first interaction can involve transitions from high vibrational levels of the ground state. [Pg.109]

All of our natural experience with optics occurs in the linear domain. In order to apply nonlinear optics in practice, light must first interact with the NLO material. In our laboratories, free space interconnections are usually employed for this purpose. That is, a laser beam is aimed at the material under examination. In any practical use of NLO, such simplistic solutions will not be possible, for reasons both of safety and rugged construction of the device. Light will need to be moved around in space within the device. In many second order devices, whether they are color-specific lasers, such as doubled diode or YAG lasers, or EO modulators such as spatial light modulators (SLM s) waveguide or fiber optic connections will be used. Aspects of these materials will not be reviewed. [Pg.135]

Select two atoms (one each from the two structures) as the first interaction pair, and set the interaction distance between them (Open the measurement table via Object->Set distance, and enter the desired interaction distance in the Optimal cell). [Pg.301]


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