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Four-pass exchangers

Quite likely, even after several years of operation, the pressure drop of a four-pass exchanger, will be greater than the AP of a two-pass... [Pg.239]

Bands 3 and 7 and all four PAS bands are integral membrane proteins, which can be dissociated from the E.m. only with detergents or organic solvents. Band 3 is the anion-transport protein (anion channel) that facilitates the exchange of bicarbonate and chloride that is necessary for Ae buffering of erythrotyte pH, and the import of phosphate and sulfate. The PAS bands represent different members of the glyco-phorin family. [Pg.202]

Figure 12-21 The 31P NMR spectrum at 101.2 MHz of Pa of isotopically labeled ADR This was recovered from an experiment in which ADP containing 87 atom % of lsO in all four oxygens around Pp was allowed to undergo partial ( 20%) nonenzymatic hydrolysis to AMP and P . Peaks 1 represent the species containing no lsO bonded to Pa. Peaks 2 represent all species with lsO in the Pa-0-Pp bridge, and peaks 3 represent species with lsO in nonbridging positions at pa. These have undergone positional isotope exchange. From Lowe and Tuck.691... Figure 12-21 The 31P NMR spectrum at 101.2 MHz of Pa of isotopically labeled ADR This was recovered from an experiment in which ADP containing 87 atom % of lsO in all four oxygens around Pp was allowed to undergo partial ( 20%) nonenzymatic hydrolysis to AMP and P . Peaks 1 represent the species containing no lsO bonded to Pa. Peaks 2 represent all species with lsO in the Pa-0-Pp bridge, and peaks 3 represent species with lsO in nonbridging positions at pa. These have undergone positional isotope exchange. From Lowe and Tuck.691...
The four mechanisms that could be considered for the isolation of atrazine (Fig. 3.1) include reversed phase, normal phase, ion exchange, and mixed mode. Normal phase is for the isolation of atrazine from an organic solvent, while the other three mechanisms may be used to isolate atrazine from aqueous samples. Because atrazine will protonate at low pH (pA of less than 2), all three mechanisms of interaction could be chosen for isolation. [Pg.54]

The origin of this effect can be understood by examining the p-Hj controlled populations of the eight spin wave-functions of the trihydride (AX2). While four wave-functions are simple products of the form aaa, a p. Paa and ppp, four belong to combinations of the form afaP-Paf. afap+paf. piaP-paf and PfaP+pgf. Exchange with P-H2 (aP-Pa spin state) involves the A and one X nucleus, with the result that the underlined states become equally populated while the aaa and PPP states are unpopulated. Consequently, visible transitions for nucleus A, correspond to spin flips aaa Pag and app Ppp. and the outer lines of the triplet, separated by 2J x> emission... [Pg.340]

The protonated form of 22 shows the proton located in a cavity formed by four methyl groups. This proton exchanges slowly on the NMR time scale. The presence of proton in this cavity explains the dramatic high basicity of 22 (pa s = 12.1) with respect to 21 (pisTa = 4.61)115. [Pg.436]

If, for the sake of clarity, we add a common factor + ivc to all the energy levels, then the four energy levels become + Vc> Vh> To and 0, respectively. If we assume that Vh = 4 and Vc = 1 then the populations of the aa, oLp, Pa, and pp energy states may be represented as 5, 4, 1, and 0, respectively. The population difference for the two transitions before the application of the INEPT pulse sequence is given by the lower population minus the upper population, i.e., 1 - 0 and 5 — 4=1. [Figure 5.16(b)]. The INEPT pulse sequence causes an exchange of populations between the upper and lower energy states so that the population difference (i.e., the lower level... [Pg.223]


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