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Frequency energy

Other Applications. The use of lower frequency energy (rf) has been explored for in heating of oil shale (qv) (209). Other power... [Pg.346]

An innovative companion technology to SVE is radio frequency heating of the soil (42,43). Heating the soil increases the volatilization of the containments which are removed by SVE. Antennae are installed near the center of the contaminated area the radio frequency energy appHed through the anteimae heat the soil to target levels of 100 to 150°C. [Pg.172]

At 70—140°C, peroxide is vaporised. Peroxide vapor has been reported to rapidly inactivate pathogenic bacteria, yeast, and bacterial spores in very low concentrations (133). Experiments using peroxide vapor for space decontamination of rooms and biologic safety cabinets hold promise (134). The use of peroxide vapor and a plasma generated by radio frequency energy releasing free radicals, ions, excited atoms, and excited molecules in a sterilising chamber has been patented (135). [Pg.128]

If the oriented nuclei are now irradiated with electromagnetic radiation of the proper frequency, energy absorption occurs and the lower-energy state "spin-flips" to the higher-energy state. When this spin-flip occurs, the magnetic nuclei are said to be in resonance with the applied radiation—hence the name nuclear magnetic resonance. [Pg.441]

Throughout the whole of this evolution it is the ecosystem which evolves with all kinds of chemotypes. The whole of biological evolution is but advancing the effect of high-frequency energy applied to material and released as low-frequency heat - an ever-increasing rate of thermal entropy production. [Pg.458]

The probability that the frequency (energy transition) of the donor exactly matches the frequency (energy transition) of the acceptor is calculated by integrating the multiplication of the donor s emission spectrum and the acceptor s absorption spectrum over all frequencies where there is an overlap, always requiring the exact resonance... [Pg.22]

Fluctuations in the coupling of radio frequency energy occur in inductively coupled plasmas. Which atomic spectroscopic technique will be more affected by these fluctuations Explain your answer. [Pg.252]

This lower sensitivity can be pulsed using Fourier-transform NMR, wherein a high-power microsecond pulse of radio frequency energy sets all the carbon nuclei into resonance at once, thus... [Pg.83]

Radio frequency wavelengths, because the energy required to cause the nuclear energy transitions in a magnetic field is on the order of radio frequency energy. [Pg.527]

On considering the collision frequency, energy and the probability factors discussed above, the rate of reaction by collision theory is given as... [Pg.87]

Lyman limit spect The lower limit of wavelengths of spectral lines in the Lyman series (912 angstrom units), or the corresponding upper limit in frequency, energy of quanta, or wave number (equal to the Rydberg constant for hydrogen). iT-mon, lim-3t ... [Pg.222]

Explaining just how this happens is far from simple. Electron spin resonance is a phenomenon of molecular structure in which high frequency energy is put into the molecular system and electron spin resonance signals emerge from the system. But not all compounds have an electron spin resonation to exhibit ESR activity a... [Pg.73]

A magnetic resonance spectroscopic technique used for detect hyperfine interactions between electrons and nuclear spins. In its continuous-wave mode, the ESR signal intensity is measured as radio frequency is applied. In pulsed mode, pulses of radio frequency energy are applied, and the ESR signal is detected as a spin-echo. In either case, enhanced EPR signal strength occurs when the radio frequency is in resonance with the coupled nuclei. [Pg.223]

Toxicity/symptoms Depends on source. Solar radiation sunburn, cataracts, cancer microwave radiation warming of skin or internal organs, controversy exists around exposure to low frequency energy such as AC power lines. [Pg.143]

Electric Blasting Caps and RF (Radio Frequency) Energy. A potential hazard in the use of electric blasting caps when in close proximity to RF sources is discussed in the booklet (Ref 1) and reviewed in Ref 2,... [Pg.668]

M Radio Frequency Energy, A Potential Hazard in the Use of Electric Blasting Caps , Institute of Makers of Explosives, 420 Lexington Ave, New York, NY, 10017 (Publd In March 1968) 2) Gunther Coho, Edit,... [Pg.668]

DuPont 8c Co, M Blasters Handbook(1966), 169—74 Hazards of Extraneous Electricity which includes on pp 170—71, " Static Electricity". The Pamphlet of the Institute of Makers of Explosives, entitled "Radio Frequency Energy — A Potential Hazard in the Use and Transportation of Electric Blasting Caps is obtainable thru the DuPont Co... [Pg.697]

Electrostatic Currrnts Caused by RF (Radio Frequency) Energy. See under ELECTRICITY, EXTRANEOUS AND HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH IT. [Pg.723]

Electric blasting caps and radio frequency energy 5E25... [Pg.595]

Process chemicals, fuels, nuclear reactors, generators, batteries Source of ignition, radio frequency energy sources, activators, radiation sources... [Pg.8]

Redox potential data frequently correlate with parameters obtained by other spectroscopic measurements. The correlation of E° potentials with gas-phase ionization potentials has already been briefly discussed. Electronic transitions observed by UV-visible spectroscopy involve the promotion of an electron from one orbital to another and this can be viewed as an intramolecular redox reaction. If the promotion involves the displacement of an electron from the HOMO to the LUMO, then the redox potentials for the reduction of the compound, °REd, and for its oxidation, °ox, are of importance. For a closely related series of compounds, trends in oxidation and reduction potentials can be related to shifts in the absorption frequency, v. If the structural perturbation causes the HOMO and the LUMO to rise or fall in energy in tandem, then (E°RED — E°ox) will remain constant in such cases the HOMO—LUMO frequency (energy) will be essentially independent of the structural perturbation. Where there is a differential influence of the perturbation on the HOMO and the LUMO, then ( °red E°ox) will vary as will the energy of the electronic transition. In such cases a linear correlation of °red or E°0x may result. In the limit the energy of the HOMO, or more usually the LUMO, will be unaffected by structural perturbation where the acceptor orbital is pinned, direct linear correlation of E°Gx with v should be apparent. With E°ox and v in a common energy unit, the plot E°0x versus v should have a slope close to one.33-36... [Pg.498]


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