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Gas-phase heats of formation for tetraazapentalene derivatives 13-16 were computed using a density functional procedure. Optimized structures and relative energies were computed for the key molecular framework and several isomeric forms. The unexpected observed tetraazapentalene stability is explained by the relatively positive character of the triply coordinated nitrogens <1995JMT63>. 

Static simulations are generally based on an energy minimization procedure that is, the energy of the system is written as a function of structural variables that include atomic coordinates and cell dimensions. The... 

Syntax End terminates a procedure. End Function is required to terminate a Function procedure. End If is required to terminate a block If structure. End Select is required to terminate a Select Case structure. End Sub is required to terminate a Sub procedure. End With is required to terminate a With structure. 

The reported spin concentrations correspond to one free radical per 1100 molecules (number average molecular weight of 951) for an untreated fulvic acid in the work of Schnitzer and Skinner (1969) and one free radical per 250 molecules of humic acid (1.4 x 10 spins/g, with a molecular weight of 20,000) in the work of Steelink (1964). Consequently, the ESR spectrum is providing data on only a small fraction of the total molecules in the humic mixture, as pointed out by Riffaldi and Schnitzer (1972). Hayes et al. (1975) found that the free radical contents of humic and fulvic acids vary with the solvent used in the extraction, suggesting that the free radical in a humic substance may be an artifact of the extractive procedure. With the severity of these limitations in mind, any generalization concerning the functionality or structural nature of humic substances based on ESR data must be conservative. 

Density functional techniques are available for the calculation of the molecular and electronic structures of ground state systems. With the functionals available today, these compete with the best ab initio methods. This article focuses on the theoretical aspects associated with the Kohn Sham density functional procedure. While there is much room for improvement, the Kohn-Sham exchange-correlation functional offers a great opportunity for theoretical development without returning to the uniform electron gas approximation. Theoretical work in those areas will contribute significantly to the development of new, highly precise density functional methods. 

A transition element containing an incomplete d subshell has many interesting properties and its oxides form a series of compounds with various unique electronic properties. They have a variety of applications such as catalysis, photocatalysis, sensors and electrode materials because of their catalytic, optical and electronic properties. Recently, many attempts have been made to combine these chemical and physical properties and ordered porous properties in order to create novel functional materials. In this chapter, we summarise the synthetic procedures, structural characterisation and applications of ordered porous crystalline transition metal oxides. 

In this paper the procedures for site-directed mutagenesis of psbDI and the generation of Synechocvstis 6803 D2 mutants lacking wild-type D2 have been described. These procedures have been used in our laboratory to introduce a large number of site-directed mutations into the D2 protein. We will report on the function and structure of several of these mutants separately. 

During the trichlorosilane assembly process ordy trace amount of moisture is tolerable, and it is known that moisture may induce horizontal polymerization of trichlorosilane surfactants (31). For the build-iq> of structurally regular multilayer assemblies, a quantitave reaction yield is a necessary requirement for each step to maintain the same surface fimctional doisity in every monolayer. Several surface functionalization procedures have been reported, but there has been limited application to multilayers (14, 24. 29). Despite these technical drawbacks, the resulting siloxane-based films are generally much more stable than those self-assenibled by non-covalent interactions such as in the Langmuir-... 

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