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Further extensions

The purpose of this chapter is to give attention to three directions along which more ideas could be attached, building on the preceding chapters as base. Labels or titles for the three directions are  [Pg.208]


Flehre W J, Ditchfieid R and Popie J A 1972 Self-consistent molecular-orbital methods XII. Further extension of Gaussian-type basis sets for use in molecular orbital studies of organic molecules J. Chem. Phys. 56 2257-61 Flariharan P C and Popie J A 1973 The influence of polarization functions on molecular orbital hydrogenation energies Theoret. Chim. Acta. 28 213-22... [Pg.2195]

For separable initial states the single excitation terms can be set to zero at all times at this level of approximation. Eqs. (32),(33),(34) together with the CSP equations and with the ansatz (31) for the total wavefunction are the working equations for the approach. This form, without further extension, is valid only for short time-domains (typically, a few picoseconds at most). For large times, higher correlations, i.e. interactions between different singly and doubly excited states must be included. [Pg.372]

World resources of sulfur have been summarized (110,111). Sources, ie, elemental deposits, natural gas, petroleum, pyrites, and nonferrous sulfides are expected to last only to the end of the twenty-first century at the world consumption rate of 55.6 x 10 t/yr of the 1990s. However, vast additional resources of sulfur, in the form of gypsum, could provide much further extension but would require high energy consumption for processing. [Pg.245]

DNA polymerases normally use 3 -deoxynucleotide triphosphates as substrates for polymerization. Given an adequate concentration of substrate, DNA polymerase synthesizes a long strand of new DNA complementary to the substrate. The use of this reaction for sequencing DNA depends on the inclusion of a single 2/3 -dideoxynucleoside triphosphate (ddNTP) in each of four polymerization reactions. The dideoxynucleotides ate incorporated normally in the chain in response to a complementary residue in the template. Because no 3 -OH is available for further extension, polymerization is... [Pg.233]

The Pictet-Gams method involves the cyclization of P-hydroxy- or P-methoxy- P-phenethylamides, and produces the isoquinoline derivative rather than the reduced form. A further extension of method is based on a metboxyetbyl amine. [Pg.396]

As we have already mentioned, the cure of resoles takes place primarily through further extension of the condensation process, though the conditions are usually considerably different from those of synthesis. The changes in conditions normally include exposure to much higher temperatures and higher concentrations of polymer than are seen in resin synthesis. The pH of the medium may also... [Pg.912]

The question might be addressed as to whether the hemispheroidal structures observed here may provide an indication that complete toroids may be formed from graphite. The structures appear to form as a result of optimal graphitisation of two adjacent concentric graphene tubes, when further extension growth is no longer feasible (i.e., as in the case shown in Fig. 2 at b-b where a four-walled tube section must reduce to a two-waUed one.) This suggests that perfect toroids... [Pg.109]

In a further extension of this reaction Winstein and Dauben showed that the action of the methylene-transfer reagent (1) on A -cycloal-kenols, e.g., (2), proceeds by stereospecific cis addition to give the cw-cyclo-propyl carbinol (5). It was also observed that both the rate and yield of the hydroxyl-assisted reaction are increased substantially. It has been suggested that the high stereoselectivity observed in these instances is best explained by complex formation or reaction of the reagent (1) with the hydroxyl group of (2) followed by intromolecular transfer of methylene. [Pg.108]

Several methods have been employed to study chemical reactions theoretically. Mean-field modeling using ordinary differential equations (ODE) is a widely used method [8]. Further extensions of the ODE framework to include diffusional terms are very useful and, e.g., have allowed one to describe spatio-temporal patterns in diffusion-reaction systems [9]. However, these methods are essentially limited because they always consider average environments of reactants and adsorption sites, ignoring stochastic fluctuations and correlations that naturally emerge in actual systems e.g., very recently by means of in situ STM measurements it has been demon-... [Pg.390]

Fluorocylatwn of enarnines and enamides has been intensively studied by different groups [78, 79, 80 SI] The effectiveness of this particular electrophilic substitution reaction becomes obvious when the nitrogen atom of the enamine moiety is engaged in an aromatic system [82 S3] or when the olefinic system is part of an aromatic nucleus [84] (equations 37 and 38) A further extension of this reaction is demonstrated by the tnfluoracetylation of aldehyde dialkyl hydrazones [S5 86] (equation 39)... [Pg.540]

In a further extension of this method, the enolate of the bislactim ether cyclo(L-Val-Gly) or cyclo(L-Val-Ala) were added to methyl (Z)-3-chloro-2-butenoate. The adduct is again a (Z)- ,/l-unsaturated ester and was obtained as a single diastereomer (d.r. > 99 l)207. For further examples see references cited ill the text. [Pg.979]

A further extension of the MIMIRC reaction is seen in the synthesis of enantiomerically pure cyclohexanones. A successful diastereoselective MIMIRC reaction with 2-(rer/-butyldimethylsi-lyloxy)-4-phenyl-l,3-butadiene and an optically pure (Z)-y-alkoxy-substituted enone was performed using catalytic amounts (5 mol%) of triphenylmethyl perchlorate at — 78 ,C 360,408 (for a further example see Section 1.5.2.4.4.1.). [Pg.998]

The accelerator that has been widely used with metal oxide cures is ethylene thiurea (ETU) or 2-mercaptoimidazoline. Further extensive use of ETU in vulcanization of CR is restricted because of suspected carcinogen. The related compound, thiocarbanahde, used formerly as an accelerator for sulfur vulcanization, has been revived for CR vulcanization other substitute for ETU has been proposed [29,30]. [Pg.432]

In a further extension to this approach, longer chain oligomers (83)-(86) have been prepared via two different methodologies, either a Cadiot-Chod-... [Pg.150]

Our results indicate that the basis set i cannot describe correctly MgH- and that the ma etic susceptibility of this anion is strongly depending on the inclusion of diffuse orbitals in the basis set. We notice that the basis set 11 permits to obtain reliable results, its further extension by extra diffuse functions (basis set 111) leading approximately to the same results. MgH- should be diamagnetic, and its mean susceptibility is of the order of -22. 10-6 erg.G-2.mol". ... [Pg.317]

A further extension of the DFG S19 method was achieved when polar analytes and those unsuitable for GC were determined by LC/MS or more preferably by liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS). Triple-quadrupole MS/MS and ion trap MS" have become more affordable and acceptable in the recent past. These techniques provide multiple analyte methods by employing modes such as time segments, scan events or multiple injections. By improving the selectivity and sensitivity of detection after HPLC separation, the DFG S19 extraction and cleanup scheme can be applied to polar or high molecular weight analytes, and cleanup steps such as Si02 fractionation or even GPC become unnecessary. [Pg.57]

Extension of the head group by insertion of a methylene group is tolerated, the A-propanol derivative (241) having a slight increase in binding affinity compared to AEA. Further extension of the carbon chain, such as the butyl derivative (242), led to a decrease in activity [150, 151]. [Pg.243]

Hehre, W. J., Ditchfield, R., Pople, J. A., 1972, Self-Consistent Molecular Orbital Methods. XII. Further Extensions of Gaussian-Type Basis Sets for Use in Molecular Orbital Studies of Organic Molecules J. Chem. Phys., 56, 2257. [Pg.290]

T lymphocytes become activated over the course of 3 to 4 weeks, producing interferon-y (IFN-y) and other cytokines. These stimulate microbicidal macrophages to surround the tuberculous foci and form granulomas to prevent further extension.15 At this point, the infection is largely under control, and bacillary replication falls off dramatically. Any remaining mycobacteria are believed to reside primarily within granulomas or within macrophages that have avoided detection and lysis. Over 1 to... [Pg.1107]

Wavelength database libraries of >32000 analytical lines can be used for fast screening of the echellogram. Such databases allow the analyst to choose the best line(s) for minimum interferences, maximum sensitivity and best dynamic range. Further extension of the wavelength range (from 120 to 785 nm) is desirable for alkali metals, Cl, Br, Ga, Ge, In, B, Bi, Pb and Sn, and would allow measurement of several emission lines in a multivariate approach to spectral interpretation [185]. [Pg.621]

Wade also extended the application of his rules to transition metal clusters the further extension by D. M. P. Mingos mainly concerns the bonding in metal carbonyl and metal phosphane clusters, i.e. organometallic compounds (Wade-Mingos rules) these are beyond the scope of this book. [Pg.146]

A further extension to this concept was (dimethylsilyl)propionic acid linker 75 used for the solid-phase synthesis of aryl-containing organic compounds [86], The linker was cleaved smoothly with TFA and has been used for the synthesis of compounds which involved alkylation, acylation, and Mitsunobu reactions. [Pg.208]

The pump-and-treat methodology is effective for groundwater remediation. It is also an effective way to prevent the further extension of a contaminated area. The cleanup involves two steps ... [Pg.621]


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