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G-h space

Figures 8 and 9 compare the g-h space for the relativistic hamil-tonian with the g-h plane for the nonrelativistic hamiltonian. Figure 8 reports Y i,2E,SE their orthogonalized counterparts, r,2E,iE i,2E,iE x,2E,iE (2.7688,1.8790,2.3375),... Figures 8 and 9 compare the g-h space for the relativistic hamil-tonian with the g-h plane for the nonrelativistic hamiltonian. Figure 8 reports Y i,2E,SE their orthogonalized counterparts, r,2E,iE i,2E,iE x,2E,iE (2.7688,1.8790,2.3375),...
The space spanned by these vectors is known as the branching, or g — h, space. Equation (8a) is applicable to a molecule with an odd number of electrons and the spin-orbit interaction included in the Hamiltonian. When Cs (or higher) sjunmetry can be imposed on the molecule, A= 0, so that = 0 for all X. Finally, when He = Ho, that is for the non-relativistic Coulomb Hamiltonian, Eq. (8a) reduces to... [Pg.137]

In this section we focus on the Coov portion of the seam, where, together with the I A" state, the 1,2 A states form a — H conical intersection. The g-h space for the nonrelativistic 1,2 conical intersection seam and its relativistic counterpart, the 2E-3E seam, defined below, have been studied in Chapter 2 of this volume. See also Refs. 32, 60-62. The nonrelativistic symmetry-allowed conical intersection will be mod-... [Pg.165]

P. G. Snyder, M. C. Rost, G. H. Bu-Abbud, J. A. WooUam, and S. A. Alterovitz. /. ofAppL Phys. 60, 3293, 1986. First use of computer drawn three-dimensional surfaces (in wavelength and angle of incidence space) for ellipsometric parameters r and A and their sensitivities. [Pg.410]

There are basically three main types of 2D NMR experiments J-resolved, shift correlation through bonds (e.g., COSY), and shift correlations through space e.g., NOESY). These spectra may be of homonuclear or heteronuclear type involving interactions between similar nuclei (e.g., protons) or between different nuclear species (e.g., H with C). [Pg.155]

By an industrial investigation of a gas-phase reaction, the chlorination of alkanes, thermal management (faster temperature ramping, avoidance of overshoots) was improved and, hence, control over radical formation was exerted. As a result, a significant increase in space-time yield to about 430 g h 1 was achieved using a hybrid micro-reactor plant compared with the conventional performance of 240 g h [127, 161]. [Pg.71]

Jeffries, J. B. Barlow, S. E. Dunn, G. H. Theory of space-charge shift of ion cyclotron resonance frequencies. Int. J. Mass Spectrom. Ion Phys. 1983,54,169-187. [Pg.299]

Kamimori, G. H., Johnson, D., Thorne, D. Belenky, G. (2005). Multiple caffeine doses maintain vigilance during early morning operations. Aviat. Space Environ. Med. 76 (11), 1046-50. [Pg.357]

Hydroisomerization of n-octane was performed in a flow reactor, in the range of 473-533 K under pressure 1-20 bar, weight hourly space velocity of n-octane was 2,5 g/(g h) and the molar ratio of n-octane H2 =1 5. [Pg.414]

Cross, G. H. Ren, Y. Swann, M. J., Refractometric discrimination of void space filling and swelling during vapour sorption in polymer films, Analyst 2000, 125, 2173 2175... [Pg.142]

Amination of i-butanol to diisobutylamine was investigated on vanadium modified granulated Raney nickel catalyst in a fixed bed reactor. The addition of 0.5 wt.% V to Raney nickel improved the yield of amines and the stability of catalyst. Factorial experimental design was used to describe the conversion of alcohol, the yield and the selectivity of secondary amine as a function of strong parameters, i.e. the reaction temperature, space velocity and NHs/i-butanol molar ratio. Diisobutylamine was obtained with 72% yield at 92% conversion and reaction parameters P=13 bar, T=240°C, WHSV=1 g/g h, and molar ratios NH3/iBuOH= 1.7, H2/NH3= 1.9. [Pg.253]

In the case of slow reactions it is inconvenient trying to maintain a sufficiently low temperature throughout the conversion in a normal flask, even with the use of a dry icc-aceione condenser. It is much easier to allow the reaction to proceed in a round- bottomed Dewar flask (fig. 7, a flask with an evacuated space between the two walls). The rate of evaporation is reduced to a minimum (10 g/h or less) if the inner wall is covered with a silver mirror (covering the flask with aluminum foil is a good alternative). An example of a reaction in a Dewar flask is the conversion of Li CH with oxirane to HOCCf CI OLi (Chap, m, exp. 23). The ammoniacal soludon of LiCeCH is first prepared in the usual apparatus and then transferred (by pouring) into the Dewar flask. The oxirane is subsequently added over a short period and a stopper with a drying tube is placed on the flask. After 24 b the soludon is poured into a normal round-bottomed flask and the ammonia is removed by evaporanon. [Pg.7]

FIGURE 7 Typical shapes of subharmonic trajectories. A subharmonic period 4 within the 4/3 resonance horn is a three-peaked oscillation in time (a), has three loops in its phase plane projection (b), and four loops in its x-cos 0 projection (c) (Brusselator, a = 0.0072, o = 4/3). The subharmonic period 4 within the 4/1 resonance horn has one loop in its phase plane projection (e), four loops in the x-cos projection (f) and is a one-peaked oscillation in time (d). Stroboscopic points are denoted by O. Try to imagine them winding around the doughnut in three-dimensional space An interesting shape shows up at the period 2 resonance in the 2/3 resonance horn (surface model >/aio = 2/3, alao = 0.1, o0 = 0.001) (g, h). These shapes are comparatively simple because of the shape of the unperturbed limit cycle which for all cases was a simple closed curve. [Pg.242]

Graphitic BN (h-BN) is used as lubricant with low friction in numerous applications. Compared to graphite the h-BN can be used as lubricant in an oxidizing atmosphere up to 900 °C as well as at extremely low temperatures, e.g., in space because no water inclusions between the atomic sheet layers are present (graphite always contains small amounts of water between the layers). Due to its excellent resistance against oxidation, its extremely low friction coefficient, and its chemical inertness, h-BN can be inserted into alloys or ceramics [105]. It can be used as a solid surface lubricant [106] or added to a liquid to get dispersions with lubricating properties. [Pg.17]


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