Hybrid modelling schematic representation

Figure 5.4. Schematic representation of the hybrid QSPR-PD model for corticosteroid action on tyrosine aminotransferase (TAT) induction in rat hepatocytes. In this model, the free intracellular concentration is a constant fraction (a) of the plasma concentration, Bmax is the total amount of glucocorticoid receptor (GR), and Kq is an equilibrium dissociation constant.17...

Figure 10.9 Schematic representation of the Schematic orbital diagram of the a interac-changes in hybridization of CO adsorbed to tions. (b) Schematic orbital diagram of the a surface Ni atom. An allylic electron struc- it-orbital structure. (Reproduced with permis-ture is formed in this model of a single CO sion from Ref [33]). molecule interacting with a Ni atom, (a)...

Fig. 2.6. A schematic representation of a conjugated polymer with sp hybridization as described by 7r-electron models. Each vertex is a site with on average one tt-electron.

The EDA results suggest that only twelve of the 18 valence electrons are in the valence shell of the molybdenum atom [143], namely those in the I2hg and 9tZg MOs. In terms of a valence bond model these twelve occupy six sd hybrid orbitals, each of them building a three-centre two-electron bond stretching across the diagonals of the icosahedron. A schematic representation of six sd hybrid orbitals is... 

Fig. 19. Schematic representation of the two hybridized bands (solid curves) for the simple two-band model. The unperturbed broad band is represented by the dashed curve and the f level by the dashed line. The wave vector k is measured in units of the zone boundary vector, and the energy is in units of the total bandwidth.

Scheme 4.4 Schematic representation of the model involved In proton-conduction mechanism and the state of water in the membrane of SPAEEKK/silica hybrid membrane.

Schematic representation of the hybrid model (TMP trans-membrane pressure Q feed flow rate Cq-. feed concentration of BSA solutions fp i pulse time f p operating time Jp(t) permeate flux decay). 

Fig. 2.2. Several representations of ethylene, which has two bonded carbon atoms, (a) is a ball and stick model, (b) shows a chemical structure, and (c) is a schematic orbital diagram. Note the trigonal planar arrangement of the bonds between the atoms-this arrangement is the consequence of the hybrid orbital structure.

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