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Interaction insulation

Retrosynthesis m Robustness m Interaction insulation Interaction interference... [Pg.293]

Gateway Technologies has reported the application of heneicosane, eicosane, nonadecane, octadecane, and heptadecane as phase change materials for insulative fabrics. This material can be 425% as warm as a high bulk wadding. Schoeller Textil AG Switzerland has also explored the application of micro-encapsulated phase change materials like waxes, which offer interactive insulation for skiwear, snowboarding and ski boats. They store surplus heat and the wax liquefies when temperatures drop, the microcapsules release the stored heat. [Pg.67]

Appreciable interaction between chromophores does not occur unless they are linked directly to each other, or forced into close proximity as a result of molecular stereochemical configuration. Interposition of a single methylene group, or meta orientation about an aromatic ring, is sufficient to insulate chromophores almost completely from each other. Certain combinations of functional groups afford chromophoric systems which give rise to characteristic absorption bands. [Pg.707]

The highly conductive class of soHds based on TTF—TCNQ have less than complete charge transfer (- 0.6 electrons/unit for TTF—TCNQ) and display metallic behavior above a certain temperature. However, these soHds undergo a metal-to-insulator transition and behave as organic semiconductors at lower temperatures. The change from a metallic to semiconducting state in these chain-like one-dimensional (ID) systems is a result of a Peieds instabihty. Although for tme one-dimensional systems this transition should take place at 0 Kelvin, interchain interactions lead to effective non-ID behavior and inhibit the onset of the transition (6). [Pg.239]

The temperature of the metal-to-insulator transition in TTF—TCNQ is 53 K. For systems with increased interchain coupling, the transition temperature for the onset of metallic conduction increases roughly as the square of the interaction between the chains. This behavior is tme as long as the coupling between chains remains relatively weak. For compounds with strong interactions between stacks, the material loses its quasi-ID behavior. Thus, the Peieds distortion does not occur even at low temperatures, and the materials remain conductive. [Pg.239]

To achieve the lowest possible delay a bipolar switching transistor developed by IBM minimizes parasitic resistances and capacitances. It consists of self-aligned emitter and base contacts, a thin intrinsic base with an optimized collector doping profile, and deep-trench isolation (36). Devices must be isolated from each other to prevent unwanted interactions in integrated circuits. While p—n junctions can be used for isolation, IBM s approach etches deep trenches in the siUcon wafer which are filled with Si02 to provide electrical insulation. [Pg.352]

In this way, many green azo dyes have been made by combining separate conjugated systems in the same molecule, eg, one yellow and the other blue. The blocking or the insulating group prevents the electronic interaction of one chromophore system with the second. Chloramine Fast Scarlet 4BS... [Pg.432]

Valence electrons also can be excited by interacting with the electron beam to produce a collective, longitudinal charge density oscillation called a plasmon. Plas-mons can exist only in solids and liquids, and not in gases because they require electronic states with a strong overlap between atoms. Even insulators can exhibit... [Pg.326]

Heat exchangers that utilize copper coils are potential candidates for galvanic corrosion due to dissolved copper salts interacting with the galvanized steel shell. This problem can be avoided by nickel plating the coils. The coils then can be separated from direct contact with the vessel via insulation. Also, it is preferable to conduct the water on the tube side of heat exchangers. [Pg.42]

Suppose now that we have an ensemble of N non-interacting particles in a thermally insulated enclosure of constant volume. This statement means that the number of particles, the internal energy and the volume are constant and so we are dealing with a microcanonical ensemble. Suppose that each of the particles has quantum states with energies given by i, 2,... and that, at equilibrium there are Ni particles in quantum state Su particles in quantum state 2, and so on. [Pg.60]

The interaction occurs in the reactor (4), which is equipped with exterior heaters and insulation. The coarsest parts of the solids are collected in the collector (5). The gaseous mixture is moved through the connecting tube to the filter (6), which is also equipped with a heater and heat shielding. The solid oxide powder is collected on the filter while the rest of the gaseous components are removed to the heat exchanger... [Pg.312]

The dielectric materials interact with the electrical fields and alter the characteristics of the electrical field. In some cases this is desirable and in others it is deleterious to the operation of the system and must be minimized. This is done by both the selection of the material and the configuration of the dielectric. To see how these concepts are applied, an example is presented of one of the major applications of plastics materials, i.e., to insulate wires, and show how a dielectric is designed to meet the service requirements. The specific requirements on a standard wire are ... [Pg.223]


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