Internal energy residual

E = fixed internal energy for each proline residue in the protein Ftj = coefficient equal to 0.5 for one to four interactions and equal to 1.0 for one to five and higher interactions i — index denoting the sequence of amino acid residues in the peptide chain... 

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Almost all stable molecules have an even number of electrons. When one electron is lost, the resulting cation with one unpaired electron is designated M , the molecular ion. After ionization, M+ usually has enough residual internal energy ( 1 eV) to break into fragments. 

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Fig. 3.3 Internal energy and number of hopping residues along a reproducible representative FM trajectory for the thermophilic variant of protein G. A hopping residue is defined as tagged for a Ramachandran basin transition in the coarse-grained stochastic process that underlies the FM torsional dynamics. Reprinted from [35], with permission from Elsevier...

To obtain internal energy from an eos, we first obtain its residual function by combining the residual Helmholtz energy and residual entropy,... 

To obtain enthalpy from eos we add pv to the internal energy. From Equation (4.290), we obtain the general formula for residual enthalpy from eos. 

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The residual internal energy is then obtained from a Legendre transform,... 

This is the same as (4.5.36) that is, the isometric and isobaric internal energies are the same. This was proved in (4.2.24). Similarly by (4.2.25), the isometric and isobaric residual enthalpies are also the same. 

The issue is whether all residual properties are zero whenever Z = 1. To test this, consider the residual internal energy, which can be obtained by using (4.5.55) in (4.4.14) the result is... 

From a pressure-explicit equation of state, the internal energy is the appropriate first-law conceptual to evaluate. Since isometric residual internal energies are identical to isobaric ones (4.2.24), we can immediately write (5.3.4) as... 

Power generation plants worldwide utilize various types of fuels (Figure 3.1), including low-price fuels to boil water the steam so produced is directed toward a turbine, which turns a generator (International Energy Agency 2008). Solid and liquid fuels like coal and residual fuel oils are used to obtain the required temperatures. Municipal solid waste (MSW) is also used for energy production (Lee et al. 2007). The steam at the low-pressure exit end of the turbine is condensed and... 

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