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L-X notation

Represent the following complexes in L-X notation. Calculate the electron count, coordination number, oxidation state of the metal, and number of d electrons for the metal. [Pg.73]

In L-X notation, NO in a linear case is considered an LX ligand and in a bent case an X ligand. See M. L. H. Green, J. Organomet. Chem., 1995, 500, 127, for a discussion of this classification scheme. [Pg.90]

If X x) is being differentiated k-times along f x), the notation L jX x) is used. In other words, the function L X x) satisfies the recursion... [Pg.175]

General Formulation. To understand the notation for exact differentials that generally is adopted, we shall express the total differential of a general function L(x, y) to indicate explicitly that the partial derivatives are functions of the independent variables (x and y), and that the differential is a function of the independent variables and their differentials (dx and dy). That is. [Pg.16]

The Gibbs free energy of mixing G(l x) contains the basic information needed to evaluate the contribution of phase to A/B solution properties (for notational convenience here,... [Pg.270]

This notation is extended to the case of a foreign substance on a well-defined substrate—for instance, for oxygen on copper, Cu(lOO) + c(2 X 2)0 (c stands for centered mesh), and for gold on silver, Ag(lll) + p(l x l)Au p stands for primitive mesh). [Pg.24]

The different notations y l x and y p have been introduced to distinguish between the two cases. [Pg.169]

A notation for these surfaces, the compact-step notation, devised by Lang and Somoijai [3], gives the surface structure in the general form w h,k,l,) X (h kj,), where hjc,l,) and h kj,) are the Miller indices of the terrace plane and the step plane, respectively, while w is the number of atoms that are counted in the width of the terrace, including the step-edge atom and the in-step atom. Thus, the fcc(755) surface is denoted by 7(111) x 1(100), or also by 7(111) x (100) for simplicity. A stepped surface with steps that are themselves high-Miller-index faces is termed a kinked surface. For example, the fcc(10, 8, 7) = 7(111) X (310) surface is a kinked surface. The step notation is, of course, equally applicable to surfaces of bcc, hep, and other ciystals, in addition to surfaces of fee crystals. Stepped surfaces of several orientations are listed in Table 2.2 (p. 88). Here the crystal faces are denoted both by their Miller indices and by their stepped-surface notation. [Pg.47]

In dilute binary solutions, Xa is small, (l-x )=l, and (16-5) and (16-6) are equivalent. In this chapter, (16-5) and (16-6) are applied only to planar geometries so the vector notation will be discarded. We will also assume the diffusion flux to be proportional to the gradient, thus eliminating possible confusion due to the minus sign in (16-5). [Pg.705]

Ans. The process leading to scientific notation for decimals involves expressing these numbers as fractions, then reealling the algebraic rule that the reciprocal of any quantity X (which includes units), that is l/X, may be expressed as X. For example, 1/5 = 5 , and l/cm = cm . ... [Pg.14]

In a more general notation, ligands can be represented as L X when they use i electron pairs and x unpaired electrons to bind to the metal. [Pg.5]

Figure 9.12. Reaction sink W W 2 in our notation) as a function of the reaction coordinate X in the classical limit. = V lhE . The parameter W is defined in terms of the stationary reaction flux j X) as follows j X) = (j> (X) W(X), where (l) (X) is the equilibrium distribution function in the initial state. The parameter is the size of the nonadiabatic region ( a in our notation). (Reproduced from [114] with permission. Copyright (1999) by the American Institute of Physics.)... Figure 9.12. Reaction sink W W 2 in our notation) as a function of the reaction coordinate X in the classical limit. = V lhE . The parameter W is defined in terms of the stationary reaction flux j X) as follows j X) = (j> (X) W(X), where (l) (X) is the equilibrium distribution function in the initial state. The parameter is the size of the nonadiabatic region ( a in our notation). (Reproduced from [114] with permission. Copyright (1999) by the American Institute of Physics.)...
We begin with a consideration of notation, defining Iq as the intensity of light incident (subscript 0) upon a sample and as the intensity of the light transmitted (subscript t) through a sample of thickness x. There are two different mechanisms that can account for the fact that L < L... [Pg.660]

Figure 23 shows sections of with J fixed, C2 = 0 and various values of L/N, where V = 27 is the total polyad action. There is an obvious conical point, X, at K, L) = (7,0). In addition, the concentric contours degenerate to points Y and Z at K, L) = (—7, V). It is important for what follows to explore the character of the point X. As a preliminary, the Hamiltonian may be reduced from the above seven-parameter form, to one involving two essential parameters, both of which vary with the total action. The appropriate definitions [14, 28, 29], modified to conform with the present (7, K) notation, are... [Pg.80]

A special notation is used to describe surface reconstructions and surface overlayers and is described in books on surface crystallography (Clarke, 1985). The lattice vectors a and b of an overlayer are described in terms of the substrate lattice vectors a and b. If the lengths la I = mlal and Ib l = nibl, the overlayer is described as mXn. Thus, a commensurate layer in register with the underlying atoms is described as 1 X 1. The notation gives the dimension of the two-dimensional unit cell in terms of the dimensions of an ideally truncated surface unit cell. [Pg.477]

Using this notation, X corresponds to any time series of data with xt being a sampled value, and Z represents the processed forms of the data (i.e., a pattern). The z, are the pattern features, wy is the appropriate label or interpretation, is the feature extraction or data analysis transformation, and l is the mapping or interpretation that must be developed. [Pg.3]


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