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Length force

Fis the net frictional loss term (length force/mass),... [Pg.113]

Even though comparison is often difficult, it would be rendered considerably easier if the units used conformed to the SI system of weights and measures. Thus, the meter, newton, and pascal should be used as the units of length, force, and pressure, respectively. [Pg.3676]

Bond energy Bond length Force constant ... [Pg.14]

At this stage, it is appropriate to draw attention to additional misuses of the concept of orbital hybridization, besides the relation with molecular geometry already discussed. We will briefly refer here to frequent interpretations of differences in bond energies, bond lengths, force constants, bond polarity, acidic character, etc. (see ref. 117). [Pg.202]

In this molecule, which has a very small (possibly zero) dipole moment, the bond length is M31 A. The length, force constant, and bond energy (Table 21.4) show that it is best represented C=0. [Pg.738]

Bond Length Force constant Bond energy... [Pg.738]

FIGURE 7 Release (a,) and restretch afterS ms (aj) in a contracted skinned taenia coli fiber. The fiber was stretched above the initial length and released 2 ms later (aj). A stretch (b,) from the initial length and return release (bj) are also shown. Panels as in Fig. 6. Dashed lines in lower panel indicate slope of length-force relation (stiffness) in initial release (aj) or stretch (b,), and in restretch after unloaded shortening (aj). Note lower slope (=stiffness) after shortening. From Arheden and Hellstrand (1991). [Pg.389]

Sata M, Stafford WF, 3rd, Mabuchi K, Ikebe M (1997) The motor domain and the regulatory domain of myosin solely dictate enzymatic activity and phosphorylation-dependent regulation, respectively. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 94 9196 Schoenberg M, Podolsky RJ (1972) Length-force relation of calcium activated muscle fibers. Science 176 5254... [Pg.57]

As discussed in the text, the slug and the poundal Were invented to make the conversion factor (mass length)/(force time ) have i coefficient of 1. A new unit of length or a new unit of time could just as logically have been invented for this. Let us name those units the toof and the dnoces. What are the values of the toof and the dnoces in terms of the foot and the sjecond j... [Pg.30]

We may choose as our dimensions length, force, and time, in which case we must express the density in dimensions of force times (time) divided by (length) and the viscosity in force times time divided by (length). In this case + 1 equals 6, and k equals 3. Can we find three parameters which cannot be combined into any dimensionless group Yes, the force, one of the lengths, and the density cannot be so combinejd the three dimensions are independent, and the number of -tt s is 6-3 =j3. [Pg.444]

In this choice of dimensions the independent dimensions are length, force, and time. We now construct a table of the variables, indicating their dimensions. [Pg.445]

Kentish, J.C., Ter Keurs, H.E.D.J., Ricciari, L. et al. Comparisons between the sarcomere length-force relations of intact and skinned trabeculae from rat right ventricle, Circ. Res., 58, 755-768, 1986. [Pg.955]

Fig. 2.3 Comparison of experimental and theoretical (Eq. (2.23)) length-force relations for rubber in a typical case. The vertical scale has been adjusted for the best fit. Reproduced, by permission, from Ref. 2. Fig. 2.3 Comparison of experimental and theoretical (Eq. (2.23)) length-force relations for rubber in a typical case. The vertical scale has been adjusted for the best fit. Reproduced, by permission, from Ref. 2.
Once we have identified the system, its boundaries, and its interactions with the surroundings, we must describe the condition of the system. This description involves certain quantities, called properties, whose values depend only on the current condition. We take properties to be macroscopic concepts microscopically, there are additional quantities, such as bond lengths, force constants, and multipole moments, that describe molecular structure and define intermolecular forces. These microscopic quantities are not properties, but they contribute to the values taken by properties. [Pg.15]

Ohnesorge number, impeller Reynolds number, dj Npjpc power consumption [(length force/time)] mass transfer rate of solute A (mass/time) vessel diameter... [Pg.459]

Fig. 8 Parameters which from simulations of pulling a thiolate molecule from a gold substrate include bond lengths, force, and mean displacement of atoms in the substrate. Reprinted with permission from D. Kruger, H. Fuchs, R. Rousseau, D. Marx and M. Parrinello, Phys. Rev. Lett., 2002, 89, 186402. Copyright 2002 by the American Physical Society. Fig. 8 Parameters which from simulations of pulling a thiolate molecule from a gold substrate include bond lengths, force, and mean displacement of atoms in the substrate. Reprinted with permission from D. Kruger, H. Fuchs, R. Rousseau, D. Marx and M. Parrinello, Phys. Rev. Lett., 2002, 89, 186402. Copyright 2002 by the American Physical Society.
Raman spectroscopy of conducting polymers has mainly treated the structures of intact polymers (geometry of polymer chains, conjugation length, force field, etc.) [13-15]. Although the Raman spectra of doped polymers have been reported [13-15], the observed Raman bands have not been correlated to the types of self-... [Pg.215]


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