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Optical matrix

Ozin et al. 107,108) performed matrix, optical experiments that resulted in the identification of the dimers of these first-row, transition metals. For Sc and Ti (4s 3d and 4s 3d, respectively), a facile dimerization process was observed in argon. It was found that, for Sc, the atomic absorptions were blue-shifted 500-1000 cm with respect to gas-phase data, whereas the extinction coefficients for both Sc and Scj were of the same order of magnitude, a feature also deduced for Ti and Ti2. The optical transitions and tentative assignments (based on EHMO calculations) are summarized in Table I. [Pg.83]

Equation (8.3) provides a common basis for the major computational methods used in low-energy electron scattering theory. The terms containing Q(H — E)Q 1 in this equation describe polarization response and other correlation effects in terms of a matrix optical potential. Singularities due to this energy denominator cancel out exactly [264, 265, 270],... [Pg.132]

For quantitative analysis of the expected signals it is convenient to apply the methods of matrix optics [167]. Then, as is shown in [31], the intensity I of the Signal, which has passed through the analyzer in the process of probing by light with Epr, may be found ... [Pg.91]

Irradiation performed with racemic substrate at room temperature, unless noted otherwise. Anisotropy (g) factor at or around irradiation wavelength, if reported or estimated. Extent of destruction. Maximum observed rotation a of irradiated solution, or specific rotation [a] of isolated sample or of residue obtained upon evaporation. Maximum observed ellipticity of irradiated solution or molar ellipticity of isolated sample. Enantiomeric excess of isolated sample. Not reported. Compound (mp 113 C) of unknown structure, obtained in a reaction of humulene with sodium nitrite, according to the reported procedure Chapman, AC. J. Chem. Soc. 1895 67 780. A mixed case of asymmetric destruction and photoderacemization irradiation performed at 0 C. Enantiomerically enriched sample used. Estimated g factor enhanced by two-quantum excitation with high intensity picosecond laser pulse. High-inten-sity laser of indicated pulse duration used. "Irradiation performed at 77 K in a hydrocarbon glass matrix. Optically pure sample photolyzed only to evaluate the enhanced g factor. Estimated g factor enhanced by two—quantum excitation with high-intensity femtosecond laser pulse. [Pg.25]

Saito, M., Ochiai, S., 2014. Stabilization of photochromic isomers by copper nanoparticles in a high-diffiisivity solid matrix. Optics Letters 39 (18), 5366—5369. [Pg.54]

The main parts of a MALDI-TOF apparatus are the sample holder, including a matrix, optic equipment with a laser, a detector and an analyser. A computer is connected to the apparatus to supervise the electronics of the instrument. Data collected from the detector are transferred to the computer unit. In practice, a solution of the polymer sample in a volatile solvent is adsorbed on the matrix. The deposition is performed using a spotting system, which allows the deposition of sample volume ranging from a couple of nanolitres to a few microlitres. The sensitivity of the detector is extremely high. [Pg.25]

Major Applications Waveguides, LED sensors, photoresists, Uquyid crystals, sol-gel matrix, optical sensors,io paints, toys, detection of thiols, food freshness sensors,i" dental product, saliva sampling method, detecting lactic acid, carbohydrates ... [Pg.231]

For recording CGH and DOVID, an image-matrix optical set-up shown in Fig. 8a was used. [Pg.78]

D. W. Berreman, Ultrafast 4x4 matrix optics with averaged interference Mnges, SLD International Symposium, Seminar and Exhibition, 101-104, Seattle, USA 16-21. May (1993). [Pg.125]

J. M. Lamarre et al.. Anisotropic nonlinear optical absorption of gold nanorods in a silica matrix. Optics Communications, 281(2), 331 40 (2008). [Pg.622]

Fujisawa S, Ikeuchi T, Takeuchi M, Saito T, Isogai A (2012) Superior reinforcement effect of TEMPO-oxidized cellulose nanofibrils in polystyrene matrix optical, thermal, and mechanical studies. Biomacromolecules 13 2188-2194... [Pg.489]

M.S. Attia, A.M. Othman, E. Elraghi, and H.Y. Aboul-Enein, Spectrofluorimetric assessment of metoclopramide hydrochloride using terbium doped in PMMA matrix optical sensor,/. Fluoresc., 21, 739-745, 2011. [Pg.409]

R. (1999) Magnetically textured gamma-Fe20s nanoparticles in a silica gel matrix optical and magneto-optical properties. /. Appl. Phys., 85, 2270-2278. [Pg.1277]

Pesldn, Reissler, and Miller have proposed a different model for the effective transmission coefficient, which can be derived from simple one-dimensional scattering models or from a random matrix optical model. For the one-dimensional case of a coupling to a single continuum P, one obtains the one-channel rate constant of equations (62) and (63) ... [Pg.2715]

Because of the nanoscale dispersion of the silicates in the PVA matrix, optical clarity remains high at silicate contents which yield primarily exfoliated composites. This allows its potential use in paper coatings, one of the most... [Pg.229]


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