McLean model

It has been assumed so far that segregation occurs in a monatomic layer following the McLean model. While this assumption is acceptable for dilute solutions, segregation may also occur across multi-atomic layers and, in particular, for concentrated solutions. The use of a multi-layer adsorption model (BET—Brunauer, Emmett and Teller— model) has been suggested as the most simple and useful approximation for segregation in concentrated solutions. ... 

Mathematical models have also predicted a low volatility for methyl parathion (Jury et al. 1983 McLean et al. 1988). One study using a laboratory model designed to mimic conditions at soil pit and evaporation pond disposal sites (Sanders and Seiber 1983) did find a high volatility from the soil pit model (75% of the deposited material), but a low volatility for the evaporation pond model (3. 7% of the deposited material). A study of methyl parathion and the structurally similar compound ethyl parathion, which have similar vapor pressures, foimd that methyl parathion underwent less volatilization than ethyl parathion in a review of the data, the reduced level of volatilization for methyl parathion was determined to be due to its adsorption to the soil phase (Alvarez-Benedi et al. 1999). 

McLean-Tooke APC, Bethime CA, Fay AC, Spickett GP Adrenahne in the treatment of anaphylaxis what is the evidence Br Med J 2003 327 1332-1335. WHO Model List of Essential Medicines, ed 15, March 2007, available from http //www.who.int/ medicines/publications/essentialmedicines/en (accessed December 17. 2008). 

McLean, A. and Nuttal, L. (1978). An in vitro model of liver injury using paracetamol treatment of liver slices and prevention of injury by some antioxidants. Biochem. Pharmacol. 27, 425-430. 

MITRE (1981). Site ranking model for determining remedial action priorities among uncontrolled hazardous substances facilities. The MITRE Co., McLean, VA 22102. 

Sutherland RL, Brant MC, Heinrichs J, Rogers JE, Slagle JE, McLean DG, Fleitz PA (2005) Excited-state characterization and effective three-photon absorption model of two-photon-induced excited-state absorption in organic push-pull charge-transfer chromophores. J Opt... 

General. We have studied the characterization of multicomponent materials by combining modem analytical instrumentation with a commercially available AI expert system development tool. Information generated from selected analytical databases may be accessed using TIMM, ( The Intelligent Machine Model, ) available from General Research Corp., McLean, VA. This Fortran expert system shell has enabled development of EXMAT, a heuristically-1inked network of expert systems for materials analysis. 

Many mixtures exhibit edge effects such that the behavior of the formulation shows drastic changes when one or more of the components is omitted from the mixture [Anderson and McLean (1974)]. Thus, if simple empirical models such as Equations 12.90 and 12.91 are to be used to model the system, it is often best to work in regions that have all components present. Such systems can be prepared with so-called pseudo-components [Cornell (1990)] as shown in the lower two panels of Figure 12.33. The pseudo-components correspond to the vertexes in these designs and are seen to be mixtures that are relatively rich in one of the components. In practice, the pseudo-components can be prepared first, and then the other mixtures in the design can be prepared from these pseudo-components. 

Kornetsky, C., Esposito, R.U., McLean, S., and Jacobson, J.O. (1979) Inracranial self-stimulation thresholds a model for the hedonic effects of drugs of abuse. Arch Gen Psychiatry 36 289-292. 

Kometsky, Conan, Ralph U. Esposito, Stafford McLean, and Joseph O. Jacobson. 1979. "Intracranial Self-Stimulation Thresholds A Model for the Hedonic Effects of Drugs of Abuse." Archives of General Psychiatry 36 289-92. 

Yuan Q, Harley CW, McLean JH. Mitral cell betal and 5-HT2A receptor colocalization and cAMP coregulation a new model of norepinephrine-induced learning in the olfactory bulb. Learn Mem 2003 10 5-15. 

Hoare and McLean [69] developed a kinetic model for the copolymerization of up to four co-monomers to predict both chain and radial distributions of carboxylic groups in PNIPAAm-based microgels. The model can accurately predict the experimentally observed radial distributions of functional monomers with significantly different hydrophobicities, copolymerization kinetics, and reactivities. 

Sanjay, J., McLean, C. R. (2004, May). An architecture for integrated modeling and simulation for emergency response. In Proceedings of the 2004 Industrial Engineering Research Conference, Houston, Texas. Retrieved March 27,2007 from http // www.mel.nist.gov/msidlibrary/doc/archmodel.pdf... 

An example of how ab initio calculations may be applied to the study of fragments of polymer chains is given by Jaffe, Yoon, and McLean, who studied a series of mono- and diphenyl molecules containing up to 35 atoms. These compounds are models for a variety of important polymers such as polycarbonates (see Figure 1), polyimides, aromatic polyamides, aromatic polyesters, and polyether sulfone. A variety of basis sets, representing linear combination of Gaussian functions to approximate Slater-type orbitals (STOs) as compiled in Table 1, were employed. 

R. L. Jaffe, D. Y. Yoon, and A. D. McLean, in Computer Simulation of Polymers, R. J. Roe, Ed., Prentice Hall, New York, 1991, pp. 1-13. Calculation of Ab-Initio Intrasegmental Potential-Energy Functions for use in Modeling Polymer Properties. 

Smith PD, McLean KJ, Murphy MA, Turnley AM, Cook MJ (2005) Seizures, not hippocampal neui onal deatli, provoke neurogenesis in a mouse rapid electrical amygdala kindling model of seizui es. Neuroscience 136 405 15. 

In the Eulerian approach (Jankowski et al., 1996 Lou and Ridd, 1997 Holt and James, 1999 Ribbe and Holloway, 2001 Christiansen et al., 2002), a transport equation is solved for the sediment concentration. Recent studies (Kuhrts et al., 2004, 2006 Seifert et al., 2007) describe moving sedimentary material as a tracer variable in a three-dimensional circulation model. This approach combines a wave boundary layer (Grant and Madsen, 1979) and a friction layer (Smith and McLean, 1977) to compute the wave-induced and the current-induced contribution to the skin friction acting on the seabed. 

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