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Computational approaches to potential energy may be divided into two broad categories quantum mechanics (Hehre et al, 1986) and molecular mechanics (Berkert and Allinger, 1982). The basis for this division depends on the incorporation of the Schrodinger equation or its matrix equivalent. It is now widely recognized that both methods reinforce one another in an attempt to understand chemical and biological behavior at the molecular level. From a purely practical standpoint, the complexity of the problem, time constraints, computer size, and other limiting factors typically determine which method is feasible. [Pg.287]

The permeability trends found in this study for the 1000 pm thick membranes under flowing 1000 ppm H2S/H2 were compared to transient permeability results reported previously . Nearly identical trends in permeability were found for the three Pd-Cu alloys by these two measurement methods reinforcing the suggested correlation between the alloy crystal structure and H2S tolerance. The results of these steady-state permeability experiments indicated that when the Pd-Cu alloys had an fee structure, H2S had little impact on flux but when the structure was bcc, H2S had a moderate to severe impact. However, both of these methods had limitations that probably impacted the results. The transient or batch method was limited by finite H2S availability, competition for the available H2S by other metal surfaces, relatively short test durations and a limited data set. The steady-state 1000 pm thick membrane method was potentially limited by membrane thickness which could have... [Pg.54]

The section in Chapter 3 on equilibrium stage separations will include both graphical and analytical techniques. The graphical techniques are useful to visualize the process for the student and the analytical methods reinforce the principles. Rate-based separations will focus on diffiisional processes and convective/dispersive effects which can be described by mass transfer coefficients (k). Initial discussion will focus on which approach to use based on what information is available and what one wants to determine. For analyses using mass transfer coefficients, both the use of correlations to estimate a value for k and the determination of an overall mass transfer coefficient (K) will be covered. [Pg.335]

Properties Method reinforced Fiber-filled filled filled reinforced High HDT Grade... [Pg.698]

Three types of diagrams have been shown for describing mono-protic acid-base systems. These methods reinforce the conclusions of Chapter 3 about the importance of various terms in the complete equation (3-2). It is unlikely that one would plot these graphs from scratch to solve a problem. But, once available, they do help choose among approximate and more complete methods of solution. [Pg.54]

Property Method reinforced Extinguishing 30% 30% reinforced Extinguishing 20% 30% 30% ... [Pg.219]

D543 test TFE with proprietary methods reinforcement... [Pg.184]


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