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Figure 4.50 from Molecular Parameters for Organosilicon Compounds Calculated from Ab Initio Computations, Grigoras S and T H Lame, Journal of Computational Chemistry 9 25-39, 1988. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley Sons, Inc. 

The molecular parameters for CF13PF4 and (CH3)2PF3 illustrate the influence of the lower electronegativity of the methyl groups and the corresponding increased repulsive effect of the electron pairs of the P-C bonds ... 

Table 2.3. Comparison of the selected molecular parameters for intrazeolitic complexes of TMI...

Table 4 Molecular Parameters for Various Polymers (from Ref. 186).

As the final products—polystyrene-h-polyivinylperfluorooctanoic ester)— form micelles in tetrahydrofuran (THF) as well as in DMF, there are not direct GPC data to characterize molecular parameter. For this reason, we employed esterification of the hydroxylated block copolymers with benzoylchloride as a model reaction to obtain a comparable product with molecular solubility that can easily be characterized by DMF-GPC. The GPC data from PSB-II—our largest and therefore most sensitive block copolymer—are summarized in Table 10.2. Results for all the other polymers are similar. 

Appendix 1 - NRTL-SAC Molecular Parameters For Common Solvents... 

Table 13 NRTL-SAC molecular parameters for common solvents ...

Table 1. Comparison of Optimized Molecular Parameters For the Planar Conformer of 2-Deoxy-a-D-giycero-tetrose 7 Obtained With Different Basis Sets...

Many substituted uranocenes have been made and there is a substantial body of organometallic chemistry of uranocene derivatives now known 16, 17). Some of this chemistry will be mentioned in passing but wiU not be covered in a systematic way since other reviews of the organic chemistry are available 18). The only other actinide cyclooctatetraene complex structurally characterized to date is bis[(l,3,5,7-tetramethylcyclooctatetraenyl]uranium(IV) 19), which was of interest because the presence of methyl groups allowed the planarity and relative orientation of the dianion rings to be determined. Crystal and molecular parameters for these three actinide compounds are summarized in Table 1. 

Table 3. Summary of crystal and molecular parameters for actinide(IV) ji-cyclopentadienide complexes...

Table 4.2 Selected molecular parameters for gold-mercury ylide complexes.

Table 4.3 Selected molecular parameters for gold—thallium compounds. 

Table S Some Molecular Parameters for Mixed Phosphine-Carbonyl Complexes...

Table 11 Molecular Parameters for some rj2- Heteroalkene Complexes...

Table 12 Some Molecular Parameters for Diazene, Diazenato and Related Complexes...

Table 15 Molecular Parameters for Dinitrogen and Dioxygen Complexes...

Table 22 Molecular Parameters for some Nickel(I) Complexes with Tertiary Phosphines and Arsines...

The molecular parameters for C60H2n can be obtained by the methods of quantum chemistry. The energy of molecules as well as the formation enthalpy is a function of composition and structure of molecules. So, the sequence of computational procedures for calculation of the ideal-gas thermodynamic properties can be presented as the following schemes (Figs. 4.7 and 4.8). 

Quantum-Chemical Calculations of Molecular Parameters for C60H2n... 

Here we have used a rough approximation by calculating the thermodynamic functions of the Ln3Xb molecules from a single set of structural and molecular parameters for the fluorides, chlorides, bromides and iodides each. 

The importance of these depositional environments makes it desirable that studies concerned with the reconstruction of palaeoenvironments from sediments or source rocks of oils also establish molecular parameters for palaeohypersalinity. Recently, ten Haven et al. (7-9) have summarized a number of "organic geochemical phenomena" related to hypersaline depositional environments. In addition to previously known parameters, such as an even-over-odd carbon number predominance of n-alkanes and a low pristane/ phytane ratio (<0.5), several new parameters were suggested. These parameters, however, are mainly based on empirical relations. 

The carbon and hydrogen analyses, VPO molecular weights, and NMR results were used to calculate average molecular parameters for the >diaromatics and polar aromatics obtained from both the reduced crude and slurry oils. The average molecular parameters were calculated by the method of Williams,(5)(6) Typical results of the average molecular parameter calculations for >diaromatic and polar aromatic chromatographic fractions obtained from both the reduced crude and slurry oils are given in Tables II and III,... 

Table 8.12. Vibrational dependence of the molecular parameters for CsF in its Xx + state...

Table 8.13. Molecular parameters for the four isotopic forms ofLiBr, determined from the zero- and strong-magnetic field measurements...

Table 8.16. Molecular parameters for H35 Cl determined from the electric resonance spectra. All parameters are in kHz except for the electric dipole moment, n(v), which is in Debye units (D). The rotational and centrifugal distortion constants were obtained by Rank, Rao and Wiggins [102], S]2 is the spin-spin interaction constant, equal to [gig2ii2N(no/47t)/(2J + 3)(2J - 1)](R 3)vj...

We will not pursue the analysis in detail any further. It does illustrate the power of spherical tensor methods, and one can only shudder at the possibility of developing the theory in a cartesian coordinate system, with direction cosines. We list the final values of the molecular parameters for 14N35C1 in table 10.12. The values of the hyperfine constants may be interpreted semi-empirically in the following way. The outmost pair of electrons occupy a 3 /rT molecular orbital and the Fermi contact constants, given in table 10.12, may be compared with the atomic values [144] of 1811 and 5723 MHz for the nitrogen and chlorine atoms respectively one concludes that the s electron character... 

Table 10.15. Molecular parameters for NO and its isotopomers in the X 2 Yl ground state...

Table 10.16. Molecular parameters for OH in the v = 0 level of the X 2 n ground state (in MHz)...

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