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Nonpolarized wire

Like in other chiroptical switches (Section 5.3.1), solvent polarity was found to play an important role. Diastereoselective cyclization was observed in THF and toluene, but not in nonpolar solvents such as n-hexane. Upon photoexcitation, diarylethenes 24 (Scheme 11) can adopt a planar and a twisted conformation, and photocyclization only proceeds through the planar conformation. In the case of chiral diarylethene 27a, there are two diastereomeric planar conformations leading to the diastereomers of the cyclic product 27b. The stereoselectivity in the photocyclization process is enhanced because of a decrease in the excited state energy of the unreactive twisted form, providing a relaxation pathway for the less favorable planar diastereoisomer in more polar solvents. Chiral photochromic diarylethenes are among the most prominent photoswitches known today, featuring nondestructive read-out, excellent reversibility, and the potential for construction of switchable molecular wires and modulation of liquid crystalline phases (see Section 5.5.3).[40,411... [Pg.141]

Figure 4. Leakage vs, conduction models for the permeation of protons. Left transient water wires form very infrequently in the nonpolar environment provided by lipid bilayers, but when they do, they could translocate just one proton very rapidly before breaking up only the hop step ofGrotthuss takes place. Right in polar channels such as GA, water wires are much more long-lived, which is consistent with their rapid relay of proton via a complete Grotthuss mechanism involving both hop and turn steps (l(f s ). Figure 4. Leakage vs, conduction models for the permeation of protons. Left transient water wires form very infrequently in the nonpolar environment provided by lipid bilayers, but when they do, they could translocate just one proton very rapidly before breaking up only the hop step ofGrotthuss takes place. Right in polar channels such as GA, water wires are much more long-lived, which is consistent with their rapid relay of proton via a complete Grotthuss mechanism involving both hop and turn steps (l(f s ).
Solution Though polar, PVC-like nonpolar thermoplastics can be used as insulation for electrical wires in low-frequency applications. Prolonged use of hotrsehold electronic appliances has a tendency to generate heat. Therefore, these appliances can be a potential sotrrce of fire hazard. Unlike other thermoplastic polyolefins, PVC has inherent (built-in) fire retardancy because of its 57% chlorine content. This reduces the susceptibility to fire outbreak arising from prolonged use of household electronic apphances. [Pg.432]

Different theories exist about the thickening mechanism of fumed silicas. One of the first was the so-caUed chicken wire structure. That means the silica particles interact with each other via their silanol groups and form a three dimensional structure, which reduces the mobility of the hquid molecules. Under mechanical impact like shearing or shaking the structure is destroyed and the viscosity of the system decreases. After the end of the mechanical impact, the three dimensional network re-establishes itself and the viscosity increases again as a function of time. This mechanism may be valid in simple nonpolar liquids. In liquid mixtures or polymer solutions it is much more complicated and the adsorption pattern on the fumed silica surface seems to play an important role [76]. [Pg.585]

Intramembrane assembly, where amphiphiles self-assemble across or through the membrane to form transient active species (Figure 3a and b), is central to the action of some natural ion channels, like the gramicidins and alamethicin. Similarly, snpramolecnlar systems have been developed that undergo intramembrane self-assembly to create ion channels or molecular wires. These systems often exploit the nonpolar natore of the membrane to strengthen reversible cross-links, like hydrogen bonds, that may be weak in aqueous solution. [Pg.3256]

The principal scheme of the torque pendulum is shown in Figure 5.21. A disk of radius R is placed at the surface of the liquid or at the interface between the two liquids (a polar aqueous surfactant solution phase and a nonpolar phase, that is, hydrocarbon or fluorocarbon). The disk is suspended on a thin wire that serves as a dynamometer. Turning this wire by an angle f produces a torque M, while the turn of a cuvette by an angle ( ) with respect to the disk leads to the total shear deformation of the adsorption film. The principle of operation of this instrument is similar to that of a rotation viscometer, with one principal difference in the torque pendulum it is not possible to utilize a thin gap between a disk and a cuvette. Because of this the stresses and the deformations in the film are not uniform. [Pg.219]


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