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What is behind the apparent disagreements between Tafel slopes and reaction orders reported from recent investigations of the ORR at PEFC cathode catalysts and the slopes and reaction orders measured earlier for model systems of low Pt surface area Is the ORR process at a dispersed Pt catalyst possibly different in nature from the ORR process at low-surface-area Pt ... 

These radicals decompose according to the /3-scission rule, which implies that the bond that will break is one position removed from the radical site, so that an olefin can form without a hydrogen shift. Thus the isopropyl radical gives propene and a H atom, while the //-propyl radical gives ethene and a methyl radical. The /3-scission rule states that when there is a choice between a CC single bond and a CH bond, the CC bond is normally the one that breaks because it is weaker than the CH bond. Even though there are six primary CH bonds in propane and these are somewhat more tightly bound than the two secondary ones, one finds substantially more ethene than propene as an intermediate in the oxidation process. The experimental results [12] shown in Fig. 3.12 verify this conclusion. The same experimental effort found the olefin trends shown in Table 3.2. Note that it is possible to estimate the order reported from the principles just described. 

Example 28 is for the oxidation of NH3. Here the large value of logL for the steps indicated by the orders reported (logL = 19 for Steps 1 and 6, both for NH3) suggests that the activated complex on the surface may possess some freedom of motion. 

This is similar to the order reported above for complexes in sulfuric acid. Com parison of Fig. 18 a to d shows that Fe and Co, and Ni and Cu, may change places. 

Studies on addition of metals to NOM have shown evidence for slow transformation from labile to less labile complexes over time (Burba et al., 1994 Gamier et al., 1997). In general, Cu has been found to form less labile complexes with aquatic humic substances than do Zn, Pb, Cd or Mn, but there is some disparity in the lability order reported by different workers (Burba, 1994 Rocha etal, 1997). 

The strategy can be extended to even higher-order perturbation corrections. A partial fourth-order correction to CIS excitation energies [CIS(4)P] is the highest order reported thus far [61]. The CIS(3) and CIS(4)P calculations involve noniterative O (n6) and O (n5) operations, respectively. A slightly different third-order correction to CIS denoted CIS(D3) has been proposed by Head-Gordon et al. [66],... 

Sorptive capacity is one of the most important properties, and it has been investigated by many authors for several varieties of starch.331-333,335,419 Sair and Fetzer,420 and also Rakowski,331-333 compared the water-retention capacities of wheat, arrowroot, and potato starch, and the results were similar. Among the following starch varieties, the sorptive capacity decreases in the order given potato > arrowroot > wheat. The order potato > corn > wheat was reported by El-Khawas et al.42] Nara el a/.407 reported the order potato > tapioca > waxy rice > sweet potato > rice Smolina422 reported the orders potato > maize > rice > wheat at low humidity and potato > rice > maize > wheat at high humidity. These orders do not agree with the order reported in Table XVII on the effect of desiccation on the water retention of starch. Based on these data, the... 

The hydrothermal stability is mainly dependent on the wall thickness and the degree of polymerization. KIT-1 and SBA-15 are highly resistant to hydrothermal treatment due to their highly polymerized and thicker walls. Under mild steaming conditions, the pore structure might lead to different hydrothermal stability for materials with comparable wall thickness. Cubic MCM-48 exhibits less structural degradation than the hexagonal mesoporous materials. A complete hydrothermal stability order reported by Cassiers etal. is as follows KIT-1 > SBA-15 > MCM-48 (fumed silica and TEOS), PCH > FSM-16, MCM-41 (fumed silica and TEOS), HMS. 

The justification for using a N=0 bond energy is from the 1.7 bond order reported by Andrews and Pimentel (jl) and a comparison of bond lengths. 

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Local Field Effects (LFEs) are illustrated in Fig. 4. Im Eo o reproduces some values from Fig. 3. For comparison, Im[l/ATq ol includes an estimate of the local field obtained by calculating Kq qi as the inverse of a 9 X 9 dielectric matrix which contains G = 0 and the eight vectors of the closest shell in the bcc reciprocal lattice. The reduction of the values without LFE (lim eo,oL open symbols) compared to those with LFE (llm(l/ATqo)I, filled symbols) is of the order reported by Van Vechten and Martin [24] (without their dynamical correlations ). The different sign of the effect for frequencies above and below the peak has been noticed before [25]. The differences are even smaller for the energy loss function. Hence the energy loss reported in the next paragraph was calculated from so o(q, w) alone. 

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Table 1 X-ray crystal structures of ODCase, listed in the order reported... 

The reaction was carried out in DMF at 20 °C for 30 h under nitrogen with the molar ratios of the reagents in the order reported in the title 1 4 1.5 1 0.05 3. Isolated yield based on the aryl iodide. 

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