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T is a rotational angle, which determines the spatial orientation of the adiabatic electronic functions v / and )/ . In triatomic molecules, this orientation follows directly from symmetry considerations. So, for example, in a II state one of the elecbonic wave functions has its maximum in the molecular plane and the other one is perpendicular to it. If a treatment of the R-T effect is carried out employing the space-fixed coordinate system, the angle t appearing in Eqs. (53)... 

The addition of a secondaiy amine (shown above) produces a tertiary amine, while addition of a primary amine gives a secondary amine. The overall orientation follows Markovnikov s rule. For conversion of 35 to other products, see 15-52. 

When subjected to strong bases, gem-dihalocyclopropanes undergo dehydro-halogenations, and cyclopropenes are formed. These are generally unstable under the reaction conditions and participate in further transformations. The most common of these processes is the isomerization of the newly formed double bond from the endo- to the exo-orientation, followed by a second dehydrohalogenation step. The methylenecyclopropenes thus generated are still not stable, and subsequently tend to rearrange to less strained systems. 

Formally, alignment and orientation follow from the general symmetry properties of statistical tensors pkK introduced in Section 8.4. Spherical symmetry leads to k = k = 0, axial symmetry to k — 0, and alignment requires k = even, and orientation k = odd. Since the dipole approximation in the photoionization process restricts k to k < 2, a photoionized axially symmetric state can only have Poo, p10, and p20 Poo describes isotropy, and the alignment is given by [BKa77]... 

In the drawing of amorphous polymers, the structural changes involved principally result in an increasing degree of orientation, followed or not by partial crystallisation. 

Mise et al. proposed a mechanism for this selective formation of the five-membered silacycle 132 <2004ICA1965>. Thus, initial hydroruthenation of 130 would give the sterically less congested complex E (Scheme 15). The ruthenium-assisted isomerization of E would be the key step in the sequence, which would lead to the formation of F. This process might have proceeded via the insertion of the Ru species to the Si-Si cr-bond, followed by the C-Si bond formation. Alternatively, /3-hydride elimination might have taken place, and then addition of Ru-H to the G=C bond in the alternative orientation, followed by the insertion of Ru-C to the C=Si bond would have led to the formation of the five-membered silacycle 132 as the product. 

In additions to alkynols, both possible orientations are noted. The balance between them is sensitive to steric effects bulky substituents at or near one carbon of the triple bond tend to favor carbon—carbon bond formation at the other carbon. In reactions with propargylic alcohols anti-addition products are seen that result from carbon—carbon bond formation at the triple-bond carbon nearer the OH group. These are often accompanied by allenes, the result of addition of the opposite orientation followed by elimination ... 

In FCC materials, there are 12 different slip systems, which can contribute to the deformation process. Dislocation density histories at a peak stress of 4.5 GPa for [001], [111] and [Oil] orientations and isotropic case with [001] orientation are calculated and plotted as shown in Fig. 13. It is clear that the dislocation density is very sensitive to crystal orientation with the highest density exhibited by [111] orientation followed by the isotropic media, [011] and [001] orientations respectively. This may be attributed to the number of slip systems activated and to the way in which these systems interact. The [001] orientation has the highest symmetry among all orientations with four possible slip planes 111 that have identical Schmid factor of 0.4082, which leads to immediate work hardening. The [011] orientation is also exhibits symmetry with 2 possible slip planes that have Schmid factor of 0.4082. 

Semicrystalline polymers, VDC copolymer and aromatic nylon MXD-6 (Table II) showed little if any reduction in permeability at these moderate orientation levels. In fact, recent unpublished work has shown that aromatic nylon MXD-6 exhibits an initial increase in permeability up to 3X orientation followed by a significant reduction in permeability at higher orientation levels. The VDC copolymer also showed higher permeability with moderate biaxial orientation — 1.5 times the permeability of the unoriented film. This is believed to be due to orientation of the polymer after crystallinity is fully developed. If the orientation of VDC copolymers is induced prior to full development of crystallinity in the material, one would not expect to see an increased oxygen permeability. In commercial practice, therefore, forming of VDC copolymer structures is normally done on rapidly quenched polymer to orient it while still in the amorphous state at temperatures near or above the Tm of VDC copolymer. 

NEXAFS data analysis to extract orbital orientation follows simple equations that are trigonometric expansions of the cos 5 relationship described in Section 4.1.3. The typical orientation of interest for organic semiconductors is a surface-relative orientation uniformly distributed about the surface normal. In this case, the azimuth-ally averaged tilt of the orbital can be determined. For a vector orbital, the intensity can be expressed as [31]... 

Hi) both orientations followed in the addition of the same dipolarophile, as for styrene and phenylacetylene in (o), for methyl propiolate in (c), and for phenylacetylene and methyl propiolate in ( 2) (see footnotes). 

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