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Orientational changes

Resonance Raman reflection spectroscopy of monolayers is possible, as illustrated in Fig. IV-14 for cetyl orange [157]. The polarized spectra obtained with an Ar ion laser allowed estimates of orientational changes in the cetyl orange molecules with a. [Pg.127]

Then the ith collision occurs and the orientation changes by g,. The form of the corresponding collisional operator T(g,) is to be determined below. Finally... [Pg.269]

With clusters of eight MBF molecules, the orientational freedom of individual molecules becomes restricted, and, as a consequence of this, the distribution of core orientations changes to favour strongly orientations where the molecular core straddles only one polymer chain. [Pg.54]

Figure 5.8 shows the potential dependence of the relative phase difference between and X . The relative phase was changed by about 180° at 200 mV, which is close to the pzc for a Pt electrode in HCIO4 electrolyte solution [52,5 3]. This orientation change is most probably associated with a change in sign of the charge at the Pt surface. This clearly demonstrates that the orientation of water dipoles flips by 180° at the pzc. [Pg.83]

SAMs was correlated to the affinities of the Fn-specific monoclonal antibodies. Although antibody-based measurements could not distinguish between conformational (structural) and orientational changes in the adsorbed proteins, they provided information about the biological activity of adsorbed proteins. [Pg.178]

The activation associated with the catalytic path also appears to cause orientational changes in a variety of the molecules. This can also be accounted for by the electrophilic nature of the reactions. In the... [Pg.96]

For an isoquinoline molecule adsorbed onto the surface of mercury, the component of its total dipole moment that is perpendicular to the surface will increase as its orientation changes from ... [Pg.342]

P. Thilakan and J. Kumar, Studies on the preferred orientation changes and its influenced properties on ITO thin films, Vacuum, 48 463-466, 1997. [Pg.523]

Fig. 28. Schematic representation of a splay deformation (a) changes in the components of the director n, defining the orientational change (b) splay deformation of an oriented layer of a... Fig. 28. Schematic representation of a splay deformation (a) changes in the components of the director n, defining the orientational change (b) splay deformation of an oriented layer of a...

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