Over-correction

Many variations of this experiment are known. Some of the pulse sequences used for recording heteronuclear 2D/resolved spectra are shown in Fig. 5.8. In a modified gated decoupler sequence (Fig. 5.8b), the decoupler is off during the first half of the evolution period and is svdtched on during the second half. Any C resonances that are folded over in the F, domain may be removed by employing the fold-over corrected gated decoupler sequence (FOCSY) (Fig. 5.8c) or the refocused fold-over corrected decoupler sequence (RE-FOCSY) (Fig. 5.8d). 

The random-access sampler can go to any sample cup position, any number of times, at any time during a run. This abihty to sample cups in any order and to return to sample cups more than once, allows system automation to be greatly extended. It saves time and work by allowing automatic re-run of sample(s) following off-scale peaks and also the automatic dilution and re-analysis of off-scale samples. The sampler also saves cup positions, allowing more samples and longer unattended runs. For example, one set of standards provides initial cahbration, drift correction, carry-over correction and periodic quality control. In addition, samples or standards can be sampled in repHcate form from a single cup. The random-access sampler can be controlled and either the operator or the computer can make the decision as to which cup the sampler must go to. 

For Na+, correcting the log K value in methanol to an aqueous solution value by subtracting 3.80 gives a negative log K. Given the uncertainty of the displacement, we are inclined to think that the subtraction over corrects for the Na+ ion. 

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Simple procedures that require only a dilution of serum or urine have been reported by Schattenkirchner and Grobenski [95], and by Ward et al. [96]. The former diluted samples of sera 1 + 4 with 0.1% Triton X 100 and urine samples 1 + 9 with 0.01 M HC1 and the latter used a 1 + 9 dilution of serum in water. In both cases calibration was by standard additions to compensate for the considerable matrix interferences. Ward et al. [96] demonstrated an excellent correlation (r = 0.98) between neutron activation analysis (NAA) and ETA—AAS analysis of the total plasma Au and albumin bound Au, which contains up to 90% of the total. There was however, a bias towards higher values (10%) by NAA. This difference did not appear to be pre-atomisation losses during ETA—AAS, the recoveries of added Au ranged from 90—105%, nor over-correction by continuum source background corrector. 

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It is seen that the mobilities of the ions in H2, KH+ and KH- are taken as 7.93 and 9.09 cm./sec., respectively, corresponding to mobilities 1.6 cm./sec. and 2.05 cm./sec. for the ions in air. In NH3 the values of the mobilities KNH,+ and KNHj- are taken as 0.707 cm./sec. and 0.77 cm./sec. on the same air standard. Reduced to the usual air standard they would be 0.62 cm./sec. and 0.67 cm./sec. These differ somewhat from the values found by Loeb and Ashley2 in the NH3-air work, where the values 0.50 and 0.65 were obtained. The difference comes from the correction for contact potential which, as it included the anomalous effect in NH3 described above, gave an over-correction. The true values on the accepted scale are, therefore, 0.62 cm./sec. and 0.67 cm./sec. Wahlin s12 value of 0.78 cm./sec. obtained for negative ions in the absence of a gauze is probably the true absolute value and is in agreement with the value 0.77 found in this work for the high auxiliary field. 

As is seen from curve 5 the second equation found to hold for NH3-air2 mixtures falls way below the observed values for positive ions in NH3-air mixtures. The law found for NH3-air mixtures is, therefore, not applicable here, although the observed curves deviate from the theoretical curves in the same sense as observed for NH3-air mixtures. This is an important point brought out by the use of H2 instead of air. In the NH3-air mixture work the comparatively small difference between NH3 mobilities and air mobilities, together with the over correction for contact potential, made an accurate test of the mobility variation with composition impossible. 

Fugacity is not, repeat not, the actual pressure. It must not only account for the actual behaviour of real gases, but it must also overcome the erroneous assumptions of perfection which are still part of the fabric of the equation. It therefore over-corrects. From the definition of the chemical potential of 1 mole of pure gas ... 

Yellow monoclinic prisms from water Or petr ether. Penetrating odor resembling that of chlorine. Irritating vapors, dj 1.318. mp 115.7. Sublimes [sublimation velocities is vacuo Kempf, J. Praia. Chem. [2] 78, 236 (1908)], Volatile with steam. Absorption spectrum Hantzsch, Ber. 49, 522 (1916). Dipole moment 0,67. Polemic Over correct values Paoloni, J. Am. Chem. Soc, 00, 3879 (1958). Slightly sol in water sol in alcohol, ether, hot petr ether, alkalies. LDW orally in rats 130 mg/kg, Woodard et al. Fed. Proc. 8, 348 (1949). 

When using continuous DSC for purity determination, the data must be corrected for instrument lag and F must be corrected for the omitted portion E as shown in Fig. 4.42 for testosterone. Computer programs exist to optimize the fit to a linear curve. Over-correction would give a downward deviation instead of the upward deviation. This purity determination is only applicable if there is solubility of A and B in the melt, but no solubility of B in crystals of A (eutectic system). 

Figure 4.111 illustrates the effect of the phase difference by comparing the determination of the corrected amplitudes in standard DSC and TMDSC for both, a positive and negative Am, in the left and right schematics, respectively. The resulting phase difference between the AI2O3 and empty run is clearly seen. Figure 4.112 shows the results of an actual TMDSC mn in a plot of the observed phase angle for the data of Fig. 4.110. An asymmetry correction, thus, must involve either a correction in the time domain (possible in some commercial software), an over-correction as suggested with Fig. 4.110, or it may be possible to use the Tzero method of Appendix 11.

Ease of operation Operators can choose new set points and the Expert System will predict when the new set point will be achieved and show the path to the new set point. This avoids wild temperature swings through under and over correcting. 

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This crosses over correctly at q, = 1 and also merges into the single chain spectrum [eq. (VI.41)] at large q values (q/ o > 0 Entanglements are probably not essential at the polymer-solvent critical point for the following reason. At c = Ccriiicai the coils are essentially adjacent, as explained in Chapter IV. They do not overlap very much, and they are relatively free to move side by side. On the other hand, for polymer-polymer systems (without solvent), entanglements ate essential. Their dynamics near a critical point are considered in the next chapter. 

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