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Overlap mixing

The electrostatic mixing by the positive charge polarizes rin the same direction (Scheme 12b, cf. Scheme 8a), possibly more significantly than the overlap mixing. The n orbital is the frontier orbital. The proton attacks on C. The regioselectivity is reversed. [Pg.65]

Values of Db determined by " Th profiles commonly range from 1 to 50 cm7y in estuarine and slope sediments (Aller and Cochran 1976 Aller et al. 1980 Sun et al. 1994 Gerino et al. 1998 Green et al. 2002) to < 10 cm7y in the deep sea (Aller and DeMaster 1984 Pope et al. 1996). Although there is some overlap, mixing rates in the deep sea tend to be lower than those in nearshore sediments. This trend has been documented with °Pb profiles as well (e.g., Henderson et al. 1999). [Pg.484]

On a more physics-oriented approach to quantum mechanics, Kalkanis et al. (90) accepted that the main misconceptions are caused by the overlapping/mix-up of the conceptual frameworks of classical and quantum physics, and from epistemological obstacles to the acquisition of the proper knowledge. Furthermore, they proposed an educational strategy for a simple, qualitative and sufficient approach to quantum mechanics by prospective teachers. The strategy... [Pg.90]

Felinger and Guiochon [18] used the Pr xY objective function to simultaneously optimize the production rate and recovery yield. They foimd that the use of Pr x Y instead of Pr as an objective function has an enhanced advantage for difficult separations. When merely the production rate is maximized, the recovery yield is often poor due to an important overlapping mixed zone, which is unacceptable if the feed is expensive. [Pg.893]

Recently Danielmeyer (1976) has made an interesting proposal for the transfer mechanism in concentrated rare earth systems. It is assumed that two degenerate 4f states cpu and (p2 of two R ions 1 and 2 interact by mixing of the 4fi wave function with the 5d wave function through the local crystal field (in classical theories 4fi is only mixed with 5di). Since 4f wave functions drop to 1% of their maximum amplitude at 2.5 A, but 5d wave functions at 8 A, this so called crystal field overlap mixing increases the distance over which interaction may occur considerably (up to 10 A). [Pg.255]

When elements in Period 2 form covalent bonds, the 2s and 2p orbitals can be mixed or hybridised to form new, hybrid orbitals each of which has. effectively, a single-pear shape, well suited for overlap with the orbital of another atom. Taking carbon as an example the four orbitals 2s.2p.2p.2p can all be mixed to form four new hybrid orbitals (called sp because they are formed from one s and three p) these new orbitals appear as in Figure 2.9. i.e. they... [Pg.55]

Section 2 6 Bonding m methane is most often described by an orbital hybridization model which is a modified form of valence bond theory Four equiva lent sp hybrid orbitals of carbon are generated by mixing the 2s 2p 2py and 2p orbitals Overlap of each half filled sp hybrid orbital with a half filled hydrogen Is orbital gives a ct bond... [Pg.95]

Section 2 20 Carbon is sp hybridized in ethylene and the double bond has a ct com ponent and a rr component The sp hybridization state is derived by mix mg the 2s and two of the three 2p orbitals Three equivalent sp orbitals result and their axes are coplanar Overlap of an sp orbital of one car bon with an sp orbital of another produces a ct bond between them Each carbon still has one unhybridized p orbital available for bonding and side by side overlap of the p orbitals of adjacent carbons gives a rr bond between them... [Pg.99]

Ladder diagrams are particularly useful for evaluating the reactivity of acids and bases. An acid and a base cannot coexist if their respective areas of predominance do not overlap. If we mix together solutions of NH3 and HE, the reaction... [Pg.151]

If the areas of predominance for an acid and a base overlap each other, then practically no reaction occurs. For example, if we mix together solutions of NaF and NH4CI, we expect that there will be no significant change in the moles of F- and NH4+. Furthermore, the pH of the mixture must be between 3.17 and 9.24. Because F- and NH4+ can coexist over a range of pHs we cannot be more specific in estimating the solution s pH. [Pg.152]

In developing correlations for the mass-transfer coefficients Icq and /cl, the various authors have assumed different but internally compatible correlations for the effective interfacial area a. It therefore would be inappropriate to mix the correlations of different authors unless it has been demonstrated that there is a valid area of overlap between them. [Pg.624]

Spouted Beds The spoutedT)ed technique was developed primarily for sohds which are too coarse to be handled in fluidized beds. Although their applications overlap, the methods of gas-sohds mixing... [Pg.1223]

There are no satisfactory specific guides for selecting mixing equipment because the ranges of application of the various types of equipment overlap and the effects or flow properties on process performance have not been adequately defined. Nevertheless, what is frequently done in selec ting equipment is described in the following paragraphs. [Pg.1631]

Because of the reasons described above, the core layer and face layers are glued separately, that is, the core layer contains rather coarse particles, but the face layers contains rather fine particles. However, the two distributions might overlap to some extent. This separate gluing enables one to use different compositions of the glue resin mixes (e.g. different addition of water and hardener) and different gluing factors for the individual layers. [Pg.1086]

Fig. 22.11. Because the HdC separation does not involve the stagnant mohile-phase transfer, the HdC peaks are significantly narrower than the SEC peaks. The HdC separation in columns with large-pore gels will not he obvious because its separation range will overlap and mix with the SEC separation. Fig. 22.11. Because the HdC separation does not involve the stagnant mohile-phase transfer, the HdC peaks are significantly narrower than the SEC peaks. The HdC separation in columns with large-pore gels will not he obvious because its separation range will overlap and mix with the SEC separation.
So long as a compound has a fairly intense absorption which is unlikely to overlap with those of other substances with which it is likely to be mixed, then it is possible to monitor that substance on a continuous basis with a dedicated infrared detector. Gases such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, ethylene oxide and ammonia can now be measured and regulated using these devices. [Pg.749]

The construction of the acc molecular orbitals is solved in exactly the same manner each acc bond orbital has a positive overlap with its two neighbors via this overlap, the bond orbitals mix and form three typical combinations (see Fig. 25). A glance at... [Pg.21]


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