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Triplet Carbene Structure and ZFS Parameters. The ZFS parameters are thus shown to provide information on the molecular and electronic structures of triplet carbenes. We will see next how the parameters change systematically by examining a series of triplet carbenes. 

We move now from qualitative considerations to a more quantitative approach. It has become clear that a simple molecular mechanical energy expression can represent noncovalent interactions surprisingly well (16). Such energy expressions contain only the first three terms mentioned above electrostatic, exchange repulsion, and dispersion. By a suitable choice of parameters, change transfer and polarization effects are implicitly included in such an expression, which is simple and easy to evaluate, along with its derivatives, for... 

The same procedure can be applied for derivatives from other representations. Electronic properties obtained by differentiation are usually classified by its dependence on the position. Global properties have the same value everywhere, such as the chemical potential, hardness and softness. Electron density, Fukui function and local softness change throughout the molecule, and they are called local properties. Finally, kernel properties depend on two or more position vectors, like the density response and softness kernels. Global parameters describe molecular reactivity, local properties provide information on site selectivity, while kernels can be used to understand site activation. 

Fundamental investigation of the system at the molecular level. This requires investigations of the structure of the solid/liquid interface, namely the structure of the electrical double layer (for charge-stabiUsed suspensions), adsorption of surfactants, polymers and polyelectrolytes and conformation of the adsorbed layers (e.g., the adsorbed layer thickness). It is important to know how each of these parameters changes with the conditions, such as temperature, solvency of the medium for the adsorbed layers, and the effect of addition of electrolytes. 

In an interpretation in terms of a molecular geometry, the number of motional parameters plus the number of independent coordinates describing the geometry should be less than the number of independent Du measured in order to have a check on the internal consistency. A good additional check on the interpretation is to run a spectrum in a different nematic solvent. A fit should be possible with only the motional parameters changed (and possibly some changes in the 7/). 

A considerable number of molecular interaction parameters on well-characterized surfactant pairs have been measured during the past two decades. In addition, information on how the parameters change with variation in the chemical structures of the two surfactants and in their molecular environment (pH, temperature, ionic... 

Solid-state phase transitions often involve deformation of the unit cell along with rearrangements of the molecules inside the unit cell. Therefore a simple constant-pressure simulation which allows only isotropic expansion or contraction of the unit cell may not be able to reproduce all of the aspects of a solid-state phase transition. The technique of Parrinello and Rahman [160] introduces a time-dependent metric tensor in the Lagrangian of the system, which allows changes of both volume and shape of the xmit cells. As such, simple solid-state phase transitions can be directly simulated with this technique. However, this method cannot be used for solid phases with very different unit cells.[145] The orientational order-disorder transitions in the solid state in some cases occur with little change in the unit cell parameters or molecular rearrangements. These orientational transitions are suitable for the Parrinello-Rahman technique.[161]... 

The least sophisticated but most convenient technique illustrating polymer fractionation is fractional precipitation, which is dependent on the slight change in the solubility parameter with molecular weight. Thus, when a small amount of miscible nonsolvent is added to a polymer solution at a constant temperature, the product with the highest molecular weight precipitates. This procedure may be repeated after the precipitate is removed. These fractions may also be redissolved and fractionally precipitated. The shape of the distribution curve is then constructed from the fractional amount of each sample after chain length determination. 

It should be noted that not all authors use the same terminology concerning the type of crystallization. Especially the terms cocrystallization and concurrent crystallization are often confused. Since some authors did not examine whether the lattice parameters change are not, it is not possible to decide if they mean cocrystallization or concurrent crystallization. Different molecular weight fractions... 

The process is imderstood as any change in the system state, even if only one of its parameters changes (temperature, volume, pressure, composition, etc.). Hydrogeochemistry studies mostly changes in the composition of natural waters, i.e., chemical processes, which are tied with the action of inter-atomic and inter-molecular forces. A special role in these processes is played by those which cause transformation of one substance into another and are called chemical reaction. All processes, including also chemical reactions, are subdivided first of all into unspontaneous and spontaneous. 

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