Parting limit

If diffusion of reactants to the active sites in pores is slower than the chemical reaction, internal mass transfer is at least partly limiting and the reactant concentration decreases along the pores. This reduces the reaction rate compared to the rate at external surface conditions. A measure of the reaction rate decrease is the effectiveness factor, r, which has been defined as ... 

For comparable diffusion coefficients of the target solute in the two phases and nonlimiting transfer kinetics, systems characterized by different should be resolvable on the basis of transient and steady-state current responses to a value of up to 50 at practical tip-interface separations. If the diffusion coefficient in phase 2 becomes lower than that in phase 1, diffusion in phase 2 will be partly limiting at even higher values of K. On the other hand, as the value of y increases or interfacial kinetics become increasingly limiting, lower values of suffice for the constant-composition assumption for phase 2 to be valid. 

The first silica-supported CSP with a cinchona alkaloid-derived chromatographic ligand was described by Rosini et al. [20]. The native cinchona alkaloids quinine and quinidine were immobilized via a spacer at the vinyl group of the quinuclidine ring. A number of distinct cinchona alkaloid-based CSPs were subsequently developed by various groups, including derivatives with free C9-hydroxyl group [17,21-27] or esterified C9-hydroxyl [28,29]. All of these CSPs suffered from low enantiose-lectivities, narrow application spectra, and partly limited stability (e.g., acetylated phases). 

In this section, theoretical foundations and application of the mean-field Zener model to III-V magnetic semiconductors are discussed in some detail. The capabilities of the model to describe various magnetic properties of (Ga,Mn)As are presented, too. In the final part, limitations of the model and its numerous refinements put recently forward are discussed. 

The liquid chromatograph used 1n this study consisted of a Cheminert Model CMP-2K (Laboratory Data Control, Riviera Beach, FI.) which is capable of a maximum flow rate of 2 ml/min at a maximum pressure of 500 PSI. This pump has all liquid contact parts limited to glass, teflon or KEL-F materials to reduce corrosion to a minimum. The Injection valve is a Laboratory Data Control Model SU 8031 slider valve with a 0.5 ml sample loop. The injection valve is located at the top of the column to minimize dead volume. The separating column is a Laboratory Data Control type MB glass column, 30 cm long with a 2 mm bore capable of a maximum pressure of 500 PSI. The column is packed with surface sulfonated cation exchanger resin prepared in this laboratory in the following manner. 

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Although more effective than the other correction methods, this technique is used on few flame-based instruments and for the most part limited for electrothermal atomisation where it is essential. 

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A number of hydrogen-transfer reactions involving carbonyl groups are known in organic chemistry however, these are for the most part limited to liquid-phase, homogeneously catalyzed systems. In this paper there is described a vapor-phase surface-catalyzed reaction which like the liquid-phase aluminum alkoxide catalyzed reductions of Meerwein-Ponndorf-Verley (J) will selectively reduce a carbonylic group in conjugation with a carbon-carbon double bond. 

Percolation concepts Percolation concepts of dealloying are based on the association of sharp parting limits with the abrupt occurrence of connected paths of the fast-dissolving component, when in a random solid solution the concentration of that component is being increased. Early approaches of this idea made use of probability calculus to determine the fraction of chains of the less noble component in dependence on the alloy composition. For infinite chain lengths, the results were sharp composition thresholds that varied with the chain multiplicity and were associated with Tammann s parting limits for environments with different oxidative... 

More recently, percolation theory and computer simulation of the dissolution process was applied. This latter approach resulted in 2D and 3D percolation thresholds (that is, composition thresholds at which infinite connected paths of the fast dissolving component were formed) as well as in images of the atomic scale disorder induced by dealloying. 3D site percolation thresholds 20 at.% in a fee lattice), leading to an infinite connected cluster of nearest neighbors of less noble atoms, were considered to correlate with the absolute parting limits of alloys with high such as... 

Au—Ag alloys Oppenheim and coworkers monitored corrosion of Ag—Au (111) surfaces in 0.1 M HCIO4 by EC-STM with monolayer depth resolution. By choosing low-Ag content alloys with compositions well below the parting limit, the preferential dissolution of Ag was confined to the first few atomic layers. Under these... 

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Some relevant detector device parameters have yet to be considered [5.133, 134]. These are determined in part by the photocathode but also in part by the electrode-portions of the photoemissive device residual dark current and NEP are, for example, partly characteristics of the photocathode and partly limited by the remaining design of the detector device. 

The first modem investigations into selectivity in the dissolution of alloy components were performed by Calvert and Johnson [3] in their experiments on the behavior of brass and bronze alloys under the action of various types of acids. Their experiments suggested that for alloy compositions in which the noble component was above a certain concentration, it interfered in the dissolution of the more reactive component, thereby foreshadowing the concept of the parting limit. They did not, however, propose a mechanism to explain the differences in the dissolution behavior of their alloys in response to acids of different strengths. 

Molds are more elaborate than com[ressisize parts limited. 

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