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Perfect shielding

Ionization energies of the elements [ 15], optical properties [ 16], and magnetic moments of numerous complexes [17] prove that the/-orbitals are perfectly shielded from ligand effects. Consequently, only minimal perturbation of the/-electronic transitions results from the complexation of dipolar molecules. In contrast to the broad d d absorption bands of the outer transition elements, the/- /bands of the lanthanides are almost as narrow in solid and in solution as... [Pg.5]

The efficient stereodifferentation in cycloadditon reactions of the dihydroglucal-linked acrylate 6 can be traced back to a clear diastereofacial differentiation at the a,P-unsaturated carbonyl system arising in the complex 7. The bulky pivaloyloxy group at C-4 boosted by complexation provides an almost perfect shielding of the re side of the dienophile, whereas the lacking functionality at C-2 allows a free access of the diene component to the si side. [Pg.136]

A major problem in ISFET fabrication is connected with the packaging of the chip because only a very small part of the electronic structure has to be exposed to the solution while the rest must be perfectly shielded. Any ionic leakage path from the solution around the chemically sensitive membrane and along the surface of the gate dielectric will discharge the potential generated in the sensitive membrane. [Pg.379]

Data protection is only one aspect of privacy which may be compromised by the increasing nse of computers and computer netwoiks. As discussed above, whereas anonymity on the Internet may be a positive asset in the protection of informational privacy, it may also provide a perfect shield for more scurrilous activities. Even without the cover of anonymity, the various methods available for the dissemination of information on computer netwoiks provide fertile ground for the propagation of opprobrious material about others. The unicpie characteristics of computer netwoiks in being able to communicate information to large numbers of people in different geographical locations almost instantaneously may well lead to the Internet becoming, if not quite a safe haven, at least the preferred choice for such activity. [Pg.301]

Earlier utilization of the coastal area was out of human instincts and was based on its natural condition. A natmal gulf with perfect shield from violent storms in the outer sea often served as a port for ships looking for protection. Fishery was also restricted to the coastal area. Van de Ven mentioned in his Man-Made Lowlands History of Water Management and Land Reclamation in the Netherlands that in the centuries after 800, the Dutch became the decisive factor in the formation and deformation of the land. The peat areas behind the coast were reclaimed by artificial drainage, and in the newly reclaimed peat areas, both arable farming and animal husbandry were practiced. [Pg.954]

The AZT gold(I) complex shows antiinflammatoric behaviour when tested with pig leukocytes. Additionally it is capable to inhibit HIV-I as pure AZT does it, which means that the substitution of the N3 proton of the thymine group by gold(I) has no significant influence on the virostatic activity of AZT. A zinc complex of the same ligand was published by Kimura et al Here the electronically inert zinc(II) cation (d ) is perfectly shielded by a 1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane ligand. [Pg.380]

Let us first make a rough estimate of the thickness of the double layer by assuming that there are no positive ions (coions) present (perfect shielding). Poisson s equation relating spatial variation in electric field to charge distribution for a medium of uniform dielectric constant is... [Pg.226]

In the previous section, we have assumed perfect shielding, that is, presence of a single ion close to the charged surface. Let us use the spatial distribution of ion concentration for estimation of potential distribution inside a double layer. The concentration of ions in the sheath has Boltzmann distribution, which has been derived in the later section (see Figure 6.6) as... [Pg.228]


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