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Orientation perpendicular

The algorithm for sizing of eraeks with complex cross-sections and unknown shapes based on the method was used in for sizing of cracks oriented perpendicularly to the applied field. This algoritlim is presented in Fig.3. In this paper, the same algorithm is applied readily to sizing of cracks with non-perpendicular orientation with respect to the applied field. [Pg.688]

STO-3G calculations find the corresponding transition state to be more stable than other possible conformations by several kilocalories per raole. The origin of the preference for this transition-state conformation is believed to be a stabilization of the C=0 LUMO by the a orbital of the perpendicularly oriented substituent. [Pg.175]

The charged species were in all cases found to concentrate at the surface of the liquid under vacuum conditions. Little surface separation of the anions and cations was observed. For the [PFg] and [BFJ ions, the cation ring was found to prefer a perpendicular orientation to the surface, with the nitrogen atoms closest to the surface. An increase in the alkyl chain length caused the cation to rotate so that the alkyl chain moved into the bulk liquid, away from the surface, forcing the methyl group closer to the surface. For halide ionic liquids, the data were less clear and the cation could be fitted to a number of orientations. [Pg.149]

With a modulated light source, the phase difference between the perpendicular and parallel components of the emission is measured. The time delay of the perpendicular component of emission is longer than that of the parallel component because the molecule requires a certain period of time to rotate into the perpendicular orientation where it can be detected through the perpendicular polarizer. [Pg.189]

The high enantioselectivity again can be rationalized by enantioface-selective alkene coordination in 63 (Fig. 35). The olefin moiety is expected to bind trans to the upper imidazoline moiety [70,73] thereby releasing the catalyst strain. Coordination at this position may, in principal, afford four different isomers assuming the stereoelectronically preferred perpendicular orientation of the alkene and the Pt(II) square plane. In the coordination mode shown, steric repulsion between both olefin substituents and the ferrocene moiety is minimized. Outer-sphere attack of the indole core results in the formation of the product s stereocenter. [Pg.162]

The substrate was also found to influence the properties of the electrolessly deposited vertical media CoNiMnP, CoNiReMnP, and CoNiReP. The c-axis orientation had a larger degree of perpendicular orientation for films deposited on electroless NiP than for those deposited on Cu foil, presumably because of the smaller roughness of the former substrate [43]. The double-layer (magnetically soft interface, magnetically hard bulk) properties of CoNiReP deposited on a NiMoP underlayer [57] have already been discussed. [Pg.264]

The complete parallel orientation makes the excluded volume zero while the complete perpendicular orientation gives the maximum value. Doi s theory predicts that such parallel orientation does not occur homogeneously in the system, but it involves an SD-type microphase separation into the oriented and unoriented domains. These theoretical predictions actually agree with our observations as described in the previous section. [Pg.205]

Fig. 6 Idealized heptablock copolymer molecular conformations for parallel and perpendicular orientations. The latter contains predominantly bridged chains, whereas the block copolymer is much more likely to loop along interfaces in parallel arrangement. From [44]. Copyright 2004 American Chemical Society... Fig. 6 Idealized heptablock copolymer molecular conformations for parallel and perpendicular orientations. The latter contains predominantly bridged chains, whereas the block copolymer is much more likely to loop along interfaces in parallel arrangement. From [44]. Copyright 2004 American Chemical Society...
If the orientation of the organism is toward the stimulus source, the taxis is positive if away from it, negative . The term transverse taxis denotes perpendicular orientation of the organism with respect to the stimulus source. [Pg.52]

Dimethyltitanium complex 25, bearing an ethylene and methyl ligands, catalyzed the dimerization of ethylene via a metallacyclopentane intermediate 26 (Eq. 1) [30]. During the dimerization, no insertion of ethylene into the Ti-Me bond was observed due to the perpendicular orientation between methyl and ethylene ligands. This inertness could be attributed to the low oxidation state of 25, i.e. Ti(II). [Pg.7]

When the experimental results are considered together with the calculations the following model can be envisioned. In the region of negative potential Ny is adsorbed parallel to the surface and can not be observed by IRRAS. The symmetric vibration and the bending modes are observed in this region by SERS (52) and the vibrational frequency is not seen to shift very much with potential, consistent with the SCF calculations. As the potential is made more positive the concentration increases and adsorption tends to perpendicular orientation which is detected by IRRAS. [Pg.334]

C Si bond can interact with the w-system quite effectively in compound I, which in turn lowers the ionization potential. But in the related silaindene, compound II, such interaction is weak because the C-Si bond and the n orbital are in perpendicular orientation [8],... [Pg.54]

EL with 4>el = 0.05% was observed in multilayer LB-film PLED ITO/399/A1, with a ratio in EL between the parallel and perpendicular orientations of 1.3 [523]. An even higher ratio of 2.4 was achieved in ITO/422/Ca/Al diode made from a stretch-oriented polymer film [524]. For more information on polarized LEDs, see Chapter 5 in this book. [Pg.203]


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