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Polar ization

Many of the properties of phenols reflect the polar ization implied by the resonance description. The hydroxyl oxygen is less basic, and the hydroxyl proton more acidic, in phenols than in alcohols. Electrophiles attack the aromatic ring of phenols much faster than they attack benzene, indicating that the ring, especially at the positions ortho and para to the hydroxyl group, is relatively electron-rich. ... [Pg.995]

To determine if the resonance peak is due to self-organization, optical spectra of disorganized nanocrystals (see TEM pattern inset Fig. 8) are recorded under v- and p-polar-ization. Under v-polarization, the optical spectrum obtained at 0 = 60° (Fig. 8A) shows one resonance peak at 2.7 eV. This is attributed to the surface plasmon parallel to the substrate. [Pg.322]

In PM IRRAS, the incident beam polarization is modulated between two orthogonal directions (a) perpendicular (s-polarization) and (b) parallel (p-polar-ization) to the plane of incidence of the infrared beam. At the metal surface, the electric field of the s-polarized infrared beam almost vanishes, while the electric field of the p-polarized beam is enhanced (see Fig. 9.3). Thus, the first component of the modulated signal is insensitive to the presence of the film of adsorbed molecules and can be used to obtain the background spectrum, while the other component can be utilized to obtain the spectrum of the film. Modulation between s- and p-polarizations is carried out at a high frequency (50 kHz), and the reflection absorption spectrum AR/(R) is obtained as... [Pg.357]

When an external field is applied flie dielectric polar ization reaches its equilibrium value, not instantly, but over a period of time. By analogy, when flie field is removed suddenly, the polarization decay caused by thermal motion... [Pg.112]

The present study of H3 employs a valence-configuration-interaction (VCI) wavefunction expansion with a double-zeta-plus-polar-ization-and-diffuse-orbital STO basis set. STO s were chosen for this work since it was desired to achieve an accuracy comparable to the Shavitt, Stevens, Minn, and Karplus (SSMK) study of the H3 system. Calculations were carried out for the singlet surface in both linear and triangular conformations. All molecular integrals were accurately evaluated using new versions of programs that have been described previously. An analytic fit of our calculated surface has been made to facilitate comparisons with scattering data and to permit detailed examinations of the dynamics of H + H2 collisions. [Pg.536]

Regarding the co-polymerization of hydrocarbon and polar monomers, late transition metal catalysts have provided the most significant advances to date because of their lower oxophilicity and thus greater functional-group tolerance than early transition metal catalysts, although group 4 metallocene catalysts are known to promote the co-polymer-ization of olefins and non-vinyl polar monomers with masked functional groups. [Pg.723]

Thermoplastie prepared by free radical pol mier-ization of vinyl fluoride. It is extruded into thin (<100 pm) films as a plastisol (dispersion in a polar solvent). PVF is known for its weather resistance, release, adherability, and mechanieal strength. [Pg.540]

More polar solvetits (HMPA > DME > THE dicyclohexyl-18-erown-(i > THF)" favor racem-ization (Table 7.6). Therefore the anionic transition slate for retention has a larger cation aftinity than that for raccmizalion. This fits the previous considerations. The transition stale for step 8 (racem-ization) bears a charge -I while that for step, 7 ( 50% retention) bears a charge -2, giving the latter the larger cation affinity. [Pg.128]

FIG. 6.25 Schematic representation of azobenzene photoreorientation by repeated photoisomer-ization upon Irradiation with polarized light... [Pg.209]

The reaction of dehydrohalogenation typically carry out at presence of solutions of alkalis (B ) in ethanol with addition of polar solvents. At use of tetrahydrofiiran synthesis goes at a room temperature. This method allows avoiding course of collateral reactions. The amorphous phase only cumulene modification of carbyne is received as a result. Then, crystal of P-carbyne is synthesized from amorphous carbine by solid-phase crystal-ization. [Pg.85]

Since the alteration of the polarization capacity (c) and rate, and the capacity itself, depend on the potenti d, a better picture of the adsorption can be obt dned by using the relative v dues of Ac/ci = Ay/V2> where is the rate of the polarization with surfactant present. From the AYIV2-E relationship one can estimate the adsorption of surfactant under study within a potenti d range limited only by the depol u ization process. [Pg.62]


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