Polarization method

The polarization resistance (Rp) of a metal/electrolyte sj m and the pitting or breakdown potential Eb) can be determined using at least two-electrode system. Subsequently, the rate of metal dissolution or corrosion rate is calculated using a function of the form icorr = / (i Rp) Th methods are 

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Double Polarization. The Clerget double polarization method is a procedure that attempts to account for the presence of interfering optically active compounds. Two polarizations are obtained a direct polarization, followed by acid hydrolysis and a second polarization. The rotation of substances other than sucrose remains constant, and the change in polarization is the result of inversion (hydrolysis) of the sucrose. 

Polarization probe.s. Polarization methods other than LPR are also of use in process control and corrosion analysis, but only a few systems are offered commercially. These systems use such polarization techniques as galvanodynamic or potentiodynamic, potentiostatic or galvanostatic, potentiostaircase or galvanostaircase, or cyclic polarization methods. Some systems involving these techniques are, in fact, used regularly in processing plants. These methods are used in situ or... 

Evidence of localized corrosion can be obtained from polarization methods such as potentiodynamic polarization, EIS, and electrochemical noise measurements, which are particularly well suited to providing data on localized corrosion. When evidence of localized attack is obtained, the engineer needs to perform a careful analysis of the conditions that may lead to such attack. Correlation with process conditions can provide additional data about the susceptibility of the equipment to locaHzed attack and can potentially help prevent failures due to pitting or crevice corrosion. Since pitting may have a delayed initiation phase, careful consideration of the cause of the localized attack is critical. Laboratory testing and involvement of an... 

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Masia M, Probst M, Rey R (2004) On the performance of molecular polarization methods. I. Water and carbon tetrachloride close to a point charge. J Chem Phys 121(15) 7362-7378... 

In contrast to the spin-1/2 —> spin-1/2 polarization case, the transfer of polarization between spin-1/2 and quadrupolar nuclei presents a considerable challenge due to the very complex spin dynamics involved in the CP process and the spinlocking of quadrupolar nuclei under MAS. The overall sensitivity is rarely enhanced with respect to the direct polarization method, even if T[ is much shorter than Tf. The usefulness of the CP experiment relies mainly on its ability to probe the interactions between the neighboring nuclei in ID or 2D schemes under MAS or isotropic resolution. The theoretical and practical aspects of spin-locking and CP transfer between spin-1/2 and the SQ or MQ coherences of the quadrupolar nuclei (SQ-CP or MQ-CP) have been thoroughly studied and reviewed [20, 221-227]. Some of the challenges involved in such experiments are summarized below. 

In conclusion, the method of intramolecular excimer formation is rapid and convenient, but the above discussion has shown that great care is needed for a reliable interpretation of the experimental results. In some cases it has been demonstrated that the results in terms of equivalent microviscosity are consistent with those obtained by the fluorescence polarization method (described in Section 8.5), but this is not a general rule. Nevertheless, the relative changes in fluidity and local dynamics upon an external perturbation are less dependent on the probe, and useful applications to the study of temperature or pressure effects have been reported. 

High-resolution 13C NMR studies have been conducted on intact cuticles from limes, suberized cell walls from potatoes, and insoluble residues that remain after chemical depolymerization treatments of these materials. Identification and quantitation of the major functional moieties in cutin and suberin have been accomplished with cross-polarization magic-angle spinning as well as direct polarization methods. Evidence for polyester crosslinks and details of the interactions among polyester, wax, and cell-wall components have come from a variety of spin-relaxation measurements. Structural models for these protective plant biopolymers have been evaluated in light of the NMR results. 

All the potentials in the paper are referred to a Ag/Agd/KCls t electrode (E=197 mV). The electrochemical cell and polarization method used for cyclic voltammetric measurements have been described previously (9). 2 mg catalyst powder on a carbon paste electrode was polarized with 1 mVs scan rate in a 0.085 M aqueous Na2C03 solution at 25 °C. 

The correlation between the coverage of surface platinum atoms by bismuth adatoms (Ggi) and the measured rate of 1-phenylethanol oxidation was studied on unsupported platinum catalysts. An electrochemical method (cyclic voltammetry) was applied to determine G i and a good electric conductivity of the sample was necessary for the measurements. The usual chemisorption measurements have the disadvantage of possible surface restructuring of the bimetallic system at the pretreatment temperature. Another advantage of the electrochemical polarization method is that the same aqueous alkaline solution may be applied for the study of the surface structure of the catalyst and for the liquid phase oxidation of the alcohol substrate. 

Once the semi-empirical parameters are determined, the bond polarization method can calculate the chemical shift values very quickly. In this work we compare... 

Shalagin, A.M. (1977). Determination of relaxation characteristics by a polarization method in nonlinear spectroscopy, Zhumal Eksperimental noi i Teoreticheskoi Fiziki, 73, 99-111. [5ov. Phys.—JETP, 46, 50-56]. 

The polarization method is applicable for concentrated solutions or even for solid polymers. As the fluorescent polymer concentration increases, the chains become entangled and lose their identity. As a consequence, the differences in polarization associated with differences in molecular weight disappear at concentrations where the entanglements become pronounced and the polarization approaches that of the polymer solid (Fig. 10) (15). 

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