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Electron crystallography of textured samples can benefit from the introduction of automatic or semi-automatic pattern indexing methods for the reconstruction of the three-dimensional reciprocal lattice from two-dimensional data and fitting procedures to model the observed diffraction pattern. Such automatic procedures had not been developed previously, but it is the purpose of this study to develop them now. All these features can contribute to extending the limits of traditional applications such as identification procedures, structure determination etc. 

Chlorite and Vermiculite. Chlorite is a 1,4-nm (14 A) clay mineral that cannot be expanded or collapsed by traditional laboratory procedures. Structurally, the unit layer of chloride is composed of a 2 I layer combined with a ().4-nin Mg or Al interlayer or hydroxide sheet. 

The threshold of toxicological concern (TTC) concept has been developed to provide criteria for risk assessment decision-making in the absence of detailed information on chemicals. The approach involves estimating a tolerable human exposure value for all chemicals below which there is a very low probability of an appreciable risk to human health (Kroes et al. 2004, 2005), based on their chemical structures, compared to an extensive toxicity database. As utilized by U.S. FDA in their Threshold of Regulation procedure, structural alerts for high-potency carcinogenicity are included, to increase the assurance of safety. 

A transition element containing an incomplete d subshell has many interesting properties and its oxides form a series of compounds with various unique electronic properties. They have a variety of applications such as catalysis, photocatalysis, sensors and electrode materials because of their catalytic, optical and electronic properties. Recently, many attempts have been made to combine these chemical and physical properties and ordered porous properties in order to create novel functional materials. In this chapter, we summarise the synthetic procedures, structural characterisation and applications of ordered porous crystalline transition metal oxides. 

Bucher, C. G. Adaptive sampling - an iterative fast Monte Carlo procedure. Structural Safety 5(2) (1988), 119-126. 

Operation of facilities within established parameters is essential to control risk. This requires procedures, structured inspection and maintenance systems, reliable safety systems and control devices, clean and tidy facilities, and qualified personnel who execute these procedures and practices consistently. 

The lanthanide and actinide halides remain an exceedingly active area of research since 1980 they have been cited in well over 2500 Chemical Abstracts references, with the majority relating to the lanthanides. Lanthanide and actinide halide chemistry has also been reviewed numerous times. The binary lanthanide chlorides, bromides, and iodides were reviewed in this series (Haschke 1979). In that review, which included trihalides (RX3), tetrahalides (RX4), and reduced halides (RX , n < 3), preparative procedures, structural interrelationships, and thermodynamic properties were discussed. Hydrated halides and mixed metal halides were discussed to a lesser extent. The synthesis of scandium, yttrium and the lanthanide trihalides, RX3, where X = F, Cl, Br, and I, with emphasis on the halide hydrates, solution chemistry, and aspects related to enthalpies of solution, were reviewed by Burgess and Kijowski (1981). The binary lanthanide fluorides and mixed fluoride systems, AF — RF3 and AFj — RF3, where A represents the group 1 and group 2 cations, were reviewed in a subsequent Handbook (Greis and Haschke 1982). That review emphasized the close relationship of the structures of these compounds to that of fluorite. 

In the first stage of our docking procedure, structures of both molecules, the receptor and the ligand, are projected onto a uniform cubic lattice, thus giving two clusters of adjacent cubes. These two clusters approximate the shapes of both molecules with the accuracy of the grid size. Some of the receptor cubes ( surface cubes) can be penetrated by the ligand, leading to favorable... 

TABLE 4.15 The Training (Calibration) and Test (Marked With Asterisk - to be chosen) Compounds Studied Along Their HOMA (Harmonic Oscillator Model of Aromatic) Index (Mosquera et al., 2007 Ciesielski et al., 2009) and of Associated Computed (Hypercube, 2002 (Semiempirical, AMI, Polak-Ribier optimization procedure)) Structural First, Second, and Third Order HOMO (Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital) and LUMO (Lowest Unoccupied Molecular Orbital) Reactivity Indices (Tarko Putz, 2010)... 

The source code is restructured to [ux>vide an easily understood representation by improving control flow, removing dead code and, importantly, introducing a good procedural structure. Transformations are used to accomplish this restructuring. 

The experimental diffraction data were analyzed by a combined technique involving Rietveld analysis, the maximum entropy method (MEM), and MEM-based pattern fitting (MPF) [10-15]. Rietveld analysis, which is used to refine the crystal structure from the powder diffraction data by a least squares method, was carried out using the RIETAN-2000 program [27], which yields structure factors and their errors after structural refinement. It is known that MEM can be used to obtain a nuclear density distribution map based on neutron structure factors and their errors [5, 6, 8, 10-15, 26-29] any type of complicated nuclear density distribution is allowed so long as it satisfies the symmetry requirements. MEM calculations were carried out using the PRIMA program [29]. To reduce the bias imposed by the simple structural model in the Rietveld refinement, an iterative procedure known as the REMEDY cycle [29] was applied after MEM analysis (Fig. 6.3). In this procedure, structure factors... 

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