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U sing the fluorophores markedly increases sensitivity and accuracy of the method to polarity [1, 2, 4]. The simplest way for estimating local polarity is a previous calibration using standard liquids with well-characterized properties. [Pg.278]

The excitation of a chromophore group is accompanied by a change in the electron dipole moment of the molecule. This involves a change in the interaction energy with the surrounding molecules, which manifests itself by a shift of the time-dependent frequency maximum of the fluorescence spectra (relaxation shift) (4, 25] [Pg.278]

A pump-damp-probe method (PDPM), which allows the characterization of solvation dynamics of a fluorescence probe not only in excited states but also in the ground state has been developed recently ([26] and references therein). In PDPM, a pump produces a nonequilibrium population of the probe excited, which, after media relaxation, is stimulated back to the ground state. The solvent relaxation of the nonequilibrium ground state is probed by monitoring vdth absorption technique. In the pump-dump-probe experiments, part of a series of laser output pulses was frequency doubled and softer beams were used as the probe. The delay of the probe with respect to the pump was flxed at 500 ps. [Pg.279]

Asymmetry of chromophores suggests anisotropy of their transition dipole moments. The rotation of an asymmetric chromophore with correlation time Tr comparable to the molecular excited singlet or triplet excited state, t, may be accompanied by depolarization. The value of Tr depends on the microviscosity and microstructure of the medium. The theory of the process and the experimental data have been described in Refs [1, 2]. [Pg.279]


The conformational properties of medium and large ring organic molecules have profound consequences on the stereochemical course of dimethylcuprate addition24. The addition to... [Pg.899]

Ogawa, T. and Ohkoshi, M. (1997). Properties of medium density fibreboards produced from thermoplasticized wood fibers by aUylation without adhesives. Mokuzai Gakkaishi, 43(1), 61-67. Ogiso, K. and Saka, S. (1993). Wood-inorganic composites prepared by sol-gel process II. Effects of ultrasonic treatments on preparation of wood-inorganic composites. Mokuzai Gakkasihi, 39(3), 301-307. [Pg.219]

Traul, K.A., Driedger, A., Ingle, D.L., and Nakhasf, D. (2000) Review of the toxicologic properties of medium-chain triglyceridesFood Chem. Toxicol., 38 79-98. [Pg.253]

Ashby, R. D., Solaiman, D. K. Y., Foglia, T. A., and Liu, C.-K. 2001. Glucose/lipid mixed substrates as a means of controlling the properties of medium chain length poly(hydroxyalkanoates). Biomacromolecules. 2,211-216. [Pg.150]

Further development of theory of reorganization energy consists in taking to consideration the properties of medium and manner in which it interfaces with the solute (Newton, 1999). These properties must include both size and shape of the solute and solvent molecules, distribution of electron density in reagents and products and the frequency domain appropriate to medium reorganization. [Pg.40]

In their traditional area of single atoms and molecules, theoretical chemists have developed intricate tools that are now able to predict molecular properties with an accuracy rivaling that of corresponding experiments. At the other end of the size scale, theories for the infinitely extended solid state (at least for the periodic case of crystals) are rapidly catching up. Between these domains, however, difficulties remain, and this is the realm of clusters. Structures and properties of medium-sized clusters are neither those that can be extrapolated from the bulk to small scales [4] nor those that could be expected from single particles or the smallest clusters. Instead, one typically finds one or several rather sudden transitions in structures and properties, which still defy explanation [5]. [Pg.34]

Environment physical and chemical properties of medium, temperature ... [Pg.109]

TABLE 4.13 Properties of Medium- and Long-Chain Fatty Acids... [Pg.226]

In electrochemical transducers, changes of various electrochemical quantities are utilized, which are associated with electrode processes in the presence of analyte (amperometry, various modes of voltammetry, voltohmmetry, coulometry) or with changes of electrical properties of medium connected with the presence of analyte (potentiometry, conductivity, capacitance, dielectric permittivity, inductance). [Pg.32]

One of the major non-food uses of vegetable oils (approximately 5(X) million pounds of oil per annum in the US) is the production of soaps, detergents, and other surfactants. The solubility and other physical properties of medium-chain fatty acids and their derivatives make them especially suited for surfactant manufacture. Coconut and palm kernel oils, which contain 40-60% lauric acid (12 0), are current major feedstocks for the surfactant industry. The mechanism of synthesis of lauric and other medium-chain fatty acids in plants involves the action of a medium-chain acyl-ACP thioesterase which terminates fatty acid synthesis after a 10 or 12 carbon chain has been assembled (M. Pollard,... [Pg.125]

Properties of surface Properties of organic compound Properties of medium... [Pg.164]

M. Noroozi, S.M. Zebaijad, Effects of multiwall caibon nanotubes on the thermal and mechanical properties of medium density polyethylene matrix nano composites produced by a mechanical milling method. J. Vinyl Add. Tech. 16, 147—152 (2010)... [Pg.175]

Not surprisingly, the catalytic properties of medium pore aluminophasphates also contrast with large pore aluminophosphate-based molecular sieves of similar framework composition. [Pg.546]

Chemical stability towards heat or oxidation in air correlates with the number of Clar sextet rings. On the other hand, the opto-electronic properties of medium-sized acenes such as pentacene have led to many more applications than any fibonacene. [Pg.175]

Table 1 Properties of medium-chain length (me/) polyhydroxyalkanoates PHA) with different monomeric unit composition... Table 1 Properties of medium-chain length (me/) polyhydroxyalkanoates PHA) with different monomeric unit composition...
Stereodynamic properties of medium-ring benzo-fiised nitrogenous heterocycles Benzodiazepines, benzazepines, benzazocines, and benzazo-nines 13T10783. [Pg.298]

Petschow, B. W., Batema, R. P, Ford, L. L. (1996). Susceptibility of Helicobacter pylori to bactericidal properties of medium-chain monoglycerides and free fatty acids. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, 40, 302-306. [Pg.331]

Properties of medium that will be in contact with thermowells temperature, pH of medium, concentration and abrasive nature of particles in suspension, presence of corrosive gases or liquids. [Pg.158]

Properties of medium range of pH, operating temperature (normal and maximum) concentration of suspended solids, presence of erosive particles. [Pg.161]

Noroozu and Zeboria [57] have measured the effect of multiwalled carbon nanotubes on the mechanical and thermal properties of medium-density polyethylene matrix carbon nanotube nanocomposites. [Pg.65]

STRUCTURE AND SURFACE LAYER PROPERTIES OF MEDIUM CARBON STEEL AFTER ELECTROEXPLOSIVE COPPER PLATING AND SUBSEQUENT ELECTRON-BEAM PROCESSING... [Pg.147]

Structure and Surface Layer Properties of Medium Carbon... [Pg.149]

Stmcture and surface layer properties of medium carbon steel after electro explosive copper plating and subsequent electron-beam processing. [Pg.420]

In the result of the joint analysis of fragmentary descriptors of both models there are revealed some fragments of the Ml model characteristic for highly effective antitumor compounds with the informativity coefficient r 0.1 and properties of medium and low effective antitumor compounds of the model M2 with the informativity coefficient r -0.1. The analysis of their influence is fulfilled taking into account their belonging to different functional groups. The cyclic properties characteristic for medium, low and highly effective antitumor compounds are presented in Table 21.7. [Pg.235]


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