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S complex

In turn, an expression for is obtained, which, in the frequency domain, consists of a numerator containing a product of (.s + 1) transition moment matrix elements and a denominator of. s complex energy... [Pg.1182]

Thus, we have found unexpected complexities and even in this simple system have not yet been unable to accurately extrapolate the results of simulations done over periods varying from 1 to several hundred ps, to the low-friction conditions of extraction experiments performed in times on the oi dc r of ms. The present results indicate that one should not expect agreement between extraction experiments and simulations in more complex situations typically found in experiments, involving also a reverse flow of water molecules to fill the site being evacuated by the ligand, unless the simulation times are prolonged well beyond the scope of current computational resources, and thereby strengthen the conclusion reached in the second theoretical study of extraction of biotin from it.s complex with avidin [19]. [Pg.145]

Show that CN is an appropriate masking agent for Nb+ in a method in which nickel s complexation with EDTA is an interference. [Pg.208]

Problems of inclusions in solids are also treated by exact elasticity approaches such as Muskhelishvili s complex-variable-mapping techniques [3-9]. In addition, numerical solution techniques such as finite elements and finite differences have been used extensively. [Pg.145]

The two factors in the numerator of the first expression in the second line are one another s complex conjugates, and so reduce to the square of its modulus in the final expression. [Pg.271]

Interestingly, the specific environment of the ionic solvent system appears to activate the chiral Ni-catalyst beyond a simple anion-exchange reaction. This becomes obvious from the fact that even the addition of a 100-fold excess of Fi[(CF3S02)2N] or Na[BF4] in pure, compressed CO2 produced an at best moderate activation of Wilke s complex in comparison to the reaction in ionic liquids with the corresponding counter-ion (e.g., 24.4 % styrene conversion with 100-fold excess of Fi[(CF3S02)2N], in comparison to 69.9 % conversion in [EMIM][(CF3S02)2N] under otherwise identical conditions). [Pg.285]

Desulfurization of FCC feedstocks reduces the sulfur content of FCC products and SOX emissions. In the United States, road diesel sulfur can be 500 ppm (0.05 wt%). In some European countries, for example in Sweden, the sulfur of road diesel is 50 ppm or less. In California, the gasoline sulfur is required to be less than 40 ppm. The EPA s complex model uses sulfur as a controlling parameter to reduce toxic emissions. With hydroprocessed FCC feeds, about 5% of feed sulfur is in the FCC gasoline. For non-hydroprocessed feeds, the FCC gasoline sulfur is typically 10% of the feed sulfur. [Pg.81]

Starting January 1998, the EPA s Complex Model went into effect. The Complex Model provides a set of equations that predict VOC, NO, and toxic emissions, using eight gasoline properties. These properties are RVP, oxygen, aromatics, benzene, olefins, sulfur, E200. [Pg.313]

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) set an averse sulfur specification of 40 ppm for 1996, with a maximum of 80 ppm. The CAAA s Complex Model also addresses sulfur issues in its set of equations. [Pg.316]

Casti s complexity measure depends on a quantity called the structure vector Q, which encodes multidimensional information about C. Let the dimension of the highest dimensional simplex in C be equal to D. Then, for each 0 < q < D, two simplices Si, Sj C are said to be q-connected if there exists a sequence of simplices Vai G C, i = 1,2,..., r such that (1) Si shares a face of dimension rn with, (2) Sj shares a face of dimension n with tja,., (3) and Uak+i share a face of dimension dk, and (4) min m,/ti,... In other words, q is the smallest-dimensional... [Pg.620]

The overall rate constant for conversion of the E S complex to products E + P is called the turnover number because it represents the number of substrate molecules the enzyme turns over into product per unit time. A value of about 103 per second is typical. [Pg.1041]

Although carpanone s complex structure possesses no element of symmetry, it was suggested1 that carpanone could form in nature through an intramolecular cycloaddition of a C2-symmetric bis(qui-... [Pg.95]

The ct s-complexes can be made using chelating bidentate ligands, the syntheses again following the route of oxidation of the iridium(III) analogue. [Pg.158]

These ci s-complexes of palladium are unstable and rapidly isomerize but can be made via the ci s-diaqua complex [68]... [Pg.201]

Fe—M—S complexes derived from MS4 anions (M=Mo, W) and their possible relevance as analogues for structural features in the Mo site of nitrogenase. D. Coucouvanis, Acc. Chem. Res., 1981,... [Pg.54]

Enzyme kinetics. Consider a mechanism for an enzymatic reaction in which the E S complex is a dead end ... [Pg.98]

The kinetics of F-actin-Si assembly from G-actin and Si via nucleation of actin filaments, followed by Si binding are not observed in a low ionic strength medium. Instead, the mechanism involves condensation of high affinity (G-actin)2 S complexes rapidly preformed in solution. Assembly of F-actin-Si in the presence of Si > G-actin is a quasi-irreversible process. This mechanism is therefore different from that involving the assembly of F-actin filaments, which is characterized by the initial, energetically unfavorable formation of a small number of nuclei representing a minute fraction of the population of actin molecules, followed by endwise elongation from G-actin subunits. [Pg.55]

Figure 4.7 DKR of se< alcohols using CALB and Shvo s complex (1). Figure 4.7 DKR of se< alcohols using CALB and Shvo s complex (1).
General agreement on what to call these ions has not yet been reached. The term s complex is a holdover from the time when much less was known about the structure of carbocations and it was thought they might be complexes of the type discussed in Chapter 3. Other names have also been used. We will call them arenium ions, following the suggestion of Olah, G.A. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1971, 94, 808. [Pg.736]

The structural properties of metal-polysulfido complexes have already been reviewed by Muller et al. in 1982 and 1987 [2, 8]. This section presents a brief update on the structural properties of metal-S complexes ( >1) including a novel Rh4S4 complex with a rectangular S4 unit. [Pg.174]

Study [23] Jacobsen s complex was entrapped in the final step of the zeohte synthesis (method C). This process was possible because MCM-22 zeohte is prepared by condensation of a layered precursor, which is exchangeable by the catalytic complex. Leaching of Mn was not observed in these systems, which is not unexpected bearing in mind that the complex is also bovmd to the zeolite structure through an electrostatic interaction. [Pg.161]

In spite of these limitations, three examples of (salen)-metal complex adsorption have been described. In the first one, Jacobsen s complex (la-MnCl) was adsorbed on Al-MCM-41 [27] by impregnation with a solution of the complex in dichloromethane, an approach that prevents the possible cationic exchange. The results in the epoxidation of 1,2-dihydronaphthalene with aqueous NaOCl were comparable to those obtained in solution, with only a slight reduction in enantioselectivity (55% ee instead of 60% ee). However, recycling of this catalyst was not described. [Pg.162]

Jacobsen s complex (la-MnCl) was also immobihzed on MCM-41 modified with phenolic groups [39]. The surface phenoxide groups act as an-... [Pg.165]

In 2007, Casey showed that 11, which corresponds to the Shvo s complex catalyzes hydrogenations of ketones and aldehydes [47]. Reaction of benzaldehyde in the presence of catalytic amount of 11 under H2 (3 atm) afforded the corresponding benzylalcohol in 90% yield within 1 h (Scheme 10). [Pg.36]


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