Sigma profile

FIGURE 11.3 The sigma profiles of water and diiodomethane. The charge densities refer to the screening charges, that is, to the counter-charges of the real molecular charges. 

The COSMO involves a fictitions condnctor with no limitation of the screening charge density. Even when scaled to the proper dielectric constant, this ranains true. However, a real solvent has a fairly well-defined set of available snrface charge densities, as evidenced in the so-called sigma profile. " A postprocessing of COSMO resnlts as the present ones with the real solvent model is expected to make these wetting energies more realistic. 

Sigma The sigma bond ctww is isotropic (s-like shape) around the bond axis and has the profile (Fig. 4.24(a)) to be expected from the sd/J hybrids discussed in the preceding section (cf. Fig. 4.9). 

Akunne, H.C., Zoski, K.T., Whetzel, S.Z., Cordon, J.J. Neuropharmacological profile of a selective sigma ligand, igmesine a potential antidepressant and anti-stress actions. Neuropharmacology 41, 138-149, 2001. 

Sanchez, C., Papp, M. The selective sigma ligand Lu 28-179 has an antidepressant-like profile in the rat chronic mild stress model of depression. Behav. PharmacoL 11,117-124, 2000. 

Fig. 8. The evolution of the Nd isotopic compositions with distance in the salt profile together with the compositions of average basalt and average continental crust. The error bars represent 2 sigma mean values of the individual measurements.

Energy profiles with an activating group. The methyl group of toluene stabilizes the sigma complexes and the transition states leading to them. This stabilization is most effective when the methyl group is ortho or para to the site of substitution. 

Zou et al. [193] have explored the QSAR of the antifimgal profile of 5- [ l-aryl- l,4-dihydro-6-methylpyridazin-4-one-3-yl] -2-arylamino-1,3,4-thiadiazoles (Fig. 32, Table 22) in terms of the sum of the physicochemical properties of all the substituent groups namely, hydrophobic effects ( n), meta- and para- Hammett s sigma constants steric effects ( Es), and the inductive effects (J]F)-... 

Effect of Phospholipase C on Hold yield. Phospholipase C from Clostridium oerfrlnaens (Sigma Chemical Company, St. Louis, MO) was used to cleave the phosphate group of Skeletonema lipids, and to change the polarity of phospholipids to Increase the SC CO2 extraction yield. Six grams of freeze dried Skeletonema were extracted with solvents (21). The lipids obtained were split Into three fractions. The first fraction was used to determine the fatty acid profile of the lipid to serve as a basis. The second fraction was deposited onto the sample holder. The lipids were extracted with SC CO, as control at 31.0 MPa. The third fraction was treated with phospholipase C In Trizma buffer (Sigma Chemical Company, Saint Louis, MO) and Incubated at pH 3.7 at room temperature for 3 hours (22). The treated lipids were deposited onto the sample holder and extracted with SC CO2 at 31 MPa. The extracted lipids were compared with the profile lipids and with the lipids from the control experiment. In both SC extraction cases, the SC CO2 extracted lipids and the lipids remaining on the sample holder were compared by GC analysis. 

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Figure 1. Maps of mixed layer depth in the global ocean as monthly averages for January (upper panel) and July (middle panel). The lower panel shows typical profiles of sigma-t (a measure of density) for a polar (Southern Ocean) versus tropical (Pacific) area of the ocean. The maps use global ocean temperature and salinity data sets compiled by the U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration as processed by Kara et al. [94].

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