Significance and application

Significance and Applications of Equilibrium Models. Some of the value and significance of equilibrium models may be pointed out. 

Stoeckli (1993) has pointed out that the Dubinin-Astakhov equation (Equation (4.45)) can be derived from Equation (4.52), but McEnaney (1988) and others (e.g. Jaroniec et al. 1997) have drawn attention to the difficulty in arriving at an unambiguous interpretation of the energy distribution function. Indeed, Stoeckli et al. (1998) have now pointed out that Equation (4.45) can be usefully applied to a number of adsorption isotherms on non-porous solids. A comprehensive review of the significance and application of Equation (4.52) is given by Rudzinski and Everett (1992). 

In this artide, emphasis is focused particularly on our recent systematic work about the specific base-base interactions between the nucleic add analogs. Concerning the advances of other problems in related fields, particulariy the previous studies on the preparation and polymerization of a series of compounds having pendant nucleic add bases, as well as their biomimetic significance and application, reviews have been given1-5), and these should be referred to also in connection with this article. 

Electrophilic substitution Nucleophilic addition and substitution Nucleophilic displacement of nitro groups Jackson-Meisenheimer reaction and complexes Practical significance and application of Jackson-Meisenheimer reaction Reaction potential map(RPM)... 

Practical Significance and Application of Jackson-Meisenheimer Reaction... 

Murray JS, Politzer P. Average local ionization energies significance and applications. In Parkanyi C, ed. Theoretical Organic Chemistry. Amsterdam Elsevier, 1998 189-202. 

Average Local Ionization Energies Significance and Applications... 

Practical significance and application of Jackson-Meisenheimer reaction Reaction potential map (RPM)... 

A final step in hazard characterization leading to setting the ADI is for the regulatory authority to reflect on the significance and applicability of those responses revealed in high-dose-rate toxicology studies to the circumstance of... 

Rosado, J.L. and Mimiaga, C., Lactose-free formula products available in Mexico. Their significance and applications. Revista De Investigacion Clinica-, Organo Del Hospital De Enfermedades De La Nutricion, 48, 67,1996. 

Two things that should be remembered about all statistics, and especially failure statistics, are statistical significance and applicability. The more data we have, the more certain we are that the statistics have meaning. That measure has been fully developed and is called statistical significance. With little data, one cannot be sure about the accuracy of the result. 

Elsevier Science Publishers BV, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1998, pp. 189-202. Average Local Ionization Energies Significance and Applications. 

O Connell JE, Fox PF (2001) Significance and applications of phenolic compounds in the production and quality of milk and dairy products a review. Int Dairy J 11 103-120... 

Data originally from Reed, R.P. 1992. Absolute Seebeck thermoelectric characteristics—princi pies, significance, and applications. Temperature, Its Measurement and Control in Scietwe ami Industry, American Institute of Physics, 6(2) 503—508. 

Maf6 S, PeUicer J, Aguilella VM (1986) The Goldman constant field assumption significance and applicability conditions. Ber Bunsenges Phys Chem 90 476 79... 

The following expressions have been used to establish criteria for spontaneous change AS,oi, j, y, > 0 and AG < 0. Discuss the origin, significance, and applicability of each criterion. 

One of the most frequently used physico-chemical descriptors of similarity is the logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (log P, or log Kq, ) and its significance and application is well documented (Hansch and Leo 1979). While it has been recognized that any reliable prediction can only be made within a congeneric series of compounds (Rekker 1985), the a priori definition of congenericity is still problematic in many cases. Consequently, many QSAR equations are limited to very narrowly defined sets of substances and cannot be generalized. 

The Electron Localization Function (ELF) has been proposed by Becke and Edgecombe [10] and first applied to chemical bonding by Savin et al. [11] and Silvi and Savin [12], It gives us information about the region of the space where it is more probable to find an electron or a localized electron pair. It depends only on the density, and it can be in fact extracted from experimental measurements [13]. Some thorough reviews of its significance and applications can be found in the literature [9,11,14,15]. 

It is, in fact, with the use and understanding of reversible electrochemical cells that many people see for the first time the significance and applicability of thermodynamic principles. Here thermodynamics may be seen to apply to tangible practical situations. 

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