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In other words, if a sufficient excess of reagent is to be maintained throughout the whole sample zone (say at least fivefold stoichiometric excess), and if the original sample and reagent concentrations are equal, then medium dispersion at must be obtained by the means outlined in the previous section. If sensitivity of measurement is to be increased  

For FIA titrations (cf. Section 2.4.4) where equivalence is sought [10, 1124] between the reagent (titrant) and analyte (sample), an element of the dispersed sample zone must be located where Cs = Cr. Therefore, the equivalence condition will be that expressed by Eq. (2.16), and if the reagent concentration C% is kept constant while the concentration of the injected samples is increased, then, for the equivalence to be maintained, Ds at the equivalence point must increase, which will be observed as an increase of the horizontal distance between the equivalence points (Section 2.4.4). 

To conclude, the concentration gradients of sample and reagent in a single-line system are mirror images of each other, and if the D value approaches 1, a lack of reagent in the core of the sample zone will occur. This is why two-line manifolds have been designed [3, 10, 20, 153], they avoid the formation of double peaks. It will be shown, however, that double peaks may be exploited in several novel ways as a source of additional information on analyte composition (cf. Sections 2.4.4 and 2.5). 

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STM has not as yet proved to be easily applicable to the area of ultrafast surface phenomena. Nevertheless, some success has been achieved in the direct observation of dynamic processes with a larger timescale. Kitamura et al [23], using a high-temperature STM to scan single lines repeatedly and to display the results as a time-ver.sn.s-position pseudoimage, were able to follow the difflision of atomic-scale vacancies on a heated Si(OOl) surface in real time. They were able to show that vacancy diffusion proceeds exclusively in one dimension, along the dimer row. 

The dichromate ion has the following geometrical structure (single lines not necessary implying single bonds) ... 

Fig. 1. Structure adapted hierarchical description of Coulomb interactions in biological macromolecules. Filled circles (level 0) represent atoms, structural units (li vel 1) are surrounded by a single-line border, and clusters (level 2) are surrounded by a double-line border.

Records in this category make multiple appearances as single lines without continuation and they ai c used to form lists (of atoms, hydrogen bonds, etc.) Tire two most frequently used records belonging to this category, namely ATOM and CON-ECT, arc presented and discussed in more detail later. 

By eonvention, the two vertieal lines that toueh when < T is plaeed against T > are merged into a single line in this notation. 

The array need not consist simply of one line of elements there can be several such lines, one above the other. The single line is discussed here for the sake of simplicity. 

Derivation of an energy level diagram shows that it consists of two sets of energy levels, one corresponding to the single lines and the other to the double lines, and that no transitions between the two sets of levels are observed. For this reason it was suggested that helium exists in two separate forms. In 1925 it became clear that, when account is taken of electron spin, the two forms are really singlet helium and triplet helium. 

Two newer areas of implantation have been receiving attention and development. Focused ion beams have been iavestigated to adow very fine control of implantation dimensions. The beams are focused to spot sizes down to 10 nm, and are used to create single lines of ion-implanted patterns without needing to create or use a mask. Although this method has many attractive features, it is hampered by the fact that the patterning is sequential rather than simultaneous, and only one wafer rather than many can be processed at any one time. This limits the production appHcations of the technique. 

Microwave spectroscopy is used for studyiag free radicals and ia gas analysis (30). Much laboratory work has been devoted to molecules of astrophysical iaterest (31). The technique is highly sensitive 10 mole may suffice for a spectmm. At microwave resolution, frequencies are so specific that a single line can unambiguously identify a component of a gas mixture. Tabulations of microwave transitions are available (32,33). Remote atmospheric sensing (34) is illustrated by the analysis of trace CIO, O, HO2, HCN, and N2O at the part per trillion level ia the stratosphere, usiag a ground-based millimeter-wave superheterodyne receiver at 260—280 GH2 (35). 

Frequency-Modulation Spectroscopy. Frequency-modulation spectroscopy (tins) is a high sensitivity null-background infrared technique for measuring absorbances down to 10 with fast acquisition speeds. Fms involves frequency-modulating a laser source at COq to produce a carrier frequency having sidebands at cJq where is an integral multiple of the modulation frequency. Dye lasers and many other single-line sources can... 

Figure 6.28(b) Single line block diagram showing cascade connections of motors on a variable voltage common bus, using a VSI... 

The power circuit single-line diagram is show n in Figure 13.50. The following are the controls and protections that may be genertilly required for such a plant. 

Figure 13.50 Single line power diagram for a typical air conditioning plant...

Figure A13.9 Single-line painting process for a powder system...

Table 14.4 Computation of heat losses (or temperature rise test (single-line diagram, Figure 14.1)...

Figure 14.1 Single-line diagram for an assembly under a heat run test...

Consider a system shown in the single-line diagram of Figure 23.35, where total load on MCC-1 as in the single-line diagram of Figure 23.36 is... 

Figure 23.35 Single-line diagram for an industrial load...

For simplicity, we have shown an expansion wave in which the pressure is linearly decreasing with time. This, in general, is not the case. The release behavior depends on the equation of state of the material, and its structure can be quite complicated. There are even conditions under which a rarefaction shock can form (see Problems, Section 2.20 Barker and Hollenbach, 1970). In practice, there are many circumstances where the expansion wave does not propagate far enough to fan out significantly, and can be drawn as a single line in the x t diagram. 

Figure 21-9 is a stability wind rose that indicates Pasquill stability class frequencies for each direction. For this location, the various stabilities seem to be nearly a set proportion of the frequency for that direction the larger the total frequency for that direction, the greater the frequency for each stability. Since the frequencies of A and B stabilities are quite small (0.72% for A and 4.92% for all three unstable classes (A, B, and C) are added together and indicated by the single line. 

Operating Costs. The operating costs, as developed in the previous section, can be presented as a single line item in the economics form or broken down into several items. 

Aliead of this section is the EMI Alter. The design of the single-line dc Alter inductor is found in Section 3.5.7. This inductor has a relatively high value of dc current flowing through it and wants to isolate the high frequency switching noise from the input power bus. 

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