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The absorption and emission eases ean be eombined into a single net expression for the rate of photon absorption by reeognizing that the latter proeess leads to photon produetion, and thus must be entered with a negative sign. The resultant expression for the net rate of decrease of photons is ... 

The spht net response may also appear if square-wave voltammogram of irreversible electrode reaction (1.1) is recorded starting from low potential, at which the reduction is diffusion controlled [22,23]. This is shown in Fig. 2.16b. If the starting potential is 0.3 V vs. E, a single net peak appears and the backward component of the response does not indicate the re-oxidation of the product (see Fig. 2.16a). If the reverse scan is applied (i st = —0.8 V, Fig. 2.16b), the forward, mainly oxidative component is in maximum at 0.190 V, while the backward, partly reductive... 

The mixed cmc behavior of these (and many other) mixed surfactant systems can be adequately described by a nonideal mixed micelle model based on the psuedo-phase separation approach and a regular solution approximation with a single net interaction parameter B. However, the heats of micellar mixing measured by calorimetry show that the assumptions of the regular solution approximation do not hold for the systems investigated in this paper. This suggests that in these cases the net interaction parameter in the nonideal mixed micelle model should be interpreted as an excess free energy parameter. 

In conclusion, a generalized nonideal mixed monolayer model is presented which uses a single net interaction parameter to model nonideal interactions in binary micellar systems, and depends only on experimental information that is readily available from surface tension measurements used to obtain erne s. The form of this simplified model is designed to allow for future generalization to multiple components, other interfaces and the treatment of contact angles. 

Figure 32. (a) A simple 6-connected 3D net (4V) formed by linking nodes with trigonal prismatic geometry. A single net in [Eu Ag(CN)2 3(H20)3] has this topology, (b) Three nets of the type shown in (a) that interpenetrate in [Eu Ag(CN)2 3(H20>3]. Circles represent Eu. Linear connections represent EuNCAgCNEu links (shown in full in the central net). 

Then, the step may be reduced to a single net rate constant k x, as above, given by... 

The crystals of M[Be2N2] (M = Mg, Ca, Sr) are composed of complex anion layers with covalent bonds between Be and N atoms. For example, Mg[Be2N2] contains puckered six-membered rings in the chair conformation. These rings are condensed into single nets and are further connected to form double layers,... 

Figure 2 is a system that cannot be partitioned and consists of a single net. While net A in Figure 1 can be solved first to determine S004 and then net... 

Miller indices of a crystal face or a single net plane are enclosed in parentheses. (123) or (hkl) is a plane or set of planes that describe crystal faces (h hjh ) is a single net plane. 

Figure 6 A single LaPtSi-type net from the crystal structure of 6. Five more nets interpenetrate to fillthe void space created in a single net.

The second polymorph, polymorph B, can be considered as homeotypic with CaCuP (AlB2-type) structure. The structure consists of undulating hexagonal sheets. Five such nets interpenetrate to file the void space in a single net. see Venkataraman, D. Lee, S. Moore, J. S. Zhang, P. Hirsch, K. A. Gardner, G. B. Covey, A. C. Prentice, C. L. Submitted for publication to Chemistry of Materials. 

EA. Single nets of tetrahedra with 4-, 5-, (6-), and 8-membered rings 9.EB. Double nets with 4- and 6-membered rings... 

EE Single nets with 6-membered rings, connected by etc. 

Nomenclature for Single Nets Schlafli and Vertex Symbols... 

Class II (Non-translational) The individual nets are related by means of space group symmetry elements, mainly inversion centers, but also proper rotational axes, screw axes and glide planes. The degree of interpenetration Z corresponds to the non-translational degree Zn, i.e. the order of the symmetry element that generates the interpenetrated array from the single net. In almost all cases Zn is 2, but a few examples with Zn up to 4 are known. 

A further improvement of the efficiency can be gathered by using linear detectors. Instead of the pole figure of a single net plane, the pole figures of a continuous... 

If a large ensemble of an NMR-active nuclide (e.g., H) experience the same chemical environment, solvent, temperature, pressure, concentration, and field(s), they form a single net magnetization that, when excited with RF, generates a resonance (peak) in the spectrum with a particular chemical shift. For example, all the H s in chloroform generate a resonance with a shift of 7.27 ppm relative to the resonance of the H s in TMS. 

Any general CS has associated with it four streams, namely two inlet and two outlet streams, as shown in Figure 3.3. In order to reduce these streams and thus simplify and generalize any calculations associated with a CS, a single net flow stream (A) along with the CMO assumption was defined in Section 3.3.3. While A is not an actual stream that exists in the CS, it provides essential information about the resulting direction of the overall material movement in a CS. However, like any stream, both a flow and composition are required to fully define it. Thus, by definition, Xa is the composition of the net flow stream. Each entry in the Xa vector is found by calculating the difference between the vapor flowrate of a particular species and the liquid flowrate of the same species. 

The network approach to understanding solid-state structures has been an important factor in the development of crystal engineering. " In many cases, however, a structure contains not a single net, but rather multiple uets that iuter-penetrate, particularly if a single net would result iu au open framework structure. Indeed, a driving force for the formation of interpenetrating structures is the desire to maximize the packing efficiency of any solid. 

Trigonal coordination around the metal ion can also lead to srs nets, such as in [Ag2(bis(phenylthio)methane)3](C104)2, shown in Figure 5.4 [16]. Two things are noteworthy about this latter structure it is formed by a single net, thus has no interpenetration, and it is formed by achiral molecular building blocks. We will return to the srs net in the interpenetration chapter as well as when we discuss 3D nets as specific synthetic targets in Chapter 12. 

There are several known examples, hydrogen bonded or coordination ptilymers, of this net in the literature, interpenetrating [8,15,16J and single nets [17,18] although only a few of them fully assigned. A recent example is a... 

The large voids formed by some single nets are seldom empty. Besides solvent molecules and counter ions, these voids can be filled with one or more additional nets. To be classified as interpenetrating, these nets should not be able to separate without breaking any bonds. Self-penetration on the other hand is a topological property of a single net (see for example section 6.2.1) and not dealt with in this chapter. 

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