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Small’s relationship

The 8 value of a polymer may also be calculated from Small s relationship, in which 2G is equal to the summation of the molar attraction constants of the individual repeating units constituting the polymer ... [Pg.96]

The principal cathodic reaction on the upper surface of the membrane is the reduction of Cu " that is formed by the reaction of Cu with dissolved oxygen in the water these Cu ions are provided partly from the diffusion through the pores in the oxide membrane from within the pit and partly from those produced by cathodic reduction (equation 1.154). Lucey s theory thus rejects the conventional large cathode small anode relationship that is invoked to explain localised attack, and this concept of an electronically conducting membrane has also been used by Evans to explain localised attack on steel due to a discontinuous film of magnetite. [Pg.187]

Equations convey a lot of information concisely, but to get a deep sense for what an equation means, it is helpful to use it in a calculation. This is especially true with Einstein s relationship = mc, where some numbers are huge and others are amazingly small. [Pg.40]

Kerlin P, Zinsmeister A, Phillips S Relationship of motility to flow of contents in the human small intestine. Gastroenterology 1982 82 701-706. [Pg.20]

Another and rather tricky approach for analyzing such spectra is described in detail by Wodick and Ltibbers (29a.).It should be pointed out, however, that in general both methods require the applicability of Beer s law, which is usually absent in ATR (29b). However, if the changes in the relative concentrations are sufficiently small, the relationship between absorptivity and concentration could be linearly approximated. Thus, within this linear range these methods can be used. [Pg.253]

Since all the r-proteins from both the large (L) and the small (S) ribosomal subunits of E. coli are sequenced and well characterized [106], homologous proteins from other organisms are named according to their E. coli counterpart. For example, proteins homologous to L23 of E. coli (Eco L23) will be called Sac L23 in Sulfolobus acidocaldarius, Hma L23 in Haloarcula marismortui and See L23 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. In Table 2 (below), we have used this nomenclature to identify any r-protein that, from its sequence similarity, was equivalent to a known E. coli r-protein. Proteins which have no counterparts in E. coli (or where the sequence similarity is too weak to identify the relationship) are listed by the numbers described in the original publications and a trivial name. These numbers usually refer to the mobility of the protein in a 2D polyacrylamide gel. For example, HS15 is a protein from the small ribosomal subunit of H. marismortui which has no counterpart in E. co/j [107]. [Pg.446]

In the homogeneous case, or when considering a sufficiently small elementary volume, the flow and current are directly proportional to the area of the channel (perpendicular to the flow) and indirectly proportional to the length (parallel to the flow). Thus relationship (2) defines the coefficient L21 in terms of material properties and parameters of the volume in question (area and length). It differs from Overbeek s relationship, where the length is omitted. Again, dimensional analysis of Eq. (2) yields expression (33). [Pg.330]

Wind, seismic and vibrational stresses and accumulated dead weight compression loadings primarily affect the axial stress and produce only a small effect as a result of Poisson s relationship on the circumferential stress. Therefore, the shell thickness of the upper portion of a tall vertical vessel designed to operate under either internal pressure or vacuum is determined by the circumferential stress. [Pg.112]

Data from Polymer Handbook third edition using van Krevelen data if available, if not using Hoy s data or Small s data. Some literature using cal/cm. The relationship 1 MPa = 0.489 (cal/cm ). ... [Pg.220]

Yale is another case in which a university developed particularly strong ties to one company. Yale s relationship to the Calco Chemical Company initially derived from the same shortage of reagent chemicals that prompted the University of Illinois and Kodak to respond. In its annual report of 1914-1915, Yale University proposed building a small unit plant, in which advanced students could simultaneously manufacture the scarce chemicals while gaining invaluable experience. Without stating matters too explicitly, the report s authors hinted that the department of chemistry lacked only a donor to provide the equipment. If the proposal could be realized, the production of reagents would lead to a closer cooperation with chemical industries, which at the time was... [Pg.234]

X rays. This result verified de Broglie s relationship, at least for electrons. Larger chunks of matter, such as balls, have such small wavelengths (see Sample Exercise 7.3) that they are impossible to verify experimentally. However, we believe that all matter obeys de Broglie s equation. [Pg.283]

Boltzmann s relationship states that the entropy of a system is proportional to the logarithm of the number of different ways, Q, the components (atoms or molecules) of that system can be rearranged without changing the state of the system (see Appendix 2.A). When the two components are small molecules comparable in size, they can fit interchangeably in space, visualized as a lattice arrangement. The relationship, usually derived in elementary physical chemistry texts, reduces in the ideal case (AH = 0 and AV = 0) to... [Pg.29]

For permeation of flavor, aroma, and solvent molecules another metric combination of units is more useful, namely, (kg-m)/(m -sPa). In this unit the permeant quantity has mass units. This is consistent with the common practice of describing these materials. Permeabihty values in these units often carry a cumbersome exponent hence, a modified unit, an MZU (10 ° kgm)/(m -s-Pa), is used herein. The conversion from this permeabihty unit to the preferred unit for small molecules depends on the molecular weight of the permeant. Equation 4 expresses the relationship where MW is the molecular weight of the permeant in daltons (g/mol). [Pg.487]


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