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Solvent rotation

Figure 9. Normalized rotational (top) and translational (bottom) components of the solvation velocity TCFs for C153 in acetonitrile (left) and CO2 (right). Also shown are the pure solvent rotational and translational velocity autocorrelations, pygt (i) and (0 ... Figure 9. Normalized rotational (top) and translational (bottom) components of the solvation velocity TCFs for C153 in acetonitrile (left) and CO2 (right). Also shown are the pure solvent rotational and translational velocity autocorrelations, pygt (i) and (0 ...
The deposition of thin solid polymer films by the SCO process is illustrated in Figure 1. A fixed volume of a viscous solution of the polymer to be deposited is placed on a flat substrate, such as a silicon wafer, and then rapidly rotated. Depending on the solvent volatility from the solution and such parameters as initial volume of solution, initial concentration of solids, the substrate temperature relative to the boiling point of the solvent, rotational speed, and spinning duration, a wet or dry polymer film results. [Pg.262]

Correspondingly, NMR studies of the rate at which CH4 tumbles in mixtures of nonaqueous solvents with water show that it is moving approximately ten times faster than the solvent rotation i.e., it moves independently of the solvent and thus acts hydrophobically. [Pg.178]

As regards solvent effects, it seems likely that in nonpolar solvents, rotation around the central bond in the Smiles rearrangement product will be retarded by intramolecular bounding of the lithium cation by SO2 and the benzothiazolyl group. [Pg.217]

L/S Pressure Centrifugal (Equipment) Ceramic Solvent Rotating... [Pg.286]

The same authors presented an MD study of the molecular dipole moment and a net charge for [C4mim]+ combined with BFJ, [DCA] and the trifluoromethyl-acetate [89], In contrast to a solution of simple ions in a (non)polar solvent, rotational and translational effects were found to play a role. The theoretical framework necessary to compute the conductivity spectrum and its low frequency limit of ILs was newly developed. Merging these computed conductivity spectra with previous simulation results on the dielectric spectra resulted in the spectrum of the generalized dielectric constant [89], It was calculated for the three ILs over six orders of magnitude in frequency ranging from 10 MHz to 50 THz [89],... [Pg.235]

The fluorescence polarization has been observed for the FM and FE bands of pyrene adsorbed on silica gel (9). The excimer fluorescence of pyrene is completely depolarized even in viscous solvents. Rotational diffusion is involved in the process of excimer formation in solutions. The degree of polarization P for the FE fluorescence of adsorbed pyrene has non-zero positive... [Pg.91]

The VTST method also allows one to determine the dynamical source of the friction and its range. It was found that the largest contribution comes from solvent translational modes, solvent rotational modes have a small effect, solvent stretch modes can be com-... [Pg.645]

Compound Method Solvent % Yield Chromatography CCD Recrys. Sol. M.P. °C C ]d Solvent Rotation Elect. Other Ref. [Pg.41]


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