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Spectroscopic and Other Properties

Mention is made of those papers in which data are interpreted in terms of the electronic structure of the functional groups, their chemical properties, or their conformational behaviour data compilations are excluded. [Pg.2]

Dipole Mcmmits.—Ccxiformations of arene thiolsulphonates ArSS02Ar and the corresponding thiolsulphinates are similar to that of a disulphide (1) or a sulphinate in its preferred synclinal conformation the stereo- [Pg.3]

Thiolsulphinate one oxygen in place of lone pair on one sulphur atom Thiolsulphonate two oxygen atoms in place of two lone pairs on me sulphur atom [Pg.3]


H 72.8, O 141.0 and I 295.2 kJ mol . Consistent with this the compound CsAu has many salt-like rather than alloy-like properties and, when fused, behaves much like other molten salts. Similarly when Au is dissolved in solutions of Cs, Rb or K in liquid ammonia, the spectroscopic and other properties are best interpreted in terms of the solvated Au ion (d °s ) analogous to a halide ion (s p ). [Pg.1177]

Cornwell effect, 18 206, 207 correlations with spectroscopic and other properties, 22 230, 231... [Pg.210]

Complex Colour M.p. CC) VOsN (cm VOsO ) Spectroscopic and other properties... [Pg.558]

Complex Colour vJOsO ) (cm- ) v/Os02) (cm ) (Os02) (cm ) Spectroscopic and other propertied... [Pg.582]

Usha and Wittebort (1989) studied the NMR of crystalline cram-bin. At 140 K the protein hydrate is stationary, with t = 1 msec. Above 200 K changes in the signal with temperature are consistent with a glass transition or melting of the hydration water. This broad transition parallels closely the changes with temperature found for the heat capacity, Mossbauer spectroscopic, and other properties of hydrated protein crystals. At room temperature no more than 12 water molecules are orien-tationally ordered. The average rotational correlation time of the hydration water is about 40 times longer than that for bulk water. [Pg.74]

We will restrict the further considerations to the case, where only one product in the expansion of the total wave function is relevant. Instead of the MCTDSCF approximation the solution is approximated by a single product function wherein these functions are determined in a self consistent way (time dependent SCF approximation, TDSCF). The situation is similar to that where there are several electronic degrees of freedom for a molecule, but where it has been demonstrated that the a batic Bom-Oppenheimer approximation works substantially well for the description of most spectroscopic and other properties of molecules. [Pg.132]

Current wisdom can be summarized in the flow chart of Fig. 3. More specifically, the CIO radical is involved in several possible kinetic mechanisms linking global release of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) to the Antarctic ozone loss during each austral spring (18). An accurate characterization of the spectroscopic and other properties of CIO is therefore vital, not least as a prelude to tracing the crucial correlation between CFCs, CIO, and 0 j. CIO is short-lived at the high molecular concentrations characteristic of the condensed phases but can be generated at low pressures in the gas phase, for example by the action of... [Pg.109]

Adducts of TiX4. All the halides form adducts, which may be of the type TiX4L or TiX4L2. They are normally crystalline solids often soluble in organic solvents, so that their spectroscopic and other properties have been well studied.5 With certain donors such as R3P or R3As, very sparingly soluble adducts may be formed tetrahydrofuran is especially strongly coordinated. [Pg.812]

Characterize To conclusively identify a compound by the measurement of its physical, spectroscopic, and other properties. [Pg.665]

Probably hundreds of individual binary, ternary, and more complex compounds have been synthesized in solution, in the solid state (through decomposition or sintering) and in melts the compounds have been characterized by spectroscopic and thermal techniques, and now are being studied increasingly by single-crystal X-ray diffraction methods. The first crystal structures of the binary and ternary compounds were determined in the 1960 s and 1970 s, respectively, but already well over 50 structural determinations have now been published. Attempts have been made to correlate the structmes with spectroscopic and other properties. [Pg.160]


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