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Chemical reactions in boundary lubrication are different from static reactions even if the reactive substances involved are the same. The temperature to activate a chemical reaction on rubbing surfaces is usually lower than that required in the static chemical process. Some believe this is because of the naked surfaces and structural defects created by the friction/wear process, which are chemically more active. Kajdas proposed a new concept that accumulations of stress and strain in friction contacts could cause emission of low-... 

Lewis appropriated Bohr s new atom to try to unify the physical and chemical atom. If the Bohr-Sommerfeld orbits are in fixed positions and orientations, "they may be used as the building stones of an atom which has an essentially static character." 17 Bohr s dynamic theory works for the chemist, Lewis wrote, if the "average" position of an electron in a Bohr-Sommerfeld orbit is taken to correspond to the fixed position of the electron in Lewis s static chemical model. The outermost shell of electrons constitutes the "valence" electrons, and the remaining electrons constitute the "kernel." 18... 

However, by the 1920s, as we have seen, a self-conscious use of electron theory in a dynamical interpretation of the old static chemical molecule recovered dynamical theoretical foundations for organic chemists in what became the disciplinary specialization of physical organic chemistry. The theory of electron valency and organic reaction mechanisms, in particular, the theory of mesomerism, developed as a new theoretical chemistry, a little prior to wave mechanics, along a largely independent track. 

The higher reactivity of the PVMI-Co(III) complex is attributed to the electrostatic domain of the polymer complex, as in the above PVP system. When the PVMI chain contracts, the charge density in the polymer domain increases and the reaction rate also increases. On the other hand, when the polymer chain expands, the electrostatic domain is weakened, which produces a fall in reactivity. These results confirm that the conformation of the polymer complex is closely related to the strength of its electrostatic domain and to the reaction rate. The effects of the polymer chain on reactivity are to be understood not only in terms of static chemical environment but also as dynamic effects which vary with the solution conditions, e.g. pH, ionic strength, solvent composition, temperature, and so on. 

By addressing issue 9 of how isoelectronic chemical reactivities enter the total energy of interaction of two disjoint, nonoverlapping systems [50], we show in Sect. 8 how contact can be made between chemical reactivities and the initial segment of, or portal to, the reaction pathway. As by-products, a clear definition of the chemical stimuli which couple to the reactivity indices, the chemical responses, and a clear definition of dynamic as well as static chemical reactivities emerge, resolving issues 7 and 8, respectively. 

However, there are few studies which predict such large chemical enhancements while several similar TDDFT studies on different molecules predict much lower enhancements [72-74]. For example, a study of pyridine complexed to a 20 atom Ag cluster by the same group predicted much lower enhancement factors. Factors on the order of 10 for the static chemical enhancement, 10 for charge transfer effects, and 10 for the electromagnetic contribution emphasized that the chemical enhancement is a much smaller contribution in general [72]. 

Lapping critical water quality indices in real time is necessary for the development and verification of realistic mathematical models of the ocean. The advent of automated chemical analyses and computer mapping (1-4) has made real-time mapping of static chemical properties a reality. But these static properties, for example, nutrient salts, chlorophyll, and salinity, are not sufficient to describe the state of a system, nor can they be used to predict the recovery of a perturbed system. The dynamic properties, especially those that control the remineralization and oxidation of organic matter to CO2 and NO3, namely oxygen consumption, denitrification, and nitrification, must be measured (5-8). These processes are... 

AR-Al, AR-8, Antistatic chemical concentrate, Rogers Anti-Static Chemicals... 

Laboratory Corrosion Testing of Metals in Static Chemical Cleaning Solutions at Temperatures Below 93°C(200 F)... 

New Herix Anti-Fog— has de-fogging and de-staticizing chemicals acting together so that one application on glass or plastic surfaces repels fog, mist, moisture condensation as well as dust particles. It is, of course, non-fl2umnable, also EPA registered. 

Table 8.2 The enhanced rates of Intensities of Raman spectra by static chemical (Gjc), CT (Gcr], and intracluster excitation [G/f] enhancements. The vibrational modes a-e can be seen from Fig. 4 in Ref [17]...

Life itself is under kinetic control. Unlike the static chemical systems discussed here, this control is dynamic, in that energy input is required to maintain the continuance of replication, metabolism, supply of heat, etc. You can picture this situation as that of a running engine, which will appear stable until you turn off the power. Similarly, life (as allegorized by the tropical fish tank in the photo) ends when the supply of oxygen or nutrients is cut off and the body is allowed to reach thermodynamic equilibrium by decay. 

In a combined experiment and simulation study, Edwards et al. studied the mechanism of chemical epitaxy in a thin lamellar PS- -PMMA on a striped surface pattern. Microphase separation was observed to initiate at the patterned surface and propagate upward through the film. This is a common mechanism observed in subsequent studies, the static chemical prepattem is a pre-nudeated origin for subsequent coarsening of the block copolymer phase separation. 

NMR studies of the motions of the aromatic amino acids of the fd bacteriophage protein were made, and the results are shown in Fig. 8.12. The experimental spectrum fits the calculated flip-averaged spectrum better than it fits the rotationally averaged spectrum. Therefore the rings are executing 180 flips in less than 1 ns, and probably in less than 0.01 ns. Additionally, the experimental spectrum is narrower than expected from the static chemical-shift tensor, and so additional molecular motion of the main chain is also involved. 

McLain, A. G. Rao, C. S. R. (1976). A Hybrid Computer Program for Rapidly Solving Flowing or Static Chemical Kinetic Problems Involving Many Chemical Species, NASA TM-X-3403. 

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