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Structural absorbance

N-Methyl-2-acetamidothiazole is representative of the 2-aminothiazole structure, absorbing at 1542 and 1648 cm its isomeric imino counterpart, 2-acetylimino-3-methyl-4-thiazoline (16), has only one band at 1588 cm . As all acetylated 2-aminothiazoles absorb at 1535 and 1650 cm their amino structure is clearly established (105. 121). [Pg.23]

Ap and As are the absorbances measured with p- and s-polarization, respectively, and A0 — (Ap + 2As)/3 is the structural absorbance spectrum that would be measured for an isotropic sample. The order parameter of the main chain can be determined using the Legendre addition theorem (Equation (24)). [Pg.307]

For oriented systems, the determination of molecular conformation is a complex problem because Raman spectra contain signals inherently due to both molecular conformation and orientation. To extract only the information relative to the conformation, one has to calculate a spectrum that is independent of orientation, in a similar way to the A0 structural absorbance of IR spectroscopy (Section 4). Frisk et al. [57] have shown that for a uniaxial sample aligned along the Z-axis, a spectrum independent of orientation (so-called isotropic spectrum), fso, can be calculated from the following linear combination of four polarized spectra [57]... [Pg.318]

The absorption of symmetrical disubstituted trans-alkenes or tetrasubstituted alkenes may be extremely weak or absent. The c/s-alkenes, which lack the symmetry of the trans structure, absorb more strongly than frans-alkenes. Internal double bonds generally absorb more weakly than terminal double bonds because of pseudosymmetry. [Pg.84]

The absorption frequency of the alkene bond in conjugation with a carbonyl group is lowered by about 30 cm-1 the intensity of absorption is increased. In s-cis structures, the alkene absorption may be as intense as that of the carbonyl group. s-Trans structures absorb more weakly than s-cis structures. [Pg.85]

The isolation of pyruvaldehyde enol ethers rather than glyceraldehyde structures during mild acidic hydrolysis may indicate that the latter structures are not stable in their free form but tend to lose water to produce pyruvaldehyde enol ether structures. Such structures may therefore be formed in lignin during technical processes carried out under mild acidic conditions such as the production of TMP. Pyruvaldehyde enol ether structures absorb UV-light above 300 nm and may thus contribute to the photo-yellowing process. Under conditions simulating the production of CTMP, on the other hand, it was previously shown that these types of structures are rapidly and completely eliminated presumably by sulfonation reactions (75). [Pg.140]

A system that contains heavy protoribosomes can avoid error catastrophes because high-molecular-weight structures absorb thermal noise, and are immune to a wide range of perturbations. This conclusion is based on a general engineering principle that Burks (1970) expressed in this way There exists a direct correlation between the size of an automaton - as measured roughly by number of components - and the accuracy of its function. In the case of protein synthesis, this means that, in order to be precise, ribosomes must be immune to thermal noise and must therefore be heavy. [Pg.147]

Structure absorbing in near-u.v. and blue -violei region... [Pg.520]

Sunscreen agent Class Structure Absorbance range (nm) Approved eoneentration... [Pg.460]

Circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy is widely used to determine the amount of a-helix, y3-pleated sheet, and random coil structures in a protein molecule. The principle of CD is based on the fact that asymmetrical structures absorb light in an asymmetrical manner. Natural light vibrates in all planes perpendicular to its direction of travel but its plane of polarization can be fixed to possess either left or right orientation. However, in circular polarization the direction of polarization rotates with the frequency of the light. If the rotation is clockwise, it is called right circularly polarized light and if counterclockwise it is called left circularly polarized light. [Pg.56]

This technique combines the features of the TEM (high resolution) and the SEM (surface scanning) to produce a superior instrument. The STEM can be used not only for imaging but also for analytical work since several scanning signals are collected simultaneously, the contrast is enhanced relative to the standard instruments. The high-resolution picture gives information on structure, absorbed species and depth. [Pg.72]

In polarization spectroscopy, the structural absorbance Aq is frequently calculated from the band intensities measured with radiation polarized perpendicular (AJ and parallel (A, respectively, by Equation 9.1 ... [Pg.322]

In order to monitor the transformation of the 11(a) into the I((5) modification, the structural absorbance of the 975 cm band (yt(CH2) +Vs(Cp2) vibration) A0975 has been used, because this band is characterishc for the 11(a) form [60]. While the 975 cm" absorption band completely disappears in the fihn sample that has been elongated to 400% strain at 100°C (Figure 9.28, top), this 11(a) phase-specific band is retained during elongation of a film at 150°C (Figure 9.28, bottom). [Pg.325]

Injuries. Injuries result when the energy from the laser is absorbed by various anatomical structures. The most vulnerable structure is the eye (Figure 6-E), but other structures, such as the skin, can also be affected. The wavelength of the laser radiation determines which structure absorbs the energy. The power density of the laser determines the damage level. [Pg.213]

Another important factor in the uptake rate is the open layered structure of MgCl2. The ammonia molecules can cleave the layers into chains as shown in Eig. 19.8 (Sprensen et al., 2008). Experimental support is found in the slow uptake of ammonia in CaCl2, where the structure is not layered, while transition metal chlorides, which all have layered structures, absorb ammonia quickly. [Pg.551]

Apart from the use of molecular reaction vessels, there is much promise for the use of solids prepared by Yaghi and others which are highly porous and serve as excellent host structures. The MOFs of composition Zn40(BDC)3 with a cubic three-dimensional extended porous structure absorbs hydrogen gas up to 4.5 wt %, that is, 17 hydrogen molecules/formula unit at 78 K and l.Owt % at room temperature and pressure of 20 bar, respectively. ... [Pg.5722]

Previous infrared studies indicate that proteins with a large amount of 3-sheet structure absorb near 1240 cm and those with a-helix stucture absorb near 1280 cm l (22,32). Absorbances for denatured albumin, reportedly containing random and 3-sheet conformations, are found at 1240 and 1260 cvT (22). These assignments correlate with the more studied Raman spectroscopy of the amide III region which has vibrations at 1230-1250 cm l for 3-sheet structure, at 1260-1290 cm for a-helix structure, and at 1240-1265 cm l for unstructured polypeptide (34,35). [Pg.335]


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