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Femtosecond photoelectron spectroscopy was employed to study the excitation of trons-stilbene above the isomerization reaction barrier [82]. Apart from the contribution, evidence of a second electronic state was found on the basis of two different transients measured across the photoelectron spectrum. Time-dependent density functional theory calculations on So, Si, S2, and Do, tt ether with simulations of the electron energy distribution, supported the experimental findings for selective photoelectron energies of the So, Si,... electronic states. The photoelectron spectra of trans-stilbene following the excitation with 266 nm laser pulses consisting of a pronounced three-peak structure were subjected to a substantia] broadening, due to the large number of closely spaced vibrational states involved in the excitation scheme. 

The BET specific surface area, mesopore volumes, and pore wall thickness of the calcined and water-treated samples are given in Table 3. BET surface area of the samples prepared with Cm surfactants were found to be less affected by hydrothermal treatment. When the samples synthesized without TPA+ subjected to hydrothermal treatment the sharp inflection in the isotherm became very broad indicating wide distribution of pores. In contrast, the mesopore distribution of the samples prepared with TPA was found to be less affected by hydrothermal treatment. For the samples prepared without TPA, the mesopore volume was found to decrease sharply and the pore diameter was broadened over a large range indicating loss of the mesopore structure. Addition of TPA was found to minimize the structural collapse and thereby helps to preserve the mesoporosity. 

The aim of the paper was to demonstrate the current state of research and development in the field of nanocelluloses on the basis of selected examples. The extraordinary supramolecular nanofiber network structure and the resulting valuable properties have led to a real challenge and extensive global activity. It is the intention of this work to broaden knowledge in this subject area... 

Another factor contributing to the asymmetry and breadth of absorption bands in crystal field spectra of transition metal ions is the dynamic Jahn-Teller effect, particularly for dissolved hexahydrated ions such as [Fe(H20)6]2+ and [Ti(H20)6]3+, which are not subjected to static distortions of a crystal structure. The degeneracies of the excited 5Eg and 2Eg crystal field states of Fe2+ and Ti3+, respectively, are resolved into two levels during the lifetime of the electronic transition. This is too short to induce static distortion of the ligand environment even when the cations occupy regular octahedral sites as in the periclase structure. A dual electronic transition to the resolved energy levels of the Eg excited states causes asymmetry and contributes to the broadened absorption bands in spectra of most Ti(m) and Fe(II) compounds and minerals (cf. figs 3.1,3.2 and 5.2). 

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It should be noted that the CHj group and the nitrogen-bound carbon atom of the carbazole moiety ue subject to the same effect, arising from the dipolar coupling to the quadrupolar N nucleus. In this case, however, since the quadrupole coupling constant is much smaller than for the bromine isotopes (2.16 MHz for N-methyl pyrrole (29)) the interaction is much weaker and manifests itself only as a moderate broadening of the peaks with some ill-resolved structure. For these asymmetric resonances, the chemical shifts were measured at the center of gravity. 

The TEM picture of one of our typical san jles reported in Fig. 2 confirms the wormhole-like structure of our materials and its adherence to MSU (or DWM) family. If the heating temperature is increased to 80 or 100°C (dififractograms are not reported), no peak is detected any more after 2 days of hydrothermal treatment. This results from the fact that, as will be discussed further, the pore size distributions are very likely to broaden and to become more or less inhomogeneous for the higher tenqjeratures. The regular size of the channels could then be partly lost. It should be noted that for the sample which has not been subjected to a hydrothermal treatment, one reflection located at 7.5 nm (Fig. la) is present on the XRD pattern. So, when tetramethoxysilane is added to the prepared micellar solution and pH is adjusted, the condensation and polymerization... 

A number of lysozymes and lysozyme-inhibitor complexes have been resolved 24) and have provided the most detailed glimpse of molecular events in glycosi-dase bond cleavage. General structure features of lysozyme were described in Section II,A a very limited number of other glycosidase structures have been resolved, but several nonglycosidase carbohydrate-binding proteins have been reported, which broadens the base for comparison of structure motifs. Quiocho has presented an excellent review on this subject 284). 

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