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TABLE 1.10 Retained Trivial Names of Alcohols and Phenols with Structures (Continued)... [Pg.25]

Surface preparation of the core foil was originally simple acid etching. As the importance of durable surface treatments became known, a more stable chemical conversion coating with an organic primer-like coating became standard. Still, water ingression into honeycomb structure continued to cause the occasional... [Pg.1155]

The utility and importance of multi-layer device structures was demonstrated in the first report of oiganic molecular LEDs [7]. Since then, their use has been widespread in both organic molecular and polymer LEDs [45, 46], The details of the operating principles of many multi-layer structures continue to be investigated [47—49], The relative importance of charge carrier blocking versus improved carrier transport of the additional, non-luminescent layers is often unclear. The dramatic improvements in diode performance and, in many cases, device lifetime make a detailed understanding of multi-layer device physics essential. [Pg.191]

One-electron pictures of molecular electronic structure continue to inform interpretations of structure and spectra. These models are the successors of qualitative valence theories that attempt to impose patterns on chemical data and to stimulate experimental tests of predictions. Therefore, in formulating a one-electron theory of chemical bonding, it is desirable to retain the following conceptual advantages. [Pg.34]

In random structures, stoichiometry need not be exact and adventitious ions can be incorporated without causing disruption. Bonds are not highly directed, and neighbouring regions of precipitation, formed around different nuclei, can be accommodated within the structure. Continuous networks can be formed rapidly. Thus, random structures are conducive to cement formation and, in fact, most AB cements are essentially amorphous. Indeed, it often appears that the development of crystallinity is detrimental to cement formation. [Pg.8]

Since in aqueous solutions the cyclic form of monosaccharides is in equilibrium with their corresponding open forms, the a and P structures continually interconvert. At equilibrium, one form usually predominates. For instance, glucose dissolved in water consists of about a 2 1... [Pg.38]

The synthesis of catalytic photocathodes for H2 evolution provides evidence that deliberate surface modification can significantly improve the overall efficiency. However, the synthesis of rugged, very active catalytic surfaces remains a challenge. The results so far establish that it is possible, by rational means, to synthesize a desired photosensitive interface and to prove the gross structure. Continued improvements in photoelectrochemical H2 evolution efficiently can be expected, while new surface catalysts are needed for N2 and CO2 reduction processes. [Pg.80]

Abstract. Twenty years after they were first introduced, quantum wavefunctions scarred on classically unstable structures continue to appear in new and surprising contexts. Starting from the photoelectric effect in ultra-strong fields, the manuscript briefly reviews some of these and suggests a motivation for a more general understanding of this quantum phenomenon. [Pg.40]

X-ray crystallographic structures of the enzyme nitrogenase first became available in 1992 with refinements of the structures continuing to the present time. As of this... [Pg.83]

On the other hand, if ysw Yew. the precipitate tends to form a structurally continuous coating on the substrate grain. The interfacial energy (Eq. 6.16) may even become negative and the activation barrier vanishes. An example reflecting this condition is the growth of amorphous silica on the surface of quartz (Wollast, 1974). [Pg.219]

The intercellular route is considered to be the predominantly used pathway in most cases, especially when steady-state conditions in the stratum corneum are reached. In case of intercellular absorption, substance transport occurs in the bilayer-structured, continuous, intercellular lipid domain within the stratum corneum. Although this pathway is very tortuous and therefore much longer in distance than the overall thickness of the stratum corneum, the intercellular route is considered to yield much faster absorption due to the high diffusion coefficient of most drugs within the lipid bilayer. Resulting from the bilayer structure, the intercellular pathway provides hydrophilic and lipophilic regions, allowing more hydrophilic substances to use the hydrophilic and more lipophilic substances to use the lipophilic route. In addition, it is possible to influence this pathway by certain excipients in the formulation. [Pg.7]

The global structure of Potll inhibitors is stabilized by disulfide bridges. The N-terminus features a coiled structure followed by two antiparallel /3-strands connected with a turn motif The second /3-strand is linked to the N-terminal region via a disulfide bond. After the second /3-strand the structure adopts an extended coiled loop that is attached to the N-terminal part through two disulfide bonds. This loop also contains the reactive site, which is positioned between the two disulfide bridges. The structure continues with a third /3-strand... [Pg.274]

Crystal structure (continued) longilene peroxide, 136 peracids, 125-7 peresters, 127-8, 138, 139 urea-hydrogen peroxide, 98, 99 see also Structure... [Pg.1452]

The results that CS planes (which eliminate anion vacancies in supersaturation by shearing and collapsing the lattice) are detrimental to catalysis are also consistent with me fact mat if the catalyst structure continues to collapse to form CS planes, after a period of time me catalyst is no longer an efficient oxidation catalyst. An efficient catalyst is essential for prolonged catalytic activity. This has led to me discovery of a novel glide shear mechanism (Gai et al 1995, Gai 1997). The role of mis mechanism in mixed-metal practical (commercial) catalysts will be examined when we discuss butane oxidation technology. [Pg.99]

The electrical conductivity of two-phase, incompatible polymer blends containing carbon black has been shown to depend on the relative affinity of the conductive particles to each of the polymer components in the blend, the concentration of carbon black in the filler-rich phase, and the structural continuity of this phase [82]. Hence, by judicious manipulation of the phase microstructure, these three-phase filled composites can exhibit double percolation behaviour. [Pg.180]


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Actinides continued structure

Antibodies, continued structure

Atmospheric corrosion continued structures

Cambridge Structural Database continued)

Carbenes—continued structure

Carbocations, continued structure

Carbon-filled polymer blends with triple-continuous structure

Carboxylic acids [continued) structure

Cast iron continued structure

Cathodic protection continued structure/electrolyte potentials

Cathodic protection continued structures applicable

Cathodic protection continued structures protected

Chain structure continued

Chain structure continued chains, estimating

Co-continuous structure

Coal (continued structure

Continuous semicrystalline structure

Continuous solid body structure deformation

Continuous structure

Continuous structure

Copper (continued electronic structure

Crystal structure continued)

Database continued) structure calculation

Dynamics of Vibrating Structures (Continuous and Discrete or Point)

Fibre (continued structure

Figures—continued Photographs, Structures

Grand canonical ensembles osmotic pressure and structure of continuous chains

Indole continued structure

Innovation (continued structure, technological

Layered structures continued)

Layered structures continued) materials

Lewis Structures Continued

Metals continued structure

Nickel continued structure

Photoisomerization continued structure

Polycarbonates—continued structure and properties

Polymer (continued surfactant structure

Polymer nanocomposites continuous structures

Polymers with Spatially Graded Continuous Structures

Proteins - continued structure

Pyridine continued structure

Pyrroles continued structure

Quinoline continued structure

Radicals continued structure

Ribosomes, continued structure

Sandwich structures continued

Sandwich structures continued stiffnesses

Steels continued in buildings and structures

Steels continued structural

Structure [continued) silicate glasses

Structure studies continued

Structure studies continued tungsten with

Structure-function relationship continued)

Structure-property relationships continuous models

Structuring the Continuing Care Plan

Tables—continued structures

Thallium (continued structure

Thioether continued) structure

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