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The effects of exposure of organic solids to particular solvents such as pyridine on their conformational stability can also be Interpreted In terms of the structural features discussed above. How small nucleophilic molecules disrupt Inter- and Intramolecular polar Interactions In coals thereby relaxing the structural matrix and allowing further solvent penetration has been extensively discussed by Peppas (e.g. 11,12), Larsen (1,13) and Marzec (14-16) and their colleagues. Indeed the extent to which exposure to a polar solvent such as pyridine destabilizes a material s molecular structure Is a measure of the extent to which the stability of the material depends on polar Interactions. 

Quantitative theories for the chemical shift and nuclear spin-spin interaction were developed by Ramsey (113) soon after the experimental discoveries of the effects. Unfortunately the complete treatments of these effects involve rather detailed knowledge of the electronic structures of molecules and require evaluation of matrix elements of the orbital angular momentum between ground and excited electronic states. These matrix elements depend sensitively on the behavior of the wave function near... 

The nonlinear interaction of light with matter is useful both as an optical method for generating new radiation fields and as a spectroscopic means for probing the quantum-mechanical structure of molecules [1-5]. Light-matter interactions can be formally classified [5,6] as either active or passive processes and for electric field based interactions with ordinary molecules (electric dipole approximation), both may be described in terms of the familiar nonlinear electrical susceptibilities. The nonlinear electrical susceptibility represents the material response to incident CW radiation and its microscopic quantum-mechanical formalism can be found directly by diagrammatic techniques based on the perturbative density matrix approach including dephasing effects in their fast-modulation limit [7]. Since time-independent (DC) fields can only induce a... 

These findings indicate general difficulties in interpreting the results of flash photolysis experiments with UV-visible detection. First, no detailed structural information can be obtained. Second, minute traces of impurity in the solvent interfere strongly with the spectral behavior. It has now become clear that Cr(CO)5 (and other unsaturated carbonyls) are almost always complexed by solvent or matrix molecules or atoms. Even in a neon matrix there is some interaction to produce the species Ne- -Cr(CO)5. Naked Cr(CO)5 can be made in the gas phase, and by some rather cunning time-resolved solution experiments. Here, solvated Cr(CO)5 is formed by UV photolysis of Cr(CO)6, then the solvating molecule is removed by visible photolysis. Fast time-resolved spectroscopy allows the decay of the naked Cr(CO)5, as it resolvates, to be monitored. It is clear that this decay is extremely rapid. 

The nonlinear viscoelastic behavior of elastomers is usually related to their inner structure interaction, namely, the interaction between the matrix molecules, the interaction between the matrix molecules and fillers, and the interaction between the fillers. Of course, the effect of characteristics of the inner structure on the nonlinear viscoelastic behavior of elastomers cannot be ignored, since it is also related to portion of the energy dissipated during dynamic deformation. For instance, the filler parameters are important which influence the dynamic properties of rubber compounds, dynamic hysteresis in particular, as well as their temperature... 

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