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Surface generation

This occurs whcti two dissimilar metals in an electrolyte have a tnelallic tie between them. There is a How of electricity between the anodic and cathodic metal surfaces, generated by the local cells set between dissimilar mentis. One metal becomes an anode and the other a cathode and causes an anodic reactioti w hieh represents acquisition of charges by the corroding melal. The anode corrodes tind protects the cathode, as current flows through the electrolyte between them. [Pg.702]

FIG. 1 Profiles of the heterogeneous surface generated by the procedure of Bakaev and Steele [81]. Each profile (except the upper one) is shifted downward with respect to the previous one by the unit of length. (Reprinted with permission from Langmuir 5 148-154, August 1992. 1992, American Chemical Society.)... [Pg.257]

FIG. 4 Distorted graphite surface generated according to the rumpled graphite model. (From Ref. 100.)... [Pg.260]

Figure 16.7 On a surface generated by overlapping van der Waals spheres there will be areas (hatch) which are inaccessible to a solvent molecule (dotted sphere)... Figure 16.7 On a surface generated by overlapping van der Waals spheres there will be areas (hatch) which are inaccessible to a solvent molecule (dotted sphere)...
Dow interfacial surface generator is mathematically predictable. By permission, Charles Ross and Son Co. [Pg.335]

Low heat-transfer rates at boiler surfaces generate only low steam outputs. Under these conditions, the mechanism of deposition is different from that of highly rated boilers. [Pg.147]

Figure 7. Adsorption of an electronegative species from the gas phase onto a metal surface generates a dipolar layer due to electron transfer from the metal to the species. Adsorption of anions onto an electrode simulates the situation when the positive charge on the metal compensates for the adsorbed negative charge (zero diffuse-layer charge), and not when the charge on the metal is zero. Figure 7. Adsorption of an electronegative species from the gas phase onto a metal surface generates a dipolar layer due to electron transfer from the metal to the species. Adsorption of anions onto an electrode simulates the situation when the positive charge on the metal compensates for the adsorbed negative charge (zero diffuse-layer charge), and not when the charge on the metal is zero.
Potential Energy Surfaces All potential energy surfaces generated with this theory should be smooth. No discontinuities due to symmetry reduction should occur. [Pg.34]

Consequently, the surface generation becomes a question of producing a matrix of random data that obey the defined height distribution and a prescribed ACF This can be carried out efficiently through the procedure of a 2-D digital filter, proposed by Hu and Tonder [47], as summarized as follows. [Pg.130]

Examples of wave patterns, (a) Floats produce standing water waves. (Z>) X rays generate wave interference patterns, (c) Protruding atoms on a metal surface generate standing electron waves. [Pg.465]

The preparation of immobilized CdTe nanoparticles in the 30-60 nm size range on a Te-modified polycrystalline Au surface was reported recently by a method comprising combination of photocathodic stripping and precipitation [100], Visible light irradiation of the Te-modified Au surface generated Te species in situ, followed by interfacial reaction with added Cd " ions in a Na2S04 electrolyte. The resultant CdTe compound deposited as nanosized particles uniformly dispersed on the Au substrate surface. [Pg.178]

The role of surface-generated gas-phase methyl radicals in the reduction of NO by CH4 over a Sr/LajOj catalyst... [Pg.711]

Methyl radicals have heoi detected in the gas i iase over a Sr/LajO, catalyst during the reaction of CH4 with NO, provided Oj is present in the system. In the absence of O2 the concentration of CHj- radicals decreases almost to the background level. The results indicate that the enhanced effect of Oj on the reduction of NO by CH4 may be due to surface-generated gas-phase CH,- radicals, but in the absence of O2 another reaction pathway may be dominant. Evidence has been found for the presence of CHjNO, a likely intermediate in the radical reaction, at temperatures up to 800 °C. [Pg.711]

The direct measurement of CH,- radicals, using a matrix isolation electron spin resonance system (MIESR), has previously demonstrated that surface-generated CH,-radicals are produced during the oxidative coupling of CH4 and emanate into the gas phase... [Pg.711]

The method illustrated here for determining the length of a given curve can be emended to evaluate the surface of a solid. It is particularly useful in engineering applications to determine, for example, the surface generated by the revolution of a given contour. [Pg.32]

Stilling s approximation 251-253 submatrices 163-164 submaximum of a function 26 substituted ethanes 238 surface generated by revolution of a contour 52... [Pg.209]

Figure 12. The surface GX5 of the same symmetry as G surface generated by minimizing functional (12). The genus of this structure is 157. Figure 12. The surface GX5 of the same symmetry as G surface generated by minimizing functional (12). The genus of this structure is 157.

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