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Thinking direction

According to Gay-Lussac s Law, we can think directly in volumes instead of moles or molecules if the temperature and pressure are constant during a reaction. [Pg.194]

If methanol and acetic acid are available as raw materials and methyl acetate is the desired product, according to the property-difference hierarchy, an identity difference is first detected between the desired product and each of the raw materials. A known chemical reaction operator, namely the esterification reaction, can be applied to a mixture of the raw materials brought to the proper conditions to produce methyl acetate and eliminate the identity difference between the reaction effluent and the desired product. Thinking directly in terms of equipment, this operator may be immediately implemented, for example, as a stirred tank reactor. [Pg.20]

Although proposed to aid the regeneration in chemical processes, a little lateral thinking directs us to the possibilities of using the ideas of Cherbanski et al. (2(X)7)... [Pg.331]

By its nature, the application of direct dynamics requires a detailed knowledge of both molecular dynamics and quantum chemistry. This chapter is aimed more at the quantum chemist who would like to use dynamical methods to expand the tools at theh disposal for the study of photochemistry, rather than at the dynamicist who would like to learn some quantum chemishy. It hies therefore to introduce the concepts and problems of dynamics simulations, shessing that one cannot strictly think of a molecule moving along a trajectory even though this is what is being calculated. [Pg.256]

The mathematical form of the PEF is in almost every case a compromise between speed and accuracy. As computer power continually increases, ideally following Moore s Law, and the cost/performance ratio is getting better, one might think that there is no longer a need to sacrifice accuracy to save computational time. This is not really true, because in direct proportion to the CPU speed is the rise in the scientists interest in calculating larger and larger molecules (in fact, their interest always rises faster than the CPU speed). [Pg.349]

So like Strike was saying, without any new, direct literature synthesis of amphetamines, we are forced to take ideas from work on molecules that are similar to our own. Often molecules that one would not think have any relationship at all. [Pg.182]

The field of fullerene chemistry expanded in an unexpected direction in 1991 when Sumio lijima of the NEC Fundamental Research Laboratories in Japan discovered fibrous carbon clusters in one of his fullerene preparations This led within a short time to substances of the type portrayed in Figure 11 7 called single-walled nanotubes The best way to think about this material IS as a stretched fullerene Take a molecule of Ceo cut it in half and place a cylindrical tube of fused six membered carbon rings between the two halves... [Pg.437]

Since the tube friction factor measures the force needed to impart a unit velocity to the chain along the tube direction, we can think of applying this force, one segment at a time, to the diffusing chain. Since the friction factor per segment is f, Eq. (2.65) becomes... [Pg.122]

The Maxwell and Voigt models of the last two sections have been investigated in all sorts of combinations. For our purposes, it is sufficient that they provide us with a way of thinking about relaxation and creep experiments. Probably one of the reasons that the various combinations of springs and dash-pots have been so popular as a way of representing viscoelastic phenomena is the fact that simple and direct comparison is possible between mechanical and electrical networks, as shown in Table 3.3. In this parallel, the compliance of a spring is equivalent to the capacitance of a condenser and the viscosity of a dashpot is equivalent to the resistance of a resistor. The analogy is complete... [Pg.172]

In the above examples the size of the chain can be measured by considering the number of automobile collisions that result from the first accident, or the number of fission reactions which follow from the first neutron capture. When we think about the number of monomers that react as a result of a single initiation step, we are led directly to the degree of polymerization of the resulting molecule. In this way the chain mechanism and the properties of the polymer chains are directly related. [Pg.345]

The way to think of them all is as Si04 tetrahedra (or, in polymer terms, monomers) linked to each other either directly or via a metal ion (M) link. When silica is combined with metal oxides like MgO, CaO or AI2O3 such that the ratio MO/SiOj is 2/1 or greater, then the resulting silicate is made up of separated Si04 monomers (Fig. 16.4a) linked by the MO molecules. (Olivene, the dominant material in the Earth s upper mantle, is a silicate of this type.)... [Pg.170]

Why do we use the word driver We tend to think that pumps are powered by r-r motors. However, some pumps are powered by internal combustion engines, or with turbines or hydraulic motors. Not always are pumps and drivers connected h a direct coupling. Some pumps are coupled through pulleys, chain drives, gearboxes or even transmissions. [Pg.142]

Human resources, whether in-house or retained by contract, cost money, and represent either a direct or an indirect investment. In lobbying for PSM resources, be realistic about the time you think the effort will require underestimating the level of effort can raise management s expectations beyond your ability to meet them. At the same time, estimates of staff required can t ignore prevailing company priorities for example, a request for five new staffers during a hiring freeze is unlikely to be favorably received. [Pg.35]


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