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Transition location

Methanofullerene 20 with phenylacetylene dendrimer addends has also been reported [45] (Fig. 10). The UV absorption of fullerodendrimer 20 is particularly strong and is mainly attributed to transitions located on the two dendritic branches of the molecule. The photophysical investigations revealed that the large poly(aryl)acetylene branches act as photon antennae [46]. [Pg.96]

Fig. 6 Bottom-up (i) fluorescence excitation spectrum of the 1 1 diastereomeric complexes between (5)-2-naphthyl-l-ethanol (F ) and 2-butanol (M /M ) (ii) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at - 136 cm ([F M ] complex) (iii) (c) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at — 69 cm ([F -Ms] complex) (iv) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at — 73 cm ([F -M/ ] complex). The probed band is denoted by A. The bands due to the bare chromophore are denoted by 2-NEtOH (reproduced by permission of the American Chemical Society). Fig. 6 Bottom-up (i) fluorescence excitation spectrum of the 1 1 diastereomeric complexes between (5)-2-naphthyl-l-ethanol (F ) and 2-butanol (M /M ) (ii) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at - 136 cm ([F M ] complex) (iii) (c) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at — 69 cm ([F -Ms] complex) (iv) hole-burning spectrum obtained with the probe tuned on the transition located at — 73 cm ([F -M/ ] complex). The probed band is denoted by A. The bands due to the bare chromophore are denoted by 2-NEtOH (reproduced by permission of the American Chemical Society).
Flat end pieces (plates) are frequently chosen for production reasons. For monobloc forgings of high pressure vessels or welded on end pieces it is important to avoid stress risers at the transition locations. For conical transition the stresses yield only slightly larger than those in the cylindrical wall (Fig. 4.3-8). [Pg.211]

In subsequent work, ordering in solutions of the same matched diblock and triblock spanning a broader range of volume fractions, 0.1 < < 0.4, was explored (Hamley et al. 1997). For liquid-like and SAXS showed that there was no inter-micellar order in the liquid. Above a crossover concentration 0.2, ordering of micelles was shown by the presence of a structure factor peak. The ordered micellar structure, identified as hexagonal-packed cylinders for more concentrated solutions, persisted up to an order-disorder transition located from a discontinuity in the... [Pg.252]

In most of these studies, hydroxyl has been the typical resident functional group, which is derivatized with appropriate acids containing chromophores suitable for exciton coupling. The ideal chromophore would have a very intense UV-visible transition, located in a convenient spectral window, and with the orientation of its electric transition moment being well-defined relative to alcohol R—OH bond. One of the most successful has been p-dimethylaminobenzoate, which has an intense (s ca 30, 000) transition in an... [Pg.241]

Finally, it is worth pointing out that the copolyamides of the xTy 11 series present a y transition, located at 1 Hz around - 140 °C, with a E" amplitude larger than the ft peak, and an co transition in the temperature range between 20 and 80 °C (Fig. 84). [Pg.317]

Fig. 17. Energy levels of the rotation-inversion spectrum of ammonia. The quantum numbers (J,K) are given for each level. The heavy arrows indicate the inversion transitions detected in interstellar space and their frequencies in MHz. Thin arrows indicate the rotation-inversion transitions located in the submillimeter wave region. Dashed arrows indicate some collision induced transitions... Fig. 17. Energy levels of the rotation-inversion spectrum of ammonia. The quantum numbers (J,K) are given for each level. The heavy arrows indicate the inversion transitions detected in interstellar space and their frequencies in MHz. Thin arrows indicate the rotation-inversion transitions located in the submillimeter wave region. Dashed arrows indicate some collision induced transitions...
The Reynolds number at observed transition location (defined as a location where the intermittency factor is about 0.1 i.e. the flow is 10 % of time turbulent and rest of the time it is laminar) for zero pressure gradient flat plate boundary layer is of the order of 3.5 X 10 . This corresponds to Re = 950. The distance between the point of instability and the point of transition depends on the degree of amplification and the kind of disturbance present with the oncoming flow. This calls for a study of local and total amplification of disturbances. The following description is as developed in Arnal (1984) for two-dimensional incompressible flows. [Pg.48]

The shape factor turns out to be an important parameter in deciding flow instabilities and transition. Thus, by plotting H variation in the streamwise direction it is possible to indicate the transition location in a given flow. It is adequate to define the transition onset location as the place where the shape factor variation exhibits a sudden negative slope. The following results in Fig. 2.11 (also from Arnal (1984))- show that flow transition in an adverse pressure gradient shear layer always precedes before theoretical location of laminar separation, indicated by a vertical bars in the frames. [Pg.55]

Quantities indicated by primes are the fluctuating components and thus, the numerator indicates the r.m.s. fluctuation level of the disturbance and is calculated taking a long time history. The effect of Tu is very strong on transition. For example, in the experiments by Schubauer Skramstad (1947), the Reynolds number at transition location dropped by 50% when Tu was increased to 0.35% from its highest value at 0.04% as shown in Fig. 2.14 (a reproduction of Figure 2.2 of Schubauer Skramstad (1947)). [Pg.60]

For Tu < 0.10 %, the transition location is insensitive to Tu. Such low levels of disturbances are typical of acoustic noise that controls... [Pg.61]

The field of inorganic electronic spectroscopy has been extensively reviewed (see, for example, ref 18). In view of the amount of research already performed, one might wonder whether new transitions or known transitions located at deviating spectral positions can still be found. That this is indeed the case will be illustrated in this section. The selection of topics is not complete, but dictated by the author s interest and experience. [Pg.334]

The spectrum of gaseous Erlg was analyzed using Equation 3 even though only five transitions were available with which to fit the three parameters (Table I). The transitions located between 20,000 and 22,000 cm." were not used because of baseline difficulties. The parameters for Erls vapor indicate the same trend as those for ErBrg vapor T4 and re are nearly the same as the solution values, while t2 is a factor of 5 larger than many of the solution values (Table V). [Pg.105]

Consider a non-cristalline binary polymer system for which the glass transition temperatures of the pure components significantly differ. A homogenous blend shows only one glass transition, located between those of the pure polymers. Thus, at a given measurement temperature T, the distance to the blend glass transition Tg depends... [Pg.140]

FIGURE 17.4 Surface friction drag coefficient vs. Reynolds number transition location from the turbulent to the laminar flow. [Pg.408]

The first dye used in an electrophosphorescent LED was the terbium-complex Tb(acetyhlacetonate)3 (Tb(acac)3, see Fig. 11.2) [21], LEDs based on complexes with rare-earth central metals such as terbium or europium are very interesting for display applications, because they emit light with a very small spectral line width. These sharp emission lines are due to f-f transitions located on the central metal ion. Disadvantages of these complexes are, however, that color tuning via the chemical modification of the ligand is not possible and that the radiative lifetime of phosphorescence is rather long. [Pg.335]

The effects of -conjugation between the Si=Si bond and adjacent aryl groups are rather weak even when the latter are not twisted to orthogonality. For instance, the nn transition, located near 345 nm in tetramethyldisilene, is shifted only to 420 nm in tetramesityldisilene18. This is presumably a reflection both of the reduced value of the C-Si resonance integral relative to C-C, and of the mismatch of the p-orbital energies. [Pg.1021]

Another important feature is the optically forbidden transition located at... [Pg.207]


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