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W-electrons

Pack R T and Hirschfelder J O 1968 Separation of rotational coordinates from the W-electron diatomic Schrddinger equation J. Chem. Phys. 49 4009... [Pg.2192]

W = Electron withdrawing group, X = Leaving group, Nu = Nucleophile... [Pg.35]

An increase in polarizability of the w-electron system in a PCS is expected to be followed by an easy transfer of the chemical behavior along the conjugation chain and by a decrease in the internal energy of the PCS, thus enhancing the thermal stability of the polymers and the rigidity of the main chain. [Pg.3]

Schmickler,W. Electron Transfer Reactions on Oxide-Covered Metal Electrodes 17... [Pg.609]

Hume-Rothery, W. Electrons, Atoms, Metals, and Alloys, 3 ed., Dover, New York, 1963. [Pg.192]

Gerson, F. and Huber, W., Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy of Organic Radicals, 1st ed., Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 2003, 464. [Pg.20]

Figure 7.11. Singlet carbene stabilizing substituents D = electron donating groups, W electron withdrawing groups. Figure 7.11. Singlet carbene stabilizing substituents D = electron donating groups, W electron withdrawing groups.
When both electron donor (D) and acceptor (A) groups are attached to a w-electron system it is not possible to consider the transition in terms of the excitation of one electron since it is a composite of several different one-electron excitation types. An example of a molecule which has electronic transitions of this type is Michler s ketone ... [Pg.315]

Knappe, W. Electron input at the N-l position of the flavin system. In Flavin and flavo-... [Pg.44]

Let us define /ad(R>,) as an -dimensional nuclear motion column vector, whose components are xad(R>,) through x d(Rx)- The w-electronic-state nuclear motion Schrodinger equation satisfied by xad(R>,) can be obtained by inserting Eqs. (12) and (14) into Eq. (13) and using Eqs. (7)-(10). The resulting Schrodinger equation can be expressed in compact matrix form as [26]... [Pg.289]

In this section, it was shown how an optimal ADT matrix for an w-electronic-state problem can be obtained. In Section III.D, an application of the method outlined above to a two-state problem for the H3 system is described. [Pg.300]

The nature of the electronic states for fullerene molecules depends sensitively on the number of 7r-electrons in the fullerene. The number of 7r-electrons on the Cgo molecule is 60 (i.e., one w electron per carbon atom), which is exactly the correct number to fully occupy the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) level with hu icosahedral symmetry. In relating the levels of an icosahedral molecule to those of a free electron on a thin spherical shell (full rotational symmetry), 50 electrons fully occupy the angular momentum states of the shell through l = 4, and the remaining 10 electrons are available... [Pg.67]

Nockolds, C. Nasir, M. J. Cliff, G. Lorimer, G. W. Electron Microscopy and Analysis, Inst. Phys. Conf. Ser. No. 52, Inst. Physics, London and Bristol, 1979, 417. [Pg.326]

Mott, N. F., and Gurney, R. W., Electronic Processes in Ionic Crystals, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1940. [Pg.81]

One-Dimensional Plasma (Prager). One-Electron Theory of w-Electron Systems, New Develop- 4 201... [Pg.402]

Kutzelnigg, W. Electron Correlation and Electron Pair Theories. 40, 31—73 (1973). [Pg.240]

S8> Kutzelnigg, W. Electron correlation and electron pair theories. Topics Curr. Chem. 41, 31-73 (1973). [Pg.111]

Kapelari, B., Begh-Otsghir, D., Hegerl, R., Sghade, R., Dumdey, R., Dubiel, W. Electron microscopy and subunit-subunit interaction studies reveal a first architecture of COP9 signalosome. J. Mol. Biol. 2000, 300, 1169-1178. [Pg.364]

It seems possible, however, that in the polyazines the order could be reversed, with n-electrons higher than w-electrons, since the effect of heteroatoms in increasing the n orbital ionization is likely to be cumulative. [Pg.62]

In the simple Hiickel molecular orbital theory of w-electronic systems, molecular orbitals are derived by combinations of 2p orbitals, one from each bonded atom. All of the exchange integrals for bonded atoms are taken as equal and interactions between non-adjacent atoms are ignored. The energy of each molecular orbital then has the form,... [Pg.63]

In particular, there is no convincing evidence for a discrimination among active positions according to values of AE alone, and indeed the barrier itself may arise very largely from the other terms in AE (including not only w-electron effects but also, for example, the energy required to... [Pg.75]

For maximum stabilization this intermediate must be planar, and this means that some twisting must take place in the cyclopropane before the ring ruptures. This process is greatly helped energetically by the resulting overlap of the w electrons of the double bond with the vacant orbitals which result from the incipient carbon-carbon bond rupture. We will consider this process further in a later section. [Pg.165]

From the known starting points of HMO theory, the 7r-electron energy of the neutral w-electron system (E )f and the corresponding energy of the protonated system (E ) may be calculated. The difference of the two energies... [Pg.284]


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