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The relative importance of structures 130 and 131 have long been discussed for the dye indanthrone. Initially, the infrared spectrum was considered to favor 131 ° because a vN—H band could not be found. However, this interpretation has been questioned, and recently the predominance of structure 130 was established by Weinstein and MerritP on the basis of the following evidence (a) a... [Pg.380]

Kaplunovsky and Weinstein [kaplu85j develop a field-theoretic formalism that treats the topology and dimension of the spacetime continuum as dynamically generated variables. Dimensionality is introduced out of the characteristic behavior of the energy spectrum of a system of a large number of coupled oscillators. [Pg.691]

In the experiments of Weinstein and Firestone [26], it was shown that the spectrum of the electron in mixed solvents depends on the mixture of the two components, for example, an alcohol and an ether. If complete relaxation were possible, one would expect that the solvent molecules would interchange and the result would be the lowest energy configuration. This does not appear to occur. [Pg.172]

For instance, if the solids flow rate is specified at Gs = 50 kg/(m2s), choking will take place at Ug = 3.21 m/s for system FCC/air as indicated in the figure. Throughout the entire regime spectrum, only at this unique point (l/pl, K ) can both dense-phase fluidization and dilute-phase transport coexist. At velocities higher than Upt, only dilute transport can exist, shown as Mode FD in Fig. 4 at velocities lower than l/pt, only dense-phase fluidization can take place, shown as Mode PFC in Fig. 4. The transition point at l/pt identifies the unique Mode PFC/FD on the curve of Fig. 5 for the coexistence of both modes, the relative proportion of which depends on other external conditions such as the imposed pressure APimp as reported by Weinstein et al. (1983). [Pg.173]

Deeter, R.G. Weinstein, M.P. Swanson, K.A. Gross, J.S. Bailey, L.C. Crossover assessment of serum bactericidal activity and pharmacokinetics of five broad-spectrum cephalosporins in the elderly. An-timicrob.Agents Chemothen, 1990, 34, 1007—1013... [Pg.280]

Fig. 14 (A) Absorption spectra of 20(o) (a), 20(c) (b), PtPt20(o) (c) and PtPt20(c) (d, photo-stationary state) in CH2CI2 at RT. Inset An expanded low energy region of the absorption spectrum of 20(o) and PtPt20(o). (B) Transient absorption spectra obtained following a 7 ns laser pulse 270 ns after the laser pulse (black circles) 18 ms after the laser pulse (unfilled circles). The scaled absorption spectrum of PtPt20(c) is shown for comparison (solid line). From S. K. Brayshaw, S. Schillers, A. J. Stevenson, S. J. Teat, M. R. Warren, R. D. Bennett, I. V. Sazanovich, A. R. Buckley, J. A. Weinstein and P. R. Raithby, Chemistry - A European Journal, 2011, 17, 4385-4395, 4th Edition. Copyright 2011 by John Wiley Sons, Inc. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley Sons, Inc. Fig. 14 (A) Absorption spectra of 20(o) (a), 20(c) (b), PtPt20(o) (c) and PtPt20(c) (d, photo-stationary state) in CH2CI2 at RT. Inset An expanded low energy region of the absorption spectrum of 20(o) and PtPt20(o). (B) Transient absorption spectra obtained following a 7 ns laser pulse 270 ns after the laser pulse (black circles) 18 ms after the laser pulse (unfilled circles). The scaled absorption spectrum of PtPt20(c) is shown for comparison (solid line). From S. K. Brayshaw, S. Schillers, A. J. Stevenson, S. J. Teat, M. R. Warren, R. D. Bennett, I. V. Sazanovich, A. R. Buckley, J. A. Weinstein and P. R. Raithby, Chemistry - A European Journal, 2011, 17, 4385-4395, 4th Edition. Copyright 2011 by John Wiley Sons, Inc. Reprinted by permission of John Wiley Sons, Inc.
Li J, Weinstein H. An experimental comparison of gas back-mixing in fluidized beds across the regime spectrum. Chem Eng Sd 44 1697-1705, 1989. [Pg.543]


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