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In Control Through Manufacturing Targets.

In coordinate-based chemistry space points in close proximity are considered to be similar. For instance, the compounds within the sphere shown here are quite similar to each other compared to compounds in the extremities of this 3-D chemistry space.

In coronary bypass, an autologous saphenous vein is used to provide critical blood to the heart muscle, bypassing a blockage in the coronary artery.

In corresponding potential region, potential falls mainly across space charge region. On the basis of analysis of the potential dependence, this low-wavenumber background absorption was assigned to changing occupancy and density of both the defect levels in the surface layer and surface states. Reprinted, by permission, from I. V. Chernyshova, J. Phys. Chem. B 105, 8178 , p. 8181,

In countercurrent flow the location of the reaction zone depends on which component is in excess of stoichiometric.

In crack tip shielding, various processes can be activated by the high stresses near the crack tip and this process zone can be left as a wake behind the crack tip. If this process reduces the stresses at the crack tip, the zone shields the crack tip.

In cristobalite .

In crossing the period from Li to F, the energies of the 2s and 2p atomic orbitals decrease owing to the increased effective nuclear

In crossing the period from Li to F, the energies of the 2s and 2p atomic orbitals decrease owing to the increased effective nuclear charge.

In crossing the period from Li to F, the energies of the 2s and 2p atomic orbitals decrease owing to the increased eifective nuclear charge.

In crystalline Co2l cations. Reprinted with permission from Braga, D. Eckert, M. Fraccastoro, M. Maini, L. Grepioni, F. Caneschi, A. Sessoli, I. New J. Chem. 2002, 26, 1280. 2002, Elsevier.

In Cu2 the heteroscorpionate acts as a bidentate N,H-donor.

In cyclic voltammetry, The result is plotted as current vs. voltage

In cyclohexane derivatives, equatorial attack dominates. With o

In cyclooctatetraene, if it were flat, there would be two unpaired electrons in two non-bonding orbitals. This is unstable, i.e. antiaromatic.

In cyclopropane the ring orbitals eannot overlap end-on, even if pure p atomic orbitals were used, as shown here

In DC cyclic voltammetry, the potential is swept from to switching potential E , and to the final or second switching potential tc.

In deep sclerectomy a sclerocorneal flap is removed

In degenerate ground state polymers 2Ag is unstable with respect to the formation of soliton excitations and therefore undergoes fission into two neutral SS pairs, 2Ag 2 , followed by further separation

In DelSiTech technology, the API is entrapped into a Si02 matrix followed by dissolution and release on contact with body fluids.

In demolitions, explosions are carefully placed to ensure that the building collapses inward.

In DEPT experiments, signal intensities of CH, CH2, and CH carbons depend on the angle 0, of the last polarization pulse. For instance, at 0, 90 , only CH carbons can be seen, while at 135 , CH, and CH carbons will appear with one phase and CH- carbons will appear with the opposite phase.

In DEPT experiments, signal intensities of CHj, CH2, and CH carbons depend on the angle 0, of the last polarization pulse. For instance, at 6, 90 , only CH carbons can be seen, while at 135 , CH, and CH carbons will appear with one phase and CH2 carbons will appear with the opposite phase.

In developing a model of the chlorite-iodide reaction, Epstein and Kustin studied the reaction in a batch reactor.

In diamond, each carbon atom is immediately surrounded by four others, held to it by strong covalent bonds directed toward the four corners of a regular tetrahedron. The resulting network of bonds makes a diamond crystal a single giant molecule, and the bonds strength gives to diamond its extreme hardness

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