Hale.ICNAA.paper14
... Abstract. Computer simulations of atomic and molecular systems relevant to the prediction of nucleation rates have focused primarily on two approaches: (1) calculation of the free energy of formation of the critical embryo (or equivalently n-cluster probability ratios); and (2) time dependent simula ...
... Abstract. Computer simulations of atomic and molecular systems relevant to the prediction of nucleation rates have focused primarily on two approaches: (1) calculation of the free energy of formation of the critical embryo (or equivalently n-cluster probability ratios); and (2) time dependent simula ...
Antitu mor properties of cisplatin and titanium(IV) complexes '
... • two labile ligands - The labile groups must be readily replaced by water to be active. Too labile ligands lead to increased toxicity and too stable ligands lead to inactivity. • two non-labile groups - The nature of the amine ligands has an influence on the antitumor activity and toxicity of t ...
... • two labile ligands - The labile groups must be readily replaced by water to be active. Too labile ligands lead to increased toxicity and too stable ligands lead to inactivity. • two non-labile groups - The nature of the amine ligands has an influence on the antitumor activity and toxicity of t ...
A computational study of CH4 storage in porous
... site's concentration or the MOF environment, which represents the number of CH4 molecules that are desorbed from the metalsite as pressure swings from high to low. Since the metal site can be occupied by several CH4 molecules, the term “site occupancy” is used to describe adsorption on the metal sit ...
... site's concentration or the MOF environment, which represents the number of CH4 molecules that are desorbed from the metalsite as pressure swings from high to low. Since the metal site can be occupied by several CH4 molecules, the term “site occupancy” is used to describe adsorption on the metal sit ...
Metal–organic frameworks: a new class of porous materials
... clusters or coordination spheres that are linked together by the (typically linear) organic components to form the product framework. Examples of some SBUs that are commonly encountered in metal carboxylate MOFs are illustrated in Fig. 1. Although many of these units have been observed in molecular ...
... clusters or coordination spheres that are linked together by the (typically linear) organic components to form the product framework. Examples of some SBUs that are commonly encountered in metal carboxylate MOFs are illustrated in Fig. 1. Although many of these units have been observed in molecular ...
Metal–organic frameworks: a new class of porous
... clusters or coordination spheres that are linked together by the (typically linear) organic components to form the product framework. Examples of some SBUs that are commonly encountered in metal carboxylate MOFs are illustrated in Fig. 1. Although many of these units have been observed in molecular ...
... clusters or coordination spheres that are linked together by the (typically linear) organic components to form the product framework. Examples of some SBUs that are commonly encountered in metal carboxylate MOFs are illustrated in Fig. 1. Although many of these units have been observed in molecular ...
Monte Carlo Calculations for Alcohols and Their Mixtures with
... tail on the electronic structure of the hydroxyl group. It is wellknown that gas-phase dipole moments differ among the alcohols (e.g., decrease with increasing chain length for the primary alcohols).38 Furthermore, using fixed charges ignores manybody polarization effects.31,39 A polarizable model, ...
... tail on the electronic structure of the hydroxyl group. It is wellknown that gas-phase dipole moments differ among the alcohols (e.g., decrease with increasing chain length for the primary alcohols).38 Furthermore, using fixed charges ignores manybody polarization effects.31,39 A polarizable model, ...
IUPAC Provisional Recommendations
... purposes, and two or more methods often evolved for naming a given compound belonging to a given class. Each name might have value in a specific situation, or be preferred by some users, but there was then the possibility of confusion. ...
... purposes, and two or more methods often evolved for naming a given compound belonging to a given class. Each name might have value in a specific situation, or be preferred by some users, but there was then the possibility of confusion. ...
Molecular structure and reactivity of the Group V metal oxides
... Bulk V2 O5 reduction initiated at ∼600 ◦ C and reduction occurred in three stages at ∼675 ◦ C (V2 O5 → V6 O13 ), ∼705 ◦ C (V6 O13 → V2 O4 ) and ∼780 ◦ C (V2 O4 → V2 O3 ). Bulk Nb2 O5 reduction initiated at ∼800 ◦ C and only very mild reduction occurred since temperatures of ∼1300 ◦ C are needed to r ...
... Bulk V2 O5 reduction initiated at ∼600 ◦ C and reduction occurred in three stages at ∼675 ◦ C (V2 O5 → V6 O13 ), ∼705 ◦ C (V6 O13 → V2 O4 ) and ∼780 ◦ C (V2 O4 → V2 O3 ). Bulk Nb2 O5 reduction initiated at ∼800 ◦ C and only very mild reduction occurred since temperatures of ∼1300 ◦ C are needed to r ...
Understanding Microstructural Evolution in Mixed Metal
... gelation time is 60 days in the case of an hydrolysis ratio of 10 and 35 days in the case with an hydrolysis ratio of 35. On the other hand, the gelation time of TEOS was increased from 35 days to 60 days for an increase of hydrolysis ratio from 4 to 10. This clearly suggests that particle growth an ...
... gelation time is 60 days in the case of an hydrolysis ratio of 10 and 35 days in the case with an hydrolysis ratio of 35. On the other hand, the gelation time of TEOS was increased from 35 days to 60 days for an increase of hydrolysis ratio from 4 to 10. This clearly suggests that particle growth an ...
On the composition of ammonia–sulfuric
... mass spectrometer, as they initially formed from gas-phase NH3 and H2 SO4 , and then grew to larger clusters containing more than 50 molecules of NH3 and H2 SO4 , corresponding to mobility-equivalent diameters greater than 2 nm. Water molecules evaporate from these clusters during sampling and are n ...
... mass spectrometer, as they initially formed from gas-phase NH3 and H2 SO4 , and then grew to larger clusters containing more than 50 molecules of NH3 and H2 SO4 , corresponding to mobility-equivalent diameters greater than 2 nm. Water molecules evaporate from these clusters during sampling and are n ...
Clusters: Structure, Energetics, and Dynamics of Intermediate States
... protonated species, parent ions of the original molecular nature, and a variety of metal ions could be produced and investigated. Mixed clusters were soon studied, and extensive data are now available on the solvation of mixed molecular and protonated complexes, in addition to the aforementioned spe ...
... protonated species, parent ions of the original molecular nature, and a variety of metal ions could be produced and investigated. Mixed clusters were soon studied, and extensive data are now available on the solvation of mixed molecular and protonated complexes, in addition to the aforementioned spe ...
The coordination chemistry of pyridyl oximes
... ligands containing more pyridyl and/or oxime groups. The coordination chemistry of twenty-three such ligands is described, including 2-acetylpyridine N-oxide oxime (which strictly speaking is not a pyridyl oxime) and of four polydentate ligands containing pyridyl groups that are not directly attache ...
... ligands containing more pyridyl and/or oxime groups. The coordination chemistry of twenty-three such ligands is described, including 2-acetylpyridine N-oxide oxime (which strictly speaking is not a pyridyl oxime) and of four polydentate ligands containing pyridyl groups that are not directly attache ...
General Introduction.
... The polarity of the M-C bond varies strongly. Not only the metal (nature and valence state) but also the ligand surroundings influence the polarity dramatically. In addition to electronic factors, the reactivity of the metal center is strongly determined by the steric aspects of the total ligand set ...
... The polarity of the M-C bond varies strongly. Not only the metal (nature and valence state) but also the ligand surroundings influence the polarity dramatically. In addition to electronic factors, the reactivity of the metal center is strongly determined by the steric aspects of the total ligand set ...
Inorganic Structural Chemistry
... present inorganic structural chemistry in this way. Compromises cannot be avoided; some sections may be shorter, while others may be longer than some experts in this area may deem appropriate. Chemists predominantly think in illustrative models: they like to “see” structures and bonds. Modern bond t ...
... present inorganic structural chemistry in this way. Compromises cannot be avoided; some sections may be shorter, while others may be longer than some experts in this area may deem appropriate. Chemists predominantly think in illustrative models: they like to “see” structures and bonds. Modern bond t ...
Coordination Chemistry and Ligand Exchange reactions in the
... According to Wener, in co-ordination compounds, the central metal atoms exhibit primary and secondary valencies. 1. The primary valency is ionizable. Secondary valency is not ionizable. - The primary valency corresponds to the oxidation state - The secondary valency corresponds to the coordination n ...
... According to Wener, in co-ordination compounds, the central metal atoms exhibit primary and secondary valencies. 1. The primary valency is ionizable. Secondary valency is not ionizable. - The primary valency corresponds to the oxidation state - The secondary valency corresponds to the coordination n ...
Vibrational signatures of Hydrogen bonding in the protonated
... For n>1 only frequencies above 2000 cm-1 have been reported in Ref. 20. An effective onedimensional model for the assignment of the νz vibration of N2H7+ has been put forward by Asada et al.9. Their value of 707 cm-1, however, is at variance with the more sophisticated 4D quantum simulation12 which ...
... For n>1 only frequencies above 2000 cm-1 have been reported in Ref. 20. An effective onedimensional model for the assignment of the νz vibration of N2H7+ has been put forward by Asada et al.9. Their value of 707 cm-1, however, is at variance with the more sophisticated 4D quantum simulation12 which ...
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... dispersion, (ii) enlarging oxygen storage capacity of the catalyst and (iv) high thermal stability. To better understand the catalytic nature of supported Pd catalysts, an in-depth study of their surface chemistry would be necessary. The supported metal systems are usually characterized by several ...
... dispersion, (ii) enlarging oxygen storage capacity of the catalyst and (iv) high thermal stability. To better understand the catalytic nature of supported Pd catalysts, an in-depth study of their surface chemistry would be necessary. The supported metal systems are usually characterized by several ...
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... ligands that favor the orthogonal angles required for substrate binding and in one case an anionic bis-carboxamide, tristhiolate N2S3 coordination sphere possibly matching that of the yet-to-be characterized unmodified form of NHase. In order to determine how anionic charge build up influences subst ...
... ligands that favor the orthogonal angles required for substrate binding and in one case an anionic bis-carboxamide, tristhiolate N2S3 coordination sphere possibly matching that of the yet-to-be characterized unmodified form of NHase. In order to determine how anionic charge build up influences subst ...
PDF file - Comp Chem - University of Minnesota Twin Cities
... with highest accuracy. NP-A includes an accurate two-body potential plus additional terms to account for screening (the interaction between atoms A and B is screened by the presence of atom C) and coordination numbers (other factors being equal, the binding energy per ligand becomes smaller as the n ...
... with highest accuracy. NP-A includes an accurate two-body potential plus additional terms to account for screening (the interaction between atoms A and B is screened by the presence of atom C) and coordination numbers (other factors being equal, the binding energy per ligand becomes smaller as the n ...
Stabilization and Reactivity of Low Oxidation State Indium Compounds
... triflate, InOTf). This salt is significantly more stable than its halide counterparts, however it is sometimes too inert and does not react at all. It has been previously reported that the addition of crown ether ligands increase the reactivity of the metal centre and can cause oxidative addition in ...
... triflate, InOTf). This salt is significantly more stable than its halide counterparts, however it is sometimes too inert and does not react at all. It has been previously reported that the addition of crown ether ligands increase the reactivity of the metal centre and can cause oxidative addition in ...
Association of Nitrate Ion with Metal Cations in Aqueous Solution: a
... Abstract. Ion association in aqueous solutions of varied concentrations of LiNO3 , NaNO3 , Ca(NO3 ) 2 , Sr(NO3 ) 2 , Ba(NO3 ) 2 , Mn(NO3 )2 , Co(NO3 ) 2 , Ni(NO3 ) 2 , Cu(NO3 ) 2 , Zn(NO3 ) 2 , and Cd(NO3 ) 2 was studied by means of UV spectrometry. In all cases, except for Zn(NO 3 ) 2 (aq), the pri ...
... Abstract. Ion association in aqueous solutions of varied concentrations of LiNO3 , NaNO3 , Ca(NO3 ) 2 , Sr(NO3 ) 2 , Ba(NO3 ) 2 , Mn(NO3 )2 , Co(NO3 ) 2 , Ni(NO3 ) 2 , Cu(NO3 ) 2 , Zn(NO3 ) 2 , and Cd(NO3 ) 2 was studied by means of UV spectrometry. In all cases, except for Zn(NO 3 ) 2 (aq), the pri ...
CO2 Binding and Induced Structural Collapse of a Surface
... of monodentate axial carboxylate binding and other irregular low symmetry or distorted network nodes (see Figure 2a). Despite the absence of strict periodicity, the network grows continuously over the substrate area.31 The MOCN is further characterized by an appreciable temperature stability up to 4 ...
... of monodentate axial carboxylate binding and other irregular low symmetry or distorted network nodes (see Figure 2a). Despite the absence of strict periodicity, the network grows continuously over the substrate area.31 The MOCN is further characterized by an appreciable temperature stability up to 4 ...
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... (a) To enclose sets of identical groups of atoms (the entity may be an ion, substituent group, or molecule). Usually a multiplicative subscript follows the closing parenthesis. In the case of common ions such as nitrate and sulfate parentheses are recommended but not mandatory. ...
... (a) To enclose sets of identical groups of atoms (the entity may be an ion, substituent group, or molecule). Usually a multiplicative subscript follows the closing parenthesis. In the case of common ions such as nitrate and sulfate parentheses are recommended but not mandatory. ...