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Full-Text Articles in Chemistry
22. Yu Tongyin, Otto Vogl, Shukuan Fu
International Symposium On Ionic Polymerization Ip'97, Otto Vogl, Przemyslaw Kubisa
International Symposium On Ionic Polymerization Ip'97, Otto Vogl, Przemyslaw Kubisa
Otto Vogl
No abstract provided.
12th Bratislava Conference On Polymers: Modified Polyolefins For Advanced Polymeric Materials, Otto Vogl, Pavol Hrdlovic
12th Bratislava Conference On Polymers: Modified Polyolefins For Advanced Polymeric Materials, Otto Vogl, Pavol Hrdlovic
Otto Vogl
No abstract provided.
23. Feng Xinde, Otto Vogl, Zhou Qifen
24. Bahattin M. Baysal, Otto Vogl, Elif Hamurcu
5th Pacific Polymer Conference, Kyongju, Korea, Otto Vogl, Sun Chul Kim
5th Pacific Polymer Conference, Kyongju, Korea, Otto Vogl, Sun Chul Kim
Otto Vogl
No abstract provided.
25. Hiroyuki Tadokoro, Otto Vogl, Kohji Tashiro
26. Itaru Mita, Otto Vogl
2-Phenyl-3-(5,6,7,7a-Tetrahydro-1h,3h-Pyrrolo[1,2-C]Oxazol-3-Ylidene)-1-Propene-1,1-Dicarbonitrile And 4-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-2,6-Bis(Methylthio)Pyridine-3-Carbonitrile, M. George, S. Das, C.V. Ashokan, N.P. Rath, M.V. George
2-Phenyl-3-(5,6,7,7a-Tetrahydro-1h,3h-Pyrrolo[1,2-C]Oxazol-3-Ylidene)-1-Propene-1,1-Dicarbonitrile And 4-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-2,6-Bis(Methylthio)Pyridine-3-Carbonitrile, M. George, S. Das, C.V. Ashokan, N.P. Rath, M.V. George
Nigam Rath
27. Per Flodin, Otto Vogl, Kerstin Meijer-Flodin
28. Vivian Stannett, Otto Vogl, Susanne S. Stannett
29. Motowo Takayanagi, Otto Vogl, Tisoro Kajiyama
30. Manfred Raetzsch, Otto Vogl
Sublimation Enthalpies At 298.15 K Using Correlation Gas Chromatography And Differential Scanning Calorimetry Measurements, James Chickos, Donald Hesse, Sarah Hosseini, Gary Nichols, Paul Webb
Sublimation Enthalpies At 298.15 K Using Correlation Gas Chromatography And Differential Scanning Calorimetry Measurements, James Chickos, Donald Hesse, Sarah Hosseini, Gary Nichols, Paul Webb
James Chickos
No abstract provided.
31. Yoshio Iwakura, Otto Vogl, Seiichi Nakahama
A Protocol For Correcting Experimental Fusion Enthalpies To 298.15 K And It's Application In Indirect Measurements Of Sublimation Enthalpy At 298.15 K, James S. Chickos
A Protocol For Correcting Experimental Fusion Enthalpies To 298.15 K And It's Application In Indirect Measurements Of Sublimation Enthalpy At 298.15 K, James S. Chickos
James Chickos
No abstract provided.
Cyclic Deformation Behavior Of High-Purity Titanium Single Crystals: Part Ii. Microstructure And Mechanism, Xiaoli Tan, H. Guo, H. Gu, C. Laird, N. D. H. Monroe
Cyclic Deformation Behavior Of High-Purity Titanium Single Crystals: Part Ii. Microstructure And Mechanism, Xiaoli Tan, H. Guo, H. Gu, C. Laird, N. D. H. Monroe
Xiaoli Tan
Strain-controlled cyclic tests have been conducted on high-purity titanium single crystals with different orientations. The fatigue mechanisms of the titanium crystals were studied by means of a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and a transmission electron microscope (TEM). It was found that single slip lines, wavy slip lines, double slip lines, twins, and associated slip lines occurred in differently oriented single crystals. A new type of fractographic morphology, parallel traces, was observed. Dislocation patterns and cyclic twins, as well as the mechanical response, were analyzed. The dependence of the deformation mechanisms on the orientations of the single crystals is discussed.
Cyclic Deformation Behavior Of High-Purity Titanium Single Crystals: Part I. Orientation Dependence Of Stress-Strain Response, Xiaoli Tan, H. Gu, C. Laird, N. D. H. Monroe
Cyclic Deformation Behavior Of High-Purity Titanium Single Crystals: Part I. Orientation Dependence Of Stress-Strain Response, Xiaoli Tan, H. Gu, C. Laird, N. D. H. Monroe
Xiaoli Tan
Randomly oriented single crystals of high-purity titanium were prepared by strain annealing and were subjected to multiple-step fatigue testing under strain-controlled conditions, in order to determine their cyclic stress-strain curves (CSSCs). These were found to fall into three groups, depending on orientation and the extent of slip and twinning. For those crystals oriented for single prismatic slip, a plateau was observed in the CSSCs, persistent slip bands (PSBs) occurred, and the plateau stress was 38 MPa. In a second group, oriented for prismatic slip but for which cross-slip and twinning was favored, the plateau was suppressed and the flow stresses …
32. Ian Macmillan Ward, Otto Vogl
Mass Transfer With Chemical Reaction In The Process Of Ammonia Desorption From Aqueous Solutions Containing Carbon Dioxide, Wojciech M. Budzianowski
Mass Transfer With Chemical Reaction In The Process Of Ammonia Desorption From Aqueous Solutions Containing Carbon Dioxide, Wojciech M. Budzianowski
Wojciech Budzianowski
No abstract provided.
Archiv Der Pharmazie, Philadelphia University
Archiv Der Pharmazie, Philadelphia University
Philadelphia University, Jordan
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Simulation And Fpga Implementation Of A Simple Computer, Philadelphia University
Simulation And Fpga Implementation Of A Simple Computer, Philadelphia University
Philadelphia University, Jordan
No abstract provided.
Computational Evidence For A Free Silylium Ion, Thomas Müller, Yan Zhao, Joseph B. Lambert
Computational Evidence For A Free Silylium Ion, Thomas Müller, Yan Zhao, Joseph B. Lambert
Yan Zhao
Ab initio calculations are the method of choice to gain an insight into the structure and properties of silylium ions, especially when an X-ray structure cannot be obtained, as in the case of trimesitylsilylium (1). The computed structures and properties of triarylsilylium ions suggest that 1 is the first free silylium ion prepared in the condensed phase.
Overcoming The Multiplex‐Disadvantage Using Maximum‐Likelihood Inversion, Stephen E. Bialkowski
Overcoming The Multiplex‐Disadvantage Using Maximum‐Likelihood Inversion, Stephen E. Bialkowski
Stephen E. Bialkowski
A maximum-likelihood estimator, derived under quantum-noiselimited measurement conditions, is used to obtain wavenumber-ordered spectra produced by a model Michelson interferometer. The estimator is tested on a number of synthetic interferograms, and results are compared to similar spectra obtained by using the Fourier (cosine) transform. It is found that the maximum-likelihood inversion method does not result in white noise in the spectrum estimate when the spectrum is sparse. It thus may be used to circumvent the main disadvantage in multiplexed spectrometer measurements using quantum-noise-limited detectors for emissionbased measurements. It is also found that maximum-likelihood inversion methods can be used to obtain …
33. Noburo Yamazaki, Otto Vogl, Seiichi Nakahama
Ionic Hydrogen Bonds In Bioenergetics. 3. Proton Transport In Membranes, Modeled By Ketone/Water Clusters, Michael Meot-Ner, Steve Scheiner, Edward Yu
Ionic Hydrogen Bonds In Bioenergetics. 3. Proton Transport In Membranes, Modeled By Ketone/Water Clusters, Michael Meot-Ner, Steve Scheiner, Edward Yu
Edward Yu
Hydrogen bond networks in protonated acetone/water clusters are stabilized by H3O+(Me2CO)2 centers, and the stabilizaton increases with further acetone content. For example, proton transfer from neat water (H2O)6H+ clusters to form mixed (Me2CO)3(H2O)3H+ clusters is exothermic by 80 kJ/mol (19 kcal/mol), due to strong hydrogen bonding of the carbonyl groups; in a series of mixed clusters B3(H2O)3H+, the stability of the hydrogen bond network correlates with the proton affinities PA(B). In diketone models of adjacent peptide links, the proton is stabilized by internal hydrogen bonds between the carbonyl groups. The internal bonds can be significant, for example, 31 kJ/mol (7 …
Radicals, Metals And Magnetism, David J R Brook
Radicals, Metals And Magnetism, David J R Brook
David J. R. Brook
The interaction between unpaired electrons governs many physical properties of materials. Although in a fundamental sense the interaction is simple, a full understanding of the interaction in molecular systems is complicated by the presence of other bonding and non-bonding electrons. The resulting many body problem is very challenging. Nevertheless, much qualitative understanding can be obtained from applying simple molecular orbital theory and considering only the partly filled orbitals. The resulting model can be used to describe existing diradical and metal-radical systems and also has predicative value in the search for molecular magnets and design of nanoscale devices.
Exo- And Endo-Tricarbonyl[(4b,5,6,7,8,8a-Η)-Cis-N-Methyl-2,3,4,4a,9,9a-Hexahydro-1h- Carbazole]Chromium(0), Nigam Rath, F. Christopher Pigge, Shiyue Fang
Exo- And Endo-Tricarbonyl[(4b,5,6,7,8,8a-Η)-Cis-N-Methyl-2,3,4,4a,9,9a-Hexahydro-1h- Carbazole]Chromium(0), Nigam Rath, F. Christopher Pigge, Shiyue Fang
Nigam Rath