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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «GEMINATELY»
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1
The Mechanisms of Pyrolysis, Oxidation, and Burning of ...
The contribution made to the overall reaction by free radicals that react
geminately clearly depends upon their reactivity. Radicals may react geminately
with or without having propagated reaction. In degrading systems the most
significant ...
2
Advanced EPR: Applications in Biology and Biochemistry
In these pairs too the spins are correlated, singlet pairs tending to react and triplet
ones to undergo spin evolution and polarization development just as they would
if created geminately. For an observable polarization to result this underlying ...
Most of them recombine geminately after 2 ps but some of them (10%) persist on
a time scale of 5 ps or longer and contribute to real conductivity. In solution the
efficiency of photogeneration is smaller and the conductivity decays to zero within
...
Tibor Grasser, Gregor Meller,
2009
4
Ultrafast Phenomena XVI: Proceedings of the 16th ...
The direct observation of the dissociated CO from CO-cm cyt. c shows that the
fraction of CO escapes into the bulk solution on a ps time scale and the
remainder geminately rebinds (GR) within 1 ns. Absence of primary docking site-
like ...
Paul Corkum, Sandro de Silvestri, Keith A. Nelson,
2010
5
The Study of Fast Processes and Transient Species by ...
While the theoretical explanations remained somewhat diverse, it was apparent
to all concerned that the lifetime of geminately recombining ion pairs must be
much longer than the initial calculations of Samuel and Magee [6] had suggested
if ...
John H. Baxendale, Fabio Busi,
1982
6
Advances in Amorphous Semiconductors
When R becomes greater than Rc, a photo-excited carrier does not recombine
geminately, since electrons can diffuse before recombinmg with holes. Shklovskii
et al. (1990) defined a "survival" probability ij(R) that a photo-excited pair does ...
Jai Singh, Koichi Shimakawa,
2003
7
Physics of Organic Semiconductors
Initially a geminately bound electron hole pair is formed that can subsequently
dissociate fully. In a neat, chemically pure system the initial step is strongly field
dependent because the formation of the eh-pair requires additional Coulomb ...
8
Illinois Biological Monographs
GROUP V. — Labrum not elongated; four prongs connected; five panels ribbon-
like and not geminately sclerotized: Condylostylus (Figs. 77 and 160) GROUP VI.
— Labrum not elongated; four prongs connected; six panels ribbon-like and not ...
9
Amorphous Chalcogenide Semiconductors and Related Materials
... an excited electron–hole pair1 may geminately recombine2 non-radiatively,
giving rise to a thermal spike, which will be localized in nanometer scales. Or, at
low temperatures, it may radiatively recombine, giving rise to luminescence. On
the ...
Keiji Tanaka, Koichi Shimakawa,
2011
10
Experimental Discrimination of Geminate Vs. Nongeminate ...
... recombine geminately and thus won't contribute to any 9 Photoluminescence (
PL) Recombination in a-Si:H.
Thomas Wagner Herring,
2008