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Supramolecular Chemistry
Box 3.1 Selective binding of Alkali Metal Cations Properties of alkali metal
cations: - Hard, nonpolarisable spheres (see Section 3.1.2). 0 Little fixed
preference for particular coordination geometries. - Relatively high free energies
of hydration.
Jonathan W. Steed, Jerry L. Atwood, 2013
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Chemical Modelling: Applications and Theory
Already in 2004 Yan et al. investigated the influence of polarisability by
comparing a nonpolarisable with a polarisable force field.174 A faster dynamics
and better agreement to experimental values was observed for the polarisable
model.
Royal Society of Chemistry, Michael Springborg, 2012
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Special Topics in the Theory of Piezoelectricity
... ̄ton(t) reduces to ̄ton(t) = ( ̄Θo(t) − ̄Po(t)⊗ ◦ E − ◦ P ⊗e(t)) ◦ n on∂ ◦ V. (6.51
). 6.2.3. Special. Cases: Homogeneous. Initial. State. and. Nonpolarisable.
Environment. In this part we introduce two simplifying hypotheses, essential ...
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Cell Biology, Four-Volume Set: A Laboratory Handbook
In order to overcome this problem, connections made to the recording circuitry
are via nonpolarisable reversible Ag/AgCl electrodes. These electrodes consist
of a silver wire with a chlorided tip produced by dipping in bleach (20% sodium ...
Julio E. Celis, Nigel Carter, Kai Simons, 2005
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Language Typology: A Functional Perspective
8.3.4 Nonpolarisable clauses As we have already mentioned above declaratives,
interrogatives and imperatives are all polarisable. The nonpolarisable clauses
are optatives, exclamations, cautions, hortatives and suggestions. For example: ...
Alice Caffarel, J. R. Martin, Christian M. I. M. Matthiessen, 2004
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An Introduction to Applied and Environmental Geophysics
The method has been used since 1922, when Schlumberger introduced
nonpolarisable electrodes as a secondary tool in base metal exploration,
characteristically to detect the presence of massive ore bodies, in contrast to the
induced ...
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Introductory Bioelectronics: For Engineers and Physical ...
This will serve to make this counter electrode nonpolarisable, being able to
conduct the cell current without changing its potential. This counter electrode
could, for example, be platinum foil acting as a standard hydrogen electrode,
separated ...
Ronald R. Pethig, Stewart Smith, 2012
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Water in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics: Experimental ...
... ice, 104 liquid, 200, 201 mean field theory of, 86 nonpolarisable models, 201 of
flexible models, 207, 263 of spherical model, 86 polarisable models, 201 proteins
, 265, 266 real part, 355, 357 sample sise dependence, 90 sensitivity to model, ...
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Trends and Perspectives in Modern Computational Science
... than the fixed partial charges of the typical (nonpolarisable) potential functions,
as all changes of the diernical surrounding induce charge fluctuations. Thus one
can describe the continously changing charges as a dynamical charge field.
George Maroulis, Theodore Simos, 2006
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Nonlinear Dielectric Phenomena in Complex Liquids
Thus, Furthermore, let us suppose that the molecules are subjected to
superimposed external electric ac and strong dc bias fields (both directed along
the Z axis) and consider an ensemble of rigid nonpolarisable polar molecules,
where the ...
Sylwester J. Rzoska, Vitaly P. Zhelezny, 2006
