Organic and Physical Chemistry Using Chemical Kinetics. Prospects and Developments

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Title: ORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY USING CHEMICAL KINETICS: PROSPECTS AND DEVELOPMENTS......Page 5
NOTICE TO THE READER......Page 6
CONTENTS (with page links)......Page 7
PREFACE......Page 11
ABSTRACT......Page 17
2. SARW STATISTICS FOR INTERTWINING CHAINS IN D–DIMENSIONAL LATTICE SPACE......Page 18
3. SARW STATISTICS FOR INTERTWINING CHAINS IN CONTINUOUS D–DIMENSIONAL SPACE......Page 21
4. THERMODYNAMICS OF CONFORMATION AND DEFORMATION OF INTERTWINING CHAINS......Page 22
6. EQUATION FOR THE CONFORMATIONAL STATE OF M–BALL......Page 25
7. ADIABATIC EQUATION FOR EQUILIBRIUM DEFORMATION OF M–BALL......Page 26
9. FORCES AND WORK OF THE DEFORMATION......Page 27
10. ELASTICITY MODULES OF M–BALL......Page 29
11. MAIN TENSIONS AND THE TENSILE STRENGTH......Page 30
12. CALCULATIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS......Page 33
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ABSTRACT......Page 39
1. INTRODUCTION......Page 40
2. STARTING POSITIONS......Page 42
3. DILUTED SOLUTIONS......Page 43
4. SEMI–DILUTED SOLUTIONS......Page 44
5. CONCENTRATED SOLUTIONS......Page 46
6. CONCLUSION......Page 47
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EXPERIMENTAL......Page 68
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 69
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5 TO QUESTION ABOUT INFLUENCE OF SOLVENT ON INTERACTION PROPANETHIOLE BY CHLORINE DIOXIDE......Page 81
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ABSTRACT......Page 85
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DESIGNATIONS......Page 89
INTRODUCTION......Page 90
SPATIAL-ENERGY PARAMETER (P-PARAMETER)......Page 91
PHOTOSYNTHESIS. INITIAL STAGE......Page 96
PHOSPHORYLATION......Page 98
ASSIMILATION OF CO2......Page 99
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DESIGNATIONS......Page 105
INTRODUCTION......Page 106
METHODOLOGY SUBSTANTIATION......Page 107
CALCULATIONS AND COMPARISONS......Page 112
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS......Page 116
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1. INTRODUCTION......Page 119
2.1. Pervaporation Processes......Page 123
2.2. Separation by Evapomeation......Page 138
2.3. Separation by Pertraction......Page 141
2.4. Separation by Membrane Extraction......Page 142
2.5. Separation by Ultrafiltration......Page 146
3.1. Fuel Cells......Page 149
3.2. Sensors......Page 151
3.3. Biochemical/Medical Applications......Page 155
3.3. Materials for Tissue Engineering......Page 163
3.4. Catalysis......Page 167
3.5. PVA and PVA Derivatives-Based Membranes as Vapors and Gas Barrier......Page 170
5. REFERENCES......Page 173
ABSTRACT......Page 183
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ABSTRACT......Page 189
EXPERIMENTAL......Page 190
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 194
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INTRODUCTION......Page 203
SPATIAL-ENERGY PARAMETER (P-PARAMETER)......Page 204
CRYSTALS WITH BASIC IONIC BOND......Page 205
CRYSTALS WITH IONIC-COVALENT AND METALLIC BONDS. INTERMETALLIDES......Page 207
Formation of Carbon Nanostructures......Page 208
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INTRODUCTION......Page 217
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 218
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INTRODUCTION......Page 223
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 224
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INTRODUCTION......Page 233
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 234
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INTRODUCTION......Page 241
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 243
CONCLUSIONS......Page 246
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1. INTRODUCTION......Page 249
2.1. The Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) Network......Page 251
3. NEURAL NETWORK MODEL......Page 252
4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 253
5. CONCLUSION......Page 256
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1. INTRODUCTION......Page 259
2.1. Materials......Page 260
2.3. The UNIQUAC Model......Page 261
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 262
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ABSTRACT......Page 267
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INTRODUCTION......Page 273
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION......Page 276
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