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    The use of infrared kinetic spectroscopy to study small free radicals 

    DeSain, John Dennis (1998)
    The technique of infrared kinetic spectroscopy has been used to study the reaction of the propargyl radical (C3H3) with nitric oxide (NO). The overall rate constant at the high pressure limit for the reaction was determined ...
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    Synthesis, characterization and magnetic property studies of copper-based phosphate and silicate compounds containing nanosize transition metal oxide frameworks 

    Etheredge, Kristen Miriam Sharon Gronberg (1996)
    The search for novel compounds with nanosize transition metal oxide frameworks is important for the study and understanding of materials with interesting and important magnetic and electronic properties. These low-dimensional ...
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    Conjugate gradient density matrix search: A linear scaling alternative to diagonalization 

    Millam, John Mark (1997)
    Advances in the computation of the Coulomb, exchange, and correlation contributions to Gaussian-based Hartree-Fock and density functional theory Hamiltonians have demonstrated near-linear scaling with molecular size for ...
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    Magnetic and chemical effects in x-ray resonant exchange scattering in rare earths and transition metal compounds 

    Hamrick, Michael David (1994)
    The increased availability of synchrotron x-ray sources has facilitated the development of new diffraction techniques based on x-ray resonant exchange scattering (XRES). Resonant electric dipole (E1) and quadrupole (E2) ...
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    Band evolution and shell structure in large clusters: Aluminum(3-60)anion, copper(1-1113)anion, silver(1-58)anion, and gold(1-223)anion 

    Taylor, Kelly J. (1990)
    Photoelectron spectroscopy of negatively, charged clusters of aluminum, copper, silver, and gold reveals electronic shell structure and electron energy band development. Photodetachment experiments on Au$\sb6\sp-$ also ...
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    Hydrogen chemisorption on transition metal clusters 

    Laaksonen, Reima Tapani (1991)
    Positively charged clusters of V, Nb, Ta, Co, Rh, Ir, and Ni in the size range of 3-26 atoms were generated by laser vaporization in a supersonic nozzle and injected into the ion trap of a Fourier transform ion cyclotron ...
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    Allostery and assembly oflac repressor protein 

    Barry, Jennifer Kara (1998)
    Allostery in lac repressor ligand binding is based upon the ability of the protein to assume alternate ligand-bound conformations. The X-ray crystal structures of repressor bound to different ligands indicate the end points ...
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    Synthesis and in vitro characterization of a bone-vectored carbon(60) derivative 

    Gonzalez, Kelly Anne (1999)
    The first tissue-vectored fullerene derivative, C60 (OH)16AMBP (4,4-bisphosphono-2-(polyhydroxyl-1,2-dihydro-1,2-methanofullerene[60]-61-carboxamido)-butyric acid), designed to target bone tissue, has been synthesized, ...
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    Studies of oriented molecules using coincidence time-of-flight mass spectroscopy 

    Wiediger, Susan D. (1999)
    A beam of symmetric top (CX3Y) molecules is state-selected using an inhomogeneous hexapole electric field and then oriented by homogeneous electric fields. A fast neutral atomic potassium beam produced via charge-exchange ...
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    Molecular beam studies of excitation and electron transfer reactions 

    Lewis, Lawrence Lyle (1997)
    Two studies were performed using crossed molecular beams. The first system studied was the reaction $\rm Na\sp* + KBr \to NaBr + K\sp*,$ determining how fine structure is transmitted through a reactive collision. Each fine ...
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