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The bromine nuclear quadrupole moment revisited

2013

For the bromine atom and the hydrogen bromide molecule, we report results for the electric-field gradient at the bromine nucleus based on quantum-chemical calculations. Highly accurate values are obtained by using coupled-cluster methods for the treatment of electron correlation, by minimising remaining basis-set effects through the use of large atomic-orbital sets, and by taking into account relativistic effects. For hydrogen bromide, zero-point vibrational corrections are considered as well. The obtained results for the bromine electric-field gradients are used to derive values for the Br-79 quadrupole moment: 308.1 and 309.3 mb based on data for the bromine atom and hydrogen bromide, res…

bromine quadrupole momentab initio calculationBromineElectronic correlationChemistryHydrogen bromideBiophysicschemistry.chemical_elementHYPERFINE STRUCTURECondensed Matter PhysicsRELATIVISTIC EFFECTSchemistry.chemical_compoundAb initio quantum chemistry methodsQuadrupoleRotational spectroscopyPhysical and Theoretical ChemistryAtomic physicsRelativistic quantum chemistryMolecular BiologyHyperfine structure
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Effect of buffer nature and concentration on the chromatographic performance of basic compounds in the absence and presence of 1-hexyl-3-methylimidaz…

2019

Abstract In reversed-phase liquid chromatography, the performance for basic compounds is affected by the interaction of the protonated (cationic) species with the anionic free silanols on the alkyl-bonded stationary phases. Using aqueous-organic mobile phases in the absence of additives, the retention may be too high, and the peaks be broad and asymmetric. The performance is improved by addition to the mobile phase of ionic liquids, from which 1-hexyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride ([C6MIm][Cl]) has especially good characteristics. A recent report has also revealed that the use of the phosphate system as buffer, at varying concentration and pH, may have a significant role in the chromatograph…

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Current economic downturn and supply chain: The significance of demand and inventory smoothing

2014

The aim of this article is to analyse and quantify the effects of demand and inventory smoothing into supply-chain performance, facing the extreme volatility and impetuous alteration of the market produced by the current economic recession. To do so, we model a traditional serial three-stage supply chain and we test five settings of order smoothing under two shocks in the market demand, and we measure effects in terms of internal process benefits and customer service level of all supply chain partners. Results show that the implementation of this inventory strategy should be based on reward schemes; in fact a higher level of smoothing can generally improve the performance of the upstream st…

bullwhip effect; inventory management; order up to; economic recession; incentivesincentivesMechanical Engineeringmedia_common.quotation_subjectSupply chaininventory managementAerospace EngineeringSettore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-GestionaleRecessionorder up toComputer Science ApplicationsSupply and demandMicroeconomicsbullwhip effectBullwhip effectService levelEconomicsElectrical and Electronic EngineeringBullwhipVolatility (finance)economic recessionSmoothingmedia_common
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Determinants of the Effectiveness of Using Renewable Resource Management-Based Simulations in the Development of Critical Thinking: An Application of…

2019

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Direct and indirect knowledge spillovers and industrial productivity

2016

AbstractThis paper analyses the importance of externalities related to the spread of innovation across sectors. Such spillover effects arise from R&D activities and input–output (IO) linkages among sectors in the country. We borrow Spatial Econometrics techniques to make consistent estimates of the impact of these systematic direct and indirect spillovers on sector’s productivity and the possibility of other types of productivity spillovers in the error term. We find that direct spillovers emanating from IO horizontal linkages determine sector’s productivity, while the indirect effects prove to be negligible. Furthermore, the technological intensity of IO linkages and the productive structu…

business.industry05 social sciencesInternational tradeGeneral Business Management and AccountingKey factorsSpillover effectManagement of Technology and Innovation0502 economics and businessEconomicsSpatial econometricsEconomic geography050207 economicsbusinessProductivityExternality050205 econometrics Industry and Innovation
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Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS). General and stomatological aspects

2008

Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS) is a special contact allergy conditioned by specific amino acids in food allergens, usually fruits, as well as some proteins from different pollens. It is usually manifested in the mouth, however relatively little is known about the syndrome in Odontology. OAS is a fairly common adverse reaction that occurs after ingesting certain foods, such as peaches or apples, produced in atopic individuals who usually suffer from rhinitis, bronchial asthma or both. This syndrome mainly affects the oral cavity and oropharynx, provoking minor local alterations, although there may be serious systematic reactions, making it important to distinguish it from other oral processes w…

business.industry:CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO]medicine.diseaseOral cavityOtorhinolaryngologyOral allergy syndromeContact allergyImmunologyUNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICASmedicineHypersensitivityHumansSurgeryFood allergensbusinessAdverse effectMouth DiseasesGeneral DentistryAnaphylaxisFood HypersensitivityAsthma
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Improved superresolution in coherent optical systems.

2001

Objects that temporally vary slowly can be superresolved by the use of two synchronized moving masks such as pinholes or gratings. This approach to superresolution allows one to exceed Abbe’s limit of resolution. Moreover, under coherent illumination, superresolution requires a certain approximation based on the time averaging of intensity rather than of field distribution. When extensive digital postprocessing can be incorporated into the optical system, a detector array and some postprocessing algorithms can replace the grating that is responsible for information decoding. In this way, no approximation is needed and the synchronization that is necessary when two gratings are used is simpl…

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Quantum wells within quantum dots, a CdS/HgS nanoheterostructure with global and local confinement

1998

Semiconductor nanocrystals prepared by methods of wet chemistry are similar to MBE grown quantum dots where the mobility of the charge carriers is reduced to zero dimensionality. In this paper we summarize the physics of a unique system in which the charge carriers are locally confined within a heterogeneous quantum dot. With high resolution electron microscopy we will show that epitaxial growth ot atomic layer precision is possible by methods of solution chemistry leading to CdS quantum dots with embedded HgS quantum wells (QDQWs). The photophysics of this system is investigated by time-correlated single photon counting, transient differential absorption and fluorescence line narrowing spe…

business.industryChemistryGeneral Chemical EngineeringElectronic structureCondensed Matter::Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall EffectPhoton countingCondensed Matter::Materials ScienceEffective mass (solid-state physics)SemiconductorQuantum dotQuantum dot laserOptoelectronicsCharge carrierbusinessQuantum well
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ZnO/CdTe/CuSCN, a promising heterostructure to act as inorganic eta-solar cell

2005

Abstract The ZnO/CdTe/CuSCN heterostructure was analyzed as a candidate to act as an inorganic eta -solar cell. A ZnO film consisting of single crystal nanocolumns was electrodeposited on a transparent conducting substrate which acts as n-type material. As absorber material we used CdTe, which was deposited on the ZnO columnar film by Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition. In order to complete the eta -solar cell we deposited a CuSCN layer by chemical solution deposition. A conformal and uniform CdTe coverage of the ZnO columns was achieved, producing a very efficient light trapping effect. The effective absorption (∼87%) and effective reflectance (∼10%) of the complete heterostructure in…

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The role of mycotoxins in neurodegenerative diseases: current state of the art and future perspectives of research

2021

Abstract Mycotoxins are fungal metabolites that can cause various diseases in humans and animals. The adverse health effects of mycotoxins such as liver failure, immune deficiency, and cancer are well-described. However, growing evidence suggests an additional link between these fungal metabolites and neurodegenerative diseases. Despite the wealth of these initial reports, reliable conclusions are still constrained by limited access to human patients and availability of suitable cell or animal model systems. This review summarizes knowledge on mycotoxins associated with neurodegenerative diseases and the assumed underlying pathophysiological mechanisms. The limitations of the common in vivo…

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