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Here are specific actions agreed upon by conference delegates to be implemented in the short term by all summit participants.
Here are specific actions agreed upon by conference delegates to be implemented in the short term by all summit participants:
Adopt the principles of the "2030 Challenge".
All design leaders must recognize, and assume responsibility of the critical role to educate clients about sustainable, energy efficient, healthful operations.
For all of our client's projects, strive to achieve "carbon neutral" design.
Establish a Summit website to actively share information, ideas, and solutions.
Publicize real projects that are successful in reducing emissions, lowering energy costs, and creating life-cycle benefits.
Adopt lifestyle changes to reduce our collective environmental impact, such as recycling 100 percent of the waste produced by our respective offices, and committing to reducing energy consumption in our own firms by an average of 50 percent in the next five years.
Produce all of our projects in accordance with sustainable design principles, using real performance metrics to verify results.
Work with city, regional and state agencies to adopt environmentally-responsible building codes and other regulations.
Create a leadership awards program that will publicize new, workable ideas in sustainable design.
Meet with professional design schools to advocate the Nantucket Principles and the Santa Fe Priorities integration into programs.
Work with our clients to build a solid business case for the economic advantages of sustainable design.
Recognize and reward a diverse group of younger members of our respective firms, who will become tomorrow's leaders, encouraging their commitment to the principles of sustainable design.
All Summit Delegates to communicate these Santa Fe Priorities within their own organizations and develop specific action plans that are communicated back the Design Futures Council for sharing in 2007.
In supporting this effort, the role of the Design Futures Council will be to foster leadership and foresight in all matters related to design, professional practice, and the environment. The DFC will provide fertile ground for creating, sharing, and disseminating useful information, focusing on "what's going to happen next?" in the design professions. We actively encourage our members to take direct action as leaders of their respective organizations, providing both inspiration and practical results for their clients and the public at large.
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to the following parts of Sudan: Darfur, the Red Sea State border with Eritrea; the Abyei region; Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile states; areas of Northern Kordofan and White Nile states south of the Kosti-El Obeid-En Nahud road. See Local travel
The FCO advise against all but essential travel to the following parts of Sudan: areas west of the towns of En-Nahud in North Kordofan up to the Darfur border. See Local travel
Since 11 April 2016 there have been several demonstrations originating in universities throughout Sudan, some of which have sparked violent clashes resulting in fatalities and injuries. Demonstrations are no longer isolated to universities and have been taking place in other parts of Khartoum, often at short notice. Be vigilant, avoid any demonstrations or large gatherings that may occur. You should monitor local media and and follow the advice of the local authorities on where demonstrations may take place.
There is a general threat from terrorism. Attacks could be indiscriminate, including in places frequented by expatriates and foreign travellers. See Terrorism
You should avoid any demonstrations or large gatherings of people. See Political situation
The British Embassy no longer registers British nationals in Sudan and the capacity of the British Embassy to help in times of crisis may be limited. You should consider your own travel arrangements carefully and make sure you have up-to-date travel documents and visas in case you need to leave at short notice. In case of a crisis this page outlines the precautions you should take and the help and support the British Embassy can provide.
The Overseas Business Risk service offers information and advice for British companies operating overseas on how to manage political, economic, and business security-related risks.
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Asylum was a British comedy series shown on Paramount Comedy Channel in 1996. Set in a mental asylum, it ran for one series of six episodes. Unlike traditional sitcoms or comedy television shows, it was to some extent an opportunity for stand-up routines by various comedians, mixed with an overall story involving much black humour. It is significant for involving a large number of British comedians, many who have gone on to work on some of the most successful comedy programmes of the last decade. It marked the first collaboration of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson, who would go on to make cult sitcom Spaced. Many of the characters names were the same as those of the actors who portrayed them.
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Treatment and care included in Healthier Solutions core cover
The following benefits are covered as part of our core cover. You can also access our GP helpline and our Stress Counselling helpline (over 16s only) free of charge, 24 hours a day.
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- Surgical procedures on the teeth performed in a hospital
- Specialist referred physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic treatment
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- A private ambulance for transportation to hospital for eligible treatment as a day-patient or in-patient (if medically necessary)
- Out-patient treatment of acute conditions, although specialist fees are subject to the limits in our specialist fee schedule
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You may want to add these options to your core cover. They will increase your cover but also increase your premium.
- Complementary therapies referred by your GP. These include physiotherapy, chiropractic treatments, osteopathy and acupuncture. By adding this option, you can claim for up to 10 sessions in combined total. This option also covers minor surgery by your GP for up to £100 per procedure.
- Dental and optical cover. Eligible surgical procedures would be covered by your core cover, but by choosing this option you could claim for routine dental treatment up to £300, accidental dental injury up to £600 and routine optical expenses up to £200. We apply a separate £50 excess to both the optical benefit and routine dental treatment, per person per policy year.
- Psychiatric treatment. Choosing this option means that you could claim for both in-patient and day-patient treatment if diagnosed with a psychiatric condition such as schizophrenia or clinical depression. Accommodation and nursing would be covered in full up to 28 days, and associated specialists' fees of up to £210 per week.
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- Extended hospital list. If treatment in the Greater London area would be convenient for you, it's possible to upgrade your hospital list to include an additional range of hospitals and clinics.
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Choosing these options won't reduce the quality of fast, private care you'll receive with our core cover but it will reduce the benefit levels and also reduce your premium.
- Reduced out-patient cover. This option makes two significant changes to the out-patient cover usually included. We would still cover all the costs of any cancer treatment after you've been diagnosed, such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy. We would also cover in full the costs for CT, MRI and PET scans, but we'd remove cover for surgical procedures on teeth, emergency overseas cover and complications of pregnancy and childbirth.
You would also choose either a £0, £500 or £1,000 limit on costs per person per policy year for specialist consultations, diagnostic tests, specialist referred treatment by a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath, and any psychiatric treatment as an out-patient.
- Policy excess. If you choose to apply an excess, it means that you will pay the agreed amount towards the cost of your claims. You can choose from £100, £200, £500, £1,000, £3,000 or £5,000, and the excess applies once per person, per policy year.
- Six week option. Choosing this option means that you won't be able to claim for in-patient or day-patient treatment, or NHS cash benefit, if the NHS can treat you within six weeks.
- Reduced hospital lists. As an alternative to the list of hospitals included in core cover, you could choose our Signature hospital list if you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland. Or you could choose our Trust hospital list. However, you need to live within 30 miles of a hospital on the Trust list to choose the option.
What's not included in Healthier Solutions?
Like most private health insurance policies, Healthier Solutions won't cover any pre-existing conditions unless we have expressly included treatment relating to them during full medical underwriting or under continued medical exclusions. There are also some specific treatments and conditions that aren't covered:
Healthier Solutions won't provide cover for
- Treatment undertaken by a specialist without your GP's referral
- Long term or chronic conditions (we do not apply this chronic condition exclusion to treatment for cancer)
- HIV/AIDS and related conditions
- Treatment for pregnancy or childbirth, although some complications are covered, as detailed in the policy wording, provided the mother has been on the policy for at least ten months
- Diagnostic tests and treatment for infertility
- Surgical or medical appliances such as neurostimulators (i.e. cochlear implants) and crutches
- Charges made by a GP, medical practitioner or specialist for completing a claim form
- Alcoholism, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, solvent abuse and other addictive conditions
- Psycho-geriatric conditions
- Kidney dialysis
- Cosmetic treatment (except following an accident or surgery for cancer)
- Take-home drugs and dressings
- Professional sports injuries
- Experimental treatment
- Treatment required as a result of war, terrorism or contamination by radioactivity or chemicals
- Self inflicted injury
- Sexual dysfunction
- Sleep disorders and sleep problems such as snoring or sleep apnoea
- Treatment for warts or verrucas
- Weight loss surgery
- Varicose veins of the leg unless they meet the criteria detailed in the terms and conditions booklet
Tell us how Healthier Solutions would fit you best
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Agile and DevOps share many common traits, however DevOps enables a far more continuous flow of work into IT Operations, which is critical to increasing velocity while improving quality of software.
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APPLETON — Pope Francis called for prayer and action, and a group of seventh grade students at St. Francis Xavier Middle School answered.
Teacher Sara Meyer planned to have students in her God's Green Earth class start the school year by learning about national parks and John Muir, but plans changed after listening to the pope on Vatican radio. Pope Francis declared Sept. 1 as the first World Day of Prayer for Care of Creation. In response, the students asked, "What are we going to do?"
"Pope Francis was talking about the environment and how we could help," said student Patrick McGinnis. "We brainstormed and came up with some ideas. We decided that recycling was the way to go."
"Not all the recycle bins and trash bins (in each classroom) are different sizes," said classmate Anna Teerlinck. "Sometimes, they are the same size and all that is distinguishing them is a purple sticker."
Not only were many of the bins the same size, but also the same color. The students decided to raise money to purchase blue, 10-gallon recycling bins for the homerooms and some additional rooms. A total of $450 was needed for 40 bins.
"We were deciding between the option of either a bake sale or casual day," said McGinnis.
"We really only had the bake sale choice because we would have needed 450 kids and not all are going to pay for a casual day," said Teerlinck.
The students sold baked goods for $1 each on five consecutive days to raise $604.
In addition to the recycling bin project, they read excerpts from the pope's encyclical, "Laudato Si': On Care for our Common Home." The class also took a field trip to the Outagamie Recycling Center.
"We were really surprised by the amount of things you can recycle," said McGinnis. "You can recycle plastics that can be stretched by your finger that aren't wet and plastic cups."
"We also learned about stuff that cannot be recycled," said Teerlinck. "You have to take the top off a water bottle before you try to recycle it. We also learned what happens to it when it is recycled."
The students wrote their own prayers about the environment. They also wrote letters to Pope Francis.
"You should have seen the handwriting on those," said Meyer. "They just thanked him for the encyclical and said what they were going to do, how they were going to make their change as he had asked. They were really beautifully written."
"We are still waiting for a response," said McGinnis.
The students will deliver the blue recycling bins to the homerooms and provide education. Teams of two will show a PowerPoint presentation and provide information about what can and cannot be recycled. They will also share their prayers or encourage the homeroom class to pray for the earth.
The fall semester marks the first time "God's Green Earth" was offered at the middle school.
"Instead of doing just literature, we set up literary electives where the kids can choose a topic they are interested in," said Meyer. "We take the standards and tie it to that topic. We also have one called 'Backstage' and one called 'iPads.' They still do the reading and writing. The eighth grade also has electives."
Meyer still plans on talking about national parks before the semester ends.
"This was just really important," she said. "This cemented that they are valuable contributors and can do something for the world. I think Pope Francis would be proud."
"I really like (Pope Francis) because he understands that we need to do something," said Teerlinck. "I remember that there was a part in his encyclical that said that we can't rely on technology, we can't rely on other people. We can't rely on world leaders; we need to do this ourselves."


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I have been suffering from muscle pain for the last 2 weeks, it started in my lower back, and I thought it may be due to lifting, this then moved to my central back in the muscles to the side of my spine and then to shoulders over a period of a week. I was having trouble sleeping and woke with cramping pains and inablity to move first thing. I then got the pain in my neck about 4 days ago and couldn't turn to my left easily, (I could put my nose to my right arm pit but not my left). The top of my shoulders were tender to the touch. I was treating with ibuprofen and red tiger balm, I used deep heat rub yesterday, and this morning woke with terrible pain in my right chest, which was very painful to the touch. These pains get worse if I sit still for a while, and the pain in bed is too much to get back to sleep or turn over. I intend to go to the GP, but if someone out there can give me any ideas, as there are so many stories of mis diagnosis that I would like to have a consensus of opinions. I am 31y/o am 6ft3in in good fitness/health weighing 14stones (200lb). No breathing problems or nausea just really tender muscles.
I sincerely hope someone can help. Sorry for the long symptom explaination
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Looking to recruit someone on EUW or send a scroll just PM me.
Played since Vanilla haven't been playing MoP much would like to play again have 33k gold on Draenor server horde side if interested playing there.
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Looking to recruit someone on EUW or send a scroll just PM me.
Played since Vanilla haven't been playing MoP much would like to play again have 33k gold on Draenor server horde side if interested playing there.
*old signature is old*
MoP Noob
I'm looking to recruit or be recruited
If you want to recruit me please provide me with the following things
-Battle Chest (If I see you are playing alot and we are leveling fast ill buy myself cata + mop)
-If you want to level super fast please provide gold for bags (you don't HAVE to)
-Some time to level up
Skype : WordSpy
If you want me to recruit you
Just add me on skype: wordspy
I want to level up many alts.
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Looking for someone to invite as a RaF buddy.
What I bring:
- 13/13HM Current Raider as a MW Monk.
- 2900 3's exp as Rogue.
- 5 time Rank One title holder.
- Available whenever you want to play.
- I'd like to level 2-3 toons to 80.
- Horde would be preferred on Tichondrious.
- I'm able to carry or just do 2's/3's with you to help you cap your conquest points when we hit 90.
What you bring:
- Battlechest and CD keys for cata/mop.
- Ability to play for hours on end without breaks, and to competently play the class that you roll.
We'll both be starting fresh on a brand new server, so it will be a few days before I can provide either of us with flying, bags and things of the
Message me here, or add me on Skype if you're interested.
Skype; Midnight669.
I will be checking back in tomorrow some time for messages, I will most likely not reply to anything in this forum post.
Edit: Meh, not eligible... forget it :-(
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Looking for someone to Scroll of Res me. US Servers.
PM me asap for info.
If your on a Illidan or Tich Horde, even better.
Professor Necomi - http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte.../Necomi/simple
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Looking for someone to recruit on Outland EU Alliance!
It will be quick and painless, and I have the necessary gold needed for everything!
Most of all, it will be fun! - If you are up for it, PM me.
I'm levelling a new character on Aerie Peak and wondered if anybody would be interested in teaming up with RAF?
Myself being the recruiter.
You'll get an invite into a level 25 guild
Please have experience with the game
I'm looking for somebody who will play a few hours every day so we can reach top level asap.
I'll play as a tank or a healer to get access to instant queues.
Let me know here if you are interested.
Offering SoR on Outlands EU Alliance side:
Be sure that your account has not been active after March 4th, 2012. Active includes both free gametime given through promotions and paid gametime.
You may PM me with BNet email or the character it should affect and the realm.
Wanting to level a new character Alliance side (US). Looking to be recruited.
What I need from you:
To level with me? (this is raf afterall...)
Possibly some gold for mount training cost
The rest I will handle/pay for myself.
Please pm if you're interested.
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Do you play EU or US?
I cant pm u as just made account.
If u play eu then id be happy to recruit and play with u.
I am active and can supply some gold/bags.
Add me on skype if ur interested: brynrules29
Hey I'm looking to recruit someone on Sargeras-US. I play Alliance and would love to level with someone else. I just got my wisdom teeth removed so I'll be playing nonstop for the next week!
Need SoR. Will be paying tonight if I can get this done now.
PM me for my email. This is for US Servers.
hey im intersted but i cant pm for some retarded reason
my skype33dror
i can suply you with what you need and im mostly looking for a partner to play wow with.
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Looking to RAF and Resurrect people on EU servers. PM me if interested.
Looking to refer someone to be my RAF.
* EU servers
* I have lots of game experience since TBC, I'll be glad to help you with any questions
* I may offer you some gold if leveling on Burning Blade realm (only have gold there), but by constantly running dungeons you should always have enough gold for mounts and some other stuff.
* Willing to level as many characters as you want, even at different realms.
* I'm online most of the time, so it's possible to get your first 80 level char in a day or so.
* I live in UK, in case you care for the time zone.
If you're interested, please add me on skype: arukomp
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Looking for someone who can sends two SoR to a spanish server (EU)
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Before the season and again at the All-Star Break, I predicted the final records for all 30 major league teams.
It's been an interesting season, to say the least. Six of 10 playoff teams were not in the playoffs last year, including four from the National League, the Orioles (who haven't been in the postseason since 1997) and the Nationals (who haven't been there since 1981 as the Montreal Expos).
Some teams did play to expectations, but more did not, and those were the most interesting teams in 2012.
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An improvement over the original, with better graphics, more creative deaths, better animation, more of a plot, and some interactivity in the form of mini-games! Worth watching if you're a fan of this sort of thing!
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A lot better than the previous episode, however once again your using my least favorite style of graphics.
Graphics~Graphics are in fact improved, but I still dont like em :I
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Santa Claus and smoking are making headlines this holiday season thanks to a newly released, edited and now-controversial version of the 1822 poem, "Twas the Night Before Christmas," according to Yahoo News. The original poem (formally known as "The Visit from St. Nicholas) describes Saint Nick with a "stump of pipe he held tight in his teeth/And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath." Now, thanks to author Pamela McColl, who spent $200,000 of her own money, that line has been deleted in a self-published version.
But the famous (or newly infamous) poem is hardly the first depiction of Santa Claus enjoying a smoke. There are scores of vintage advertisements that feature Santa Claus thoroughly enjoying cigarettes, cigars and pipes.
According to Stanford University's School of Medicine, which has a research group that studies the impact of tobacco advertising:
Cherished icons can be found in a number of tobacco ads. Indeed, the tobacco industry has made every effort to associate itself with noble institutions, patriotic themes, and cultural icons that connote respectability. Among the innumerable examples are George Washington, Mt. Rushmore, British royalty, the US flag, the Statue of Liberty, soldiers, astronauts, and even the beloved family pet. Even more prevalent were cultural symbols which brought to mind happy times and celebration, particularly Santa Claus.
Stanford's website includes numerous examples of vintage cigarettes and tobacco ads featuring Santa Claus — as a smoker, womanizer, lech, misogynist and enabler.
Take a look at some of them right here:
Edgeworth 1 of 15"Mrs. Claus is a right fine woman."
Lucky Strike 2 of 15"Luckies are easy on my throat."
Murad 3 of 15"What could you moreenjoy this Xmas than Murad?"
Chesterfield 4 of 15"There's lots more smoking pleasure to them."
Camel Cigarettes & Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco 5 of 15"Gifts that say "Merry Christmas with every puff."
Murad II 6 of 15"When I asked the grown-up to judge for themselves what Xmas present they wanted — they all chose Murad."
Camel 7 of 15"Give Camels for Christmas in special Christmas wrappers."
Player's 8 of 15"The present no one ever exchanges as a Christmas gift."
Murad III 9 of 15"Everywhere — why?"
Camel Cigarettes & Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco II 10 of 15"2 Ways to Say: Merry Christmas . . . pleasant smoking!"
Chesterfield II 11 of 15"Top off your gift bundles with these cheery cartons of Christmas Chesterfields . . . They satisfy."
Old Gold 12 of 15"Smacked by a Sappy Santy? Light an Old Gold."
Murad IV 13 of 15"I have to make special trips to supply all the people who want Murads for Christmas gifts."
Edgeworth II 14 of 15". . . and listen what Daddy wants . . ."
Egyptian Deities 15 of 15"The Utmost in Cigarettes."
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This condition is considered a medical emergency. Urgent care may be required.
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Volume 28, Issue 3, 01 March 1958
Nuclear Resonance Spectrum of Al27 in Chrysoberyl28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744140View Description Hide Description
The nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum of Al27 in a single crystal of chrysoberyl (BeAl2O4)4 has been investigated at room temperature in a field of 7800 gauss. The spectra obtained as the crystal was rotated about the three crystal axes have been interpreted on the basis of eight Al27 sites of two distinct types, the four sites of each type differing only in the orientation of the principal field gradients. Quadrupole coupling constants and electric field asymmetry parameters at the two types of sites were determined to beIn addition, the orientation of the principal field gradients has been determined at each of the eight sites.
Nature of the Glass Transition and the Glassy State28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744141View Description Hide Description
The thermodynamic properties of amorphous phases of linear molecular chains are obtained from statistical mechanics by means of a form of the quasi‐lattice theory which allows for chain stiffness and the variation of volume with temperature. A second‐order transition is predicted for these systems.
This second‐order transition has all the qualitative features of the glass transition observed experimentally. It occurs at a temperature which is an increasing function of both chain stiffness and chain length and a decreasing function of free volume.
The molecular ``relaxation times'' are shown to increase rapidly as the second‐order transition temperature is approached from above.
To permit quantitative application of the theory and determine the relationship between the second‐order transition and the glass transition observed in ``slow'' experiments these two transitions are tentatively identified. By this means quantitative predictions are made concerning the variations of (1) glass temperature with molecular weight, (2) volume with temperature, (3) volume with molecular weight, (4) volume at the glass temperature with the glass temperature for various molecular weights of the same polymer, (5) specific heatvs temperature, and (6) glass temperature with mole fraction of low‐molecular weight solvent, since extensive experimental results are available for these properties. These and other theoretical predictions are found to be in excellent agreement with the experimental results.
Infrared Spectrum of Methyl Chloride near 6000 cm—128(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744142View Description Hide Description
The rotational fine structure of the parallel component of 2v 4 of methyl chloride has been resolved. The Q branches of the sub‐bands, and the P and R branch lines of the K = 3 sub‐band have been identified and analyzed. The molecular constants obtained are (in cm—1): v 0 = 6015.56, B′ = 0.4439, B″ = 0.4436, B′ — B″ = 0.00044, and (A′ — B′) — (A″ — B″) = —0.0481.
Proton Magnetic Resonance of the CH3 Group. IV. Calculation of the Tunneling Frequency and of T 1 in Solids28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744143View Description Hide Description
The thirty lowest eigenvalues of the Mathieu equation have been calculated numerically to nine places for a hindered rotor with threefold symmetry attached to a rigid framework. The results are tabulated for eight values of IV0/2ℏ 2 ranging from 56.25 to 115.3125. The splittings of the torsional states of the CH3 group have been used to calculate the average tunneling frequency, ν t , as a function of temperature for barrier heights of 825 cm—1 to 2770 cm—1. Some useful relations are developed between the eigenvalues and torsional splittings for the 2‐ and 3‐nodal potential functions.
The BPP theory is used to calculate the proton spin‐lattice relaxation time,T 1, for CH3 groups undergoing hindered reorientations in solids and also over‐all molecular tumblings, assuming Debye spectral density functions for both motions. The manner in which the tunneling affects T 1 is considered at some length and two ways of introducing it are described. The coupling among the three protons within a given CH3 group is discussed briefly in relation to T 1.
On Time Smoothing. A Model for Momentum Transport28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744144View Description Hide Description
An investigation has been made of the time smoothing properties of the transportequations previously derived by the author [J. Chem. Phys. 26, 1421 (1957)]. A model is introduced, wherein momentum is transferred from one portion of a fluid medium to another via acoustical waves. This model is applied to the problem of viscous flow of a rare gas, and it is found that it is permissible and desirable to allow the time smoothing interval τ to become infinitely large. In practice this means that τ≫β—1, where β is a friction constant. The model incidentally yields a value for the viscosity coefficient in fair agreement with the Chapman‐Enskog hard sphere value.
Anisotropic Color Centers in α‐Quartz. II. Germanium‐Doped Synthetic Quartz28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744145View Description Hide Description
The color center at 275 mμ produced by x‐irradiation in three specimens, two of Bell and one of Clevite synthetic quartz, depends on the presence of germanium impurity. It is absent in specimens free of germanium. The center is anisotropic with maximum absorption in the σ direction (electric vector perpendicular to the c axis). In the π direction (electric vector parallel to the c axis) the absorption is poorly resolved into two bands. The color center absorption is caused by an electric dipole transition. This center bleaches more rapidly than other color centers present in the specimens. This color center system is accompanied by the aluminum system which is in the 460 mμ region and by two other bands at 1900 and 2050 A. No relationships have been observed among these bands other than that they are found together in the three instances studied and the intensity increases with the energy of the given band. A question of a model for this center is discussed.
Theoretical Derivation of Traube's Rule28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744146View Description Hide Description
A theoretical derivation of Traube's rule for the surface tension of dilute aqueous solutions of homologous series of long chain compounds is given. It is demonstrated that a quantitative interpretation of the rule requires that the molecules of the chain extend randomly upward out of the surface and permit hindered rotations of the CH2 groups about each carbon‐carbon bond. It is shown that the old arguments for supposing that the molecules of the chain lie parallel to the surface for dilute solutions are unconvincing.
Surface Ionization Phenomena on Polycrystalline Tungsten28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744147View Description Hide Description
By assuming the existence of patches of different work functions on the surface of tungsten filaments, the ratio of ions to atoms emitted from the total surface has been computed by applying the Langmuir‐Saha equation to each patch. From a suitable choice of the fraction of the surface covered by patches of work function [open phi] n , a good fit to published data is obtained. The significance of these patches in the interpretation of surface ionization data is discussed.
Infrared Spectra of the Isotopic Nitrous Oxides28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744148View Description Hide Description
The infrared spectra of N14N15O16, N15N14O16, and N15N15O16 have been observed from 2.5 μ to 20 μ using a model 112 Perkin‐Elmer spectrometer. The frequencies of the three fundamental vibrational bands and fifteen overtone and combination bands have been tabulated and compared with the frequencies of N14N14O16. Using known anharmonic constants and isotopic relations, approximate zero‐order frequencies have been calculated for the isotopic molecules. A set of force constants for infinitesimal displacements have been computed for the set of molecules, and the partition function ratios for the various species calculated from the data.
Ion Exchange Kinetics. A Nonlinear Diffusion Problem28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744149View Description Hide Description
Ideal limiting laws are calculated for the kinetics of particle diffusioncontrolled ion exchange processes involving ions of different mobilities between spherical ion exchanger beads of uniform size and a well‐stirred solution. The calculations are based on the nonlinear Nernst‐Planck equations of ionic motion, which take into account the effect of the electric forces (diffusion potential) within the system. Numerical results for counter ions of equal valence and six different mobility ratios are presented. They were obtained by use of a digital computer. This approach contains the well‐known solution to the corresponding linear problem as a limiting case. An explicit empirical formula approximating the numerical results is given.
Compression and Densities of Four Solidified Hydrocarbons and Carbon Tetrafluoride at 77°K28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744150View Description Hide Description
The piston displacement method of Bridgman has been used to measure the volume changes and compressibilities of solid ethane, ethylene, propane, propylene, and carbon tetrafluoride from 0 to 20 000 kg/cm2 at 77°K. The only polymorphic phase change observed is a first‐order transition at P = 180±80 kg/cm2 at 77° in CF4. The densities of these solidified gases at 77° have been measured at atmospheric pressure by direct condensation into a volumetric flask. The accompanying pressure drop in a storage tank of known volume is observed.
Stark Effect from 1.1 to 2.6 Millimeters Wavelength : PH3, PD3, DI, and CO28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744151View Description Hide Description
The Stark effect has been observed in the microwave rotational spectra of PH3 and PD3 at 1.1 and 2.1 mm wavelength, respectively, in DI127 at 1.5 mm, and in C12O16 at 2.6 mm. The J = 1→2 transition of PD3 has been observed at 1.08 mm. Analysis of the data yields values of the electric dipole moment, μ, as follows: PH3, 0.578±0.010 debye; DI, 0.316±0.010 debye; and CO, 0.112±0.005 debye. The centrifugal stretching constants, DJ and DJK, for PD3 are found to be 0.800 Mc and 1.31 Mc, respectively.
Reaction Rates by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744152View Description Hide Description
The Bloch equations for nuclear magnetic resonance are modified to describe the magnetic resonance of a single nuclear species X which is transferred back and forth between two (or more) magnetic environments (A,B) by kinetic molecular processes. The modified Bloch equations involve the usual assumptions of the Bloch theory and, in addition, require (a) that the X nuclear relaxation times be independent of the molecular exchange rates, and (b) that the X nuclear magnetization in A relax independently of the X magnetization in B, and vice versa. The modified Bloch equations are easily solved in the slow passage case, with arbitrary rf saturation. Earlier relations between reaction rates, and resonance line shapes, which were developed by Gutowsky, McCall, and Slichter, and extended by a number of other investigators, are easily derived using the modified Bloch equations. In the present work the modified equations are used to show how rapid exchange rates can sometimes be measured in solutions where the Xrelaxation times are relatively long in one system, A, and short in the second, B.
Delta‐Function Model for Short‐Range Intermolecular Forces. I. Rare Gases28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744153View Description Hide Description
A delta‐function model is proposed for the calculation of short‐range intermolecular forces. The features which must be incorporated into such a model to make it yield quantitative results for repulsion energies are investigated by considering first the repulsion interaction of two hydrogen atoms with parallel electron spins. Extension to the rare gas atom interactions is then made by replacing their many electrons by an effective charge distribution. This procedure permits the simple treatment developed for hydrogen atoms to be taken over formally for rare gas atoms. Interactions between unlike atoms are also considered. As finally formulated, there are no disposable parameters and the interactionenergy is directly related to known properties of the isolated atoms. The properties needed are the atomic number, the first ionization potential, and the average radius of the largest electronic orbit. Agreement with experiment is good in all cases, and is almost always superior to that achieved by conventional valence bond or molecular orbital methods.
Absorption Spectra of Molten Salts28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744154View Description Hide Description
The ultraviolet absorption spectra of a variety of molten salts have been determined. Generalizations about the character of such spectra are made and certain implications about the structure of the liquids are examined.
Irreversible Electrochemical Processes in Membranes. II. Effects of Solvent Flow28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744155View Description Hide Description
The correlation of the osmotic flow of the electrolytesolution with the membrane potential and the ionic permeability is discussed from the standpoint of the irreversible thermodynamics of continuous systems. The entropy production in the membrane having a porous structure is evaluated by means of hydrodynamical calculation taking into account the pressure, concentration, and electric potential gradient under the assumption that the ionic concentration can be determined by the Debye‐Hückel approximation even in the membrane capillaries. From this entropy production a new equation for the volume flow is derived which enables us to give a reasonable explanation of the ``abnormal osmosis.'' The equations for the membrane potential and for the ionic permeability derived similarly from the entropy production contain the additional terms due to the solvent flow in comparison with the theoretical ones given in the previous paper. The new equation for the membrane potential is found to be more satisfactory than the previous one.
A One‐Center Wave Function for the Hydrogen Molecule28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744156View Description Hide Description
Slater atomic orbitals, s, p, d, etc., centered at the molecular midpoint and having variable orbital exponents and variable principal quantum numbers, are used to construct a seven‐term wave function for the ground state of the hydrogen molecule of the formValues for the seven linear coefficients, the twelve orbital exponents and the twelve principal quantum numbers are determined by the variational method. The total molecular energy obtained is — 1.15883 a.u., or 31.53 ev (exptl. 31.96 ev), corresponding to a binding energy of 4.32 ev (exptl. 4.75 ev). A ten‐term function of similar form is constructed which gives a binding energy of 4.34 ev.
Gaseous Species in the Vaporization of Sodium Hydroxide28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744157View Description Hide Description
Mass spectrometric studies of the gaseous species in sodium hydroxide vapor have shown that in the temperature range 300°C to 450°C, NaOH (1) vaporizes mainly as gaseous dimers. A thermodynamic treatment of ion current data yields for the reactions:Comparison with existing data on the gaseous alkali halides shows the trend in dimerization energies:
Field Emission from Mercury Whiskers28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744158View Description Hide Description
A method for growingmetal whiskers in a modified field emission tube has been developed and applied to Hg. Emission patterns from whiskers show these to be 110 oriented single crystals when grown on a tungsten substrate. Their strength, estimated from the electric field necessary for emission is ∼1010 d/cm2. An electrical method of following length based on the relation between this quantity and the surface field, has been used to elucidate whiskergrowth kinetics. It is found that growth is positively exponential, indicating that it occurs by diffusion of impinging atoms to the growing end, where incorporation occurs. From the length where exponential growth ceases it is possible to find a limit for the diffusion coefficient of Hg on Hg and to estimate the activation energy of the surface diffusion as ∼1.1 kcal. Elastic twisting under tensile stress is sometimes found and ascribed to the presence of screw dislocations. Possible applications of the technique are pointed out.
Structure in Ionic Solutions. II28(1958); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1744159View Description Hide Description
The diffraction patterns of concentrated KOH and LiCl solutions have been analyzed. The results indicate that the hydration number for the OH— ion is 6. Previous work on less concentrated KOH solutions had indicated a hydration number of 4 for the K+ ion and a substitutional entry of the cation into the water lattice. The present work agrees with these findings. The dissolution process in LiCl appears to be of a different nature, in that there is a breakdown of the water structure, probably caused by the Li+ ion. The water molecules and the hydrated Li+ ions then pack around the large Cl— ion to give an apparent hydration member for Cl— of 8–9.


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A compilation of kinetic parameters for the thermal degradation of n‐alkane molecules9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555623View Description Hide Description
A list of several hundred free‐radical reactions which occur during the low temperature (700–850 K) pyrolysis of small n‐alkane molecules has been assembled and a set of reliable, self‐consistent Arrhenius rate parameters has been assigned on the basis of experiment, theory,thermochemical estimates and structural analogy. Rate parameters have been recommended for the following types of reactions, with the number of each type in parentheses: initiation (32), recombination (135), disproportionation (108), H‐transfer (112), decomposition (41), addition (58), and isomerization (11), givin a total of 505 reactions. This compilation is intended for use in assembling reaction matrices in computational modeling studies of the thermal reactions of hydrocarbon molecules.
Refractive index of silicon and germanium and its wavelength and temperature derivatives9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555624View Description Hide Description
Refractive index data for silicon and germanium were searched, compiled, and analyzed. Recommended values of refractive index for the transparent spectral region were generated in the ranges 1.2 to 14 μm and 100–740 K for silicon, and 1.9 to 16 μm and 100–550 K for germanium. Generation of these values was based on a dispersion equation which best fits selected data sets covering wide temperature and wavelength ranges. Temperature derivative of refractive index was simply calculated from the first derivative of the equation with respect to temperature. The results are in concordance with the existing d n/d T data.
Microwave spectra of molecules of astrophysical interest. XIX. methyl cyanide9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555625View Description Hide Description
The microwave spectrum of methyl cyanide is critically reviewed for information applicable to radio‐astronomy. Molecular data such as the derived rotational constants, centrifugal distortion parameters, hyperfine coupling constants, electric dipole moment and molecular structure are tabulated. The observed rotational transitions are presented for the astronomically interesting isotopic forms and the lowest lying vibrational state of methyl cyanide. Calculated rotational transitions are presented for the ground vibrational state of 12CH3 12C14N, 13CH3 12C14N, 12CH3 13C14N, 12CH3 12C15N, and for the vibrationally excited state ν8 of 12CH3 12C14N.
A review, evaluation, and correlation of the phase equilibria, heat of mixing, and change in volume on mixing for liquid mixtures of methane + propane9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555626View Description Hide Description
The available experimental data for liquid‐vapor equilibria, heat of mixing, and change in volume on mixing for the methane + propane system have been reviewed and where possible evaluated for consistency. The derived properties chosen for analysis and correlation were liquid mixture excess Gibbs free energies, Henry's constants, and K values. Data sets, selected on the basis of the consistency tests applied, were correlated as a function of temperature and composition to provide internally consistent sets of property values suitable for engineering design calculations.
Saturation states of heavy water9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555627View Description Hide Description
A study has been made of the saturationproperties of D2O from the triple point temperature to 325 °C, in the light of information on the saturationproperties of H2O. Saturated liquid volumes have been determined by extrapolation to saturation pressure of relatively abundant liquid phase data (corrected to 100% D2O). Saturated liquid enthalpy has been determined by extrapolation of liquid phase specific heat data, and integration along the saturation line, allowing for the compressibility effect. Saturated vapor volumes have been determined by use of an extended virial equation formulated for H2O and corrected for D2O. Saturated vapor enthalpies have been determined by use of the Clapeyron equation, and compared to vapor enthalpies calculated from the extended virial equation. Saturated liquid and vapor volumes have been extrapolated to the critical temperature to allow an inference of the critical density.
The solubility of some sparingly soluble lead salts: An evaluation of the solubility in water and aqueous electrolyte solution9(1980); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.555628View Description Hide Description
The literature on the solubility of sparingly soluble lead salts in water and in aqueous electrolyte solution was reviewed. Solubility data were compiled and evaluated. Recommended and tentative values of the solubilities are presented. A partial compilation of solubility products and of complex ion formation constants are given. Where possible the solubility product values have been checked for consistency against thermodynamic data from sources other than solubility measurements.


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