For the case of MT filling with air, this value is equal to the working capacitance of the MT in air C = [C.sub.air]; for the case of MT filling with a dehydrated liquid
nonpolar dielectric C = [[epsilon].sub.nld] x [C.sub.air]; for the case of filling the API with the emulsion investigated C = [[epsilon].sub.eml] x [C.sub.air].
The calculations performed with two theoretical models, B3LYP-D2 and M05-2X, in polar and
nonpolar solvents, proved to be in good accordance.
According to the "bubble theory" [8], SIBR-1 formed in a
nonpolar atmosphere would exhibit a multiblock structure.
While Haass overstates the looming dangers of a
nonpolar world, he correctly describes it as a forgiving place from America's perspective.
Effect of Aggregation on Electronic Absorption Spectra in
Nonpolar Solvents.
Psi in polar aprotic and
nonpolar solvents observed good luminescent under UV excitation.
For a
nonpolar polymer dissolving into a
nonpolar solvent, the situation where [DELTA][H.sub.m] [greater than or equal to] 0 and [DELTA][S.sub.m] > 0 can only occur when T is high enough to facilitate [DELTA][H.sub.m] < T[DELTA][S.sub.m].
It has been called everything from unipolar to multipolar to
nonpolar and now, because of the rivalry between the United States and China, bipolar.
The mesogens are a
nonpolar nematic with a methoxy (OCH3) end group and a polar nematic with a cyano (CN) end group [10].
These methods are called "noncovalent" (the surface chemistry of the CNTs is not altered), and CNTs may be bonded to the polymer through
nonpolar types of interaction like [pi]-stacking, provided that the polymer has conjugated double bonds or heteroatoms with nonbonding electron pairs [22].
Atoms of very similar electronegativity (less than ~0.5) share electron pairs evenly and form
nonpolar covalent bonds, such as carbon and hydrogen, whereas atoms with greater (0.5-2) electronegativity differences form polar covalent bonds, with the bonds being more polar the greater the electronegativity differences.
The tall peaks on the left are diasteranes: bulky,
nonpolar compounds that resist breaking down in the environment.