Coherent Vortex Structures and 3D Enstrophy Cascade

Existence of 2D enstrophy cascade in a suitable mathematical setting, and under suitable conditions compatible with 2D turbulence phenomenology, is known both in the Fourier and in the physical scales. The goal of this paper is to show that the same geometric condition preventing the formation of singularities – ${\frac{1}{2}}$ -Hölder coherence of the vorticity direction – coupled with a suitable condition on a modified Kraichnan scale, and under a certain modulation assumption on evolution of the vorticity, leads to existence of 3D enstrophy cascade in physical scales of the flow.     

Spectroscopic and Theoretical Study of Cyanidin–Aluminum (III) Complexes

Complexation of aluminum (III) with cyanidin, a natural anthocyanidin molecule, has been investigated in methanol and buffered solutions of pH 3.0 and 4.0. Electronic absorption spectroscopy was performed to characterize the stoichiometry and stability of the complexes formed. In investigated solvents, aluminum bonded moderately to cyanidin requiring large mole ratios of the components (up to 200) for the access of complexation. Molar ratio plots showed the formation of only one complex with stoichiometry aluminum (III):cyanidin of 1∶1 in both investigated media. Semiempirical calculations, performed in the Austin Model 1 parameterization, enabled the determination of the structural features of free compounds as well as complex structural modifications caused by chelation of Al(III).     

Raman Spectra and Solvent-Solute Interaction of Mercury(II)-Thiocyanate Complexes in Some Aprotic Donor Solvents

Raman spectra of the species Hg(SCN)₂, [Hg(SCN)₃], and [Hg(SCN)₄]^2- in solution of ten aprotic donor solvents have been investigated in the region of the Hg-S vibration. Observed frequency values of measured band of Hg(SCN)₂ and [Hg(SCN)₃] in different solutions correlate well with donor strength of the solvents. There is a linearity between Hg-S frequency decreasing and increasing of the interaction of the solvent molecules with the mercury (II) ion in the thiocyanate complexes. No significant frequency changes have be found for [Hg(SCN)₄]^2-. Evidence based on the frequency shifts and depolarization ratios in various solvents supports the view that the Hg(SCN)₂ in solution undergos departure from linearity as a result of increasing solvent coordination to the mercury (II) ion. Almost constant frequencies of Hg-S vibration of [Hg(SCN)₄]^2- in all investigated solvents suggest a regular tetrahedral structure of the ion in solution having much larger radius than corresponding HgX₄ (X=Cl,Br,I) ions.     

Emission Spectra of BeO in Near Ultraviolet Region

Abstract

The emission spectra of isotopic BeO molecules as excited in low-pressure arc have been photographed in the region 300–350 nm at medium dispersion. The bands have been assigned to the c³II ? a³II system. The vibrational numbering was obtained from a study of the vibrational isotope effect. Vibrational constants for involved states are derived from least-squares fits of the measured bandhead wavenumbers.     

Bemerkungen über Laplacesche Integrale,deren Wachstum von Exponentialcharakter ist. III

Ohne Zusammenfassung     

Über die Elemisäure aus Manila-Elemiharz

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Bemerkung zur Arbeit L. D. Mahajans „Eine Theorie der Erscheinung von flüssigen Tropfen“ usw

Ohne Zusammenfassung L. D. Mahajan, Kolloid-Z.65, 20 (1933).