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Arsenic sublimes at 613 °C, and in the vapour it exists as As4 molecules, which do not begin to dissociate until about 800 °C; dissociation to As2 molecules becomes complete at about 1,700 °C.

Accordingly, many of their replacement reactions are believed to occur by dissociation to give an intermediate having only five groups bonded to the reaction centre.

In synchronization, BMSs transmit the request for channel association and dissociation to a BANC.

We used these values to calculate the contribution of MH dissociation to the pore fluids on the Oomine Ridge.

Indeed, pairs of SIs in a (9,0)@(18,0) DWCNT have significant binding energy against dissociation to individual defects.

Those peaks completely disappeared upon calcination at 400°C, which confirms its dissociation to a phase pure ZnO (Figure 2).

A meta-analysis was performed on the empirical literature which addressed the relationship of peritraumatic dissociation to posttraumatic stress (PTS).

The amyloidogenic homotetrameric protein transthyretin (TTR) must undergo rate-limiting dissociation to partially denatured monomers in order to aggregate.

Tenenbaum's effort-related model has proposed that as physical workload increases, attention allocation shifts from dissociation to association.

We have found that as we change the surface from Pd to Pt to Au, the step which governs the non-selective formation of water shifts from O2 dissociation to OOH dissociation to H2O2 decomposition.

Firstly, isopropanol was adsorbed onto the catalyst and interacted with the acid base sites (Zr4+ O2−) on Zr-BCAs, resulting in its dissociation to the corresponding alkoxide.