Physical chemistry Z 0225 Electrostatic Basis for Enzyme Catalysis -[247 refs.]. -(WARSHEL*, A.; SHARMA, P. K.; KATO, M.; XIANG, Y.; LIU, H.; OLSSON, M. H. M.; Chem. Rev. (Washington, D. C.) 106 (2006) 8, 3210-3235; Dep. Chem., Univ. South. Calif., Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA; Eng.) -Lindner 42-255
The current force fields used in grand canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulations are frequently found to underestimate the low-pressure adsorption of CO 2 on zeolite 13X, which is crucial for engineering applications, including air prepurification and carbon capture from air. In this paper, a series of GCMC simulations are performed with a cation-free 13X model to study the influence of the force field parameters for host−guest interaction pairs on low-pressure adsorption. The unique effects of the equilibrium diameters of the interaction pairs on loading under low pressures are studied, and these effects are classified as one of three affecting modes according to their relative value for the interatomic distance of the interaction pair. Based on these results, six possible trends for a low-pressure adsorption isotherm with a changing equilibrium diameter are predicted. By revealing the different affecting modes caused by the microstructure of the host−guest interaction, the particular effects of the interaction pairs are explained. An efficient method to obtain the force field is thus proposed to develop a more accurate force field for lowpressure adsorption. The obtained force field is validated by comparing its results to experimental loading and isosteric heat data from the literature and by performing adsorption experiments in NaX with different Si/Al ratios.
Ubuntu generally means humanity. It is an African philosophy and a principle that is being promoted by the international bodies of social work. Like other Western knowledge, its capacity for indigenisation should be a shared interest nowadays. This article assesses the utilisation of Ubuntu for a rural development programme in China. It illustrates Ubuntu’s unique perspectives about traditional values and human relationships for promoting a holistic understanding of professional practice. The implications encourage further discoveries of various potential uses of Ubuntu in respective localities for developing a polythetic community of international social work.
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