The hydrated electron (Hart, Edwin J.; Anbar, Michael)

Michael J. Ryan

Michael J. Ryan is the Clark Hubbs Regents Professor in Zoology in the Section of Integrative Biology, University of Texas, Austin, USA, and a Research Fellow at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. His main research has been on sexual selection and communication and his 1985 book The Túngara Frog: A Study of Sexual Selection and Communication has become a classic in that fiel...

Does the hydrated electron occupy a cavity?

Since the discovery of the hydrated electron more than 40 years ago, a general consensus has emerged that the hydrated electron occupies a quasispherical cavity in liquid water. We simulated the electronic structure and dynamics of the hydrated electron using a rigorously derived pseudopotential to treat the electron-water interaction, which incorporates attractive oxygen and repulsive hydrogen...

Genuine binding energy of the hydrated electron

The unknown influence of inelastic and elastic scattering of slow electrons in water has made it difficult to clarify the role of the solvated electron in radiation chemistry and biology. We combine accurate scattering simulations with experimental photoemission spectroscopy of the hydrated electron in a liquid water microjet, with the aim of resolving ambiguities regarding the influence of ele...

Shoemaker , Richard B . Marchase and J . Edwin Blalock

Michael P. Evans, Thermo Electron

and ECA coal analysers have been used to control sorting and blending operations at coal mines, power plants and coal terminals. In sorting operations, the analyser results are used to sort coal into piles, bins or silos based on the measured quality. Coals can be sorted by the ash, sulphur, moisture, heating value, or by combinations of these. Sorting can be used to allow low-ash coals to bypa...