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provides a measure of the interference of the electron waves in energy units, in other words, how much energy may be gained if the wave functions at sites A and B overlap in a constructive manner (constructive interference or bonding) or how much energy must be added to the system to accommodate overlap in a destructive manner (destructive interference or antibonding). The wave functions at A and B are assumed to be normalized. In terms of overlap integrals, SAA jwA 1 j 2 dt1 1 SAB wA 1 wB 1 dt1 Notice that the overlap integral, SAB , will depend on the position and orientation of the orbitals at the sites A and B, as does the intrinsic interaction integral, hAB . The minimum-energy solution is found by the variational method, which we use twice in Appendix A. Equation (3.6) is di erentiated with respect to cA and with respect to cB , resulting in two linear equations which can be solved. Thus, 4 5 2 2 qe q cA eA cB eB 2cA cB hAB 0 2 2 qcA cA cA cB 2cA cB SAB 2 eA e cA hAB SAB e cB 0 2 2 cA cB 2cA cB SAB eA e cA hAB SAB e cB 0 Similarly, hAB SAB e cA eB e cB 0 3X12 3X11 3X10 SBB jwB 1 j 2 dt1 1 3X9

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When close exclusion criteria are used for the acceptance of self-reported dietary intake, clear and reasonable relationships are expressed between eating frequency, total daily intake and BMI. Although the amount of snacking does not correlate with BMI (Howarth et al., 2007), the total number of eating episodes does. Thus, it is not the amount of food consumed at a particular snack nor the number of daily snacks that is related to total daily intake and to body weight, but rather it is the number of eating occasions and whether it is a meal or a snack, that is correlated with intake and body weight.

where is the viscosity of the solution, r is the radius of the molecule, k is Boltzmann s constant and T is absolute temperature. Thus, for an ef cient quencher obeying only a dynamic quenching mechanism, it is expected that k3 should vary linearly with the ratio T / . By contrast, a quencher obeying only a static quenching mechanism gives a slope determined by the association constant, K SV , which would be expected to obey the van tHoff equation since it is an equilibrium constant: H d log K SV = d(1/T ) 2.3 R (3.24)

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