BX1413 Instructuional Aid
Graheme Williams
williams at delftny.com
Mon Jan 9 09:01:24 EST 1995
With reference to the posting of last Friday concernig the availability of
"a series of 1-dimensional electron density maps on transparancies which stack
together to from a benzene ring" I offer the following:-
The description given is not quite right since the objects displayed on the
transparancy sheets are PHASED WAVES of appropriate amplitude (displayed as a
dot density pattern I recall) with one wave recorded per sheet. There a
something like a dozen sheets corresponding to a dozen components of the
fourier synthesis of the pattern. The sheets can be used to illustrate the
features of phase, amplitude and summation in developing a Fourier synthesis.
Another slight misunderstanding is that the summation is not really that of a
benzene ring but it is the central portion of an infinite pattern of hexagons
and so looks like a benzene ring.
The person who I saw use this demonstration is Dr Henk Schenk of the University
of Amsterdam. Henk is a very reasonable person and you might contact him by
e-mail at "U00082 at hasara5" Yes I know that looks strange but that's what is
recorded in the listing.
Good luck,
Best wishes =Graheme=
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