A Vision for the Future

If one wishes to predict the future of additive analysis in polymers, it is relevant to consider the prospects of further evolution of polymeric and additive materials the influence of legislation and environment instrumental developments and currently unsolved problems. It then becomes clear that additive analysis stands a fair chance remaining in use for some time, certainly in a strongly competitive environment, which will require improved product design specifications, quality assurance and research for new applications. As ideal production environments are rare, customer complaints will also require continuous attention. Government regulations are another reason for continuous analytical efforts. 

The reader should be aware of the many pitfalls accompanying them at each step of the total analytical process. Careful consideration of the characteristics 

Additives In Polymers Industrial Analysis And Applications J. C. J. Bart 2005 John Wiley Sons, Ltd ISBN 0-470-85062-0 

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The main objective of FP6 is to contribute to the creation of a true "European Research Area" (ERA). ERA is a vision for the future of research in Europe, an internal market for science and technology. It fosters scientific excellence, competitiveness and innovation through the promotion of better co-operation and coordination between relevant actors at all levels. 

Collins FS, Green ED, Guttmacher AE et al. A vision for the future of genomics research. Nature 2003 422 835-847. 

Utilizing this projection of future advances, develop a vision for the future of chemical imaging. Discuss the convergence of factors that make this vision timely. Identify major goals that could provide direction for prioritizing research aimed at advancing the field in the next 5 to 20 years. 

Gunnell JJ, van Vuuren P. Process analytical systems a vision for the future. J Process Anal Chem 2002 6(1), http //www.infoscience.com/JPAC/JPACUserForm.html. 

It would be presumptuous to say that I have a vision for the future of Chemical Engineering. A vision has value only if it is a shared one, and only if it is reached after focused and thorough discussions with those involved. 

Yet for the hme being, it is still unclear in how far functionalized carbon nanotubes are toxic. The pristine tubes possess a normegligible cytotoxicity, which is, among others, due to their insolubihty and the residual catalyst contained. First experiments with functionalized derivatives indicate, however, that at least this toxicity is markedly decreased once the surface has been modified. Anyhow, further studies are required here, and real applications in the medical sector are still a vision for the future. 

A Global Approach to the Regulation of Agricultural Pesticides, A Vision for the Future by www.epa.gov/ oppfead 1/intemational/oecdfuture. pdf. 

Pike, R. M., Z. Szafran, and M. M. Singh. 1992. Microscale chemistry A vision for the future. Presented at the 203rd meeting of the American Chemical Society, Symposium on Pollution Prevention and Waste Minimization in Laboratories (April), San Francisco, Calif. 

Biswas S, Mittal A, Srikanth G (2002) Composites a vision for the future, hi ICERP Conference, IIT, Madras... 

A VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN ENGINEERING GREATER GENDER EQUALITY AND THE UTILISATION OF THE SKILLS AND TALENTS OF ALL OF SOCIETY... 

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