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Absorber structure

Fig. 6. a, b - typical tomograms of dry cucumber seed of control and GMF groups c, e, g - cucumber seeds of GMF group after 5, 10 and 15 minutes in water accordingly d, f, h -cucumber seeds of the control group (the same time periods). Arrows indicate lens-shaped water absorbing structures. [Pg.103]

The data shown in Fig. 7.14 are somewhat different from those by Berman et al. [25] who reported a sulfur-removal efficiency of about 80% under the condition of C02 = 0 and at Ca/S = 1.0 (see Fig. 4 in Ref. [25] or Fig. 7.7 in this book). Possibly, this difference results from different absorber structures. In that used by Berman et al. spray droplets may collide rapidly on the wall, resulting in a significantly decreased effective interfacial area. [Pg.179]

X-ray scatter imaging can be performed in principle with such components as lenses and mirrors, though these suffer from poor efficiency beyond the soft X-ray region. In practice, X-rays having the penetrability (E0 > 40 keV) needed for explosives XDI can be collimated only by arrangements of pinholes, slits, etc. in otherwise absorbing structures. The collimation scheme to be used in a certain situation for XDI depends... [Pg.221]

Explain concisely the underlying physics of the 1/4 radiation absorbing structure shown in Fig. 7.13. [Pg.432]

W. S. Cramer, T. F. Johnston, Underwater Sound Absorbing Structures ,... [Pg.228]

A related experiment, carried out with the cooperation of Karl G. Brandt on a stopped-flow apparatus, confirmed the results of the spectrophotometric experiment. It also provided an order of magnitude for the rate of the production and destruction of the 360 nm-absorbing structure under empirical conditions. In this experiment enzyme solution was rapidly mixed with substrate solution containing excess linoleic acid. As... [Pg.344]

Octyl triazone is a UVB absorber structurally unrelated to the benzophenones. Photocontact allergy to this agent in a sunscreen has been described (7). [Pg.3249]

In foam injection-molded parts the anooth-skinned resilient foam produces a tough energy-absorbing structure that is being used as a wood substitute in athletic products such as lacrosse-stick heads and hockey-stick blades. Protective structures for helmets and automotive parts are under development. All are being produced in densities ranging for 0.35 to 0.7 g/cc (22 to 44 Ib/ft ). In those applications where added sti ess is desirable the use of glass or titanate fiber reinforcement with the foamed structure is very effective (6). [Pg.234]

These ultraviolet absorbers (Structure 2) have been homopolymer-ized with AIBN as the initiator and copolymerized with styrene, methyl methacrylate, and to a limited extent with n-butyl acrylate. The amount of incorporation of the functional monomer depended on the type of comonomer. A more extensive study of the copolymerization of methyl 5-vinylsalicylate was carried out with a substantial number of... [Pg.202]

It should be noted that to date, such radar absorbing structural materials (glass or Kevlar -F carbon) could not be processed by conventional weaving techniques. A brief calculation shows that the addition of a stealth function to conventional composites only results in a 50% mass uptake. For example, the architecture of... [Pg.421]

For that purpose, disaccharides (cellobiose, lactose, etc.) having a reducing end group, are introduced, in the presence of a reductant, on chitosan in the open-chain form (Yalpani and Hall 1984). These derivatives are water soluble. Fibers made of chitin and chitosan are useful as absorbable structures and wound-dressing materials (Nakajima et al. 1984, Muzzarelli 1997, Ravi Kumar 1999). [Pg.565]

Acoustical board 9- ku-stik or -sti-kol-) n. A low-density, sound-absorbing structural insulating board having a factory-applied finish and a fissured, felted-fiber, slotted or perforated surface pattern provided to reduce sound reflection. Harris CM (2005) Dictionary of architecture and construction. McGraw-Hill Co., New York. [Pg.19]

Absorbance Parallel absorbance Perpendicular absorbance Structural absorbance =A +2A ... [Pg.30]


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