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Aromatic mm is produced on the Island of Java in Indonesia. It derives its unique aromatic character from the addition of dried red Javanese rice cakes to the fermenting mash. After maturating for three to four years, the mm is shipped to Hokand for additional aging prior to blending and bottling. [Pg.83]

Tonga lavas are characterized by excesses of U over Pa, and by normalizing to Nb, obtained a U addition age of 60 kyr (Fig. 9b). This result supports the interpretation that the U-Th arrays have time significance (see Section 8). In the original age calculation made by Bourdon et al. (1999) the most depleted sample (26837) was omitted because of its very high ( U)/Nb ratio which was most likely due to imprecision on its very low Nb... [Pg.275]

The polymerization reaction are affected by the properties of the starting silicate precursors pH, catalyzator, silica concentration, temperature, presence or absence of salts and additives, aging and drying conditions. Among these various factors, pH and drying conditions are two of the most... [Pg.358]

Behavioral activation. Adverse effects while on the SSRIs may include anxiety, restlessness, agitation, ak-athisia, jitteriness, disinhibition, and/or activation. The development of anxiety, restlessness, and agitation while on an antidepressant has been described as part of the complex and poorly self-described syndrome of akathisia (Kalda, 1993). Behavioral activation is variously reported as akathisia, jitteriness, disinhibition, activation, or agitation, and may represent overlapping or different phenomena. It is important for clinicians to discuss these potential symptoms with children and their parents, as the symptoms certainly can occur in the pediatric age group, and it is not known if there is an additional age-related risk. [Pg.276]

The procedure is illustrated in Fig. 9-13. A toluene solution of the compound is prepared and a small quantity of the antisoivent, acetonitrile, is added. The mixture is seeded and aged, and then the remaining amount of acetonitrile is added over several hours, followed by cooling and additional aging. [Pg.189]

The difficulty in crystallizing this compound is further illustrated by the observation that if the antisolvent was added in less than 1 hour, the product would not nucleate at the resulting high super-saturation. Subsequently, oil/amorphous solids would form that would not become crystalline even with additional age. [Pg.190]

Fig. 17. Example of the precipitation microstructures found in 1-5 type RE-Co magnets bulk-hardened with copper SmCo35Cu10Feo5 homogenized at 1100°C/3 h and quenched. Left SEM image after aging at 575°C/4 h. Right Light micrograph after additional aging at 525°C/4 h. The precipitates are... Fig. 17. Example of the precipitation microstructures found in 1-5 type RE-Co magnets bulk-hardened with copper SmCo35Cu10Feo5 homogenized at 1100°C/3 h and quenched. Left SEM image after aging at 575°C/4 h. Right Light micrograph after additional aging at 525°C/4 h. The precipitates are...
In most high latitude intermediate and deep-water source regions the age clock is not reset to zero due to lack of time to equilibrate deep mixed layers with the atmosphere. Thus, water masses will start out with an age of a few years (rather than zero), that is, they are not completely renewed during formation. This additional age is called a relic age which can be estimated from observations of the tracers at the water mass formation regions. The relic age can then be subtracted from the tracer ages calculated downstream from the water mass formation regions. [Pg.160]

In summary, kinetic mechanisms can explain age-related differences in cholinesterase inhibition, but age-related differences in functional responses appear to involve changes in toxieodynamic processes that require further investigation before effects in young animak can be predicted from effects in mature animals. In addition, age-related diffcrcncc,s in sensitivity to cholinesterase inhibitors depend critically on the behavioral end point mea.sured, and caution is needed when extrapolating findings from one pesticide to another. [Pg.356]

The mold can directly produce the final shape desired, or it can simply produce a block of material that is subsequently cut into the final shape. Additional aging and curing steps may be employed to further reduce the density of the material. [Pg.341]

Epoxy resins have been used successfully as strong binders in some special mixtures. A suitable type is Epon 828 (Shell Oil Co.) diluted with the active additive AGE (allyl glycidyl ether) that reduces the viscosity to less than one-tenth and about 8% DETA (diethytene-triamine) as a cold-curing catalyst (actually a cross-linking agent). This mixture can be used very much like a polyester resin. For less rigid compositions, a poly functional mercaptan such as LP-2 and LP-3 (Thiokol Chemical Corp.) can be used and such a resin can be combined with epoxy resin. A number of these types of resins are claimed as pyrotechnic binders in a patent by Hart, Eppig, and Powers. ... [Pg.314]

Source Adapted from [20] see for additional age group values. ... [Pg.87]

Source [27] by permission. see source for additional age groups, t Percentage of wet tissue weight. [Pg.89]

Thus, the study of the structural characteristics of ordered mesoporous silicas using improved procedure (CONTIN/MEM-j) or a complex model of cylindrical pores and voids between spherical particles suggests that the use of alcohol in the reaction solution and additional aging of the reaction product causes increased roughness of the pore walls. However, the textural porosity of MCM-41 samples synthesized with the presence of ethanol is lower than that of MCM-48 and SBA-15 synthesized without alcohol. The roughness of the pore walls and residual organics provide the appearance of WAW adsorbed in a mixture with an organic solvent. [Pg.326]

Additional aging effects could be found for graft copolymers (starch-acrylamide copolymers [36], synthetic amylose [36],poly(acrylamide-co-methacryloxyethyl-N,N,N,-trimethylammoniumchloride) PAAm/M [30] and poly(acrylamide-co-sodium-2-sulfoethylmethacrylate) [37]. [Pg.38]


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