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J. A. T. Pennington, Aluminium content of foods and diets, Food Addit. Cont., 5 (1988), 119-128. 

LOPEZ-CERVANTES J, SANCHEZ-MACHADO DL, PASTORELLI S, RIJK R and PASEIRO LOSADA P, Evaluating the migration of ingredients from active packaging and development of dedicated methods a study of two iron-based oxygen absorbers, Food Additives Cont. 2003, 20(3), 291-299. 

DE JONG AR, BOUMANS H, SLAGHEK T, VAN VEEN J, RIJK R and VAN ZANDVOORT M, Active and Intelligent packaging for food is it the future Food Additives Cont. 2005, 22 (10), 975-979. 

Table 3.18 Reaction Times Using Various Additives —cont d...

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The format of the cost estimate is just as important as the content The format can make a difference when proving whether or not the content is accurate. Therefore, the refiner should require that the cont tor present cost estimates in a format that is easy to understand and analyze. In addition, the refiner s cost engineer should independently review the cost estimate to ensure its accuracy and applicability, and also to determine the conting y amounts that the owner should maintain in his funding plans. 

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Treprostinil Sodium (Remodulin) [Antihypertensive/ Vasodilator] Uses NYHA class II-IV pulm arterial HTN Action Vasodilation, inhibits pit aggregation Dose 0.625-1.25 ng/kg/min inj cont inf Caution [B, /-] Contra Component aUo-gy Disp Inj SE Additive effects w/ anticoagulants, antihypCTtensives inf site Rxns D (25%), N (22%), HA (27%) Interactions t Effects W/ antihypCTtensives t effects OF anticoagulants EMS t Effects of... 

Fig. 10.46 (cont.) Mechanistic possibilities for the 1,4-addition of a Gilman cuprate to an a,/Lunsatitrated ketone. Part 2 shows the formation of the CuR-containing enolate (I) and its further reaction with typical electrophiles. The fact that all intermediates of this 1,4-addition are chiral, but generated in racemic form should not be overlooked consequently, the same is true of the final products J, K and L. 

In addition to angle strain and torsional trdin. stertr Mrain is yet a third factor that cont ributes to the over l strain energy of cycloalkanes. As in gauche butane (Senonbonded atom in o molecule repel ua other if they approach tcK> closely and attoropt to occupy the same... 

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