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Committee on New Sensor Technologies Materials and Applications, National Materials Advisory Board, Commission on Engiueeriug and Technical Systems, National Kesearch Council Keport Expanding the Vision of Sensor Materials, National Academy Press, Washiagton, D.C. 1995, pp. 33-45. 

The sum of the downstream costs adds roughly 7.9 cents per Hter (300/gal) and the adjustment of the final cost for an amount of methanol fuel equivalent ia distance driven to an equal volume gasoline involves a multiplier ranging from 1.6 to 2.0, depending on fuel specification and the assumed efficiency for methanol light-duty vehicles as compared to gasoline vehicles. The California Advisory Board has undertaken such cost assessment (11). 

In reviewing the fiiU range of health and safety issues associated with all alternative fuels, the California Advisory Board determined that there were no roadblocks that would prevent the near term deployment of either methanol or ethanol, assuming that adequate safety practices were foUowed appropriate to the specific nature of each fuel (14). 

In the late 1980s attempts were made in California to shift fuel use to methanol in order to capture the air quaHty benefits of the reduced photochemical reactivity of the emissions from methanol-fueled vehicles. Proposed legislation would mandate that some fraction of the sales of each vehicle manufacturer be capable of using methanol, and that fuel suppHers ensure that methanol was used in these vehicles. The legislation became a study of the California Advisory Board on Air QuaHty and Fuels. The report of the study recommended a broader approach to fuel quaHty and fuel choice that would define environmental objectives and allow the marketplace to determine which vehicle and fuel technologies were adequate to meet environmental objectives at lowest cost and maximum value to consumers. The report directed the California ARB to develop a regulatory approach that would preserve environmental objectives by using emissions standards that reflected the best potential of the cleanest fuels. 

California Advisory Board on Air QuaUty and Fuels, Vol. 1, Executive Summary, Vol. 2, Energy Security Report, Vol. 3, Environmental Health and Safety Report, Vol. 4, Economics Report, Vol. 5, Mandates and Incentives Report, San Francisco, Calif., June 13, 1990. 

TnJluoromethjl)aniline, P> JA. Substance Keport44 (Sept. 1989), Advisory Board for Environmental Relevant Waste of the German Chemical Society, VCH Pubhshers, Weinheim, Germany, 1990, 58 pp. 

Manganese Recorey Technology, National Materials Advisory Board, NMAB 323,1976. 

High Temperature Oxidation Resistant Coatings, Materials Advisory Board, National Academy of Science, Washington, D.C., 1970. 

J. L. Anastasi and co-workers, "Molten-Caustic-Leaching (Gravimelt Process) Integrated Test Circuit Operation Results," Report to the Gravimelt Process Advisory Board, Summer 1989. 

John Raven Johnson, known as Jack Johnson to all his friends, was a member of the first Board of Directors of Organic Syntheses when it was incorporated in the state of New York, December 11, 1939 He continued membership for about 20 years Prior to this, Jack served for about 8 years on the Active Board of Editors, soliciting preparations and checking them He was Editor-in-Chief of two annual volumes, Vol XVI (1936) and Vol XIX (1939) He also served on the Advisory Board of Editors until his death... 

G.E. Duvall, Shock Compression Chemistry in Materials Synthesis and Processing, National Materials Advisory Board NMAB-414, National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1984. 

Discuss the relative roles of the staff of an air pollution control agency, its advisory board, and its chief executives in the development and promulgation of air quality and emission standards. 

National Materials Advisory Board, National Research Council, Structural Adhesives with Emphasis on Aerospace Applications. Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, 1976. 

Magison, E. C. 1987. Hazardous Material Classification m the United States History, Problems, and Needs. Proe. Inti. Symposium on the Explosion Hazard Classification of. Vapors, Gases and Dusts. National Materials Advisory Board, Washington, DC. 

Beirat, m. advisory board adviser, beisammen, adv. together. 

Advisory Board Fred Basolo Sidney M. Cantor Edward M. Haenisch Amel R. Menotti Harry S. Mosher C. M. Sliepcevich Leo H. Sommer Fred R. Whaley William A. Zisman... 

We are saddened to have lost one of the first and foremost pioneers of catalysis, and a member of our Advisory Board, Sir Hugh S. Taylor. The present volume includes an obituary of Sir Hugh written by one who knew him well, John Turkevich. We are further saddened by the untimely passing on July 27, 1973, of a young pioneer, Richard J. Kokes. 

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