Aim of the project

Benjamin Brodie, a professor of chemistry at Oxford University, renewed the project for algebraic reform of chemical formulas in a paper presented to the Chemical Society of London in 1867. Chemists recognized the aim of the project to be a "strictly philosophical system of chemical notation by means of actual formulae instead of mere symbols."69 But again, there was little... 

After you have identified a suitable topic and agreed this with your teacher or lecturer, you will have to decide the main aims of the project and how you are going to meet these aims. You will need to answer questions such as ... 

FlyPOCEN will explore the limits of using hydrogen as a means of de-carbonising fossil fuels and therefore its potential to bridge to a future hydrogen economy. The aim of the project will be to develop and operate a pilot demonstration plant and prove the feasibility, safety and economics, of carbon capture and sequestration. 

The aim of the project was to investigate different gas-phase reactions. In particular, alternative routes for the synthesis of propylene oxide [101,102] and the synthesis of phenol from benzene and N20 [103] should be found. As a first milestone a throughput of approximately 15-20 molProduct kgCat 1 h 1 was targeted. 

The aim of the project reported here is to develop system reduction methods for large biochemical systems, including silicon cell models. Here we present our first approach using balanced truncation. The plan is to develop reduction methods custom-made for biochemical systems. To use balanced truncation is a natural first step towards the development of finer methods, since it is a basic method in system theory, and many other methods are variants of this. 

The ultimate aim of the project was to see if rectification (asymmetric current-voltage responses) or gating could be achieved by use of the redox-active metallocene moieties. Not only did channel-like function prove difficult to establish but the potentials required to oxidize the Fe(II) center for example (ca. 720 mV), were beyond the limits of the experimental setup. Indeed, membrane stability at very high voltages (>200 mV) is questionable.41 With the small amounts of data obtained (Figure 14) it is difficult to substantiate whether any rectification is realized. 

Another point which should be considered at this stage relates to the chances of getting meaningful patent protection. Publishing a second paper on a very similar topic is possible and occurs fi equently. Filing a patent with claims on what has already been published or described in other patent application is useless and a waste of much time and money. Those who aim for a patent should perform a patent and literature search during this project definition stage. Without this one cannot seriously consider a patent as the aim of the project. 

At the beginning it must be kept in mind that it is veiy easy to define an "ideal product". But this ideal product is probably the most difficult one to develop or may be an unrealistic development target. Sooner or later it pays off to have identified all options, including the lesser ones with a higher probabihty of success. Of course, the optimal product may be chosen as the aim of the project, but minor options should be included in the planning as a fall back position. 

Changes to the master plan should not affect the general aim of the project and, if possible, not affect or delay the overall time frame. Tasks or sections could be performed more in parallel where this appears justified and not too risky. Time buffers may be shortened or if... 

Provided that a reasonable and useful product profile (see Table 2, above) has been established, the general aim of the project and the most relevant objectives have already been decided. As with most research projects, these will most likely address the efficacy, this time with more qualifications concerning the exact indication, the type of product, its formulation and application scheme. 

Having reviewed your own work, you should be in a good position to appreciate what background material should be covered in the introduction. The nature of the introduction will depend on the type of project. For example if the aim of the project was to synthesize a natural product it would be appropriate to report the origin of the compound, its structure determination, properties, biosynthesis (if known), and then review any other synthetic approaches that have been reported. Your own synthetic strategy could then be explained as a lead-in to your discussion section. 

This wood gasification plant is located at the relatively new coal fired heat unit of EPZ, Amer 9 at Geertruidenberg in The Netherlands, The aim of the project is to achieve savings of 70,000 tons of coal (33,700 TOE) based on 150,000 tons of wood waste (construction demolition waste) corresponding to 170,000 CO2 t/y reduction in emissions. The equivalent electricity capacity is 29 MWe. The gasification plant has been supplied by LURGI. 

Potential users of this project (trainers and teachers of all subjects) who intend to apply Information Technology in their work as well as people who might potentially use the project, i.e., students and participants of naming sessions The aim of the project is ... 

The strategic objective of REBECCA has been to provide relevant scientific support for the implementation of the Water Eramework Directive (WED). The two specific aims of the project have been, first, to establish links between the ecological status of surface waters and physico-chemical quality elements and pressures from different sources, and, second, to develop and validate tools that Member States can use in the process of classification, in the design of their monitoring programmes, and in the design of measures in accordance with the requirements of the WED. 

Experimentation is carried out to determine the relationship (usually in the form of a mathematical model) between factors acting on the system and the response or properties of the system (the system being a process or a product, or both). The information is then used to achieve, or to further, the aims of the project... 

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