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Application to Fusion

Effect of Cation Concentrations and Temperature on the Rates of Aggregation of Acidic Phospholipid Vesicles Application to Fusion... [Pg.77]

Stwalley, W. C., "Laser Fluorescence of Li and LiH Possible Application to Fusion", unpublished. [Pg.404]

Application to fusion. Variation of fusing-point with pressure.—J. Thomson was the first to remark, in 1849, that a relation similar in all respects to equation (2) should apply to the curve which represents the variations of the fusing-point of a substance with the pressure. To pass from the preceding to the present case it suffices to substitute the word liquid for vapor and the word solid for liquid by this substitution L becomes the heat of fusion, V the specific volume of the liquid at the point of fusion 0 under the pressure P, 1/ the specific volume of the solid under the same conditions. [Pg.173]

X46. Law of Clapeyron and Clausius, 171.—147. Application to vaporization, 173.—X48. Application to fusion. Variation of fusing-point with pressure, 173.—X49. Application to the allotropic transformation of a solid into another solid, 175.—150. Application to dissociation, 178. ... [Pg.484]

When ring fusions and/or bridges are present in addition to spiro linkages, the fused or bridged units are first named individually (by any of the available methods) and the names are then cited (in square brackets and in alphabetical order) with the prefix spiro- or dispiro-, etc. Points of spiro attachment are indicated between the names of the components, with primes as necessary (examples 64-66). This method is also applicable to structures like (62) and (63) but is more cumbersome. [Pg.26]

The ELP expression system was compared to the conventional oligohistidme fusion, which is traditionally applied for purification by immobilized metal affinity chromatography (IMAC). Both techniques were shown to have a similar yield of the recombinant protein. The temperature-triggered approach offers a fast and inexpensive nonchromatographic separation with the possibility for larger scale purification. Although the ELP expression system may not be applicable to all types of recombinant proteins, numerous examples have already been shown [40]. [Pg.82]

Although Equation (4) is conceptually correct, the application to experimental data should be undertaken cautiously, especially when an arbitrary baseline is drawn to extract the area under the DSC melting peak. The problems and inaccuracy of the calculated crystallinities associated with arbitrary baselines have been pointed out by Gray [36] and more recently by Mathot et al. [37,64—67]. The most accurate value requires one to obtain experimentally the variation of the heat capacity during melting (Cp(T)) [37]. However, heat flow (d(/) values can yield accurate crystallinities if the primary heat flow data are devoid of instrumental curvature. In addition, the temperature dependence of the heat of fusion of the pure crystalline phase (AHc) and pure amorphous phase (AHa) are required. For many polymers these data can be found via their heat capacity functions (ATHAS data bank [68]). The melt is then linearly extrapolated and its temperature dependence identified with that of AHa. The general expression of the variation of Cp with temperature is... [Pg.261]

Plato, C. and Glasgow, A.R., Jr. Differential scanning calorimetry as a general method for determining the purity and heat of fusion of high-purity organic chemicals. Application to 95 compounds, Anal. Chem., 41(2) 330-336, 1969. [Pg.27]

Willingham, M. C. and Pastan, I. (1990) A reversible multi-well chamber for incubation of cnltnred cells with small volumes application to screening of hybridoma fusions nsing immnnoflnorescence microscopy. Biotechniques 8, 320-324. [Pg.130]

In the following sections, we describe the use of fluorescently labeled antibodies however, these protocols are applicable to fluorescent fusion proteins as well. [Pg.169]

The assay principle should, however, be applicable to any target hapten, unlike assays based on a chemical modification. Cloning efficiency of the hybridoma-secreting anti-idiotype antibodies would be in a practical range, and much higher than that of anti-metatype antibodies. We (Kl) established four kinds of a-type and two kinds of /3-type anti-idiotype antibodies after three fusion experiments, each using spleen cells from one immunized mouse. Barnard et al. (Bl, B3, B4)... [Pg.161]

Other uses of lasers include eye surgery on detached retinas, spot welding, holography, isotope separation, accurate determination of the moon s orbit by reflection of laser light off a reflector placed on the moon s surface, and laser-guided bombs and missiles. Possible future uses include terrestrial and extraterrestrial communication, applications to computers, and production of the high temperatures needed for controlled nuclear-fusion reactions. [Pg.75]

Fusion energy research is also the primary avenue for the development of plasma physics as a scientific discipline. The technologies and the science of plasmas developed en route to fusion power are already important in other applications and fields of science (see PLASMA TECHNOLOGY). [Pg.156]

Diagnostic techniques that involve natural emissions are applicable to plasmas of all sizes and temperatures and clearly do not perturb the plasma conditions. These are especially useful for the small, high temperature plasmas employed in inertial fusion energy research, but are also finding increased use in understanding the glow discharges so widely used commercially. [Pg.111]

Two types of fusion nomenclature are available of these the older Stelzner system" is not recommended for use by IUPAC (except as in Rule B-23.5) or by Chemical Abstracts. Nevertheless, it will be described briefly here since it still appears commonly in the literature. The principles of both systems are best understood in application to polycar bocycles. [Pg.184]

It is important to note that, with the exception of the extraordinarily large aperture size requirement, the criteria for a fusion laser frequency convertor are generally applicable to any high power laser. Moreover, many of the ideas presented here are applicable, mutatis mutandis, to the search for NLO crystals for any specific application, for example, diode laser doubling. [Pg.347]


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