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Adhesive bonding, process and inspection requirements for Core material, aluminum, for sandwich construction... 

Like graphite, C60 can be transformed into diamond, but the process requires less stringent conditions. It has also been found that Cso becomes a superconductor at low temperature. Another interesting characteristic of Cso is that when it is prepared in the presence of certain metals, the Cso cage can enclose a metal atom. In some cases, other materials can be enclosed within the C60 cage in a "shrink wrapped" manner to form "complexes" that are described as endohedral. It has also been possible to prepare metal complexes of Cso that contain metal-carbon bonds. A compound of this type is (C6H5P)2PtC60. 

Integrating over the hysteresis loop between the compression and decompression curves in Figure 19 yields the amount of energy dissipated through the reversible bond formation/dissociation process. Unfortunately, it is not possible to determine the contribution of these transitions to the friction of phosphate films because such a calculation would require knowledge of the number of similar instabilities that occur per sliding distance, which is certainly beyond the limits of first-principles calculations. Nonetheless, the results do indicate that pressure- and shear-induced chemical reactions can contribute to the friction of materials. 

Alkanes, which are the principal components of natural gas and crude oil, are still the preferred energy source of our society. In regard to the prime importance of alkanes as feedstock for the chemical industry, it appears a waste of resources simply to burn these precious raw materials. Unfortunately, attempts to transform alkanes into more valuable products are hampered by their low reactivity, as best illustrated by the use of alkanes as inert solvents. For example, the cracking process requires temperatures of about 1000 °C in order to convert long-chain alkanes into short-chain alkanes. Controlled conversion of hydrocarbons is difficult to achieve and limited to partial oxidations, such as the conversion of butane into acetic acid. It is obvious that processes that would enable efficient functionalization to occur at low temperature would have enormous potential application. Achievements towards this goal will almost certainly rely on the use of catalysts, which will have to activate the stable C-H bond (375-440 kf mol-1) in order to induce its scission. 

The common surface preparation treatment for epoxy resins is to wipe with solvent, mechanical abrasion, and final solvent cleaning. Epoxy parts can be most easily bonded with an epoxy adhesive similar to the material being bonded. Urethanes, cyanoacrylates, and thermosetting acrylics have also been used when certain properties or processing parameters are required. 

If species with M-M multiple bonds are to be desirable starting materials for syntheses, they must themselves be readily accessible. Although in some cases the first preparative methods to be discovered were exotic or inconvenient, for the majority of the common species convenient, routine preparations are now known. As an illustration, let us consider preparation of compounds of the [M02CI8]1 ion. This was first reached by the following process, requiring the use of the relatively expensive... 

The development of modem capillary columns has led to improved resolution and has also simplified the process of running gcs considerably. The columns are normally made from fused silica capillary with an inside diameter of between 0.2 and 0.5mm, and are polymer coated. They have no packing, but instead the liquid stationary phase is bonded to the inside wall of the capillary, and this allows gas to flow very easily. Because of this the columns can be made much longer than packed columns (between 12 and 100m) and they are typically ten times as efficient. Capillary columns give extremely high sensitivity and only a very small quantity of material is required. For this reason the injector normally incorporates a splitter, so that only a small portion of the sample injected actually enters the column. 

Aldehydes have been used to condense with o-phenylenediamines, o-nitroanilines, or ethylene diamines to afford benzimidazoles and imidazolines. Either an oxidation or a reduction process may be required during the annelation depending on the oxidation state of the starting material. To prepare imidazolines or benzimidazoles from aldehydes and diamines under anaerobic conditions, the system I2/KI/K2CO3/H2O can be used to oxidize a C-N single bond to a double bond (Scheme 302) <2006TL79>. Oxidant K3Fe(CN)5 has also been used to promote similar processes... 

Membranes are used in the pulp and paper industry in a variety of applications in particular for the purification and recovery of water, and for the recovery of raw materials or energy. The pulp and paper manufacturing process requires enormous amount of water to transport the raw materials, to dissolve impurities, to seal various process equipment, to cool and heat, to wash and clean process equipment, and to generate necessary environment for the formation of the hydrogen bonding network between fibers and fillers, which is the basic mechanism of paper formation. Thus, water and its quality are essential issues in the production of pulp and paper. 

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