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Various improvements in the sulfur dioxide reduction processes have been commercialized, including the Canadian International Paper Process (1946) and the Kesting, Persson, and Holst processes. A variation combining both chloride and sulfur dioxide reductant processes was developed and patented by KemaNord AB (47). 

One such contact was made in the fall when C. B. Thorne, Technical Director of the Canadian International Paper Co., visited Europe. Mark and Thorne at Thorne s invitation met in Dresden. They discussed Mark joining the company staff as Manager of Research. Thorne realized that the company laboratories had been outdated by the recent developments in polymer... 

When Mark and his family arrived in Zurich in May of 1939, they immediately notified the Canadian International Paper Company, Manager of Research, Sigmond Wang. Anxious to help,... 

He accepted a position as research manager of the Canadian International Paper Company in Hawkesbury, Ontario, Canada, in 1938. While with the International Paper Company (1938-1940), he started a series of bool on high polymers for Interscience Publishing Company. The first book of this series was "Collected Papers of W.H. Carothers," which he coauthored with G.S. 1/ itby. The second book in the series, "Physical Chemistry of Polymers," was authored by Mark. 

California Institute of Technology 154, 158,162,198,248 Cambridge, University of 77 Canadian International Paper Company 148... 

G. Farben Laboratory in Ludwigshafen (1926-1932) at the University of Vienna (1932-1938) and at the Canadian International Paper Company in Hawkesbury, Ontario (1938-19 0) made it clear that systematic progress could only be espected if organic chemists, physical chemists and at least one physicist could be assembled into a team to conduct research from the monomer or monomers through the polymerization process and the characterization of the resulting material.s to the structure and properties of such final products as coatings, films and fibers. 

Burgazli, C.R., Navarrete, R.C., Mead, S.L., in Proc. Canadian International Petroleum Conference, Paper 2003-070, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, June 10-12 (2003). 

Ayeni, K. and Osisanya, S.O. (2004) Evaluation of conunonly used fluid rheological modek using developed drilling hydraulic simulator. Proceeding of the Sth Canadian International Petroleum Conference, The Petroleum Society Calgary, June 8-10, 2004, paper 2004-039. 

WASSMUTH, F.R., GREEN, K., HODGINS, L. and TURTA, A.T., Polymer Flood Technology for Heavy Oil Recovery paper 2007-182 presented at the Petroleum Society s S Canadian International Petroleum Conference (58 Annual Technical Meeting), Calgary, AB, 12-14 June 2007. 

Provenance—Original Petroleum Society manuscript. Polymer Flood Application to Improve Heavy Oil Recoveiy at East Bodo (2007-184), first presented at the 8th Canadian International Petroleum Conference (the 58th Annual Technical Meeting of the Petroleum Society), June 12-14, 2007, in Calgary, Alberta. Abstract submitted for review December 15, 2006 editorial comments sent to the author(s) July 22, 2008 revised manuscript received December 9, 2008 paper approved for pre-press December 9, 2008 final approval January 5, 2009.ft... 

Moreno, R.B.Z.L., Bonet, J., Waldmann, A.T.A., and Martins, A.L. 2007. Comparative Performance of Polymer-Based Fluids Invasion Into Oil Saturated Formations. Paper 2007-185 presented at the Canadian International Petroleum Conference, Calgary, 12-14 June. DOI 10.2118/2007-185. 

Wassmuth, F.R., Arnold, W., Green, K., and Cameron, N. 2007. Polymer Flood Application to Improve Heavy Oil Recovery at East Bodo. Paper 2007-184 presented at the Canadian International Petroleum Conference, Calgary, 12-14 June. DPI 10.2118/2007-184. 

Ralph, J. Lignin model quinone methides—facts and fallacies. In Proceedings of the Third International Symposium of Wood and Pulping Chemistry, Vancouver, BC, Canada, Chemical Institute of Canada (CIC), and Canadian Pulp and Paper Association (CPPA), Canada. 1985. 

Martel A, M Barek W, D Amours S (2005) International Factors in the Design of Multinational Supply Chains The Case of Canadian Pulp and Paper Companies. Universite Laval Working Paper DT-2005-AM-3... 

Vittortos, E. In Proceedings of the Joint International Technical Meeting of the Petroleum Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Society of Petroleum Engineers Society of Petroleum Engineers Richardson, TX, 1990, paper no. CIM/SPE 90-107. 

Feasby D.G., Blacnchette, M., Tremblay, G., and Sirois, L.L., 1991. The mine environment neutral drainage program. Paper presented at the Second International Conference on the Abatement of Acidic Drainage, Canadian Institute of Mine and Metallurgy, Montreal, Quebec, September 16-18, 1991. 

Doan, Q. Farouq Ali, S. M. George, A. E. Proceedings of the Canadian SPE/CIM/CANMET International Conference on Advances in Horizontal Well Applications Calgary, Canada, March 20-23, 1994 paper HWC94-31. 

By way of introduction, this paper presents four "views" on pyrolysis, including an international view, a technical review, a strategic point of view, and a general Canadian bioenergy overview. Prom a basic definition of pyrolysis as the thermal conversion of material in the absence of oxygen, the following discussion includes vacuum, atmospheric and pressurized pyrolysis technologies for the production of gas, liquid, or char products. 

Sadler B (1995) Environmental assessment Toward improved effectiveness. International study of the effectiveness of environmental assessment. Interim report and discussion paper, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency and the International Association of Impact Assessment, p 58... 

A. K. Haghi, PhD, is the author and editor of 150 books as well as 1000 published papers in various journals and conference proceedings. He is currently Editor-In-Chief of the International Journal of Chemoinformatics and Chemical Engineering and Polymers Research Journal and on the editorial boards of many international journals. He is a member of the Canadian Research and Development Center of Sciences and Cultures (CRDCSC), Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

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