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USSR Pat. 1,484,847 (June 7, 1989), Y. N. Tsibizov and co-workers (to Central Scientific Research Institute of the Wool Industry,... [Pg.14]

A number of less expensive sieve shakers are on the market, such as the Dynamic, by Soiltest Inc., Chicago the Cenco-Meinzer, by Central Scientific Co., Chicago the Tyler portable, by W. S. Tyler, Inc., Mentor, Ohio and also a number of electromagnetic vibratory shakers. The latter should be used only when strict comparability with other tests is not required, since it is difficult to be sure that identical intensity of vibration was present in the tests being compared. [Pg.1771]

In practical terms, detecting and measuring are critical to all aspects of human activity—to manufacturing, to our environment, to health and medicine, to agriculture, and to national security. Thus it is essential that chemical scientists continue to improve the tools and methods needed for this central scientific activity. [Pg.70]

CSIR- Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh. [Pg.41]

Dr. Akash Deep is a Scientist at CSIR- Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh. He received his Ph D (Chemistry) degree in 2004 from the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India after which he worked as a FCT postdoctoral research fellow at the chemical engineering department of... [Pg.41]

CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation (CSIR-CSIO), Sector 30-C, Chandigarh 2 CSIR- Institute of Microbial Technology (CSIR-IMTECH), Sector 3 9-A, Chandigarh dr.akashdeep csio. res. in... [Pg.98]

A central scientific accomplishment made a huge impact on the fertilizer situation. Fritz Haber developed the means to convert nitrogen to ammonia in the chemistry laboratory. The chemical reaction that leads from elemental nitrogen to ammonia involves combination with elemental hydrogen ... [Pg.68]

Oven containing a rocking device with evacuation manifolds (Central Scientific Co, Cat No 95105-A modified by addition of a safety latch, or equivalent)... [Pg.40]

CP common pointed(solid pointed CSC Central Scientific Co, Chicago 13, 111... [Pg.735]

Zabudskii, G.A. (1854—1930). Russ artillery officer and professor of chemistry and expls at the Artillery Academy, St Petersburg. He did considerable work, in collaboration with D.I. Mendeleev (see Vol 8, M58-L), on the development and improvement of smokeless proplnts and the nitration of woodpulp and flax. Zabudskii was the founder, in 1909, of the TsNTLW (Central Scientific and Technical Laboratory on Explosives)... [Pg.423]

Molecular Sieve Department and Central Scientific Laboratory, Union Carbide Corp., Tarrytown Technical Center, Tarrytown, N. Y. 10591... [Pg.59]

Will Corp, Central Scientific Co, Fisher Scientific Co. etc which describe various colorimeters, etc. [Pg.188]

The checkers used a Hoskins tube furnace, type FD303A (Central Scientific Co.), 17 in. long. The heater for the sublimation vessel was wound in two sections with heating wire in such a way that a decreasing temperature gradient in the direction of the pyrolysis oven was maintained. The open end of the heater was closed by an asbestos end plate which could be heated independently by a small nichrome coil. [Pg.103]

Central Scientific Co., Chicago, IL, and many other scientific suppliers. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., St. Paul, MN. [Pg.84]

Color-niatic endpoint detector, Central Scientific Co. Analmatic, Baird-Tatlock, Chadwell Heath, Essex, England. [Pg.323]

Identifying a hazard is only a small part of the risk assessment process. Hazard must be differentiated from risk. Assessing risk involves an analysis of the likelihood that adverse effects to human health or the environment after exposure to a chemical may occur. For risk management, exposure assessments therefore play equal (if not more) important parts as evaluations of hazard. The following sections discuss how toxicology, exposure assessments, and risk characterisations contribute to the central scientific definition of risk as probability versus consequence [93-95]. [Pg.29]

At the ripe old age of 31, Otto Bayer, who just happened to have the same surname as the famous German company that he worked for, Farbenfabriken Bayer A.G., became the head of their Central Scientific Laboratory in Leverkusen. This was in 1934 and Otto Bayer s initial focus was on dyestuff chemistry, a field in which German chemists excelled. But he realized that the future of the company required diversification into new areas of industrial chemistry. Crop protection and the emerging field of macromolecu-lar science appeared to offer considerable potential. [Pg.59]

An international listing and depository would help, to be sure, but the world situation would indicate that there is much to be desired where international cooperation is concerned. Such international cooperation is not too much to hope for, but immediate success in such a venture is not likely. It is apparent that thesis literature seldom appears in bibliographies appended to research reports because academic dissertations are not readily accessible even in this country. The academy of science of an individual country may be able to help in tracing theses. It is well to be aware of the activities of the academies in various countries. In 1956, A. Vucinich, San Jose State Gollege, described the Soviet Academy of Sciences which had been reorganized with the aim of centralizing scientific research (16). [Pg.118]


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