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Composites stability

While each set of cytoskeletal elements has a distinctive spectrum of composition, stability and distribution, all three interact with each other. They have complementary functions and may be coordinately regulated. Such interactions can be seen during development of the nervous system, in mature neuron/glia interactions and in neuropathologies. [Pg.132]

ETCH RESISTANCE - Type of etch Baking Composition Stability T g... [Pg.165]

Sankaran, M. McNaughton, S.J. (1999) Determinants of biodivasity regulate compositional stability of communities. Nature, 401,691-3. [Pg.336]

Wyoming in shallow drill holes. We will come back later to the interlayer ion composition-stability problem. However, if we consider for the moment the majority of available studies, it appears that dioctahedral montmorillonites disappear near 100°C at greater than two kilometer depths and slightly higher temperatures in more shallow series of rocks. It is possible that calcic montmorillonite will be stable at 150°C at depths of 100-200 meters. [Pg.69]

Marcos, A. (1993) Water activity in cheese in relation to composition, stability and safety, in Cheese Chemistry, Physics and Microbiology, Vol. 1, 2nd edn (ed. P.F. Fox), Chapman Hall, London, pp. 439-69. [Pg.235]

The thermogravimetric trace below shows mass loss by Y2(0H)5C1 xH2() upon heating. In the first step, waters of hydration are lost to give 8.1 % mass loss. After a second decomposition step, 19.2% of the original mass is lost. Finally, the composition stabilizes at Y203 above 800°C. [Pg.642]

The high thermal stability of zeolites and related micro-porous solids is one of their most attractive features. Whilst it Is clear that materials with organic components cannot withstand ultra-high temperatures, quite respectable compositional stability can be achieved. Thus the [Er(TMA)] polymer mentioned above shows no weight loss in its TGA curve before 550°C. However for porous solids another key issue is that of structural stability. Many open framework coordination polymers lose their crystalline structure upon mild heating, or even evacuation, through loss of guest molecules. [Pg.462]

For solution phase photopolymerization, photosensitive solutions must be prepared immediately before use. In film-based compositions, stability and sensitivity are lost in 2-5 days (compare Tables 6, 10). The lack of stability is directly related to the nature of the activator, although not in a way that necessarily parallels photosensitivity. The photoactivated reaction, dye-activator redox chemistry, is a go/no-go process and does not contribute to the dark reaction. Rather, dark reactions are in general a consequence of the basicity of most common activators, for example, amines, sulfinates, or enolates. Deprotonation of active methylene groups on some dyes (e.g.,... [Pg.468]

Figure 3.14. Stabilities of calcite, and synthetic (closed squares) and biogenic (closed circles) magnesian calcites as a function of composition. Stabilities are expressed as -log IAPMg-Calcite- The curve is a hand-drawn "best" fit to the synthetic data. Also plotted are the results of precipitation experiments by Mucci and Morse (1984, open squares) and biogenic dissolution experiments by Walter and Morse (1984a, open circles). (After Bischoff et al., 1987.)... Figure 3.14. Stabilities of calcite, and synthetic (closed squares) and biogenic (closed circles) magnesian calcites as a function of composition. Stabilities are expressed as -log IAPMg-Calcite- The curve is a hand-drawn "best" fit to the synthetic data. Also plotted are the results of precipitation experiments by Mucci and Morse (1984, open squares) and biogenic dissolution experiments by Walter and Morse (1984a, open circles). (After Bischoff et al., 1987.)...
Seltzer R, Ravichandran R and Patel R A (1989) Polyolefin compositions stabilized with long-chain N,N-dialkylhydroxylamines, Eur Pat Appl EP 323 409 Chem Abstr (1990) 112 21791. [Pg.78]

If that does occur, then the present system of classification of oils may be impossible to police, and a modified system may become necessary. Perhaps the sale and perceived value of oils will necessarily become dependent on the performance, not the source of the oil. With bulk oils such as palm, peanut, sunflower, safflower, sesame, soya, rapeseed, com, fish, and animal fats and oils, the fatty acid composition will obviously be important for health reasons. If the oil is to be used for frying then the frying properties will be important. In the case of palm products the physical properties and minor components such as carotenoids will be defined. Similarly animal fats will be judged mainly on physical behaviour and effect on the product in which they are used. In all cases the oxidative and stability of the oil will have to be defined. Sesame is a very stable oil, and thus its stability, together with its low level of linolenic acid, would be its major attribute, except for toasted sesame, which would probably be classed as a specialist oil. Already most baking fats sold to the public are blends developed to give the best performance, with no mention on the pack as to the source. If a bulk oil of this type had the desired chemical composition, stability and cooking behaviour, then perhaps the source would not be a matter of concern. [Pg.18]

ECR-1 is a new 12-ring zeolite which crystallizes as a boundary phase between the crystallization fields of mazzite and mordenite when bis(2-hydroxyethyl) dimethyl- ammonium or bis(2-hydroxypropyl) dimethyl ammonium cations are present in the synthesis gels. Synthesis studies show that cocrystallization of these latter zeolites is rare and that nucleation parameters may dominate compositional stability. [Pg.506]

Nagata, T., Yamashita, H., Kusumoto, M., and Okazaki, K., Stabilizing Method of Isocyanate Compounds and Isocyanate Compositions Stabilized Thereby, U.S. Patent No. 5,302,749, 1994. [Pg.621]

Composition Stabilized solution of an oxidizing agent in surfactants... [Pg.53]

In this chapter we will focus on the moleciilcir recognition niechanisms of the diverse chiral SOs and CSPs in combination with their spectra of applicability, but also aspects concerning the separation systems as well as on issues that are of interest for practical applications. This will include a discussion of structure resolution relationships as support for the selection of certain CSPs for a given separation problem, operation modes and mobile phase composition, stability, the ability to reverse the elution order to elute each of the enantiomers as the first peak, and loadability which is of primary importance for preparative enantioseparations. [Pg.359]

In the present communication we report the regularities in the preparation of high surface area zirconia-based solid composites stabilized by calcium and barium, as well as the structural and catalytic properties of materials obtained by their sulfation. [Pg.354]

Repeat the calculations beginning from step 2 until the compositions stabilize. [Pg.102]

If the calculated liquid composition does not match the values in Step 1, restart with the calculated liquid composition. Repeat until the liquid composition stabilizes. [Pg.106]

Extra TCNQ doping is needed to make up this stoichiometry and to enhance the the composite stability. [Pg.515]

The Polymeric Compositions Stabilized Nanodimensions Phosphor Organically by Compounds... [Pg.113]

Relation Between Fuel Properties and Chemical Composition. Stability of Oil Shale-Derived Jet Fuel... [Pg.267]


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