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Contact modalities in multi-phase catalytic membrane reactors... [Pg.157]

Contact modalities and concentration profiles in catalytic membrane reactors for three-phase systems.The concentration of reactants is represented on the y-axis and the spatial coordinate along the membrane cross-section is represented on the x-axis. Below the scheme of each case the sequence of the mass transfer (MT) resistances and of the reaction event (R) are reported. (a)Traditional slurry reactor (b) supported thin porous catalytic layer with the liquid impregnating the porosity and the gas phase in contact with the catalytic layer (c) supported thin porous catalytic layer with the liquid impregnating the porosity and the liquid phase in contact with the catalytic layer (d) supported dense membrane which is perm-selective to the gas-phase reactant (e) dense catalytic membrane perm-selective to both reactants in the gas and liquid phases (f) forced flow of the liquid phase enriched with the gas-phase reactant through the thin catalytic membrane layer. [Pg.158]

Get into contact with sales persons of all manufacturers offering suitable systems. Compare prices and modalities of customer training and support. [Pg.182]

The aerosol technique can also be used to produce polymer colloids by addition polymerization. Thus, when droplets of toluene-2,4-diisocyanate (TD1) or 1,6-hexa-methylene diisocyanate (HDI) were brought into contact with ethylenediamine (EDA) vapor (in the apparatus shown in Fig. 1.5.3) spherical polyurea particles with modal diameters of 1-3 p,m were formed. The entire process, i.e., the formation of droplets and the polymerization, was carried out at moderate temperatures (<80°C)... [Pg.106]

Blurred vision. Three hypnotic subjects responded positively to this condition two hypnotic subjects and the simulator responded with schizoid withdrawal. Those that responded positively responded in terms of the primacy of color and light over form, and compared their perceptions of the world with impressionist paintings. One subject and the simulator responded in terms of an inability to make contact with anybody the last subject responded with a blunting and dulling of thought processes. All subjects lost some sensation in non-visual modalities. When the perception of outlines alone was blurred, colors tended to stand out. Alan Watts (1962) has noted how the perception of form and the perception of color may really be the same, but the behavior patterns of these subjects do not support this point of view. [Pg.286]

D 1995 Test Method for Multi-Modal Strength of Autoadhesives (Contact Adhesives)... [Pg.512]

Figure 13.6. Features of McCabe-Thiele diagrams for constant modal overflow, (a) Operating line equations and construction and minimum reflux construction, (b) Orientations of tjr-lines, with slope = q/ q — 1), for various thermal conditions of the feed, (c) Minimum trays, total reflux (d) Operating trays and reflux, (e) Minimum reflux determined by point of contact nearest xb-... Figure 13.6. Features of McCabe-Thiele diagrams for constant modal overflow, (a) Operating line equations and construction and minimum reflux construction, (b) Orientations of tjr-lines, with slope = q/ q — 1), for various thermal conditions of the feed, (c) Minimum trays, total reflux (d) Operating trays and reflux, (e) Minimum reflux determined by point of contact nearest xb-...
SOLUTION For the purposes of this calculation we shall assume the drop to be noncirculating. Thus, the matrix of multicomponent mass transfer coefficients [A] may be computed from Eqs. 9.4.18 and 9.4.19 with the help of Sylvester s expansion formula or the modal transformation. At both the long and short contact time limits, however, we may calculate the ratios of mass transfer coefficients ky2/kii and A 21/A 22 without evaluating the series expansions needed in Eq. 9.4.19. [Pg.240]

Gruner S, Zwimer A, Strunk D, et al. 1992. The influence of topical dermatological treatment modalities on epidermal Langerhans cells and contact sensitization in mice. Contact Derm 26(4) 241-247. [Pg.325]

Finally, it is intuitively clear that in large molecule complex solvents simple molecular rotation as seen in Figure 4.3.6 can not be the principal mode of solvation. Numerical simulations with polyether solvents show that instead, hindered intramolecular rotations that distort the molecular structure so as to bring more solvating sites into contact with the ion dominate the solvation dynamics. The bi-modal, and in fact multi-modal, character of the solvation is maintained also in such solvents, but it appears that the short time component of this solvation process is no longer inertial as in the simple small molecule solvents."... [Pg.145]

Oil acne is treated with the usual acne vulgaris modalities, such as topical benzoyl peroxide and retinoic acid. Systemic treatment is often needed with tetracycline, erythromycin or minocycline, or with isotretinoin in severe cases. The key factor is avoiding contact with oils and grease. Work clothes should be changed daily and frequent cleansing of the skin with soap and water is advised. [Pg.225]


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