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Data and Sampling Densities

A feed concentration of 15 g glucose and 15 g xylose per litre was used over a feed rate of 20-200 ml/hr. Samples were taken at successive points along the reactor length, and the usual analysis for glucose and xylose consumption, organic acid production and cell density were done. A kinetic model for the growth and fermentation of P. acidipropionici was obtained from these data. [Pg.203]

Fig. 19a, b. Curves of isometric heating a reference sample (curve 1) and sample obtained if molecular orientation exists and containing a spatial framework (curve 2) (schematic representation) b data for high density polyethylene (—A----------ordinary fiber, —O-------fiber obtained by... [Pg.239]

Fig. 2.9.13 Qu asi two-dimensional random ofthe percolation model object, (bl) Simulated site percolation cluster with a nominal porosity map of the current density magnitude relative p = 0.65. The left-hand column refers to simu- to the maximum value, j/jmaK. (b2) Expedited data and the right-hand column shows mental current density map. (cl) Simulated NMR experiments in this sample-spanning map of the velocity magnitude relative to the cluster (6x6 cm2), (al) Computer model maximum value, v/vmax. (c2) Experimental (template) for the fabrication ofthe percolation velocity map. The potential and pressure object. (a2) Proton spin density map of an gradients are aligned along the y axis, electrolyte (water + salt) filling the pore space... Fig. 2.9.13 Qu asi two-dimensional random ofthe percolation model object, (bl) Simulated site percolation cluster with a nominal porosity map of the current density magnitude relative p = 0.65. The left-hand column refers to simu- to the maximum value, j/jmaK. (b2) Expedited data and the right-hand column shows mental current density map. (cl) Simulated NMR experiments in this sample-spanning map of the velocity magnitude relative to the cluster (6x6 cm2), (al) Computer model maximum value, v/vmax. (c2) Experimental (template) for the fabrication ofthe percolation velocity map. The potential and pressure object. (a2) Proton spin density map of an gradients are aligned along the y axis, electrolyte (water + salt) filling the pore space...
Simulation spectra were generated using parameters that describe the ion beam, target and detector geometry, beam and detector resolution, and sample characteristics. The sample parameters, which include the number of layers and the areal density and atomic composition of each layer were then varied until the simulation conformed to the experimental data. The HIBS spectra were analysed using a modified version of the RBS analysis program. [Pg.96]

Porosimetry data can be graphed in a variety of ways and can be tailored to the purpose of the study. Plotting volume versus pore size will easily display the pore sizes observed in the sample. Pore size distributions can be calculated from the raw data and plotted to give the pore volume per unit radius interval. Other parameters can be calculated from porosimetry data, including average pore radius [40,48], surface area [7,39,40], pore surface area [6], particle size [40], and density [6,49]. [Pg.268]

A national-scale geochemical survey of Australia is under way. It applies ultra low sampling density to transported and well-mixed outlet sediments, which are expected to represent the average composition of large catchments. The NGSA will provide the first complete, internally consistent geochemical data layer for Australia and is expected to find applications in energy and mineral resources exploration. [Pg.396]

The 2007 survey collected 163 stream sediment samples and analysed them for Au using a bulk leach extratable gold (BLEG) cyanide digestion. The survey extended beyond the TVZ, north into the older Coromandel Volcanic Zone. Despite the low sample density, (1 sample per 9 km2), the data outline one anomalous... [Pg.402]


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