Data from ref

Fig. III-2. Variation of surface tension and total surface energy of CCU with temperature. (Data from Ref. 2.)...

Fig. Ill-IS. Surface tension data for aqueous alcohol illustration of the use of the Gibbs equation. (1) -butyl (2) -amyl (3) -hexyl (4) -heptyl (5) -octyl. (Data from Ref. 126).

Fig. X-9. Zisman plots of the contact angles of various homologous series on Teflon O, RX , alkylbenzenes (f), n-alkanes , dialkyl ethers , siloxanes A, miscellaneous polar liquids. (Data from Ref. 78.)...

Fig. XVn-14. Adsorption of nitrogen on potassium chloride at 79 K, plotted according to various equations. (Data from Ref. 82.)...

Figure 10.13 Variation of the dissymmetry ratio z with a characteristic dimension D (relative to X) for spheres, random coils, and rods. (Data from Ref. 4.)...

Adapted from Ref. 2 with additional data from Ref. 4. 

Fig. 9. Uptake curves for N2 in two samples of carbon molecular sieve showing conformity with diffusion model (eq. 24) for sample 1 (A), and with surface resistance model (eq. 26) for example 2 (0)j LDF = linear driving force. Data from ref. 18.

Ref. 87. Test method ASTM E96-35T (at vapor pressure for 25.4 p.m film thickness). Values are averages only and not for specification purposes. Original data converted to SI units using vapor pressure data from Ref. 90. 

Original data converted to SI units using vapor pressure data from Ref. 72. "At20°C. 

Tetralin and decalin, respectively data from Ref. 24 unless otherwise noted. Ref. 23. 

All data from Ref. 127 unless indicated otherwise. From trade literature. 

Based on the above equilibria, the concentration of HOCl in the normal pH range varies inversely with the total concentration of cyanurate. Increased concentration of cyanuric acid, therefore, should decrease the biocidal effectiveness of FAC. This has been confirmed by laboratory studies in buffered distilled water which showed 99% kill times of S.faecalis at 20°C increasing linearly with increasing cyanuric acid concentration at constant av. Cl at pH 7 and 9 (45). Other studies in distilled water have found a similar effect of cyanuric acid on kill times of bacteria (46—48). Calculations based on the data from Ref. 45 show that the kill times are highly correlated to the HOCl concentration and poorly to the concentration of the various chloroisocyanurates, indicating that HOCl is the active bactericide in stabilized pools (49). 

Fig. 21. Peel strengths of various adhesives against poly(ethylene terephthalate) adherends vs. the solubility parameter difference between adhesive and adherend. Drawn using data from ref. [72].

Fig. 5. Wedge test results for Ti adherends with several different surface treatments having differing degrees and. scales of roughness. Specimens were exposed to 100% relative humidity at 60 C. Data from Ref. 132. ...

Fig. 35. OSEE response and peel strength of NBR rubber on steel for HD2 grease (data from Ref. [162]) and silicone release agent contamination (data from R.L. Cause, unpublished work and Ref. [10]). The HD2 grease is slightly photoemitting so the OSEE signal does not decrease to zero at high contamination levels.

Fig. 5. Relation,ship between observed band gap and the diameter of individual SWCNTs. Closed and open circles indicate the data from refs. 25 and 26, respectively. The data are fitted with the equation, E =2yac cld, where the nearest-neighbour transfer integral yis 2.7 eV and 2.,5 eV for linear and broken lines, respectively.

Figure 7-5. Bry4nsted-type plot for nucleophilic reactions of p-nitrophenyl acetate. Key , simple imidazoles in 28.5 ethanol at JO°C. p = 0.80 (data from Ref. 197] O, oxygen anions, in water at 25°, P = 0.95 for linear portion [data from Ref. 119, 198] O, a effect nucleophiles. Several of the nucleophiles are identified.

Piperidino-dechlorination in ethanol k given in liter x mole i x sec i). Data from refs. 42 and 94. 

Bates relative to the parent substrate. Data from refs. 20 and 43. Beactions in ethanol unless otherwise stated. 

Elastic constants calculated and the experimental lattice constant. Experimental data from Ref. [36]. 

Data from ref [31] the elastic constants were measured by the pulse-echo technique j3 was determined from low-temperature specific heat data. 

Fig. I The relationship between optimum superplastie strain rate and grain size for superplastie aluminum alloys (data from Ref. [4]). Subseripts "w" and "p" stand for whisker and partieulate, respectively.

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