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Deedes, General

Water and steam are nearly always present in most chemical processes. Their physical properties are generally well understood. Process perils are sometimes related to the infamous deeds of water and steam. The thrust of OSHAs Process Safety Management Law of 1992 focused on the processes that handled a list of 140 highly hazardous chemicals as well as processes that contained an over 10,000 pounds (4,540 kg) of flammable liquids or gases. Even after those chemicals are handled with higher levels of mechanical integrity and additional scrutiny, we will still need to keep our eye on water and its sometimes evil twin, steam. [Pg.57]

Chromium (III) hexaurea Complexes, also called Chromium Hexacarbamides, of general formula [Cr(H2N.CO.NH2)6] where X stands for chlorate, chromate, nitrare, nitrite, perchlorare, etc, are briefly described in Mellor (Ref 1). They can be prepd by crysrg from so Ins of urea and Cr salt. Tomlinson et al (Ref 2) deed the following expl props of chromium (///) hexaurea nitrate, [Cr(H2N.CO.NHz)6] (N03)3 ... [Pg.83]

To understand what is known about queueing networks, one must recognize first that some networks have truly complex behavior and that a general and detailed theoretical understanding of them is probably unattainable. On the other hand, there is a remarkable class of networks, the product-form networks, for which a great deed is known. To a certain extent, these networks behave as if they... [Pg.2163]

The remarkable recognition properties displayed by the cryptophanes have attracted a great deed of attention. In this article, an attempt will be made to provide general insights into the supramolecuiar chemistry of these remarkable hosts by highlighting selected studies in the context of the field. Collet, the late father of cryptophane chemistry, provided more in-depth reviews elsewhere. [Pg.340]

The first is a horizontal review. This review is comprised of a safety culture survey that is sent out to staff with a set of top level questions that determines how they view safety and how they think the company views safety (in words and in deeds). This can be thought of as a 60,000 foot view of the safety of an organization. It will give overall attitudes toward safety illustrating a topological map of safety culture, a lot of general views but not sufficiently detailed for further action. That is done in the next step. [Pg.137]

GGA generalized gradient DEED low energy electron diffraction... [Pg.85]


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