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Polyurethane is pulverized to iacrease its bulk density, mixed with 30—80% of a thermoplastic mol ding material, gelled, and then granulated to give coated urethane foam particles 0.1 to 0.15 mm in size (48). The particle bulk density is three times that of the polyurethane, while the volume is 15% less. This material may be injection molded or extmsion molded into products (49). Other technologies for recycling polyurethanes have also been reported. 

Update of Fermi-energy and partial occupancies, charge density mixing. 

The preparation of infusible (loose powder) ammonium nitrate mixtures is usually carried out in the same way as the manufacture of composite mining explosives. Since the military explosives are not very sensitive to mechanical stimulants, and it is important to obtain a high density, mixing is usually performed by edge runner mills. 

The shape of particles is normally that of more or less regular spheres, dense or hollow, with smooth surfaces and sometimes cracks. This is related to the composition and the rate of solvent evaporation, with possible existence of internal pressure inside the drops when a rigid surface layer is being formed (Walton and Mumford 1999). All these characteristics will have some effect on handling properties of powders such as bulk and tapped densities, particle density, (mixing with other powders, storage) wettability and solubility, porosity, specific area (rehydration, instantisation) flowability (size, surface asperities), friability and creation/existence of dust, stability in specific atmosphere and medium (oxidation, humidification, active component release) (Huntington 2004). 

Considerable work has been focused on determining the asymptotic null distribution of -2 log-likelihood -ILL) when the alternative hypothesis is the presence of two subpopulations. In the case of two univariate densities mixed in an unknown proportion, the distribution of -ILL has been shown to be the same as the distribution of [max(0, Y)f, where Y is a standard normal random variable (28). Work with stochastic simulations resulted in the proposal that -2LL-c is distributed with d degrees of freedom, where d is equal to two times the difference in the number of parameters between the nonmixture and mixture model (not including parameters used for the probability models) and c=(n-l-p- gl2)ln (31). In the expression for c, n is the number of observations, p is the dimensionality of the observation, and g is the number of subpopulations. So for the case of univariate observations (p = 1), two subpopulations (g = 2), and one parameter distinguishing the mixture submodels (not including the mixing parameter), -2LL-(n - 3)/n with two... 

The principal by-products formed, particularly when cooling is insufficient, are acetals (which are sometimes difficult to separate) and maybe dark tars that result from loss of HCl and polymerization. The HCl should be led in slowly so as to avoid a mixing of the two liquid layers formed which leads to discolored products. If the two phases have approximately the same density, mixing and formation of emulsions can be prevented by adding waterbinding salts. 

Oil biomarker compositions were measured in samples from three wells in the central part of the Ross Field (Fig. 11). Wells 13/28-2 and 13/28a-5 had similar compositions, but the oil in 13/29a-3 has a different composition, related to a higher thermal maturity. If diffusion was the only mechanism leading to fluid mixing, then in 40 Ma the oil would be able to mix over a distance of about 520 m, illustrated by dashed circles around the wells in Figure 11. It is thus possible that the biomarker differences were inherited from the reservoir filling history, and subsequently have not had time to mix completely. This would indicate that the oil chemistry could not be interpreted to indicate compartmentalization. However, it is possible that the biomarker maturity parameters reflect oils of different density (unfortunately, density was not measured in oils from the crucial location). Indeed, there are density differences between the oils in wells 13/29a-l and 13.29a-3. The density-mixing model (equation (10)) would indicate that density overturn would mix oil densities over the whole central part of the field... 

Shovsky A, Varga I, Makuska R, Claesson PM (2009) FonnatitHt and stability of water-soluble, molecular polyelectrolyte complexes effects of charge density, mixing ratio, and polyelectrolyte concentration. Langmuir 25(11) 6113-6121... 

Large concrete pipes can be vibrocast. Vibro-compaction. Vibration and pressure are applied simultaneously, to density powder mixtures. The usual techniques produce particle accelerations of some 50g, and require an appropriate particle size distribution to obtain dense compaction. To density mixed powders whose components differ greatly in density, very strong vibrations (accelerations c. 20 OOOg) have been studied. 

Axial dispersivities for partiele species of different density, whether or not the sizes are the same, can be determined by methods similar to those for fixed density, mixed size binaries, but their experimental determination has received much less attention in the literature. Equation (103), to the extent that it is applicable at all, is restricted to binaries of equal density particles. 

The mixing efficiency of materials is related to the particle size of raw material and difference in density. Mixing is easier when the size of particles is uniform and difference of density is small. The density of the material caimot be chosen, but the uniform particle size can be adjusted. Therefore, the raw materials (especially KNO3) should be crushed and sieved before mixing to obtain various raw materials with the same particle size. 

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