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DILLON Materials Selection for the Chemical Process Industries freeman Hazardous Waste Minimization... 

Lassettre E N and Skerbele A and Dillon M A 1969 J. Chem. Rhys. 50 1829 and referenoes therein to other work of Lassettre... 

Gupta P, Dillon A C, Bracker A S and George S M 1991 FTIR studies of H2O and D2O decomposition on porous silicon surfaces Surf. Sc/. 245 360-72... 

Dillon C P 1995 Corrosion Resistanoe of Stainiess Steeis (New York Dekker)... 

H. K. Dillon and M. H. Ho, Biological Monitoring of Exposure to Chemicals Metals, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1991. 

Dillon, C. P. (ed.). Forms of Corrosion, Recognition and Prevention, NACE Handbook I, National Association of Corrosion Engineers, Houston, Texas, 1982. 

Thanks are extended to Nalco Chemical Company for its support during this work. Our colleagues James J. Dillon and James G. Tomei are... 

Cleared forest, igneous catchment 1 Dillon and Kirchmer,... 

Inappropriate Select compatible materials of construction for materials of con- the specific process struction lead to, Change process parameters (e.g., different acid, corrosion and reduce temperature). Evaluate changes with test potential failure. coupons off-line Dillon 1992... 

Dillon, C. P., 1992. Material Selection for the Process Industry, McGraw-Hill. 

Dissolved in alkali, extracted with ether (discarded), then the aqueous phase was acidified with hydroxylamine hydrochloride, and the nitro compound fractionally distd under reduced pressure. [Pearson and Dillon J Am Chem Soc 75 2439 1953.]... 

R. T. Dillon (1932) studied the reaetion between ethylene bromide and potassium iodide in 99% methanol with the following data ... 

Eberle, Ely and Dillon tested commercial tubes in a small superheater receiving plant steam at 14MN/m and superheating it from 538° to 677°C. Penetration was estimated from scale thickness measurements after 6 950 h and comparison was made between the attack by steam on the inside of the tubes and that by flue gas from pulverised coal firing on the outside (Table 7.11). 

After Eberlc. Ely and Dillon and relating to tests in a superheater raising steam from540 Cto670 C. 

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