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Figure 2.20. Rates of catalysed and uncatalysed polymerisation of styrene at different temperatures. Catalysts used (all at 0.0133 moleA). A, bis-(2,4-dichlorobenzoyl) peroxide B, lauroyl peroxide C, benzoyl peroxide D, bis-(/)-chlorobenzoyl) peroxide E, none. (After Boundy and Boyer )...

The greatest heat load will occur if all the oxidation occurs in the cooler-condenser (i.e. none in the WHB) which gives the worst condition for the cooler-condenser design. 

Thus the boundaries of the enclosures in organized media may be of two types they may be stiff (i.e, none of the guest molecules can diffuse out and the walls do not bend), as in the case of crystals and some inclusion complexes, or flexible (i.e., some of the guest molecules may exit the cavity and the walls of the cavity are sufficiently mobile to allow considerable internal motion of the enclosed molecules), as in the case of micelles and liquid crystals. In these two extremes, free volume needed for a reaction is intrinsic (built into the reaction cavity) and latent (can be provided on demand). 

It would be convenient to have a hardness test where a given difference in indentation always represented the same proportionate difference in modulus (i.e. P a linear function of log E). None of the indentor shapes considered in 1 achieves this with a constant loading force. The cone has the additional disadvantage of being especially prone to damage, a criticism which also applies to the plunger and truncated cone. Because of this and the fact that accurate hardened steel balls are readily obtainable, most tests,... 

Note that the optimal network of Figure 8.23 has the minimum number of matches and involves splitting of streams H1 and C2. Note also that the minimum temperature constraints are not active (i.e., none of them is equal to EM AT = 10 K) which may imply that the splitting of streams occurs because of searching for the optimal solution. The illustrative example was solved using the library OASIS (Floudas, 1990). 

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