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ADVANCEDCERAMICS - ELECTRONIC CERAMICS] (Voll) Electronic chip production... [Pg.357]

Polymers have come a long way from parkesine, celluloid and bakelite they have become functional as well as structural materials. Indeed, they have become both at the same time one novel use for polymers depends upon precision micro-embossing of polymers, with precise pressure and temperature control, for replicating electronic chips containing microchannels for capillary electrophoresis and for microfluidics devices or micro-optical components. [Pg.336]

Silicon wafer grinding and dicing tapes used in electronic chip manufacturing. [Pg.517]

Where small quantities of high-purity steam is required for electronic chip, pharmaceutical, sterilization, food preparation, and similar process applications, a small risk of steam contamination may exist. This may be caused directly by the use of amine treatments or indirectly through process contaminants or the transport of iron oxides. Consequently, alternative arrangements for steam generation are made. [Pg.60]

Commercial sodium sulfite is acceptable for food plants higher grades are used for pharmaceutical and electronic chip manufacturing, but in these higher grades the catalyst is usually changed to sodium erythorbate (at a level of 0.05 to 0.1%, which also provides lower pressure and temperature passivation). [Pg.485]

An important part of scalability is not just in capacity, but also in cost and in size. As electronic chips have seen the numbers of transistors rise to over a billion per chip, the cost per chip has remained low and the chip sizes similarly have stayed relatively constant. This aspect of scalability is what makes it possible for increasingly powerful computers to arrive at our desktops at reasonable cost. [Pg.314]

To date, most microhotplate-based chemical sensors have been reahzed as multichip solutions with separate transducer and electronics chips [16-19]. The co-inte-... [Pg.3]

Most microhotplate-based chemical sensors have been realized as multi-chip solutions with separate transducer and electronics chips. One example includes a gas sensor based on a thin metal film [16]. Another example is a hybrid sensor system comprising a tin-oxide-coated microhotplate, an alcohol sensor, a humidity sensor and a corresponding ASIC chip (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) [17]. More recent developments include an interface-circuit chip for metal oxide gas sensors and the conccept for an on-chip driving circuitry architecture of a gas sensor array [18,19]. [Pg.10]

If we place n- and p-type semiconducting crystals in contact (a p-n junction), we create a device that conducts electricity preferentially in one direction this is the basis of action of the semiconductor diodes used in the electronics industry, although specially refined silicon (Section 17.8.2) is usually employed rather than Ge. Transistors and electronic chips are designed using similar basic principles—typically with n-p-n or p-n-p junctions. We consider chemical aspects of electronic devices in more detail in Chapter 19. [Pg.100]

Crude elemental silicon can be obtained by reduction of silica sand with coke in the electric furnace (reaction 17.33) and may be adequate for making ferrosilicon alloys (Section 16.7.5) or silicones (Section 3.5). The high purity silicon used for electronic chips can be made from silica via silicon tetrachloride, which, like TiCU, is a volatile liquid (bp 57 °C) susceptible to hydrolysis but readily purifiable by fractional distillation. Indeed, the procedure for silicon resembles the Kroll process for titanium, except that an argon atmosphere is not necessary ... [Pg.384]

Similar to the limited popularity of magnetic devices, which do not need carefully planned and executed chemical treatment programs, there is some degree of market demand for UV systems. Periodically there is an increase in the apparent popularity of these products before the groundswell dies down to a base level. UV systems are effective sterilizers for high-quality water systems, such as may be found in electronic chip washing or pharmaceutical use. They are commonly used as sterilizers for RO-treated water. [Pg.232]

J.E. Koehne, H. Chen, A.M. Cassell, Q. Ye, J. Han, M. Meyyappan and J. Li, Miniaturised multiplex label-free electronic chip for rapid nucleic acid analysis based on carbon nanotube nanoelectrode arrays, Clin. Chem., 50... [Pg.638]

Mice should be obtained from a reputable source and should be maintained under standard conditions as required by local animal welfare legislation. Female mice can be housed together and it is usual to indelibly mark individuals by tattoo, ear punch or electronic chip so that each animal and its immune response can be monitored. [Pg.29]

In mathematical system theory, the subject of model reduction has been studied for about 30 years. The focus is on model reduction of linear systems, in particular methods based on singular value decomposition. One of the best known of these methods is balanced truncation. It is used extensively for various engineering purposes, such as electronic chip design and the reduction of models of aerospace structures. This method does not require the type of a priori information about the system mentioned above. Only recently has it been tried out on biochemical systems [105, 106]. [Pg.410]

Electrical equipment (transformers, power electronic chips, conductor coatings)... [Pg.311]

LCA covers not only the chemical s hazardous properties, but also the nature of the production processes involved. Lor example, to produce 2 g of chemicals for an electronic chip requires 72 g of chemicals. Such considerations have considerable consequences for chemical risk management approaches, such as when setting environmental taxes and overall pollution prevention. [Pg.376]

Cheng J, Sheldon EL, Wu L, Uribe A, Gerrue LO, Carrino J, et al. Preparation and hybridization analysis of DNA/RNA from E.coli on microfabricated bio-electronic chips. Nature Biotechnol 1998 16 541-6. [Pg.258]

Silicon, a metalloid, is widely used in the manufacmre of electronic chips. [Pg.127]

The full-scale applications of ozone have been installed to treat wastewaters from marine aquaria, electronic chip manufacture, textile industry, petroleum refinery, and electroplating. Ozone has also been used to treat landfill leachates and meat processing wastewater. These applications of ozone are described below. [Pg.1996]

The CDC identified Key Eocus Areas, which go from Preparedness and Prevention to Response and Communication to counteract possible attacks. Recently electronic chips with hve nerve cells have been identified as capable to detect many bacterial toxins. Eiber-optic tubes can detect specific pathogens such as anthrax, botulinum and ricin. [Pg.6]

Tiny electronic chips that would contain living nerve cells to warn of the presence of bacterial toxins (identification of broad range toxins). [Pg.18]


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