Experiments and results

This fermentation was carried out with glucose as sole carbon source. In order to obtain 3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvalerate copolymer, valerate was added when polymer accumulation phase began. Results are presented in Fig. 1 and 2 and Table 1. 

The carbon source for this fermentation consisted of a SO to SO wt% mixture of glucose and galactose that would correspond to an enzymatically hydrolysed lactose solution with the same concentration. Results are shown in Fig. 3 and 4 and Table 2. 

Total amounts of accumulated polyhydroxyalkanoates are rather low but could probably be improved by adjusting medium composition. In shaking flask experiments this strain is known to accumulate approximately SO to 60 % PHA of cell dry weight with glucose and lactose as carbon sources respectively . 

Braunegg, G., 1997, Project Application within the Frame of the EU Biotechnology 

Research Program, Dairy Industry Waste as a source of Biodegradable Polymeric Materials, Wheypol. 

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In practice, there may not be sufficient operating experience and resultant data to develop a numeric-symbolic interpreter that can map with certainty to the labels of interest, Cl. Under these circumstances, if sufficient knowledge of process behaviors exists, it is possible to construct a KBS in place of available operating data. But the KBS maps symbolic forms of input data into the symbolic labels of interest and is therefore not sufficient in itself. A KBS depends on intermediate interpretations, ft, that can be generated with certainty from a numeric-symbolic mapper. This is shown in Fig. 4. In these cases, the burden of interpretation becomes distributed between the numeric-symbolic and symbolic-symbolic interpreters. Figure 4 retains the value of input mapping to preprocess data for the numeric-symbolic interpreter. 

The stability/reactivity of stored nitrates was also investigated with H2 (TPSR experiment), and results are shown in Figure 6.11. Upon heating the catalyst in H2 after NO storage at 350°C, H2 consumption was apparent only above 350°C, i.e. above the NO adsorption temperature H2 consumption was accompanied by the evolution of NO and of minor amounts of N02 and N2. 

Hurcombe, L. (1992), Use - Wear Analysis and Obsidian Theory, Experiment and Results, Collis, Sheffield. 

Synopsis of Experiment and Results. The material is irradiated during straining and relaxation. The example shows that a nanostructure which is hard to interpret from a series of scattering patterns may clearly reveal its complex domain structure after transformation to the CDF. Different structural entities are identified which respond each in a different way on mechanical load. The shape of the basic particles is identified (cylinders). The arrangement of the cylinders is determined. Thus the semi-quantitative analysis of the CDF provides the information necessary for the selection and definition of a suitable complex model which is required for a... 

The hypothesis, experiment, and results of Rutherford s gold foil experiment. The experimental hypothesis and design owed much to the contributions of Rutherford s students, Hans Geiger (of Geiger-counter fame) and Ernest Marsden. 

Pilot Plant Design, Experiments, and Results. Design of the pilot plant scale-up was based upon the earlier study involving quinaldic acid breakthrough. Because this compound may represent a worst case, other factors must be considered. 

With spectral properties as complex as these, one can anticipate at the outset that kinetic studies will yield complex results. This prediction is in fact borne out. The gross features permit easy evaluation of, for example, the reaction rate of solvated electrons with water but working out the kinetics in detail is quite another matter. This paper reports our experiments and results to date using these methods. 

Document validation experiments and results in the validation report. 

In the past, different sign conventions were used in electrochemistry, which led to difficulty in interpretation of experiments and results. Consequently the electrochemical literature requires an understanding of this problem to avoid confusion. The approach followed in this book is summarised in this section. As pointed out in the previous section, all electrochemical cells are regarded as a combination of two half cells, with each of the latter represented by a half reaction written as a reduction ... 

L. R. Schmidt and J. F. Carley, Biaxial Stretching of Heat Softened Plastic Sheets Experiments and Results, Polym. Eng. Sci., 15, 51-62 (1975). 

Until recently, little theoretical attention has been directed towards substituted methylenes. However, general chemical experience and results of spectroscopic investigations suggests that electrons in the o-and -orbitals are, in appropriate cases, delocalized further. 

All the authors of the individual chapters are describing the up-to-date ongoing research in their field where they are leading experts and give a thorough and comprehensive review of our today s knowledge. The individual chapters were finished between mid of the year and November of the year 2002. Pictures of the people involved in many of the described experiments, photos of the instruments and more details on experiments and results can be found on the web-page http //www.gsi.de/kernchemie. 

THE STATE OF SURFACE STRUCTURAL CHEMISTRY THEORY, EXPERIMENT AND RESULTS... 

Figure 13 Typical results of laboratory experiments and results from the model (solid lines), (a) r = 25, (b) r — 2. (O) Hydrogen peroxide, ( ) formic acid.

I will briefly review some of the mechanisms of soil removal involved in aqueous and nonaqueous textile cleaning before proceeding to the experiments and results of this study. This discussion provides background information on the two methods of cleaning. 

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