Experiments in Art and Technology

Fred Waldhauer as quoted in Brian O Doherty, At the 10th evening meeting, 30 November 1966, box 1, folder 43, Experiments in Art and Technology Records, 1966-1993, 940003. Getty Research Institute [hereafter cited as E.A.T. Records],... 

California Institute of Technology Archives, Pasadena, CA California Institute of Technology Historical Files Committee on the Freshman Year 1964-1967 Claremont Colleges Library, Pomona, CA George McKelvey Papers Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA Experiments in Art and Technology Records (940003)... 

The final part of the book illustrates the relevance of metal-hydrogen bonds in biochemistry and materials science. A chapter by Henderson reviews the implication of hydrides in some enzymatic processes relevant to biochemistry. Ross shows the combined use of experiment and theory for the investigation of hydrogen in metals, while a closing chapter by Maeland shows the state of the art in the development of hydrogen storage materials for the application in automotive technology. 

Several examples of the research involving detection of CWAs, their precursors, and degradation products were given in the previous discussion. Eor obvious reasons, the open literature does not contain reports about operational experience with CWAs and the performance of detection systems even in exercises. With regard to the actual detection limits for CWAs of IMS-based detectors, one can refer to the specifications presented by the manufacturers, which usually state that performance conforms to the operational requirements without giving actual substantiated quantitative results. A historical perspective of the development of CWA detectors based on IMS technology is given here and is followed by a state of the art overview. 

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