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In-line roller skates (Scott Olson and Brennan Olson) After finding some antique in-line skates, the Olson brothers begin experimenting with modem materials, creating Rollerblades. [Pg.2072]

The investigation of molecular structures and of their properties is one of the most fascinating topics in chemistry. Chemistry has a language of its own for molecular structures which has been developed from the first alchemy experiments to modem times. With the improvement of computational methods for chemical information processing, several descriptors for the handling of molecular information have been developed and used in a wide range of applications. [Pg.515]

The Guggenheim method requires that data be taken at constant time increments equal to At. In the past this was often a disadvantage, particularly when the experiment was not designed to be analyzed by this method, but with modem instm-mental methods of analysis it is common to acquire a continuous record of instrument response as a function of time, so that data can be taken from this record at any desired times. [Pg.37]

Several Interface designs are available for GC/MS and selection depends on the circumstances of the experiment [3-6,8,25,26]. Column flow rates of 1-2 ml/min (adjusted to STP) into the ion source are compatible with modem mass spectrometer vacuxim systems. This is also the optimum floi te range for open tubular capillary columns of conventional lensions. Coupling such columns to a modern mass spectromet er, therefore, presents... [Pg.486]

The annual cost of the laboratory analyses required for process monitoring and quality control is a significant item in most modem chemical plants. The costs should be calculated from an estimate of the number of analyses required and the standard charge for each analysis, based on experience with similar processes. [Pg.265]

The term alternative includes all procedures which can completely replace the need for animal experiments, reduce the number of animals required, or diminish the amount of distress or pain suffered by animals in meeting the essential needs of man and other animals. Its purpose is to promote the development and implementation of new methods to Replace, Reduce, Refine (the 3 Rs ) animal testing with modem alternative approaches. Russell and Burch [4] proposed the framework of the 3 Rs more than 40 year ago. The authors proposed that all research using animals should be evaluated to see if the 3 Rs could be applied. Since that landmark publication, significant progress has been made, especially in the arena of regulatory testing [5]. [Pg.75]

In the early days of carbon-13 spectroscopy, high power decoupling was used and NOE measurements had to be carried out in such a way that temperature was identical for both experiments (interleaved experiments with shift of the proton frequency). With modem spectrometers, such... [Pg.109]

Of course, Crowley is positioning himself and his journal as the repository of the ancient knowledge. (The idea that Crowley was trustworthy must have rankled Golden Dawn members to no end.) But beyond the narcissism so characteristic of Crowley s writing, the efforts by which scientific illuminism attempted to blur the boundaries of science depended on the assertion that ancient occult knowledge could be used with modem scientific mles of experiment, verification, and accurate measurement because it in fact was an extension of the physical sciences. [Pg.48]

Claude Bernard was the first to suggest that the cell nucleus was concerned with synthetic reactions, a view sustained by later experiments with amoebae. If amoebae were transected, only the nucleated halves could continue the syntheses essential for growth. Observations by Flemming (late 19th century) on the behavior of nuclei during fertilization and cell division are the basis of modem cell biology. [Pg.155]

At first sight, the complexity of yet another Bragg reflection seems appalling. However, this is not the case with modem instruments with computer-controlled alignment. With a little experience, triple-axis measurements will be no more challenging than most double-axis ones. Whilst the details of ahgnment will depend on the particular instrament, the principles are common for systems using crystal analysers ... [Pg.160]

X-ray topography is the X-ray analogue of transmission election microscopy and as such provides a map of the strain distribution in a crystal. The theory of image formation is well established and image simulation is thus a powerful means of defect identification. Despite a reputation for being a slow and exacting technique, with modem detector technology and care to match spatial resolution of detector and experiment, it can be a powerful and economical quality-control tool for the semiconductor industry. [Pg.215]

J. W. von Goethe collected specimens of the Bologna stone at Paterno in 1786, took them back to Weimar, made many experiments with them, and in 1792 discovered that only the violet end of the spectrum caused the phosphorescence. Goethe said that in Bologna the little phosphorescent cakes prepared from the Bologna stone were called fosfori (94). The modem name of the Bologna stone is barite, barium sulfate. [Pg.514]

The Schwenz and Moore book called for inclusion of modem laboratory instrumentation and techniques, as well as modem research topics in the laboratory curriculum. Under the umbrella of modem instrumentation, the authors included experiments with lasers, mass spectrometers and cyclic voltammetry. In modem topics, computational chemistry, experiments with biological relevance, atmospheric chemistry and polymer chemistry were... [Pg.115]

Modem drop volume tensiometers are connected to a computer with sophisticated software that can be used to automatically record the surface tension as a function of the true interfacial age. Adsorption kinetics experiments with the drop volume technique can be conducted using either the constant drop formation method or the quasistatic method (for details, see Commentary). The choice of the dynamic measurement method depends primarily on the time range over which the adsorption kinetics needs to be measured. [Pg.637]

This paper deals with modem technologies pertaining to the production of LNG from natural gas. Experience is drawn from large scale LNG production to applications of medium to small scale. Special attempts are made to describe actual technologies in some detail in order to show the tme diversity in modem LNG production. [Pg.75]

Liberation is the nervous system devoid of mental-conceptual activity. [Realization of the Voidness, the Unbecome, the Unborn, the Unmade, the Unformed, implies Buddhahood, Perfect Enlightenment - the state of the divine mind of the Buddha. It may be helpful to remember that this ancient doctrine is not in conflict with modem physics. The theoretical physicist and cosmologist, George Gamow, presented in 1950 a viewpoint which is close to the phenomenological experience described by the Tibetan lamas. [Pg.14]


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