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Extensive field experience has shown the 50 Cr/50 Ni and 60 Cr/40 Ni alloys to offer the best answer to controlling fuel oil ash corrosion. Type 446 stainless steel also shows acceptable corrosion rates but must be used judiciously due to its low strength at elevated temperatures and weldability. Since components of 50 Cr/50 Ni in contact with vanadium-sodium fuel ash melts still suffer high corrosion rates, they should be designed to minimize the amount of surface area available where ash may accumulate. 

The classical age of preparative organic chemistry saw the exploration of the extensive field of five-membered heterocyclic aromatic systems. The stability of these systems, in contrast to saturated systems, is not necessarily affected by the accumulation of neighboring heteroatoms. In the series pyrrole, pyrazole, triazole, and tetrazole an increasing stability is observed in the presence of electrophiles and oxidants, and a natural next step was to attempt the synthesis of pentazole (1). However, pentazole has eluded the manifold and continual efforts to synthesize and isolate it. 

Finally, it should be added that the extensive field tests made in the United States indicate that buried steel rusts less and less rapidly as time goes on, both as regards general attack and pitting. This can be illustrated by the typical results shown in Fig. 3.5. Field tests made in British soils by BISRA have not, however, exhibited the same tendency in these rusting has been roughly proportional to the duration of burial. 

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The descriptive account of the carbon cycle presented above is a first-order model. A variety of numerical models have been used to study the dynamics and response of the carbon cycle to different transients. This subject is an extensive field because most scientists modeling the carbon cycle develop a model tailored for their particular problem. 

For example, Barlow and Margoliash [33] showed that phosphate, chloride, iodide, and sulfate, in decreasing order of effect, reduced the electrophoretic mobihty of human cytochrome c at pH 6.0 by up to a factor of 2. The cations lithium, sodium, potassium, and calcium had no effect. It is possible to account for the binding equilibria of these counterions so that the titration and electrophoresis results can be compared however, in many of the early electrophoresis experiments these data were not available and relevant conditions were not recorded or controlled. For general discussions on the extensive field of ligand binding to proteins, see Cantor and Schimmel [60] and van Holde [403]. 

For /-Advantage, more extensive field site verification is conducted. A field site notebook is used which verifies every step in the data entry process. Following this procedure, a form is completed and returned to American Agricultural Services, Inc. (AASI), where the form is checked to ensure that verification was properly conducted and documented. This verification takes approximately 2 h to perform. Documentation and verification may require a visit to AASI to confirm that the validation process has been completed and is adequately documented. 

Most of the work on correlation of molecular structure with bioactivity in witchweed seed germination has been produced by two groups (7-10). Johnson, et al. (7-9) prepared and evaluated a large number of strigol analogs and many approached the activity of strigol. In many studies by others, the results of the bioassays are presented, but the compounds from Johnson are described only by GR-number. GR-7 and -24, probably the more promising of these compounds, have been used in extensive field studies, and their structures are known. 

In this chapter, we provide a brief overview of voltage-gated calcium channel subtypes and function, with an emphasis on neuronal transmission. The structure and kinetics of calcium channels is an extensive field of study, and outstanding reviews have recently appeared [3,4]. This chapter is focused on the potential opportunities for small-molecule intervention in neuronal signaling via antagonism of voltage-gated calcium channel subtypes, with a brief review of the chemotypes that have been recently reported to modify channel function. 

Glucose oxidase (GOD) is a typical flavin enzyme with flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) as redox prosthetic group. Its biological function is to catalyze glucose to form gluconolaction, while the enzyme itself is turned from GOD(FAD) to GOD(FADH2). GOD was used to prepare biosensors in extensive fields. Many materials that can be used to immobilize other proteins can be suitable for GOD. GOD adsorbed on CdS nanoparticles maintained its bioactivity and structure, and could electrocatalyze... 

At currently recommended application rates and in present formulations, carbofuran has caused sporadic, and sometimes extensive, field kills of fish, wildlife, and invertebrates. In short-term laboratory tests, significant death rates were observed at concentrations of about 200 pg carbofuran/L... 

The field strengths required for the mechanism suggested by Schultz and Wiech to occur are of the order of those that cause extensive field emission. Their experiments were conducted at high vacuum and such charge levels could not be stable at atmospheric conditions. 

Editor Do you have a feeling, based on your extensive field experience, of the relative values of sensing a single chemical compound or a group of related chemicals that form a complex aroma ... 

Many stoichiometric reactions, usually involving alkynes, have been reported to proceed via metal vinylidene complexes which have not been detected nor isolated. This section does not survey the extensive field of reactions catalyzed by metal vinylidene complexes. 

Making an overall balance, benefits fi om replacing natural high diversity with genetically modified crops are doubtful Recent extensive field experimentation with Chinese rice may be an indication variety has increa production (Zhu 2000). 

Substrate-induced diastereoselection is the most common principle in alkylations of enolates derived from ketones. There are numerous successful applications reported in the literature (for extensive reviews, see refs 1, 3, and 79). The following account does not cover this extensive field with all its applications in detail, but rather presents representative examples which provide a general overview of the different synthetic methods available for alkylations of ketone enolates of various structural types, as well as demonstrating that remote asymmetric induction can be efficient and predictable. 

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