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the spectra shape decreases up to the final lagoon, but shows a residual diffuse absorbance for all steps. The study of UV absorbance evolution, as well as the one of DOC concentration (Fig. 28), confirms these observations and shows that anthropogenic organic matter is still present up to the entry of final lagoons. 

The evolution of TSS spectra in the second part of the treatment shows (Fig. 29) that the TSS nature changes from a classical composition (already studied previously) with the presence of organic compounds adsorbed on particles to another one characterised by a more featureless UV spectrum shape with an increase for the shortest wavelengths. 

All the previous examples show that there is determinism between the shape of UV spectra and the evolution of wastewater quality with treatment. It is thus possible to try to propose a wastewater classification based on the UV characteristics. Two approaches can be proposed. The first is to find the most frequent spectrum types encountered and to give useful information to the user, and the second approach is to give a more automatic method based on the semi-deterministic method of spectra exploitation. 

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The development of polythiophenes since the early 1980s has been extensive. Processible conducting polymers are available and monomer derivathation has extended the range of electronic and electrochemical properties associated with such materials. Problem areas include the need for improved conductivity by monomer manipulation, involving more extensive research using stmcture—activity relationships, and improved synthetic methods for monomers and polymers alike, which are needed to bring the attractive properties of polythiophenes to fmition on the commercial scale. 

Coal, oil shale, and tar sand are complex carbonaceous raw materials and possible future energy and chemical sources. However, they must undergo lengthy and extensive processing before they yield fuels and chemicals similar to those produced from crude oils (substitute natural gas (SNG) and synthetic crudes from coal, tar sand and oil shale). These materials are discussed briefly at the end of this chapter. 

Another consequence of the absence of sponataneous transfer and termination reactions is that the polymer chains formed remain living 3), i.e. they carry at the chain end a metal-organic site able to give further reactions. Block copolymer synthesis is probably the major application 12 14), but the preparation of co-functional polymers, some chain extension processes, and the grafting onto reactions arise also directly from the long life time of the active sites. 

Fig. 2 Examples of treatment trains including disinfection through intensive or extensive processes for water reuse in agriculture and other applications implemented in different countries [16]...

The ability of the E-plastomers to participate in the peroxide-mediated chain-extension processes can be augmented in blends with EPDM, where the mixture is homogeneously cross-linked with free radicals [5]. The use of these blends of EPDM and E-plastomers leads to improved processing and physical properties of the combination, compared to the EPDM alone, though the resulting vulcanizates are somewhat harder than the EPDM vulcanizates alone due to the presence of the semicrystalline plastomers in the vulcanized mixture. 

In summary, the specimens which are submitted to the laboratory of Neonatology require that more extensive processing... 

ZHAO H, GIVER L, SHAO z, AFFHOLTER J A and ARNOLD F H (1998) Molecular evolutiou by staggered extension process (StEP) in vitro recombination . Nature Biotech, 18, 258-61. 

The alkali process uses sodium hydroxide and is well known as Bayer s process. It involves relatively simple inorganic and physical chemistry and the entire flowsheet can be divided into caustic digestion, clarification, precipitation and calcination. Although mineral assemblage in bauxites is extensive, processing conditions are primarily influenced by the relative proportions of alumina minerals (gibbsite and boehmite), the iron minerals (goethite and hematite), and the silica minerals (quartz and clays-usually as kaolinite). 

Clinical specimens obtained for the recovery of dematiaceous fungi usually do not require extensive processing. If aspirated specimens contain a substantial amount of purulent material, this can be dissolved with N-acetyl-L-cysteine without sodium hydroxide. Tissue specimens and biopsy material should be homogenized in a tissue homogenizer after highly suspicious areas consisting of necrotic, purulent, or caseous material are selectively examined microscopically and inoculated onto isolation media. 

The company has extensive processing, analytical and testing laboratory facilities and expertise, and produces a range of engineering and data management software products, and computerised knowledge-based systems. 

In the pilot plant stage, additional material becomes available so that the reaction hazards can be investigated more extensively. Process control features and deviations from normal operating conditions can be checked. Operating procedures can be drafted and checked. Emergency procedures can be defined. 

The development of a new drag for human use is a rather extensive process requiring time, workforce, and financial investments. The potential drag candidate must fulfill a series of rigorous requirements before it will receive its approval for marketing by the health authorities. This approval can only be obtained if the drag is effective, has a significant benefit for the patient, and, most important, is safe for the patient. 

Extensive process simulation (broth fill) results for BFS effectively demonstrate that high levels of sterility confidence can be obtained with a properly configured and validated machine. However, in order to maintain high levels of sterility assurance, it is important that levels of microbial contamination are controlled within the filling environment. 

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