TABLES AND FIGURES

Provides a glossary of terms that explains the acronyms used in mass spectrometry Includes over 3QQ figures and tables... 

The author is grateful to BP Oil UK Ltd for their help in writing this chapter and for their permission to reproduce the figures and tables. 

Figures and tables from Melotto et al. (1994) are reprinted with permission from Plant Physiology.

The text of the book is provided with numerous figures and tables exemplifying the applicability of the method of semiconductor sensors to studies of above processes. This illustration material enables one to compare the resulte obtained with those obtained by similar measurements using different techniques. 

The data in this section are in my opinion the best available. They were developed from data presented by Kenneth M. Guthrie and first appeared in the March 24, 1969 and Jan. 13, 1969, issues of Chemical Engineering. I am very indebted to Mr. Guthrie and Chemical Engineering for allowing me to reproduce this material. All these data are based on mid 1968 costs. Examples 9-6, 9-7, and 9-8, along with the capital cost estimation of a 150,000,000 lb/yr polystrene plant, show how to use the figures and tables. 

Some data obtained at 7=0.5 mA (fast discharge) are shown in Figure 1. It is well seen from this figure and Table 1 that cells with amorphous manganese oxide demonstrate higher capacity than those with electrochemical manganese oxide. 

This book gives a comprehensive coverage of the synthesis of polymers and their reactions, structure, and properties. The treatment of the reactions used in the preparation of macromolecules and in their transformation into cross-linked materials is particularly detailed and complete. The book also gives an up-to-date presentation of other important topics, such as enzymatic and protein synthesis, solution properties of macromolecules, polymer in the solid state. The content and presentation of Professor Vollmert s book is more encompassing than most existing treatises, and its numerous figures and tables convey a wealth of data, never, however, at the expense of intellectual clarity or educational value. 

Figure 10-3 Form used in the Dow Fire and Explosion Index. The figures and tables referenced in the form are provided in the index booklet. Source Dow s Fire and Explosion Index Hazard Classification Guide, 7th ed., (1994). Reproduced by permission of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

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All figures and tables were adapted and reprinted with permission from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in format Other Book through Copyright Clearance Center. 

The supplemental content material available at the companion website is briefly described in the text at the relevant locations. For example, information on the evolution of the global carbon cycle over geologic time is briefly presented in Section 25.4 of the text as part of Chapter 25. A lengthier version of Section 25.4 is available online, and is so noted in the text. Text references to figures and tables that are available only online are labeled with a W . For example. Figure W25.14 is available only in the online supplemental material for Section 25.4. 

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