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The relative rate of reduction by lithium with respect to sodium was misquoted by me ii ref. 29 as 62.5 1. Eastham has criticized the accuracy of the original data and Krapchc and Bothner-By have agreed that their rate constants may have been in error. Thi figures cited above include lough corrections made in accord with Krapcho and Bothner-By estimates of the errors. 

Using the Dowtherm figures cited previously at 20-in. Hg. vacuum,... 

Like stability constants and other thermodynamic properties of metal ions in solution, hydrolysis constants are affected by ionic strength and temperature, and these should be specified when quoting precise pfta values. For the ballpark figures cited here, 25 °C and high dilution are assumed. 

The velocity observed at 184°C was 0.62 mm/sec. At higher temperatures the formation of bubbles inhibits measurement. The figure cited in the text was obtained by extrapolation to Tb — 200°C. 

Taking the figures cited above [24], a depression > 3 K for lamellae 15 nm thick when substituted in Eq. 12 with aeo = 93 mj/m2, places ach < 76 mj/m2. This is still a comparatively high figure but it would be reduced if further experiments, at lower annealing temperatures, showed that the hexagonal phase had formed. 

Water flux and salt rejection were measured with 1.2% NaCl solution at 1200 psi applied pressure. Figures cited were taken after the initial drop of water flux, which generally occurred in 2-3 h was observed and the flux was stabilized. 

The figures cited in tons in this chapter have been taken from publications using tonnes, and at the editor s request, the numbers have not been adjusted 1 ton is equivalent to 0.984 tons, and the numbers are not significantly different in the present context. 

Statistics published in 1981 from the European Dialysis and Transplant Association on the causes of chronic renal insufficiency suggested that in Europe about 3.1% of cases up to that time had been drug-induced the figures cited varied from 0.4% in Spain to 17.5% in Switzerland. Some of the best-documented reports were those from Switzerland, where per capita consumption of phenacetin reached a peak of some 10 g annually between 1955 and 1968 (44). Between 1962 and 1978 the proportion of phenacetin users coming to autopsy increased from 1.8 to 3.1%. 

In the fermentation process, CO2 and ethanol are produced in roughly equal weights. This translates into a COp production rate of about 60 SCF per gallon of ethanol. Based on the capacity figure cited above, total CO2 supply from this source is estimated to be 130 MCF/D. Recovered CO2 from this source would generally find application in the conventional... 

We may say, as a final word of caution, that even the more-sophisticated kinds of calculation discussed in this subsection are not to be treated as Gospel-truth, for the figures cited above are valid only within the approximations relevant to the particular methods used to calculate them. The point we wish to emphasise, however, is that, without these methods, we really would not have any understanding of phenomena such as hyperconjugation. The reader may feel that, in this subsection, we have been alternatively an optimist and a pessimist this would be fair comment and one can only answer that, in this game, one has to be NJ0... 

The ratio of material removed as dissolved load to that transported as clastic load is 5.5 on the basis of figures cited above. This ratio may be somewhat high because of the limited number of very high flows. Calculations suggest that it would take a stream similar to Pond Branch 3.5 million years to remove the amount of material necessary to form the gorge and swale areas of the present watershed. 

This basis of classification pves, entire satisfaction so far as the three first families of enzymes are concerned. As to the two last families, the figures cited are more difificult to interpret. We have profited-by-this fluctuation to put into these classes a certain number of enzymes which belong to them only in an indirect way, for instance the nucleo-proteases, arginase, creat-inase, urease, etc. 

Sixth, the historian attempted to show that the total allotment to the CWS for ordnance stores and ammunition for 1918-19 was 1,196,646 thus, the 800,000 figure could not be accurate. The chart that he bases this on states, In the United States Treasury June 30, 1920. The chart also states, In the United States Treasury July 1, 1919, 1,223,485.36. It appears that the figure cited by the historian was what was appropriated after the war ended and was not spent. In the Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War (1917-19), it states that the total amount for just contracts for the production of gas was 10,444,035.02. Presumably, these were to universities and private chemical companies. The demobilization of the CWS reduced the Service to 7 percent of its total, or 124 officers and 1348 enlisted men. This sudden demobilization would account for the milfion-dollar leftover and also give credence to the need to bury large stores. 

The figures cited here for consumption, growth etc. have in most cases been obtained from consultancy, industry and the trade association sources that routinely produce such estimates. 

Define the terms Composite, Blend, Host Polymer, Matrix and Percolation Threshold. If the density of a host polymer matrix alone is 1.3 g/cc and 2.5 g/cc at atmospheric pressure and at 1 KBar respectively, what is the maximum possible Percolation Threshold, in w/w%, in this host polymer for a CP with density 1.25 g/cc Identify approximate percolation thresholds in all relevant figures cited in this chapter. 

General fencing of the railroad in urban areas would be justified if the value of an individual life saved is greater than 300 million annual cost divided by the 105 lives saved. The resulting cost per life saved is approximately 3 million. This number is in the range of figures cited in the literature, and used by the DOT as a... 

The author sincerely thanks the following institutions and publishers for granting reproduction of the table and figures cited in this chapter The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society for Table 11.1, ASM International for Fig. 11.2, The Ceramic Society of Japan for Fig. 11.3, Elsevier Limited for Figs 11.4, 11.5 and 11.19, The Japan Institute of Metals for Figs 11.13... 

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