SEARCH Articles Figures Tables Adoption and use of Flash Profiling in daily new product development a testimonial An extension to Flash Profile of fragrances with consumers beyond sensory description Applications of Flash Chemistry in Organic Synthesis Applications of flash photolysis Basic Principles of Flash Fires Bifurcation Analysis of the Flash Cascade Model Early Laser Flash Photolysis Studies of Carbenes Estimation of flash points and explosive limits Evolution in the use of Flash Profile Example of Multiphase Flash and Stability Analysis Examples of Flash Type Fuze Detonators Flash Chromatography TLC for Method Development and Purity Testing of Fractions Joseph Sherma Flash Photolysis Studies of Carbenes Flash Photolysis versus Continuous Irradiation Influence on the Accumulation of Reaction Intermediates Flash Profile (FP) methodology through an example evaluation of dark chocolates Flash Profile of fragrances perfumers vs consumers Flash Vacuum Pyrolysis of Isopropylidene Aminomethylenemalonates Flash Vacuum Pyrolysis of o-Xylylene Dimers Flash and Laser Irradiation of Coal Flash hydrogenation of subbituminous Flash photolysis and reaction dynamics of diradicals Flash photolysis of Flash photolysis of W Flash photolysis of [Cr Flash photolysis of [Mn Flash photolysis of metal carbonyls Flash point of organic compounds Flash point, of fuels Flashing of Residues Generalized correlation for flashing choked flow of initially subcooled liquid Ignition Energies of Explosives by Light Flashes Industrial Applications of Flash Chemistry Kinetic studies of keto-enol and other tautomeric equilibria by flash Limitations and perspectives in the use of Flash Profile Metrological properties of Flash Profile Properties of the reactive flash system Schematic representation of a reactive flash for an isomerization reaction in the liquid phase Set of governing dimensionless expressions for the reactive flash Some applications of flash techniques Startup of centrifugal pumps in flashing or cryogenic liquid service The Adsorption of Nitrogen on Tungsten as Deduced from Ion Gauge and Flash Filament Techniques The storage of solvents with flash points less than Vapor Pressure and Flash Point of Crude Oils