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The zinc oxide component of the catalyst serves to maintain the activity and surface area of the copper sites, and additionally helps to reduce light ends by-product formation. Selectivity is better than 99%, with typical impurities being ethers, esters, aldehydes, ketones, higher alcohols, and waxes. The alumina portion of the catalyst primarily serves as a support. 

Ethylbenzene Hydroperoxide Process. Figure 4 shows the process flow sheet for production of propylene oxide and styrene via the use of ethylbenzene hydroperoxide (EBHP). Liquid-phase oxidation of ethylbenzene with air or oxygen occurs at 206—275 kPa (30—40 psia) and 140—150°C, and 2—2.5 h are required for a 10—15% conversion to the hydroperoxide. Recycle of an inert gas, such as nitrogen, is used to control reactor temperature. Impurities ia the ethylbenzene, such as water, are controlled to minimize decomposition of the hydroperoxide product and are sometimes added to enhance product formation. Selectivity to by-products include 8—10% acetophenone, 5—7% 1-phenylethanol, and <1% organic acids. EBHP is concentrated to 30—35% by distillation. The overhead ethylbenzene is recycled back to the oxidation reactor (170—172). 

In order to optimi2e selectivity for any particular system, unwanted by-products must be identified, and reaction conditions and catalyst components that are not favorable to their formation selected. For many reactions, selectivity is found to decrease as the activity increases. Thus sometimes it is necessary to accept a compromise in which some activity or selectivity or both is sacrificed so that the overall product yield or process economics is maximi2ed. 

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Complex formation, selective precipitation, and control of the pH of a solution all play important roles in the qualitative analysis of the ions present in aqueous solutions. There are many different schemes of analysis, but they follow the same general principles. Let s think through a simple procedure for the identification of five cations by following the steps that might be used in the laboratory. We shall see how each step makes use of solubility equilibria. 

Selectivity at formation of a respective inclusion compound and its thermal stability behavior might differ (cf. Tables 1 and 2), since for both representations different processes should be taken into consideration. Formation of a crystal inclusion compound is normally controlled by kinetics, whereas the thermal stability (decomposition property) is a result of thermodynamics. Thus, we speak of formation selectivity , on the one hand, and of binding selectivity , on the other. 

Application of SPE to sample clean-up started in 1977 with the introduction of disposable cartridges packed with silica-based bonded phase sorbents. The solid phase extraction term was devised in 1982. The most commonly cited advantages of SPE over liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) as practiced on a macroscale include the reduced time and labor requirements, use of much lower volumes of solvents, minimal risk of emulsion formation, selectivity achievable when desired, wide choices of sorbents, and amenability to automation. The principle of operation consists of four steps (1) conditioning of the sorbent with a solvent and water or buffer, (2) loading of the sample in an aqueous or aqueous low organic medium, (3) washing away unwanted components with a suitable combination of solvents, and (4) elution of the desired compound with an appropriate organic solvent. 

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This mechanism leads to a highly spin-polarized triplet state with a characteristic intensity pattern in the EPR spectrum, which is observed by time-resolved techniques (either transient or pulse EPR). The zero field splitting (ZFS) of the triplet state, which dominates the EPR spectrum, is an important additional spectroscopic probe. It can also be determined by optical detection of magnetic resonance (ODMR), for a review of the techniques involved and applications see reference 15. These methods also yield information about dynamical aspects related to the formation, selective population and decay of the triplet states. The application of EPR and related techniques to triplet states in photosynthesis have been reviewed by several authors in the past15 22-100 102. The field was also thoroughly reviewed by Mobius103 and Weber45 in this series. 

If you choose to create your resume using the functional resume format, select five or six of your most marketable skills that are applicable to the job for which you re applying. As you list each marketable skill, also include between one and three specific achievements from your past employment experiences that required use of that skill. You will also want to mention where you were employed when the skill was used. 

Here, the type of assay format selected will depend on whether it is performed on the field or in the lab. For field testing, dipstick formats may be more appropriate versus the multiwell microtiter plates read on spectrophotometers. It is simple and easy to use and can be performed in minutes (74, 75). 

Table 1.1 Helicate formation selection rules in water and acetonitrile.

Four main routes exist for preparing the primary solid deposition, precipitation and coprecipitation, gel formation, selective removal. 

As noted in Section VIII.B on glycosyl halide formation, selective access to both thioglycoside anomers, and by oxidation the corresponding sulfoxides, could prove invaluable if procedures for SN2-type chemistry with oxygen nucleophiles at the anomeric center can be established. 

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Purnama, H., Ressler, T., Jentoft, R.E., Soerijanto, H., Schlogl, R., and Schomacker, R. CO formation/selectivity for steam reforming of methanol with a commercial Cu0/Zn0/A1203 catalyst. Applied Catalysis. A, General, 2004, 259 (1), 83. 

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Chapter 4 addresses procedure writing, including format selection, the types of references and resources needed, and the human factors of procedures. It describes how to begin writing, how to address technical data, and special considerations for maintenance procedures and batch processes. 

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