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A. Audibert, J. Lecourtier, L. Bailey, and G. Maitland. Process for inhibiting reactive argillaceous formations and application to a drilling fluid (procede d inhibition de formations argileuses reactives et application a un fluide de forage). Patent FR 2686892,1993. [Pg.352]

Dye-doped polymeric beads are commonly employed in different formats (Fig. 5), namely as water-dispersible nanosensors, labels and in composite materials (DLR-referenced and multianalyte sensors, sensor arrays, magnetic materials, etc.). The sensing properties of the dye-doped beads are of little or no relevance in some more specific materials, e.g., the beads intended for photodynamic therapy (PDT). The different formats and applications of the beads will be discussed in more detail in the following section, and the relative examples of sensing materials will be given. [Pg.206]

POLYESTER FIBERS FORMATION AND APPLICATIONS 6.9 HOLLOW FIBERS... [Pg.429]

The text/plain example above demonstrates that HTTP networks can support distributed information systems when given appropriate languages, that is, languages that describe abstractions appropriate to that information system. Many other standard MIME types are useful. Most are very specific, for example, image/gif is a specific format for bitmapped images, application/PDF is a page description format and application/tar is a 4.3 BSD archive. Some describe more general abstractions, for example, application/xml . Private (unauthorized) MIME types are also available, for example, chemical/x-pdb and chemical/x-smiles . [Pg.250]

SAMDI as a merger of the rapidly growing field of SAMs and the established MALDI-MS is an even more recent technique. Interesting assay formats and applications have already been described combining the selectivity of SAMs with the efficiency of MALDI. Nevertheless, there are, up to now, too few applications in order to predict in which way SAMDI is going to develop. For future applications,... [Pg.299]

Genzer J (2002) Molecular gradients Formation and applications in soft condensed... [Pg.120]

This article will summarize results and information derived from basic and applied research on DADMAC and its polymers. Contrarily to other specific publications, this review will include discussions of the synthesis, chemical structure, molecular characterization, polyelectrolyte behavior, complex formation, and applications. It will be shown that the real solution behavior of polyelectrolytes cannot be investigated separately from their chemical structure and that it is essential to study synthesis and characterization of polyelectrolytes along with their physico-chemical properties. [Pg.127]

One recent example of the formation and application of foils/membranes of unmodified bacterial nanocellulose is described by George and coworkers [35]. The processed membrane seems to be of great relevance as a packaging material in the food industry, where continuous moisture removal and minimal-oxygen-transmission properties play a vital role. The purity, controllable water capacity, good mechanical stability, and gas-barrier... [Pg.57]

Oiethylphosphoryl cyanide 3 as a reagent for amido bond formation and application to peptide synthesis free of racemzation. [Pg.219]

In waterborne emulsion polymers it is often advantageous to produce low molecular weight polymer in the aqueous phase to improve both film formation and application properties. [Pg.19]

Corey, E. J., Chaykovsky, M. Dimethyloxosulfonium methylide and dimethylsulfonium methylide. Formation and application to organic synthesis. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1965, 87,1353-1364. [Pg.565]

D. R. Cowieson and P.M. Gallagher, Recent developments in formation and applications of metal mesh/ceramic composite membranes, in Ref. [2], pp. 23-32. [Pg.635]

It is hoped that successful commercialization of technologies utilizing these neoteric solvents will be a key driver for their continued development and integration into the chemical industry. Large-scale industrial manufacture of the ILs themselves is clearly a necessary precursor for this process. We also believe that due to the extensive variety in ILs formation and applications, they will play an important role in future environmentally friendly science and technology. [Pg.24]

For the resources, formation and application of aromatic compounds in important industrial processes see Franck HG, Stadelhofer JW (1987) Industrielle Aromatenchemie. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York... [Pg.82]


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