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Vapor distribution, formulation

The heat generated heats up carbon black to a temperature -2200 K, yielding radiant emittance values comparable to a black body. Magnesium-rich formulations yield some extra energy by atmospheric oxidation or vaporized Mg in the gas phase. In addition, carbon oxidized to carbon dioxide provides additional radiant energy. Thus MTV spectral distribution displays the peak maximum at 2.0 p and strong emission bands at 4.3 p due to carbon dioxide. [Pg.349]

Hydrolysis is one of the most common reactions encountered. Degradation of a pharmaceutical agent can occur if it is stored in aqueous solution or if it is exposed in the solid state to any water vapor during storage, formulation, distribution of the dosage forms, or patient handling. Hydrolysis can be especially problematic for susceptible compounds that are hygroscopic in the solid state. [Pg.401]

The object of the work described here was to measure the amount and distribution of pheromone vapor in the air under woodland canopies after aerial applications of slow release formulations of disparlure, and the rate at which these declined with time. A limited number of experiments have also been done Z-9-tetradecenol formate (TDF), a mating inhibitor for the corn earworm moth (Heliothis Zea). [Pg.193]

Table III. Distribution with height of average disparlure vapor concentrations released from three formulations applied to deciduous woodland... Table III. Distribution with height of average disparlure vapor concentrations released from three formulations applied to deciduous woodland...
In general these results suggest that the character of the forest canopy will prove to be one of the most important factors controlling the distribution of aerially applied slow release formulations under woodland canopies and the ultimate gradients of pheromone vapor under them. [Pg.198]

These three propellants may be blended to obtain suitable solubility characteristics for MDIs when formulated as solutions. They will produce suitable vapor pressures so that optimum particle-size distribution as well as suitable respiratory fractions may be achieved. [Pg.176]

Features Leads to f ne homogeneous foams with a high content of closed cells and a regular distribution of the foam density chemically stable in the polyethers commonly used for rigid foam suitable for formulations with a high water content Properties Lt, brn, liq, completely misc, with water dens. 1.05 g/ml vise. 500 mPa S vapor pressure < 1 hPa flash pt, > 94C ref. index 1.449 95% NV Use Level 0,5-2,0%... [Pg.996]


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