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Glass absorption

If a change occurs in the food product after storage in a plastic container, some part of the change could be caused by absorption in the container wall. The important components such as flavor oils or emulsifiers exist in relatively small quantities. The type and thickness of the polyethylene container can influence this variable. If the before and after taste test shows no difference between storage in the plastic container and storage in glass, absorption in the wall is considered insignificant. [Pg.65]

Carbon dioxide is absorbed first using a potassium hydroxide solution. Oxygen is the next gas absorbed, using pyrogallol (the same oxygen scavenger produced from quebracho tannins). The glass absorption chamber also contains steel wool as a catalyst. [Pg.694]

The Absorption Apparatus. Filling this Apparatus.—Small thin-walled glass absorption tubes with two ground glass stoppers... [Pg.60]

Sub-glass relaxations fit this equation. Plotting cosh [straight lines from whose slopes (= mEJPi) the evolution of the parameter m with the frequency of the isochrones can be evaluated. The Fuoss-Kirkwood equation also allows determination of the relaxation strength of sub-glass absorptions. [Pg.489]

The absorption of ozone by unagitated batch cyanide solutions at atmospheric pressure involves the sequence of initially complete absorption, followed by a period when ozone appears in the exhaust gas and cyanides are still present in the batch reactor. A countercurrent absorption tower was indicated to provide more intimate contact and better mass transfer where the last traces of ozone in the carrier gas would come in contact with the fresh solution at the top of the tower, and the weakest solution leaving at the bottom of the tower would come in contact with gas of the highest ozone content entering at that point. To investigate the characteristics of such a system, an all-glass absorption tower was constructed to study the effects of gas and liquid rates, tower height, and pH. Some of the data from these tests are presented in Tables I, II, and III. [Pg.75]

Battery grade/Analytical Reagent grade sulfuric acid this will need PTFE lined/ glass absorption towers, special PTFE lined pumps, glass heat exchangers, etc. [Pg.88]

Fig, 35. Comparison of bulk and fiber glass absorption spectra of Ef at different input power levels (Auzel 1993). [Pg.583]

IVCT bands (Sample cell glass absorption)... [Pg.48]

This type of filter can be dated back to Raman s original experiments [56]. During these ground-breaking experiments, Raman used colored-glass absorption filters to observe the shifted radiation and demonstrate the effect that now bears his name [56]. In general, however, filters based on dyes have absorption bands that are much too broad to be of use in modern Raman spectrometer systems. [Pg.65]

Radicals (see also Section IV.E.2) are very short-lived, reactive species. They are often produced as products of an RF electric discharge. Alternatively, the products of an electric discharge are allowed to react with another substance to produce the desired radical. In these production methods, a continuous flow of radicals is supplied to the microwave absorption cell. The use of glass absorption cells with Teflon windows is particularly useful for such studies. The large volume-to-surface ratio possible... [Pg.329]


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