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Metallic hydrogen has been a holy grail of high-pressure research since Wigner and Fluntington suggested that... [Pg.1959]

Historically, the know-how to synthesize and handle ionic liquids has been treated somehow like a holy grail . Up to the mid-1990s, indeed, only a small number of specialized industrial and academic research groups were able to prepare and... [Pg.21]

Coriou, M., Grail, L, Mahieu, C. and Pelas, M., Sensitivity to Stress Corrosion and Intergranular Attack of High-nickel Austenitic Alloys , Corrosion, 22, 280 (1966)... [Pg.199]

Blanchet, J., Coriou, H., Grail, L., Mahieu, C., Otter, C. and Turluer, G., Stress Corrosion Cracking and Hydrogen Embrittlement of Iron Base Alloys, NACE 5, Houston, Texas, (eds R. W. Staehle, J. Hochmann, R. D. McCright, and J. E. Slater) 1149 (1977)... [Pg.1227]

Combining control over architecture with control over the stereochemistry of the propagation process remains a holy grail in the field of radical polymerization. Approaches to this end based on conventional polymerization were described in Chapter 8. The development of living polymerization processes has yet to substantially advance this cause. [Pg.564]

Environmental Applications Search for the Holy Grail for Diesel Exhaust Cleaning... [Pg.191]

Hibbs ML, Tarlinton DM. Armes J. Grail D. Hodgson G, Maghtto R, Stacker SA, Dunn AR Multiple defects in the immune system of Lyn-deficient mice, culminating in autoimmune disease. Cell 1995 83 301-311. Nishizumi H, Yamamoto T Impaired tyrosine phosphorylation and Ca + mobiUzation, but not degranulation, in Lyn-deficient bone marrow-derived mast cells. J Immunol 1997 158 2350-2355. [Pg.65]

The Holy Grail of catalysis has been to identify what Taylor described as the active site that is, that ensemble of atoms which is responsible for the surface reactions involved in catalytic turnover. With the advent of atomically resolving techniques such as scanning tunnelling microscopy it is now possible to identify reaction centres on planar surfaces. This gives a greater insight also into reaction kinetics and mechanisms in catalysis. In this paper two examples of such work are described, namely CO oxidation on a Rh(llO) crystal and methanol selective oxidation to formaldehyde on Cu(llO). [Pg.287]

K. Tani and Y. Kataoka, begin their discussion with an overview about the synthesis and isolation of such species. Many of them contain Ru, Os, Rh, Ir, Pd, or Pt and complexes with these metals appear also to be the most active catalysts. Their stoichiometric reactions, as well as the progress made in catalytic hydrations, hydroal-coxylations, and hydrocarboxylations of triple bond systems, i.e. nitriles and alkynes, is reviewed. However, as in catalytic hydroaminations the holy grail", the addition of O-H bonds across non-activated C=C double bonds under mild conditions has not been achieved yet. [Pg.289]

Although the work of ATCC and others has done much to ensure the reproducibility and even demonstrate some traceability of microbiological reference materials the development of microbiological Certified Reference Materials (CRMs), certified for number of viable life forms is seen as important for control analyses of water and food. Somewhat of a holy grail the development of such CRMs has long been hampered by the unstable concentration and insufficient homogeneity of viable organisms in the materials. [Pg.158]

This, at first glance innocuous-looking functional FHK[p] is the holy grail of density functional theory. If it were known exactly we would have solved the Schrodinger equation, not approximately, but exactly. And, since it is a universal functional completely independent of the system at hand, it applies equally well to the hydrogen atom as to gigantic molecules such as, say, DNA FHK[p] contains the functional for the kinetic energy T[p] and that for the electron-electron interaction, Eee[p], The explicit form of both these functionals lies unfortunately completely in the dark. However, from the latter we can extract at least the classical Coulomb part J[p], since that is already well known (recall Section 2.3),... [Pg.52]

The Emerald Tablet, r http //www.alchemvlab.com/what is the tablet.html. Contents What is the Emerald Tablet A new English translation Emerald Tablet slide show Hyper-history of the Tablet Grail version of the Tablet A Tablet for the 21st century Symbol of the Ouroboros The Emerald Formula Emerald insights to live by Recommended books... [Pg.4]

Grail version of the Tablet. rhttp //www.alchemylab.com/ grail version of emerald tablet.html. [Pg.5]

Dantinne, Emile. On the Islamic origin of the Rose-Croix Translated from the French by Elias Ibrahim, and contributed by Dame Donna of The Order of The Grail Grand Commandery. rhttp //www.hermetics. org/rose-croix.htmll. [Pg.468]

Order of The Grail Alchemy, Rosucrucian, Hermetic. rhttp //www.orderofthegrail.org/ alchemy ros hermdoc.html. [Pg.472]

From cuneiform texts, cylinder seals, and suppressed archives, best-selling historian laurence Gardner tells the ultimate story of the alchemical bloodline of the holy Grail, including Disclosures of the Phoenix and the Philosophers Stone... [Pg.525]

Gardner, Laurence. Genesis of the Grail kings The Pendragon Legacy of Adam and Eve. London Bantam P, 1999. xx, 316 p. ISBN 0-593-04430-4... [Pg.525]

Starbird, Margaret. The woman with the alabaster jar - Mary Magdalen and the Holy Grail. Bear Co, 1993. xxiv, 201 p. ISBN 1-87918-103-7... [Pg.525]

Starbird s research traces the origin and extent of the heresy of the Holy Grail, whose medieval adherents believed that Jesus was married and that his wife and child emigrated... [Pg.525]


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