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In the further manipulations the site representation will be used for convenience. The Fourier transform with respect to time of a single-exciton retarded Green s function (t) of a system under the Hamiltonian in the site representation for exciton coordinates and Fock s representation for phonon coordinates is written as... 

J. Green, in M. Lewin, S. M. Adas, and E. M. Pierce, eds., Flame-Retardant Polymeric Materials, Vol. 3, Plenum Press, New York, 1982, Chapt. 1. 

A more complex flavor development occurs in the production of chocolate. The chocolate beans are first fermented to develop fewer complex flavor precursors upon roasting, these give the chocolate aroma. The beans from unfermented cocoa do not develop the chocolate notes (84—88) (see Chocolate and cocoa). The flavor development process with vanilla beans also allows for the formation of flavor precursors. The green vanilla beans, which have Htfle aroma or flavor, are scalded, removed, and allowed to perspire, which lowers the moisture content and retards the enzymatic activity. This process results in the formation of the vanilla aroma and flavor, and the dark-colored beans that after drying are the product of commerce. 

High purity hexafluorozirconic acid and its salts are produced by Advance Research Chemicals of the United States, and Akita and Moritta of Japan. The technical-grade green-colored material is suppHed by Cabot Corp. of the United States. In 1993, the U.S. market for fluorozirconic acid was about 250,000 kg/yr the world market was less than 500,000 kg/yr. A principal part of this production is consumed by the wool, garment, and upholstery industries. The 1993 price varied between 2.4 to 6.6/kg depending on the quaUty and quantity required. Potassium fluorozirconate [16923-95-8], K ZrF, is commercially important the world market is about 750,000 kg/yr. The most important appHcation is as a fire-retardant material in the wool (qv) industry, for the manufacture of garments, upholstery for aeroplane industry, and children s clothes (see Flame retardants). The 1993 unit price was between 5.0 and 6.6/kg. 

Chromating Chromating is considered in Section IS.3. The chromate film on zinc is adherent and can be drab, yellow-green or colourless in appearance the colour varies considerably with the method of application. It retards white rust , the white deposit which sometimes forms on fresh zinc surfaces which are kept under humid conditions (see Section 4.7). A chromate film is damaged by heat and if used as a basis for paint adhesion, should preferably not be heated above 10°C, nor for longer than 1 h. 

It has been used as a retardant in pyrots, imparting some green color to burning compns (Refs 5 8), and as an ingredient of gunflash simulators (Refs 2 3)... 

J. Green, "Flame Retardants 92", Elsevier Applied Science, pp. 168-175, London/New York, (1992). 

A review by Bailey and Swain ( ) cited several references which indicated nitrite was responsible for cured meat flavor. These same authors presented chromatograms of volatiles from cured and uncured hams and while the chromatograms were similar, some quantitative differences led to the conclusion that the major difference due to nitrite was its reactivity to retard lipid oxidation. Greene and Price ( ) suggested, however, that sodium chloride was the major factor responsible for cured meat flavor rather than sodium nitrite or an absence of lipid oxidation. It has been concluded from other recent work (2) that nitrite was necessary to produce a typical ham aroma and flavor as well as to retard the development of off-odors and flavors during storage of cooked cured meat. 

The need to evaluate alternatives often arises once the decision to eliminate chemicals of concern is made. Sometimes a chemical of concern can be eliminated through product design such as through the use of a material that is inherently flame retardant or a fabric barrier without the need for added flame-retardant chemicals. But when the only currently feasible option appears to be a chemical substitution, then the alternatives must be evaluated and assessed to ensure that they are in fact greener than the chemical they are intended to replace. We provide as examples of implementing alternatives assessment, the Green Screen for Safer Chemicals and the DfE Flame Retardants in Printed Circuit Boards Partnership. 

The Green Screen for Safer Chemicals. The Green Screen for Safer Chemicals was successfully applied to evaluate three flame retardants that currently meet performance criteria for use in the external plastic housing of televisions (TVs). The three flame retardants evaluated are ... 

The results of the application concluded that of the three flame retardants, RDP was the only flame retardant to pass all criteria under Benchmark 1 of the Green Screen. Based on... 

Bile The yellowish-brown or green fluid secreted by the liver and discharged into the duodenum where it aids in the emulsification of fats, increases peristalsis, and retards putrefaction. 

J. Green, Flammability and Flame Retardants in Plastics, Rapra Review Report, Vol. 4 (6), Rapra Technology Ltd,... 

Green, I. In Flame Retardant Polvmer Materials. Lewin, M. Atlas, S.M. Pearce, E.M. Eds. Plenum, New York, 1982,... 

GREEN Brominated Phosphate Ester Flame Retardants... 

Green, J. Proc. Fire Retardant Chemicals Assoc. Mtg.. Grenelefe, FI. March, 1988. 

Practically, any experimental study of an arbitrary system reduces to measuring the response of some physical characteristic A of the system to a probing external action which perturbs, in the general case, another characteristic B. The required response is then described by a conveniently calculable retarded Green s function (GF) that contains sufficiently complete information about the states of the system 144... 

BROMINATED FLAME RETARDANTS GET A GREEN LIGHT FOR RECYCLING... 

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