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The most often used subphase is water. Mercury and otlier liquids [12], such as glycerol, have also occasionally been used [13,14]. The water has to be of ultrapure quality. The pH value of tire subphase has to be adjusted and must be controlled, as well as tire ion concentration. Different amphiphiles are differently sensitive to tliese parameters. In general it takes some time until tire whole system is in equilibrium and tire final values of pressure and otlier variables are reached. Organic contaminants cannot always be removed completely. Such contaminants, as well as ions, can have a hannful influence on tire film preparation. In general, all chemicals and materials used in tire film preparation have to be extremely pure and clean. 

R and M M Hann 2000. The In Silico World of Virtual Libraries. Drug Discovery Today 5 326-336. R and I D Kuntz 1990. Conformational Analysis of Flexible Ligands in Macromolecular eptor Sites. Journal of Computational Chemistry 13 730-748. 

Carotenoids absorb visible light (Section 13.21) and dissipate its energy as heat, thereby protecting the organism from any potentially hannful effects associated with sunlight-induced photochemistry. They are also indirectly involved in the chemistry of vision, owing to the fact that p-caiotene is the biosynthetic precursor of vitfflnin A, also known as retinol, a key substance in the visual process. 

SIPs are intended to prevent air pollution emergency episodes. The phms are directed toward preventing excessive buildup of air pollutants tliat me known to be harmful to the population and the enviroiunent when concentrations exceed certain limits. The compounds affected under the implementation plans are sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, ctirbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone. A contingency plan, which will outline the steps to be taken in tlie event tliat a particular pollutant concentration reaches tlie level at wliich it can be considered to be hannful, must be included in each implementation plan. The implementation plans are solely based on tlie continuous emission of tlie previously stated air pollutants. They do not mandate any actions to be taken in tlie event of an accidental toxic release. 

Hazard or event identification provides information on situations or chemicals and Uieir releases Uuit can potentially hann lire enviromnent, life, or property. Information Uiat is required to identify hazards includes chemical identities, quantities and location of chemicals in question, chemical properties such as boiling points, ignition temperatures, and toxicity to humans. There are several metliods used to identify some of the liazards. Some of these metliods are discussed in Uiis cliapter. 

Oxalate Blasting Powders. Mining safety expls invented in Eng) by Greaves and Hann in 1897— 98 and manufd by the Oxalate Blasting Powder Co at Gatebeck (Westmoreland), which later became the Nitrates Explosives Co, Ltd. These expls were a modification of BlkPdr in which sulfur was partially or entirely replaced by one or more of the following oxalic acid, oxalates of Aram, K or Na (simple or double), borax, boric acid, etc, each of which could contain w of hydration. The purpose of these substitutions was to obtain expls with a cool flame, so that they could be safely used in gaseous mines Refs 1) Daniel (1902), 592-3 2) Cond-... 

Hann, W.M. Keller, L.H. Sanders, T.W. Weinstein, B. Towards Field-Friendly Traceable Polymeric Dispersants. 58th International Water Conference, USA, Nov 1-5, 1997. 

Hann MM, Leach AR, Green DVS. Computational chemistry, molecular complexity and screening set design. In Oprea TI, editor, Chemoinformatics in drug discovery, Weinheim, Wiley-VCH, 2004 43-57. 

Leach AR, Bradshaw J, Green DVS, Hann MM, Delany JJ III. Implementation of a system for reagent selection and library enumeration, profiling and design. / Chem Inf Comput Sci 1999 39 1161-72. 

Hann MM, Leach AR, Harper G. Molecular complexity and its impact on the probability of finding leads for drug discovery. / Chem Inf Comput Sci 2001 41 856-64. 

Lewell XQ, Judd DB, Watson SP, Hann MM. RECAP—retrosynthetic combinatorial analysis procedure a powerful new techniqne for identifying privileged molecular fragments with useful applications in combinatorial chemistry. J Chem Inf Comput Sci 1998 38 511-22. 

Thanks are due to Hanne L. Larsen, Helle F. Petterson, Susaime G. Jacobsen for skillful technical assistance, and to Gerda Jensen for secretarial assistance with this manuscript. 

A.B. Samuelsen, Ellen Hanne Cohen, Berit Smestad Paulsen and Jens Kristian Wold. 

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