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Many of the incidents in this book were the result of leaks of hazardous materials, and the recommendations describe ways of preventing leaks by providing better equipment or procedures. As we have seen, equipment can fail or can be neglected, and procedures can lapse. The most effective methods, therefore, of preventing leaks of hazardous materials are to use so little that it hardly matters if it all leaks out (intensification or minimization) or to use a safer material instead (substitution). If we cannot do this and have to store or handle large amounts of hazardous material, we should store or handle it in the least hazardous form (attenuation or moderation). Plants in which this is done are said to be inherently safer because they are not dependent on added-on equipment or procedures that might fail the hazard is avoided rather than controlled, and the safety is inherent in the design. [Pg.367]

Develop versatile and reliable synthetic methodologies for hard matter (microstructured materials such as nanoparticles and porous solids) that are as effective as those for synthesis of soft matter (complex organic and biomolecules). [Pg.22]

In a situation, where is fairly large, say to the extent of 50 or more, it hardly matters whether the denominator in the above expression is either n - 1 or n however, the former (i.e., n - I) is strictly correct. [Pg.78]

We have emphasized that minor chemical modifications stabilize different structural minima in Fig. 21. The MBP-TCNQ complexes in Section 3.4 may illustrate, if supported by structure determinations, different structures for the same complex, presumably due to different preparative conditions. That one modification is metastable hardly matters in the solid state where there is no interconversion between different minima in Fig. 21. The precise control of crystallization conditions is obviously crucial. The impurity effects leading to MP-TCNQ or HMP-TCNQ, or to different MjP-TCNE adducts in Section 4.4, represent different structures for different complexes. We are not aware of definitive evidence for different structures of the scone complex, but suspect such behavior to be possible among phenazine complexes. [Pg.207]

Hard matter presents the most serious challenge to NMR imaging because of line-broadening from dipolar coupling. Signal-to-noise ratio and spatial resolution are often inferior unless dedicated solid-state imaging techniques are used (cf. Section 5.1.2). But even then the achievable resolution is rarely better than ca. 100 xm and typical measurement times are of the order of a... [Pg.151]

In abrasion or erosion, particles with lower hardness cause less wear than harder particles. When particles are much harder than a surface, the exact value of their hardness matters much less. The relative wear rates by two-body abrasion are associated with a wide range of metals and ceramics, abraded by various types of grit particle. The wear rate becomes much more sensitive to the ratio of abrasive hardness //., to the surface hardness Hs when H.J1 Is is less than 1. Table 5.2 lists the bulk material hardness values for common abrasive particles.12... [Pg.105]

M.V. Lomonosov was one of the first scientists to introduce a reasonable scientific concept of the origin of petroleum. In his mid-eighteenth century work on terrestrial layers , this Russian scientist wrote It is expelled from underground with heat, prepared from stone coal and brown coal, this black oily material... And this is a birth of a different grade of combustible liquid and dry hard matter. This is the essence of stone oil, liquid pitch, petroleum, and similar materi-... [Pg.13]

In his synthesis of the Prelog-Djerassi lactone, Evans tested two auxiliaries cf. footnote 9) that give products with opposite absolute configurations at the two new stereocenters [125]. Here again, the facial bias inherent in the aldehyde is low. Since the two chiral enolates are not enantiomers, we cannot say which is the matched and which is the mismatched case, but it hardly matters the selectivity is >99.8% for both (Scheme 5.24). [Pg.193]

This reduces the magnitude of <2 s>2 not only at the surface but for an appreciable distance into the solvent layer. As a result, (7p - Ia) not only contains information on the surface layer, but also on a layer at least 0.1 fim thick of solution. Clearly, this hardly matters for gas-phase adsorption, but it is far more serious for highly absorbing aqueous layers and later papers have resorted to taking the difference between IRRAS spectra recorded at different potentials to annul contributions from the solvent. Obviously, such a procedure substantially reduces any initial advantage IRRAS might have had over SNIFTIRS. [Pg.62]

The Ancient Writers that have been conversant in the Namres of Metals, are wont to call Tinne by the name of white Lead and Lead, by the name of black Tinne insinuating thereby the affinity of the Natures of these two Metals, that they are very like each to another, and therefore may very easily be one of them transformed into the other. It is no hard matter therefore, as to change Tinne into Lead. .. [Pg.67]

For practice though, quantities of inexpensive papers are needed. The best source is photocopy (Xerox) paper, available from the quick prim shops which arc now found in most shopping centres. One thousand sheets of A4 (Letter Size) paper can be bought for about the same price as this book.. Alicmaiively. computer paper and writing paper are good qualit) practice papers. If stiff card is needed, cut up cereal boxes, old LP covers and such like. In truth, it hardly matters what you practise with, as no one will see it. [Pg.10]


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