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Process Description lectrodialysls (ED) is a membrane separation process in which ionic species are separated from water, macrosolutes, and all uncharged solutes. Ions are induced to move by an electrical potential, and separation is facilitated by ion-exchange membranes. Membranes are highly selective, passing either anions or cations andveiy little else. The principle of ED is shown in Fig. 22-56. 

This is high-level description of the explanation process can be illustrated in the flowshop example. To instantiate the target concept, we use the partial solution strings that represent x and y call them a-, [Pg.319]

Process Description Pervaporation is a separation process in which a liquid mixture contacts a nonporous permselective membrane. One component is transported through the membrane preferentially. It evaporates on the downstream side of the membrane leaving as a vapor. The name is a contraction of permeation and evaporation. Permeation is induced by lowering partial pressure of the permeating component, usually by vacuum or occasionally with a sweep gas. The permeate is then condensed or recovered. Thus, three steps are necessary Sorption of the permeating components into the membrane, diffusive transport across the nonporous membrane, then desorption into the permeate space, with a heat effect. Pervaporation membranes are chosen for high selectivity, and the permeate is often highly purified. 

A process, which considered the bio-oxidation of naphthalene compounds using naphthalenes-oxidizing bacteria, was applied for the treatment of gas oil. The quality of the product not only exhibited a sulfur content closed to specifications but also a high lubricity. Description on the used microbial strain was not provided [432],... 

Different investigations of the possible connection between rotation and the Li dip have appeared in the literature. Most relied on highly simplified descriptions of the rotation-induced mixing processes. In the MC model of Tassoul Tassoul (1982) used by Charbonneau Michaud (1988), the feed-back effect due to angular momentum (hereafter AM) transport as well as the induced turbulence were ignored. Following Zahn (1992), Charbonnel et al. (1992, 1994) considered the interaction between MC and turbulence induced by rotation, but the transport of AM was not treated self-consistently. 

This type of autocatalytic reaction is a simplification of many biological reactions such as fermentation, where the reaction produces products (species B in the previous example), which accelerates the rate. In fermentation, yeast cells in the solution produce enzymes that catalyze the decomposition of sugar to produce ethanol as a byproduct of yeast reproduction. Since the yeast population increases as the reaction proceeds, the enzyme concentration increases, and the process appears to be autocatalytic. A highly simplified description of fermentation might be... 

Four UHV spectroscopies used for the compositional and chemical analysis of surfaces are discussed. These are X-ray Photoemission, Auger Spectroscopy, Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy, and Ion Scattering (both low and high energy). Descriptions of the basic processes and information contents are given, followed by a comparative discussion of the surface sensitivities, advantages and disadvantages of each spectroscopy. 

The objective of this User Guide is to provide industry participants with information and guidance on how to prepare and send documents through the FDA ESG. A list of submissions that the FDA ESG will accept is given in Table 1.2. This document provides a high level description of the electronic submission process via the FDA ESG. 

The main advantage of the MFA is that it permits one to dramatically reduce the computational requisites associated with the study of solvent effects. This allows one to focus attention on the solute description, and it consequently becomes possible to use calculation levels similar to those usually employed in the study of systems and processes in the gas phase. Furthermore, in the case of ASEP/MD this high level description of the solute is combined with a detailed description of the solvent structure obtained from molecular dynamics simulations. Thanks to these features ASEP/MD [8] enables the study of systems and processes where it is necessary to have simultaneously a good description of the electron correlation of the solute and the explicit consideration of specific solute-solvent interactions, such as for VIS-UV spectra [9] or chemical reactivity [10]. 

A high volatile (Clear Creek, Utah) bituminous coal (Table I) was ground to -40+100 mesh and subjected to liquefaction by two methods (A) hydrogenation as a dry powder in a short-residence-time hydrogenation unit, using ZnCl2 as catalyst (7,8), and (B) solubilization with NaOH-ethanol at two different temperatures. Process descriptions of these liquefaction procedures follows ... 

Brief Process Description of Davy s Latest High Efficiency Design. Natural gas is desulfurized over an activated carbon bed or zinc oxide to remove sulfur below 0.2 ppm, suitable for natural gas reforming. 

A chemical company is considering the production of 1000 tons/day of high-purity anhydrous ammonia. The method selected is a high-pressure steam-methane reforming process. The process description is as follows ... 

In this chapter, we derive and apply to data a simple two-step model that involves a chemical step followed by a mechanical removal step. The model is abstract in the sense that most of the specifics of the slurry composition or of the chemical reaction involved are not given in any detail. Although this appears to be a disadvantage, it is necessary for the application of the model to the analysis of removal rates from proprietary slurries whose compositions cannot be directly investigated. When applied as a compact formula, the model can provide a highly accurate description of removal rate variations as a function of polishing pressure and sliding speed. This then makes it possible to extract the relative contributions of chemical and mechanical processes to removal and to confidently interpolate or extrapolate rates based on the calibration data. 

Further examples and elimination types will undoubtedly be added to the hitherto known ones and it appears highly versatile that our classification system is not limited to complex eliminations, but also covers complex additions (e.g. the so called benzilic acid rearrangement 36a) in terms of a complex [l,2,3]-addition 170) of water to benzil) and complex substitutions. Thus, the well known technical camphor synthesis starting with a-pinene (Scheme 9) is the result of a sequence of a [l,2,3]-addition 170), [l,2,3]-elimination, (l,2,3]-addition, and finally saponification and oxidation. This appears to be a highly economic description of the underlying chemical processes. 

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