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Where, x,- is the volume fraction of component /, S, and S/ are the solubility parameters of the homogenous solvent mixture and the component i, respectively. The solubility parameters of some solvents that are widely used as the continuous medium in the dispersion polymerization are given in Table 6. [Pg.206]

GA is mainly used for fat microencapsulation because it produces stable emulsions in the case of most oils in a wide pH range, and it has the ability to form films (Kenyon, 1995). Barbosa et al., 2005 studied the photostability of the microencapsulated carotenoid bixin in different edible polysaccharide. They found out that microencapsulated bixin in GA was three to four times more stable than the one microencapsulated with maltodextrin, and about ten-fold than in homogeneous solvents. [Pg.10]

Human adipose tissue Homogenization solvent extraction GPC and Florisil column clean-up Capillary GC/NPD confirmation by GC/MS Low ng/g 69-104% LeBel and Williams 1983... [Pg.323]

For comparison, included in Table 14.3 are the kq values obtained in detergent micelles along with kq values obtained in homogeneous solvent benzene. As can be seen, the second-order rate constant for 02 quenching in a liposomal environment is a factor of 4 lower for (3-CAR compared to the second-order rate constant obtained in the aromatic solvent. While, there is a marked 80-130 fold difference between the kq values determined in liposomal environments compared to the kq values determined in the aromatic solvent for the XANs. [Pg.290]

The values for ka and kq are determined from quenching experiments in the homogeneous solvent, while the value of is determined from the triplet state decay in the presence of host but absence of quencher. These values are fixed when fitting the quenching plot in the presence of host to Equation (6). [Pg.178]

The next question to be discussed was already mentioned in Section 2.1, namely, since the electrostatic problem, with its sharp boundary and its homogeneous solvent dielectric constant, already represents a somewhat unrealistic idealization of the true molecular situation, how important is it to solve that problem by exact electrostatics We would answer that this is not essential. Although it presumably can t hurt to solve the electrostatics accurately, except perhaps by raising the computer time, it may be unnecessary to do so in order to represent the most essential physics, and a simpler model may be more manageable, more numerically stable, and even more interpretable. This is the motivation for the GB approximation and COSMO. [Pg.27]

Blood Isotope dilution homogenization solvent extraction centrifugation GC/MS-SIM 100 ng/mL or ng/g 102 White etal. 1979... [Pg.208]

Feces al. 1972 Homogenization Solvent GC/ECD No data No data Gibson et... [Pg.206]

Ti ssue ki dney (liver, Liver, kidney homogenization solvent extraction Adipose dissolution in solvent centrifugation GC/ECD. 10 ng/100 ng (1 ppm) 73.2 (liver) 58.5 (kidney) Cailie et al. 1987... [Pg.207]

From actual experimental results it has been established beyond any reasonable doubt that the mixtures of two or three solvents of different polarity mostly offer distinct and much improved separation as compared to chemically homogeneous solvents. Table 28.2 records the elutropic series of one and two component solvents. [Pg.416]

For some recent reviews on the use of enzymes in nonconventional media, see (a) Dreyer, S., Lembrecht, J., Schumacher, J. and Kragl, U., Enzyme catalysis in nonaqueous media past, present, and future in biocatalysis in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, 2007, CRC Press, pp. 791-827 . (b) Torres, S. and Castro, G.R., Non-aqueous biocatalysis in homogeneous solvent systems. Food Technol. BiotechnoL, 2004, 42, 271-277 (c) Carrea, G. and Riva, S., Properties and synthetic applications of enzymes in organic solvent. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2000, 39, 2226-2254. [Pg.79]

Let us suppose that we now apply uniaxial force to the network sample along the axis oZ. Let be the force per cross sectional area of the sample in the reference state (i.e. is the stress normalized in a special way). Applied force leads to some relative deformation along oZ az = p. The network dimensions along axes x and y, ax = cty = a are varied freely. It has been shown [20] that in the case of a homogeneous solvent containing no salt (ns = 0) the equilibrium dimensions of the network are described by the following system of equations ... [Pg.138]

Homogenous solvent-based methods can be scaled up through flowthrough technologies. [Pg.259]

Figure 1 Experimentally determined values of ko obtained employing 3-methylindole as the quencher in homogeneous solvents, plotted as a function of the wavelength of maximum fluorescence intensity (data from Ref. 14). kap values determined in DODAC LUVs ( ) and in dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine (DPPC) LUVs (A) have been included. Also are included the experimentally determined value of kap in sodium dodecyl sulfate micelles ( ) and the value of kQ estimated from Eq. (21) ( ). Figure 1 Experimentally determined values of ko obtained employing 3-methylindole as the quencher in homogeneous solvents, plotted as a function of the wavelength of maximum fluorescence intensity (data from Ref. 14). kap values determined in DODAC LUVs ( ) and in dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine (DPPC) LUVs (A) have been included. Also are included the experimentally determined value of kap in sodium dodecyl sulfate micelles ( ) and the value of kQ estimated from Eq. (21) ( ).

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