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Figure 8-131. Weeping correiation for sieve trays with downcomers. Used by permission, Hugh-mark, G. A. and O Conneli, H. E., The American Institute of Chemical Engirteers, Chem. Eng. Prog. V. 53. (1957), p. 127M, all rights reserved.

Many correlations are known for mixing time (e.g.. Brown, 1981 Hugh-mark, 1980 Joshi et al., 1982 Reuss et al., 1980), but these are valid, however, only in bench-scale units. 

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This work was partially supported by an International Research Scholarship from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (to G.B.) and by a collaborative research grant from Pfizer Central Research (to G.B.). Digital Equipment Corporation generously loaned the Alpha workstations used for the calculations. Riccardo Destro kindly made the l-alanine diffraction data available to us. Thanks are also due to Mark Spackman, Carlo Gatti and Eric de La Fortelle for useful discussions. 

Heinen MM, Hughes MC, Ibiebele TI, Marks GC, Green AC and Van der Pols JC. 2007. Intake of antioxidant nutrients and the risk of skin cancer. Eur J Cancer 43 2707—2716. 

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Goulson, D., Stout, J. C., Langley, J. and Hughes, W. . H. (2000). Identity and function of scent marks deposited by foraging bumblebees. Journal of Chemical Ecology 26 2897-2911. 

I am grateful to Hugh H. litis and for funds provided by the E.K. and O.N. Allen Herbarium Fund. Mark Wetter and Don Waller offered helpful comments, L.J. Valdes generously provided potted plants, Steve Solheim assisted during fieldwork, and Robert Kowal and Ray Curies provided guidance and the use of their laboratory facilites. Thanks also to Irene Baker for nectar analyses and Lucy Taylor for artwork. Additional funding for fieldwork was provided by the UW Botany Department J.J. Davis Fund, the... 

White Phosphorus. Anemia (marked decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin) and leukopenia (very low levels of white blood cells or leukocytes) were observed in workers chronically exposed to airborne white phosphorus (Ward 1928). Because the workers handled white phosphorus contaminated rags, it is possible that exposure occurred via oral and dermal routes also. No information on exposure levels was provided. In another occupational exposure study, no alterations in hemoglobin or total or differential leukocyte levels were observed (Hughes et al. 1962). 

Francis W. Sears, Mark W. Zemansky, Hugh D. Young. (1991). College Physics (7th ed.). Reading, MA Addison-Wesley. 

Griffiths AD, Malmqvist M, Marks JD, Bye JM, Embleton MJ, McCafferty J, Baier M, Holliger, KP, Govick BD, Hughes-Jones NC, Human anti-self antibodies with high specificity from phage display libraries, EM BO J., 12(2) 725—734, 1993. 

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