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In an Abelian theory [for which I (r, R) in Eq. (90) is a scalar rather than a vector function, Al=l], the introduction of a gauge field g(R) means premultiplication of the wave function x(R) by exp(igR), where g(R) is a scalar. This allows the definition of a gauge -vector potential, in natural units... [Pg.147]

By an adaptation of Reychler s method, large quantities of d-aminoethyl bromide hydrobromide and taurine are obtained conveniently in yields of 90 and 80 per cent, respectively. Cortese, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 58, igr (1936). [Pg.93]

Hall, W. B., 1958, Heat Transfer in Channels Composed of Rough and Smooth Surfaces, IGR-TN/ W-832, UKAEA, Harwell, England. (5)... [Pg.535]

The conductivity K induced by radiation absorption at dose rate I (eV°=cm-3 s-1) is given by K = uc, where c the is free ion concentration and u is the sum of mobilities of positive and negative carriers. The establishment of steady state requires equal rates of generation and recombination, or IGR /100 = kc2 where k is the second-order recombination rate constant. Eliminating c between these... [Pg.286]

Julin, A.M. and H.O. Sanders. 1978. Toxicity of the IGR, diflubenzuron, to freshwater invertebrates and fishes. Mosquito News 38 256-259. [Pg.1019]

Miura, T. and R.M. Takahashi. 1975. Effects of the IGR, TH6040, on nontarget organisms when used as a mosquito control agent. Mosquito News 35 154-159. [Pg.1020]

Diflubenzuron (Dimilin , TH-6040) is an IGR which inhibits the normal deposition of chitin. The metabolic fate of diflubenzuron has been studied in sheep U, 2), cattle (1 ), rats (1, 3), house flies (4, 5), stable flies (5), chickens (6), swine (6), boll weevils (7), plants (8 9), and soil (2, 8, 10). Since good reviews of diflubenzuron metabolism have been given by Ivie (11) and Verloop and Ferrell (9), we will present only a tabular summary of the degradation of diflubenzuron in nonaguatic systems for comparative purposes (Table I). The remaining discussion will focus on diflubenzuron degradation in the aquatic environment. [Pg.161]

Detailed reports of the degradation of this Hoffman-LaRoche compound are limited. Compared to several other IGRs, epifenonane (Ro 10-3108) was relatively stable at pH 4 in the dark (23). [Pg.165]

Methoprene has been fully registered since 1975 for commercial usage as a mosquito larvicide and for control of horn flies via feed-through application to cattle. In addition, methoprene is registered in Japan for administration to silkworms to enhance silk production. As the only IGR currently (July, 1978) registered, it follows that the environmental fate of methoprene has been investigated in detail. [Pg.169]

Dantoni P, Serrano SHP, Oliveira Brett AM, Gutz IGR (1998) Anal Chim Acta 366 137... [Pg.35]

Estimated costs for the field demonstration of the IGRS have been summarized in Table 1. Initial estimates will be revised as actual cost data becomes available. These estimates are primarily those costs associated with actual waste site remediation and do not include all of the project costs associated with development of the technology. It is assumed that the total remediation effort wUl require 2 years (D14727N, pp. 23, 25). [Pg.1128]

Some formulations lor sivrene-hutudiene rubber iGR-S) contain dndccyl mercaptan which plays Ihe role of a chain-transfer agent used to control the mnleculai weight of ihe linal synthetic product. [Pg.978]

IGRs. Chlorfluazuron (Atabron ) [79] belongs to the A/-benzoyl A/ -phenyl IGR family of insecticides. These compounds act by inhibition of chitin formation in the insect. [Pg.138]


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