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Whereas vinyl acetate [108-05-4] upon heating with benzoyl peroxide or other free-radical initators, forms solid polymers of high molecular... [Pg.80]

The mode of action of the naphthoquinoid ansamacroHdes was estabHshed through studies using the tifamycins and streptovaricins (84,141,257,258). The ansamacroHdes inhibit bacterial growth by inhibiting RNA synthesis. This is accompHshed by forming a tight complex with DNA-dependent RNA polymerase. This complex is between the ansamacroHde and the P-unit of RNA polymerase. The formation of the complex inhibits the initation step of RNA synthesis (259,260). The ansamacroHdes form no such complex with mammalian RNA polymerase and thus have low mammalian toxicity. [Pg.506]

Ba.inite. In a given steel, bainite microstmctures ate generally found to be both harder and tougher than peadite, although less hard than martensite. Bainite properties generally improve as the transformation temperature decreases. Lower bainite compares favorably with tempered martensite at the same hardness and can exceed it in toughness. Upper bainite, on the other hand, may be somewhat deficient in toughness as compared to fine peadite of the same hardness (33). [Pg.388]

Macerals. Coal parts derived from different plant parts, are referred to as macerals (13). The maceral names end in "-inite" as do the mineral forms of rocks. The most abundant (about 85%) maceral in U.S. coal is vitrinite, derived from the woody tissues of plants. Another maceral, called liptinite, is derived from the waxy parts of spores and poUen, or algal remains. The liptinite macerals fluoresce under blue light permitting a subdivision based on fluorescence. A third maceral, inertinite, is thought to be derived from oxidized material or fossilized charcoal remnants of early forest fires. [Pg.213]

Discrete solution of Kalman filter equations %Init ialize... [Pg.412]

Short-term exposure limit (STEL) TLV - the eoneentration to whieh it is believed that workers ean be exposed eontinuously for a short period of time without suffering from initation, ehronie or irreversible tissue damage, or nareosis of suffieient degree to inerease the likelihood of aeeidental injury, impair self-reseue or materially reduee work effieieney, and provided that the daily TWA limit is not exeeeded. A STEL is a 15 min TWA exposure whieh should not be exeeeded at any time during the work day even if the TWA is within the TLV. It should not oeeur more than four times per day or without at least one hour between sueeessive exposures. [Pg.82]

Ceiling TLV(C) - the eoneentration that should not be exeeeded during any part of the working exposure. If instantaneous monitoring is not possible then the TLV(C) ean be assessed over a 15 min sampling period, exeept for those substanees that may eause immediate initation when exposures are short. [Pg.82]

Skin eontaet with metalworking fluids may eause skin irritation or a eontaet initant dermatitis. Contaet with neat oils may eause follieulitis (oil aene). Contaet with some aqueous-mix fluids may, depending upon the additives, e.g. bioeides, eause an allergie eontaet dermatitis. Formerly the use of unrefined mineral oils posed a risk of skin eaneer. [Pg.134]

The long-term OES is 50 ppm (8 hr TWA), set to protect against CNS effects, which will also protect against liver or kidney damage and initation. The short-term OES is 1000 ppm (15 minute reference period) to minimize exposures at initant levels. [Pg.139]

With the exception of epoxy resins, when a resin is fully polymerized it loses any irritant properties. However, associated materials, e.g. glass fibre used as a filler, or the dust from plywood or veneers, may promote initation. Partially-cured resins will retain some uritant properties. Traces of cutaneous or respiratory sensitizers liberated, e.g. by heating or machinery, may be problematic. [Pg.144]

Special diffust r plalv fitted ii ith an init i filter lets air tnui the cabinet tw,l acts m fandi iti wifh the... [Pg.896]

All points on the boundary of a growing nucleus are coupled by the diffusion field, and the nucleus can differ from its inital compact form as is shown in Fig. 5. This will be explained further in Secs. IVE and V [7,15,17,101]. [Pg.885]

A r(f.//twv Repeal the three e peiimeuts th serilK d uiidei a((t l ( hloiide. The lesult is the saute in each itise Init is the ai etii anlisdiiile leai Is less readily than acetyl chloride, the luiKline retjuires to hi warmed. [Pg.77]

For a summary see E. Schmitz, Synthese dreiglicdriger Ringc init zwei St.ick-stoffatomen, Diaziridine und cyclischc Diazoverbindungen, Siizber. Deut. Akad. TFiss. Kl. Chem. Geol. u. Biol. Berliii No. 6 (1962). [Pg.104]

Figure 15.11 (a) Total ion clnomatogram of a Grob test mixture obtained on an Rtx-1701 column, and (b) re-injection of the entire clnomatogram on to an Rtx-5 column. Peak identification is as follows a, 2,3-butanediol b, decane c, undecane d, 1-octanol e, nonanal f, 2,6-dimethylphenol g, 2-ethylhexanoic acid h, 2,6-dimethylaniline i, decanoic acid methyl ester ], dicyclohexylamine k, undecanoic acid, methyl ester 1, dodecanoic acid, methyl ester. Adapted from Journal of High Resolution Chromatography, 21, M. J. Tomlinson and C. L. Wilkins, Evaluation of a semi-automated multidimensional gas chromatography-infrared-mass specti ometry system for initant analysis , pp. 347-354, 1998, with permission from Wiley-VCH. [Pg.424]

M. J. Tomlinson and C. L. Wilkins, Evaluation of a semi-automated multidimensional gas chromatography-infared-mass spectrometry system for initant analysis , ]. High Resolut. Chromatogr. 21 347-354 (1998). [Pg.431]

Init Pop Initial Fitness Exp/ Copies Actual Copies Mating Pop Crossover Operation Mutation Operation New Fitness... [Pg.588]

Kennedy, J. P. and Gillham, J. K. Cationic Polymerization of Olefins with Alkylaluminium Initators. Vol. 10, pp. 1-33. [Pg.184]


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