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In conclusion, FCC has had a long history of innovations. New technological developments will continue to emerge, optimizing its performance. Its versatility and high degree of efficiency will continue to play a key role in meeting future market demands. [Pg.335]

Finally, photomicrography is the culmination of the preparation of specimens for optical microscopy. This is a very technical area requiring proper illumination (41-43), focusing, choice of films, as well as exposure and appropriate film development. This critical area of microscopy should see continued technological innovations as much of photomicrography is being computerized (44,45). This effort is witnessing the concomitant... [Pg.45]

This second updated, revised and expanded edition of this book on LC-MS was written and finished in a period when interface innovations somewhat calmed down. Electrospray and APCl have become the interfaces of choice. At present, no major developments in interface technology can be foreseen that will lead to another breaktluough in LC-MS. In terms of applications and versatility, innovations continue to appear, e.g., in the use of LC-MS in characterization of combinatorial libraries and in other phases of dmg development, in the advent of electrospray time-of-flight instramentation for impurity profiling, in applications in the field of biochemistiy and biotechnology. [Pg.609]

Magnetic ceramics are well established, but improvements and innovations continue to take place many new and exciting applications, theories and preparation technologies are currently under development. For instance, at the last scientific meeting devoted entirely to ferrites (held every four years), the 6th International Conference on Ferrites, Japan, October 1992, more than 550 research papers were presented by some 1159 authors. [Pg.2]

High pressure technology transfer and diversification took many avenues, though most new innovations continued to appear from BASF. First, in 1923, was methanol production at the Leuna ammonia factory, and based on the work of Matthias Pier. BASF had patented a high pressure methanol process in 1914, but no further studies were carried out until after G. Patart in France applied for a similar patent (1921). In this case the same equipment could be used to manufacture ammonia or methanol, according to demand. Synthesis gas, the mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, was used directly, without separation, to prepare methanol. In a similar way, isopropanol was manufactured under high pressures. [Pg.19]

Technological innovations continue to be explored in the field of textile recycling. A key barrier to effective recycling is the proliferation of textiles in different fibre blends that are difficult to separate for recycling, such as cotton and polyester. Researchers have examined how to separate the cotton from the polyester using environmentally sound approaches to dissolve the cotton in order to reclaim the polyester for recycling (De Silva et al., 2014). [Pg.119]

In the future and within this century, several considerations related to the process industry are relatively certain. There will be continued population growth, there will be continued scientific discovery, and there will be continued innovations in technology. [Pg.284]

Reactor control systems, innovative continuous reactor technologies including the variable geometry reactor and micro CSTRs. [Pg.402]

The Chemical Process Technology Department (CPT) is active in the field of chemical micro process technology and in similar, innovative continuous-flow processing technologies. [Pg.421]

Innovation in new plastic materials exploded in the 1950s and 1960s. Continuing technological advances have resulted in an even greater impact on our lives and ETP have further penetrated markets dominated by metals. [Pg.3]

Consider technology and the human interface when designing processes. Study history to ensure that patient safety continues to improve over time. Statistics can help measure the impact of interventions or innovations. Continuous improvement processes shift focus from an individual to a team. [Pg.73]


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