Inter-leaving

Inter-leaving different colours, chamfering, engraving, routering, and sand blasting may be applied to give unusual decorative effects with solid-colour laminates. 

Freeze-thaw vacuum, inter leave-air, and solvent extraction processes offer the greatest potential in drying these types of coated- and uncoated-paper books after they have been wetted and frozen. The drained-air, vacuum-air cycle, vacuum, microwave, and dielectric drying processes work well on uncoated paper, but they fail to dry books containing this type of coated paper. Small and large units for freeze-thaw, vacuum drying have been used successfully to remove water from these frozen coated and uncoated books. 

Bin-Hussein, M. Z. Yahaya, A. H. Shamsul, M. SaUeh, H. M. Yap, T. Kiu, J. Acid fuchsin-inter-leaved Mg-Al-layered double hydroxide for the formation of an organic-inorganic hybrid nanocomposite. Mater. Lett. 2003, 58, 329-332. 

Eq. IV-9 would use the surface tensions that liquids A and B would have if their inter-molecular potentials contained only the same kinds of interactions as those involved between A and B (see Refs. 20, 22-24). For the hydrocarbon-water system, Fowkes [20] assumed that Uh arose solely from dispersion interactions leaving... 

Molecular sieves are an adsorbent that is produced by the dehydration of naturally occurring or synthetic zeolites (crystalline alkali-metal aluminosilicates). The dehydration leaves inter-crystalline cavities into which normal paraffin molecules are selectively retained and other molecules are excluded. This process is used to remove normal paraffins from gasoline fuels for improved combustion. Molecular sieves are used to manufacture high-purity solvents. 

Figures 6-5 and 6-6 illustrate two-stage ejector installations with barometric and surface t) pe inter-after condensers respectively. The discharge of the steam non-condensables from the second stage jet of Figure 6-5 is exhausted to the atmosphere, while in Figure 6-6 the steam is condensed in the aftercondenser and, essentially, only non-condensables leave the ent of the aftercondenser. Figure 6-7A indicates a diagram of a three-stage barometric type installation.

The fact that zinc is known to be a component of an enzyme carbonic anhydrase leaves no doubt as to its physiological significance. The amount of zinc in erythrocytes seems to parallel the carbonic anhydrase activity.21 The leucocytes which appear to lack carbonic anhydrase contain about 25 times as much zinc (per cell) as do the erythrocytes.20 It seems likely that an investigation of the zinc content of different types of white blood cells coupled with a study of individuals from the standpoint of the different types of white cells present (p. 35) would lead to the discovery of substantial inter-individual differences. The wide spread in the zinc concentrations in three human spleens has already been mentioned (p. 72). A recent study has been made of the intake and excretion of zinc by 13... 

A convenient two step transformation of aUcyl halides or tosylates to thiols has also been reported (Scheme 2.26) [47]. The initial displacement of the leaving group with an thioacetate immobilized on a ion exchange resin afforded the inter-... 

The citruUine leaves the intestine and is transported to the kidney, where it is converted back to arginine (Figure 8.18). This inter-organ process protects arginine from degradation in the liver. Maintenance of the arginine level in the blood is important since it is a precursor for several compounds that are of particular importance for cells of the immune system and other cells (see Table 8.4) and as the precursor for the formation of the messenger molecule, nitric oxide. 

At the same time that Dalton proposed his ideas on partial pressure, he developed the concept of vapor pressure. A vapor is the gaseous form of a substance that normally exists as a solid or liquid. A gas is a substance that exists in the gaseous states under normal conditions of temperature and pressure. The vapor pressure of a liquid is the partial pressure of the liquid s vapor at equilibrium. Liquids with strong inter-molecular forces exert lower vapor pressures than those with weak intermolecular forces. In liquids with strong intermolecular forces, it is more difficult for the molecules to leave the liquid state and enter the gaseous state. 

CATHODE. I. In general, the electrode at which positive current leaves a device which employs electrical conduction other than that through solids. 2. In an election tube, the electrode through which a primary stream of electrons enters the inter-electrode space. 3. The negative terminal of an electroplating cell (i.e., the electrode from which electrons enter the cell, and thus at which positively charged ions (cations) are discharged). 4. The positive terminal of a battery. See also Batteries. 

Chain length may inter alia leave a potential ligand site dangling ,191 where the stability of the chelate is determined by its intrinsic strain (equation 48). Chelating ligands properties may also be described in terms of torsion angles. 

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