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Uses. The sinter oxide form is used as charge nickel in the manufacture of alloy steels and stainless steels (see Steel). The oxide furnishes oxygen to the melt for decarburization and slagging. In 1993, >100, 000 metric tons of nickel contained in sinter oxide was shipped to the world s steel industry. Nickel oxide sinter is charged as a granular material to an electric furnace with steel scrap and ferrochrome the mixture is melted and blown with air to remove carbon as CO2. The melt is slagged, pouted into a ladle, the composition is adjusted, and the melt is cast into appropriate shapes. A modification of the use of sinter oxide is its injection directiy into the molten metal (33). 

Thorotrast (colloidal Th02) was once used as a radiopaque agent in medicine (see Radiopaques). Its injection in a dose of 2.0—15.0 g caused rises in body temperature, nausea, and injury to tissues at the injection site, followed by anemia, leukopenia, and impairment of the reticuloendothehal system. After intravenous adrninistration, thorotrast particles are taken up by reticuloendothehal cells of the fiver and spleen. Thorotrast is virtually not eliminated from the body (91). Between 1947 and 1961, 33 cases of cancer of the fiver, larynx, and bronchi and sarcoma of the kidneys, developing from 6 to 24 years after thorotrast administering, have been described in the literature (92). 

Canadine is bitter and in small doses causes drowsiness and depression. In large doses it gives rise to transient excitement succeeded by depression and paralysis of the central nervous system. Its injection is followed by violent peristalsis with diarrhoea. It is said to have no effect on the blood pressure. The pharmacological action of canadine a- and -meihochlorides was examined by Laidlaw, who found both to have the curare-like action common to ammonium bases, the -isomeride being the more active the relative activities of the four optically active forms are given as h da. ip dp = 1 Q 2 28. 

To determine the appropriate injection rate, a field test should first be performed at one of the industry-sponsored full-scale loop test facilities. The optimum mixture, its injection rate, and location of injcciioii points will be a function of flow geometry, fluid properties, pressure leinpcrature relationships, etc., that will be encountered in the actual field application. The appropriate injection rate and location of injection jii iiiis can be determined from this test by observing pressure increases, which indicate that hydrate plugs are forming. 

Another approach to molecular assembly involves siloxane chemistry [61]. In this method, the electrically or optically active oligomers are terminated with tii-chlorosilane. Layers are built up by successive cycles of dip, rinse, and cure to form hole transport, emissive, and electron transport layers of the desired thicknesses. Similar methods have also been used to deposit just a molecular monolayer on the electrode surface, in order to modify its injection properties. 

Transgenic Describing the introduction of new DNA into germ cells by its injection into the nucleus of the ovum. 

Localisation of specific NT terminals. After its injection a labelled precursor should be taken up and detected in appropriate nerve terminals (and possibly cell bodies) so that the intensity of emission reflects the density of nerve terminals and the innervation. Using this procedure it has been possible to show that very little [ F] fluorodopa is concentrated in the striatum of Parkinsonian patients, compared with normals (Fig. 14.1). Whether the label remains on dopa or is transferred to dopamine will not greatly affect the result since both will label DA neurons although some will occur in noradrenergic nerve terminals. 

In 1970, the U.S. government passed the original Controlled Substances Act, and under this law methamphetamine was classified as a Schedule II drug in its injectable form and a Schedule III in its noninjectable (pill) form. However, a year later, both forms of methamphetamine were reclassified as Schedule II drugs. Today, it is still sold under the name Des-oxyn for a few medical uses, such as for the treatment of atten-tion-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy. 

At the time of its injection into seawater, most of the particulate material in the plumes is composed of metal sulfides, anhydrite, barite, and quartz. As the plumes... 

Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells and baby hamster kidney (BHK) cell lines have been most commonly used, in addition to other cell lines, such as various mouse carcinoma cell lines. The recombinant factor VIII product generally contains only VIILC (i.e. is devoid of vWF). However, both clinical and pre-clinical studies have shown that administration of this product to patients suffering from haemophilia A is equally as effective as administering blood-derived factor VIII complex. The recombinant VIILC product appears to bind plasma vWF with equal affinity to native VIILC, upon its injection into the patient s circulatory system. Animal and human pharmacokinetic data reveal no significant difference between the properties of recombinant and native products. 

The greatest hazards of accidental overdosage with epinephrine and norepinephrine are cardiac arrhythmias, excessive hypertension, and acute pulmonary edema. Large doses of isoproterenol can produce such excessive cardiac stimulation, combined with a decrease in diastolic blood pressure, that coronary insufficiency may result. It also may cause arrhythmias and ventricular fibrillation. Tissue sloughing and necrosis due to severe local ischemia may follow extravasation of norepinephrine at its injection site. 

The most commonly used vasoconstrictors, the sympathomimetic drugs, are often added to local anesthetics to delay absorption of the anesthetic from its injection site. By slowing absorption, these drugs reduce the anesthetic s systemic toxicity and keep it in contact with nerve fibers longer, thereby increasing the drug s duration of action. Administration of lidocaine 1% with epinephrine results in the same degree of blockade as that produced by lidocaine 2% without the vasoconstrictor. 

Frequently vasoconstrictors are combined with local anesthetics to delay absorption of the anesthetic from its injection site. What is the most widely employed agent ... 

One study has been made on the biological effects of promethium. Its injection results in its localization on the surfaces of bones, from which it is removed extremely slowly (24). 

Crook et al.57 reported that the plasma concentration of 111 after its injection into a dog at 10 mg/kg followed essentially the same Course as that of 2-PAM I injected Intravenously at 30 mg/kg. Inasmuch as the plasma concentrations at approximately the same times after injection of the two oximes were almost Identical, despite the difference between the doses, one must assume that III has a much smaller volume of distribution than 2-PAM I and that either the kinetics of removal of 2-PAM I from its larger volume of distribution were correspondingly greater than those of III or the 2-PAM I in extravascular components of its volume of distribution was held there tenaciously. The fairly rapid changes in the 2-PAM I concentrations found by Kalser l in various organs and tissues of the mouse argue against the validity of the latter possibility. 

Its injection was decreased to the greatest extent (by almost 24%). Thiamine resulted in an increase in the total volume of distribution of 1 of about 47.4%, the expansion of the central volume being about 13.3% greater than that of the peripheral volume. The mechanism of the changes in the volume of distribution of I is not apparent. 

Geothermal reservoir rocks are typically fractured and therefore exhibit variable and anisotropic permeability. For that reason it is neither possible to predict with confidence how an injection well may perform with respect to its injectivity nor with respect to which way the injected fluid will flow once it is in the reservoir. Because of this complication, the success of injection varies between fields and it is anticipated that a special injection scheme must be developed for each field depending on its characteristics, mainly the three-dimensional distribution of permeability and the waste fluid composition. Injection may require drilling of special wells. Alternatively, wells drilled for the purpose of production may not have adequate yield but can be used successfully as injection wells. When this is the case, no special wells need to be drilled for injection purposes, which reduces road building and therefore scenery spoliation. 

A few hours after its injection, circulating lipid A is found mainly in liver, lung as well as in the spleen, adrenals and kidneys [18]. In these... 

Diseases generally are, in his view, due to some superacidity or supcralkalinity, acids are generally the causes of stomach disease because alkaline medicines are more frequently the remedies. The plague is caused by sal-volatile, because its injection into the veins causes symptoms similar to the plague. Acid remedies are therefore the best remedies. 

Figure 5.2. Mass errors for hippuric acid observed over 42h 10-/it injection of 50 50 urine/ water every 16 min external calibration >5 weeks old.

A convenient HPLC technique known as the Fukushima-Nixon method has been widely used for selective analyses of tetrahydrobiopterin and tetrahy-droneopterin in biological samples [49]. This method allows the estimation of concentrations of tetrahydropterins based on difference in the concentrations of the corresponding aromatic pterins in the samples, which are prepared in situ by treatment with iodine under acidic and basic conditions. The Fukushima-Nixon method does not require special techniques or equipment for the chemical reaction the sample is simply subjected to oxidation just before its injection into the HPLC column. For example, tetrahydrobiopterin (43) was selectively oxidized to biopterin (30) by iodine in the presence of... 

KI followed by elution with dichloromethane. The organic phase was subsequently evaporated under a gentle stream of nitrogen at room temperature, and the residue dissolved in acetone prior to its injection onto the column. 

For the pure substance and its injection solutions, the USP [2] recommends a titration procedure that uses 0.1 M mercuric nitrate as the titrant and diphenylcarbazone as the indicator. Each milliliter of 0.1 M mercuric nitrate is equivalent to 37.43 mg of CioHi2CaN2Na20g. 

Figure 6(a) shows a SEM image of bismuth nanowires embedded in an anodic alumina template after pressure injection. The pore diameter of the template was about 42 nm, and the maximum pressure and temperature applied for the injection process were about 310 bar and 325°C, respectively. A small amount of copper was introduced into hquid bismuth to enhance its injection the copper atoms should be segregated from bismuth during solidification because they have zero solubihty in solid bismuth. Upon solidification, the copper flakes were brought to the top surface of Bi due to their... 

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