L-factor

Figure 9-127. Calculation of KaV/L factor. Used by permission of Brooke, M., Refining Engineer, May (1958) p. c-41 as reproduced from Woods and Betts, The Engineer (London), Mar. 17 and 24 (1950).

Betti, M., Papoff, R, and Meites, L., Factors Affecting the Precisions of Analyses, by Potentiometric Titrimetry, of Solutions Containing two Weak Acids, Analytica Chimica Acta 182, 1986, 133-145. 

Shumaker, E.K. and Wendorff, W.L., Factors affecting pink discoloration in annatto-colored pasteurized process cheese, J. Food ScL, 63, 828, 1998. 

Harms, S.D. Payne, K.L. "Factors Affecting the Selection of Foaming Agents for Foam Stimulation", 1983 Proc. Annu. Southwest. Pet. Short Course, November. 

We do not include fields s and p into L-factor since they transform homogenously under local gauge transformations. 

The Landau-Zener expression is calculated in a time-dependent semiclassical manner from the diabatic surfaces (those depicted in Fig. 1) exactly because these surfaces, which describe the failure to react, are the appropriate zeroth order description for the long-range electron transfer case. As can be seen, in the very weak coupling limit (small A) the k l factor and hence the electron transfer rate constant become proportional to the absolute square of A ... 

Lin, D. Zhu, L. Luo, L. Factors Affecting Transfer of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons from Made Tea to Tea Infusion. J. Agric. Food Chem. 2006, 54, 4350-4354. 

Rios, G.M., Gibert, H. and Baxerres, J.L., Factors influencing the extent of enzyme inactivation during fluidized bed blanching of peas, Lebensmittel Wissenschaft Technologic, 11 (1978) 176-180. 

Pauling, L. Factors affecting the structure of hemoglobins and other proteins. Symposium on protein structure, ed. A. Neuberger. p. 17. New York Tohn Wiley 1958. 

Kotsuki, H. Kadota, I. Ochi, M. A novel C-C bond-forming reaction of triflates with Cu(I)-catalyzed Grignard reagents. A new concise and enantiospecific synthesis of (+)-e o-brevi-comin, (5 R,6 S) - (-) -6-acetoxy-5 -hexadecanolide, and L-factor. J. Org. Chem. 1990, 55, 4417-4422. 

K2. Knapp, E. L., Factors influencing urinary excretion of calcium in normal persons. J. Clin. Invest. 26, 182-202 (1947). 

Russell, W.L. Factors affecting mutagenicity of ethylnitrosourea in the mouse specific-locus test and their bearing on risk estimation, pp. 59-70. In... 

Because the physically important part of this dispersion relation is that which depends on variable separation l, factor out the physically irrelevant (nn — 2iARB<)... 

Abramowicz, D.A. Brennan, M.J. van Doit, H.M. Gallagher, E.L., Factors influencing the rate of polychlorinated biphenyl dechlorination in Hudson River sediments Environ. Sci. Technol. 1993, 27, 1125-1131. 

L Factor isolated from yeast that was claimed to promote lactation M Obsolete name for folic acid... 

Peterson, M.B. and Johnson, R.L., Factors Influencing Friction and Wear with Solid Lubricants, Lubric. Eng., 11, 325, (1955). 

L. Factors associated with oxidative stress in human populations. Am. J. Epidemiol. 2002 156 274. 

Analysis Disregarding Ihe thernaal resistarice of glass sheets, vrhich are small, the l/-factor for the center region of a double-pane window is determined from... 

The overall l/-factor of a fi.ced wood-framed window with double glazing is given by the manufacturer to be t/ = 2.76 W/m "C Under the conditions of still air inside and winds of 12 km/h outside. What will the f/-factor be when the wind velocity outside is doubled Answer 2.88 W/m - °C... 

Drucker, M.M. Blondheim, S.H. Wislicki, L. Factors affecting acetylation in-vivo of para-aminobenzoic acid by human subjects. Chn. Sci. 1964, 27, 133-141. 

Rippie, E.G. Johnson, J.R. Regulation of dissolution rate by pellet geometry. J. Pharm. Sci. 1969, 58, 428-431. Shivanand, P. Hussain, A.S. Sprockel, D.L. Factors affecting release of KCL from melt extruded polyethylene disks. Pharm. Res. 1991, 8, S-192. 

Intestinal transplantation is combined with liver transplantation in 46% of cases, because of terminal liver failure (93). Of 78 patients who had received parenteral nutrition for more than 2 years n — 66) and/ or had short bowel syndrome and could not be weaned from parenteral nutrition (n = 12), 58 developed chronic cholestasis and 37 developed one or more severe liver complication (serum bilirubin concentration 60 pmol/l, factor V (proaccelerin) 50%, portal hypertension, encephalopathy, ascites, bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract, or histological findings consisting of extensive fibrosis and cirrhosis) after 6 (3-132) months and 17 (2-155) months respectively. Liver disease was responsible for deaths in 6.5% of the patients (22% of deaths). 

Broedel-Zaugg, K. Henderson, M.L. Factors utilized by pharmacy faculty in selecting their first academic position. Am. J. Pharm. Educ. 1997, 61 (4), 384-387. 

T6. Tompsett, S. L., Factors influencing the absorption of iron and copper from the alimentary tract. Biochem. J. 34, 961-969 (1940). 

C2. Cannon, W. B., and Mendenhall, W. L., Factors affecting the coagulation time of blood. 1. The graphic method of recording coagulation used in these experiments. Am. J. Physiol. 84, 225-231 (1914). 

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