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Bradley, E.K., Miller, J.L., Saiah, E., and Grootenhuis, P.D.J. Informative library design as an efficient strategy to identify and optimize leads application to cyclin dependent kinase 2 antagonists./. Med. Chem. 2003, 46, 4360-4364. [Pg.196]

Beryllium connections and contacts are employed for switchgear and relays. Beryllium oxide is used as substrata for electronic circuits. Cadmium is used in television and fluorescent light phosphors. Cadmium, nickel and mercury are employed in batteries such as "nicad" cells and mercury cells. Mercury is used in fluorescent lamps, electrical switches, and outdoor lamps, as well as instruments for measuring pressure, temperature, and density. Selenium is employed as a photoreceptor in copying machines, and as a semiconductor in rectifiers. Lead applications include lead add storage batteries, a component in color television glass, and, in its oxide form, use as a dielectric material. [Pg.19]

Some Available Data. A brief list of extractive distillation processes of actual or potential commercial value is in Table 13.7 the column of remarks explains why this mode of separation is adopted. The leading applications are to the separation of close-boiling aromatic, naphthenic, and aliphatic hydrocarbons and of olefins from diolefins such as butadiene and isoprene. Miscellaneous separations include propane from propylene with acrylonitrile as solvent (DuPont, U.S. Pat. 2,980,727) and ethanol from propanol with water as solvent [Fig. 13.24(b)],... [Pg.417]

CRI is one of the leading industry developers of computational chemistry and physics applications on CRI machines. CRI has large marketing support and development groups that cover the spectrum of molecular science application software by employing leading application development scientists. The... [Pg.298]

Lead Application Engineer, Acu-ment Global Technologies... [Pg.337]

Flame and GFAAS techniques have adequate sensitivity for the determination of metals in polymer samples. In this technique up to 1 g of dry sample is digested in a microwave oven for a few minutes with 5 ml of aqua regia in a small polytetrafluoroethylene-lined bomb, and then the bomb washings are transferred to a 50 ml volumetric flask prior to analysis by flame AAS. Detection limits (mg/kg) achieved by this technique were 0.25 (cadmium, zinc) 0.5 (chromium, manganese) 1 (copper, nickel, iron) and 2.5 (lead). Application of this technique gave recoveries ranging between 85% (cadmium) and 101% (lead, nickel, iron) with an overall recovery of 95%. [Pg.366]

The motivation for suppliers to form coalitions in supply chains can be strategic or operational. IBM teamed up with Siebel to provide hosted CRM software service that customers can deploy at the click of a button (Qiakravarty and Zhang 2007). Boulton (2003) describes this collaboration arrangement as the latest fruit of a partnership in which a leading applications provider and leading infrastructure provider teamed up to reach more customers, as neither makes what the other specializes in . [Pg.126]


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