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Light production

If the feed is dominated by the middle product (typically more than 50 percent) and the lightest product is present in small quantities (typically less than 5 percent), then the arrangement shown in Fig. 5.106 can be an attractive option. This time the light product must find its way up the column past the sidestream. Again, unless the light product is a small flow and the middle product a high flow, a... [Pg.147]

Coking units are operated to optimize the light products produced, coke being considered as a by-product. Its quality is not too important. Generally speaking, the quality of coke produced varies widely according to the feed, the operating conditions, and the process. [Pg.292]

At the end of the 1960 s, oil refining underwent significant transformation linked to the continuous increase in the need for light products (gasoline-diesel oil) at the expense of heavy products (fuel-oils) as shown in Table 10.1. [Pg.365]

Fractions treated by this process are light products from the primary distillation LPG to Kerosene, or light products from thermal and catalytic cracking (visbreaking, coking, FCC). [Pg.404]

The cracked products pass out through two stages of cyclones which collect entrained catalyst and return it to the dense bed. Velocities at the outlet of the dense bed are normally 2.0-3.0 ft./sec. Upon leaving the cyclones, the vapors go to the primary fractionator which separates the heavy products from the gasoline and lighter components. The light products go on to the light ends recovery unit. The heavy material is separated and either recycled to the reactor or withdrawn from the system. [Pg.19]

The standard requires suppliers to provide appropriate lighting, product masters, maintenance control, and qualified personnel should theg be manufacturing parts designated fay the customer as appearance items . [Pg.370]

FTC added requirements for the disclosure of water use for certain plumbing products, the disclosure of energy-related information for light bulbs and fluorescent lighting products, and the disclosure of energy-efficiency information for pool heaters. The FTC exempted other products listed in EPCA from label-... [Pg.381]

The preparations of luciferin (Ln, an electron acceptor) and soluble enzyme used were crude or only partially purified. The luciferase was an insoluble particulate material, possibly composed of many substances having various functions. Moreover, the luciferin-luciferase reaction was negative when both luciferin and luciferase were prepared from certain species of luminous fungus. It appears that the light production reported was the result of a complex mechanism involving unknown substances in the test mixture, and probably the crucial step of the light-emitting reaction is not represented by the above schemes. [Pg.270]

Haneda, Y., and Tsuji, F. I. (1971). Light production in the luminous fishes Photoblepheron and Anomalops from the Band Islands. Science 173 143-145. [Pg.399]

Harvey, E. N. (1916). The mechanism of light production in animals. Science 44 208-209. [Pg.400]

Pt deposited on WS2-Ti02 mesoporous composites was used for visible-light production of H2 in the presence of Na2S as radical scavenger [188]. Pt-loaded mesoporous zirconium-titanium phosphates also displayed good photoactivity in hydrogen production from carbonate solution [189]. [Pg.113]

No limits to nutrients, light Production of mass Big mass, high yield Firm, tart, crisp, crunchy, juicy ... [Pg.60]

The simplest systems where electron-transfer chemiluminescence occurs on interaction of radical ions are radical-anion and radical-cation recombination reactions in which the radical ions are produced from the same aromatic hydrocarbon (see D, p. 128) by electrolysis this type of chemiluminescence is also called electro-chemiluminescence. The systems consisting of e.g. a radical anion of an aromatic hydrocarbon and some other electron acceptor such as Wurster s red are more complicated. Recent investigations have concentrated mainly on the energetic requirements for light production and on the primary excited species. [Pg.119]


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