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Fig. 7.8 Ni Mossbauer spectra of NiFc204 without (top) and with (bottom) an external magnetic field of 5 T. The source was Co in Nio.8sCro.i5, enriched to 98% and activated in a 300 MeV electron accelerator at Mainz University making use of the reaction Ni(y, p) Co. Source and absorber were kept at 4.2 K (from [19])...

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Giorgio Montaudo, Ph.D. is a Professor of industrial chemistry at the Department of Chemistry, University of Catania, Italy and Director of the Institute for Chemistry Technology of Polymeric Materials of the National Cormcil of Research of Italy, Catania. Dr. Montaudo received a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Catania. He was a postdoctoral associate at tire Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (1966) and at tire University of Michigan (1967-68 and 1971) and he was a Humboldt Foundation Fellow, 1973 at Mainz University. Dr. Montaudo has been active in the field of the synthesis, degradation, and characterization of polymeric materials. A major section of his activity has been dedicated to develop mass spectrometry of polymers as analytical and structural tools for the analysis of polymers. He is tire author of more than 300 publications in international journals and chapters in books. 

Science, and Trends in Polymer Science. He received the Award of the Italian Chemical Industry, Milan 1990. His participation in over 120 international invited lectures includes Charles M. McKnight Lecture, April 1998, The University of Akron Visiting Professor, May-July 1980, Mainz University Visiting Professor, March-September 1988, University of Cincinnati Visiting Professor, September-November 1995, Universite Pierre Marie Curie Paris. 

H. Burkhard Dick and Oliver Schwenn,both ophthalmologists at the department of ophthalmology at Mainz university, have embarked on the enterprise to systematically investigate viscoelastics and to collect the necessary knowledge. They present the basic principals and properties of substances and an up to date selection of the techniques that can be performed using viscoelastics. This book is going to be a standard text and the reference for any viscoelastic which is available at present or will be available in the future. The book contains a precise presentation of the basics as well as a survey of practical and clinical information. Without any doubt it will find many thankful readers. 

Gutenberg University Mainz University of Twente in the Netherlands and the Universities of Nancy and Lyon in France. Japan, Taiwan, and the People s Republic of China also have universities home to flow reactor engineers of world reputation. An important scientific forum is the International Symposia on Chemical Reaction Engineering (ISGRE), which brings together the research of American, Asian, and European flow reactor scientists. 

This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20974077 51073157) and subsidized by the Special Funds for National Basic Research Program of China (2010CB631102). We appreciated helpful discussion provided by Prof. Lijia An (Changhim Institute of Ap>plied Chemistry) and Prof. Bernhard A. Wolf (Mainz University). 

Fig. 2 Photograph of one segment of a rotating target on 5 pm Ti backing fabricated by molecular plating at Mainz University with material supplied by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, (photograph courtesy of Mainz University)...

His research on aromatic hydroxyketones gave rise to about 40 publications between 1963 and 1992, some of them in collaboration with Mainz University (Germany) and others with Institut Curie (Paris). 

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