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Stereon Pkestone Specialty materials linear B sibcone oil high polystyrene content... 

Quantitative XRF analysis has developed from specific to universal methods. At the time of poor computational facilities, methods were limited to the determination of few elements in well-defined concentration ranges by statistical treatment of experimental data from reference material (linear or second order curves), or by compensation methods (dilution, internal standards, etc.). Later, semi-empirical influence coefficient methods were introduced. Universality came about by the development of fundamental parameter approaches for the correction of total matrix effects... 

Xia and Ball (1999) measured sorption isotherms for a series of chlorinated benzenes and PAHs for an aquitard material (foc = 0.015 kg oc kg-1 solid) from a formation believed to date to the middle to late Miocene. Hence, compared to soils or recent sediment POM, the organic matter present in this aquitard material can be assumed to be fairly mature and/or contain char particles from prehistoric fires. A nonlinear isotherm was found for TeCB (fitting Eq. 9-2) and the following Freundlich parameters were reported XreCBF = 128(mg g 1)(mg mL 1) "T CBand "TeCB = 0.80. For partitioning of TeCB to this material (linear part of the isotherm at higher concentrations), the authors found a Kioc value of 4.2 x 104 L kg oc. 

This plastic includes a large group of polyaddition polymers which are formed through the reaction of bifunctional or trifunctional alcohols with di- or polyisocyanates. By varying the starting materials, linear as well as crosslinked macromolecules with correspondingly different properties are formed. Alcohols with three functional groups and/or triisocyanate are used to make crosslinked polyurethane elastomers (PUR). 

Sahimi Heterogeneous Materials Linear Transport and Optical Properties (Vol. I)... 

The concept of shape selectivity relies on the control of the adsorption and diffusion of the molecule in the pore of the catalytic material. Linear paraffins have the smallest critical diameter among hydrocarbons and can therefore penetrate smaller pore structures. In the figure, for example, the n-heptane molecule penetrates the tubular... 

Using regression analysis to quantify the intrinsic cellulose, lignin, and ash fractions effects on a few products, MacKay and Roberts (1982) studied the pyrolytic behavior of 20 unmodified or native powdered Hgnocellulosic materials. Linear regression models for total mass and carbon yields of the products were developed, assuming each constituent fraction of the biomass was pyrolyzed independently. They concluded that char yield increased with substrate ca n content char yield from lignin content was found to be three times that of cellulose content. They did not study the gas nor tar composition in their experiments. In addition their particle sizes... 

To obtain liquid-crystalline films with excellent optical properties, the crossiinkable cyclic siloxane should also be of low viscosity. Therefore, small-ring cyclic siloxanes with 4-7 siloxane units are used for these materials. Linear siloxanes can also be used because the argument to meet the condition 7 g RT is no longer essential. 

Thus, based on the results presented here, the presence of carbons that are irradiated by energetic ions in space very likely produces carbynoid structures. These could play a role in explaining one of the oldest mysteries in the study of the interstellar medium, namely the identifications of species responsible for the so-called diffuse interstellar bands, a forest of absorption lines seen in many directions of the sky. In fact, among the many suggested materials, linear carbon chains seem to be among the most promising (see e.g. References 2-4.)... 

The radiation protective properties of RubCon with regard to y-radiation are defined by linear attenuation coefficient (LAC) value. LAC is the actual fraction of photons interacting per unit thickness of material. Linear attenuation coefficient values indicate the rate at which photons interact as they move through material. LAC depends on properties of the material and radiant energy. 

Higher n-olefins of Cs-Ci4 are used as intermediates in the manufacture of several types of surfactant materials. Linear internal olefins are used in the production of linear alkylbenzene alkylphenol detergent alcohols, which in turn is used to produce alcohol sulfates, alcohol ethoxylates, and alcohol ether sulfates and synthetic lubricants. a-Olefins are used in the production of detergent alcohols, linear alkylbenzene, synthetic lubricants, and a-olefin sulfonates (another ionic surfactant). 

But because of the diversity of materials, linear approximation of dependence of velocity of growth V on strain rate is not enough for the description of the complex behavior of media. 

Temperature Range (K) Material Linear Thermal Expansion Coefficient (K-1)... 

Initially the pseudo-elastic material is in its austenitic phase at room temperature. Initially the material in the austenitic phase deforms like a conventional material linear elastic under load. With increasing loads a stress-induced transformation of the austenitic to the martensitic phase is initiated at the pseudo-yield stress Rpe- This transformation is accompanied with large reversible strains at nearly constant stresses, resulting in a stress plateau shown in Fig. 6.53. At the end of the stress plateau the sample is completely transformed into martensite. Additional loading passing the upper stress plateau causes a conventional elastic and subsequently plastic deformation of the martensitic material. If the load is decreased within the plateau and the stress reaches the lower stress level a reverse transformation from martensite to austenite occurs. Since the strains are fully reversible the material and the sample respectively is completely recovered to its underformed shape. These strains are often called pseudo-elastic because the reversible deformation is caused by a reversible phase transformation and is not only due to a translation of atoms out of their former equilibrium position [74]. 

Fig. 4.4. Axial stress and strain in the notched cross section for two different materials Linear-elastic (dashed line) and elastic-plastic (solid line). The figure shows the nominal stresses and strains (Tnss, nss) and the maximum values in the linear-elastic (o-max,el, Smax.el) and elastic-plastic case (Umax, Smax)...

Material Linear thermal expansion coefficient a in units of (10-6 °c-l) T in units of°C Temp, range (°C)... 

Remediation of high level waste (HLW) stream by using a SLM TODGA Quantitative recovery of Am(lll), Eu(lll), Pu(lV), Np(lV) and U(V1) from simulated HLW No transport of monovalent cation like Cs(l) Transport rates marginally affected by the presence of structural materials Linear decrease of permeability by increasing the radiation dose over 0.46 MGy Ansari et al. (2007)... 

Since where (3 is the material linear coefficient of expansion,... 

Fig. 33. The transformed BET plot to determine surface are typical of silica material. Linear range is assumed to be 0.05-0.35 of P. ...

Linearity Two types of linearity are normally assumed Material linearity (Hookean stress-strain behavior) or linear relation between stress and strain Geometric hnearity or small strains and deformation. 

The strain is obtained considering the material linear elastic. 

In thermoplastic materials, linear macromolecules can align themselves uniformly parallel to one another in microscopic regions and form crystallites, with or without regularly arranged substituents that are not too large. Polymer materials with crystalline regions invariably contain additional amorphous zones where the macromolecules cannot be ordered, which is why they are called semi-crystalline. Besides semi-crystalline materials there are also amorphous thermoplastics [1]. 

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