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As a result of investigating the nonhalide phenol and carboxylic acid compounds as potential new hosts, it was found out that three types of phenol compound and seven types of carboxylic acid compound will form inclusion complexes with Cl-MIT (Tables 2-4). 

Apart from the high power of detection, also the realization of the highest analytical accuracy is very important. This relates to the freedom of interferences. Whereas the interferences stemming from influences of the sample constituents on the sample introduction or on the volatilization, ionization and excitation in the radiation source differ widely from one source to another, most sources emit line-rich spectra and thus the risks for spectral interferences in AES are high. In the wavelength range 200-400 nm, as an example, only for arc and spark sources have more than 200 000 spectral lines yet been identified with respect to wavelength and element in the classical MIT Tables. Consequently, spectral interferences are much more severe than in AAS or AFS work. 

Several other tables are available that are condensations of the MIT table. Earlier editions of Lange s Handbook of Chemistry, have a table of lines from 2000 to 9200 A by wavelength and another of sensitive lines by element. Shorter lists of 500 sensitive lines for 85 elements arranged by wavelength and also by element have been prepared from the longer MIT tables by Harrison. ... 

Traeer impulse data of a eommereial hydrodesulfurizer (Sherwood, A Course in Process Design, MIT Press, 1963) with 10 mm eatalyst pellets are given in the following table. 

The MIT/BIT based biocide has a number of important advantages over both CIT/MIT and BIT alone and these are summarised in Table 8. 

Many handbooks like the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics provide, on behalf of electrochemistry investigation, values of standard reduction potentials, listed either in alphabetical order and/or in potential order. These must be considered as potentials of completely reversible redox systems. In current analytical practice one is interested in half-wave potentials of voltammetric, mostly polarographic analysis in various specific media, also in the case of irreversible systems. Apart from data such as those recently provided by Rach and Seiler (Spurenanalyse mit Polarographischen und Voltammetrischen Methoden, Hiithig, Heidelberg, 1984), these half-wave potentials are given in the following table (Application Note N-l, EG G Princeton Applied Research, Princeton, NJ, 1980). 

The cost data used for the example is given in Table 8.3. The f mit value for the unit found in the objective given in constraint (8.62) is zero in this example. The cost data given in Table 8.3 is randomly chosen data. 

Tungsten. Chemicool Periodic Table, David D. Hsu, http //wild-turkey.mit.edu/Chemicool/elements/tungsten.html... 

Harrison, G. R. 1939, MIT Wavelength Tables, New York John Wiley Sons. 

Flammable gas or vapor-air mixtures Due to their low minimum ignition energies (<1 mj), avoidance of effective ignition sources in flammable gas or vapor-air mixtures is in principle possible only in exceptional cases. For hot surfaces a maximum permissible surface temperature Tmax must be specified, with the help of the minimum ignition temperature (MIT) of flammable gases, vapors, or liquids, so that the temperature of all surfaces is not exceeded (Table 23-8). 

TABLE 1 Cost Estimate for Modular Integrated Treatment System (MITS) Technology (thousand of dollars)... 

TABLE 2 Cost per Cubic Yard of Soil Treated with MITS Technology... 

The MITS technology has been used at various sites. The remediation costs for each site is presented in Table 2. 

Note All links in tiiis table can be found in web.mit.edu/huibersAvww/greenchem.html (Sherman et al., 1998). 

Alternatively, alkyl aryl ethers can be prepared from support-bound aliphatic alcohols by Mitsunobu etherification with phenols (Table 7.13). In this variant of the Mit-sunobu reaction, the presence of residual methanol or ethanol is less critical than in the etherification of support-bound phenols, because no dialkyl ethers can be generated by the Mitsunobu reaction. For this reason, good results will also be obtained if the reaction mixture is allowed to warm upon mixing DEAD and the phosphine. Both triphenyl- and tributylphosphine can be used as the phosphine component. Tributyl-phosphine is a liquid and generally does not give rise to insoluble precipitates. This reagent must, however, be handled with care because it readily ignites in air when absorbed on paper. 

Table 2 Inclusion complexation of Cl-MIT by phenol host compounds.

Inclusion complexes were prepared by crystallization of Cl-MIT and host compounds from methanol. When alkyl phenol compounds (2-10) were used as hosts, a 2 1 complex (17) of 2,4-di-ferf-butylphenol (8) and Cl-MIT (1) was obtained (Table 2). However, other similarly structured phenol compounds (2-7,9,10) failed to yield inclusion complexes. For example, when a tert -butyl group from 8 was exchanged for a methyl group (6) or an ethyl group (7), no inclusion complex was obtained, so it is obvious that even a slight difference in structure influences whether or not an inclusion complex is formed. 

Furthermore, in the inclusion complexation when bisphenol compounds (19-22) were used as hosts, a 1 1 complex (23) of 4,4 -ethylidencbisphcnol (21) with Cl-MIT (1) was obtained (Table 3). However, inclusion complexes were not obtained with the other similarly structured bisphenol compounds (19,20,22). 

Next, when hydroxybenzoic acid compounds (24-30) were used as hosts, a 1 1 complex (36) of 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid (27) with Cl-MIT (1), a 3 2 complex (37) of 2,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid (28) with 1, and a 1 1 complex (38) of 3,4-dihydroxybenzoic acid (29) with 1 were obtained (Table 4). 

TABLE 9.1 Number of Men and Women Faculty in the School of Science at MIT, 1994... 

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