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Modified Modify

Chemicals ( fcl Un- SBR- EVA- PAE- PVDC- Un- SBR- EVA- PAE- PVDC-Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified ... [Pg.126]

Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified Modified... [Pg.127]

Modified Modified Modified Cement Type of Mortar Concrete... [Pg.138]

PVA- EVA- SBR- PAE- Poly(styrene-Modtfied Modified Modified Modified butyl acrylate)-... [Pg.144]

Zorbax PSM packings are produced in three forms unmodified, trimethyl-silane modified, and diol modified. Modified Zorbax PSM packings are produced by chemically bonding a layer on the silica surface through siloxane bonds (Table 3.1). Silanized Zorbax PSM packings suppress adsorption effects and are the preferred choice when the mobile phase contains organic solvents. Unsilanized and diol modified Zorbax PSM packings should be used when the mobile phase consists of aqueous solvents. [Pg.77]

Applications Off-line SFE-HPLC appears to be applicable and quantitative for a variety of samples in many real -world matrices. The main challenge lies in the use of this technique for the more polar compounds. Quantitative off-line SFE-SFC-UV analysis of HDPE/Ethanox 330 was described after extensive method development (varying modifiers, modifier concentration, temperature) [129]. Soxhlet extraction and SFE-RPLC-UV of PE samples were compared [127]. A sample size (inhomogeneity) problem was pointed out when a SFE reproducibility study was performed on five 3-mg samples of PE. This points to limits... [Pg.446]

Preferred Amino Acid Side Chain Modified Modifying Agent... [Pg.243]

F. Ghamouss, S. Ledru, N. Ruille, F. Lantier, and M. Boujtita, Bulk-modified modified screen-printing carbon electrodes with both lactate oxidase (LOD) and horseradish peroxide (HRP) for the determination of 1-lactate in flow injection analysis mode. Anal. Chim. Acta 570, 158-164 (2006). [Pg.604]

Electrical grades Modified Glass modified Modified 30% GF ... [Pg.546]

Soon, a second question is asked I wonder if the modified recipe would taste different if we used only half as much butter so the modified recipe is further modified and tested against the recipe that uses half as many eggs. And a third question, I wonder if the modified-modified recipe would taste different if we used artificial flavoring so the modified-modifed recipe is further modified and tested against the recipe that uses half as many eggs and half as much butter. And so on. The result is a recipe that tastes like cardboard. ... [Pg.173]

Structural modifiers. Modifiers such as cis-, irons-, etc., are listed in (Table 1-6 see also page A-69). Usually such modifiers are used as itaidzed prefixes and are connected to die formula by a hyphen [cir-, irons-, etc.]. [Pg.519]

Rohm Haas (1991) Which Cement Modifier Modifies Best , Philadelphia, PA. [Pg.125]

An unretained ideal peak with k = 0 and a very small injection volume is likely to have a peak width of 0.032 min at the base. An indirect injection of a much larger volume requires that the loop contents be swept onto the column over an extended time. If the total flow rate is 70 mL/min and the initial concentration is 5% modifier (modifier flow = 3.5 mL/min), a 2-mL loop is swept in 0.285 min. An unretained peak would have a peak width >0.285 min. Injecting into the modifier line thus artificially broadens a peak compared to the ideal with a small injection volume. [Pg.522]

Pressure (density) Temperature Presence of a modifier Modifier concentration... [Pg.547]

For HPLC-MS/MS assays, the mobile phase is an important consideration. For reversed-phase HPLC systems (the most common), mobile phase A is water plus one or more modifiers while mobile phase B is usually either acetonitrile or methanol with one or more modifiers. Modifiers have to be volatile for HPLC-MS/MS assays. Typical modifiers are acetic acid, formic acid, and ammonium acetate. Formic acid is so popular that it is now available as a premixed HPLC solvent (0.1% in water or acetonitrile). Most other modifiers are not recommended. Triethylamine (TEA) and trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) are a problem as they are known to cause ion-suppression problems. For some special HPLC-MS/MS assays that need ion-pairing reagents, hexylamine and heptafluorobutyric acid have been found to be successful [51-53], Gao et al. [54] recently evaluated a series of ion-pairing reagents in terms of their suitability for an HPLC-MS/MS assay. [Pg.12]

Refs. 104 and 107, 70 to 100 bar pressure, catalysts not pre-modified, modifier added to reactor with reactant. [Pg.345]


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