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Mueller, Paul

Figure 10-158A. Styles of Mueller Temp-Plate heat transfer plates. (1) Double-embossed surface, inflated both sides. Used in immersion applications, using both sides of the heat transfer plate. (2) Single-embossed surface, inflated one side, used for interior tank walls, conveyor beds. (3) Dimpled surface (one side), available MIG plugwelded or resistance spot welded. Used for interior tank walls, conveyor belts. (Used by permission Bui. TP-108-9, 1994. Paul Mueller Company.)... Figure 10-158A. Styles of Mueller Temp-Plate heat transfer plates. (1) Double-embossed surface, inflated both sides. Used in immersion applications, using both sides of the heat transfer plate. (2) Single-embossed surface, inflated one side, used for interior tank walls, conveyor beds. (3) Dimpled surface (one side), available MIG plugwelded or resistance spot welded. Used for interior tank walls, conveyor belts. (Used by permission Bui. TP-108-9, 1994. Paul Mueller Company.)...
Figure 10-162. Typical heat transfer cement/mastic sealing between vessel and heat transfer plates/coils/Temp-Plates using spring-loaded assembly. (Used by permission Cat. TP-108-9, 1994. Paul Mueller Co.)... Figure 10-162. Typical heat transfer cement/mastic sealing between vessel and heat transfer plates/coils/Temp-Plates using spring-loaded assembly. (Used by permission Cat. TP-108-9, 1994. Paul Mueller Co.)...
Clive A. Edwards. The Impact of Pesticides on the Environment. In The Pesticide Question, 13-47. David Pimentel and Hugh Lehman, eds. New York Chapman and Hall, 1993. G. Fischer. Presentation Speech to Paul Mueller. Nobel Lectures, Physiology or Medicine, 1942-1962. New York Elsevier, 1964. Source for God-given substance English journal article and Swedish houseflies. [Pg.230]

At this same meeting, it was decided to make overtures to the oldest, largest explosives firm on the continent — Dynamit Nobel A.G. Haefliger s minutes read "Paul Mueller, chairman of DAG, would be contacted as to the way in which we should include the explosives interests in our circle." The committee decided to invite Mueller to all future meetings. [Pg.259]

A. This attachment was purely a formal one. We worked together with them in the fields of cellulose. Yes, oh yes, Dynamit A.G. s General Director, Dr. Paul Mueller, was the most respected expert in Germany for powder and explosives. But Farben didn t have any such specialists. [Pg.316]

Q. Now, we offer this strictly confidential letter from Paul Mueller to you. Please look at it and tell me whether it recalls to your memory that he set forth here all the mobilization plans for Dynamit A.G. ... [Pg.316]

The director general, Paul Mueller, was married to Schmitz s sister. Although he lost his title, Mueller was kept as Schmitz s emissary. He was permitted also to sit on Farben s technical committee, which approved all Dynamit A.G. s expenditures. The new arrangement was friendly but firm. Mueller was to have some say in managing the business, but strictly subject to Farben s direction. [Pg.322]

Mueller, G. M., McKenzie, L. R., Homanics, G. E., Watkins, S. C., Robbins, P. D. and Paul, H. S. Complementation of defective leucine decarboxylation in fibroblasts from a maple syrup urine disease patient by retrovirus-mediated gene transfer. Gene Ther. 2 461-468,1995. [Pg.683]

In France, the first university to establish a chair of physical chemistry was Nancy, in northeastern France. The Alsatian Paul-Thiebaud Mueller began lecturing on physical chemistry in Nancy s new Chemical Institute in 1890 a chair was established in 1899. The founding of a chair for physical chemistry at Nancy illustrates the competitive disciplinary politics of organic chemistry and physical chemistry. This first chair in physical chemistry in France was authorized as a replacement for the chair of organic chemistry, left vacant... [Pg.158]

DDT was one of the first pesticides that was developed. For many years, it was used successfully to protect crops and fight disease epidemics. Paul Mueller, the scientist who discovered DDT s use as a pesticide, was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1948. [Pg.102]

Ann W. Newman, Imre M. Vitez, Ronald L. Mueller, Chris C. Kiesnowski, W. Paul Findlay,... [Pg.459]

Vacuum Vessel Fryma GEI-Ki-eiger (GEI North America) Groen Koruma (Romaco) Lee Industries Paul Mueller Co. [Pg.509]

Duncan GE, Criswell HE, McCown TJ, Paul LA, Mueller RA, Breese GR (1987) Behavioral and neurochemical responses to haloperidol and SCH-23390 in rats treated neonatally or as adults with 6-hydroxydopamine. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 243 1027-1034. [Pg.285]

The perception of risks and benefits changes with time as the history of DDT illustrates. DDT was first synthesized in 1874 by the German chemist Zeidler. However, the insecticidal properties of DDT were discovered only later, in 1939, by Paul Mueller in Switzerland, who received the Nobel Prize for his discovery. After it became available on the market, DDT was accepted immediately and used on a large scale. For the first time in history, people could control insects effectively. Mothers could relieve their children from lice, farmers could protect their livestock and harvest. DDT has probably been responsible for saving more lives than any other synthetic chemical, perhaps with the exception of antibiotics. It is estimated that around 1940 ca 300 million people suffered from malaria. The mortality rate was about 1 percent. Thirty years later DDT and WHO (World Health organization) malaria program had eradicated malaria in many parts of the world. DDT also... [Pg.420]

In 1948, the Swiss chemist Paul Mueller was awarded a Nobel Prize for his discovery of the insecticidal properties of DDT. If Mueller had made his discovery more recently, would he have been as likely to receive the Nobel Prize How might thinking about biogeochemical cycles have influenced recent judgements ... [Pg.53]

A number of our colleagues across the chemical sciences community provided the committee with helpful input. The committee thanks Patrick G. Hatcher, Robert G. Keesee, Karl T. Mueller, and Paul Ziemann. [Pg.8]

The use of a synthetic chemicals in pest control began in the middle 1940s when Paul Mueller, a Swiss chemist, discovered insecticidal jMopeities of dichlorodijrfienyl-trichloroethane(DDT), which was commercialized in 1942. [Pg.353]

The author would like to acknowledge Drs. Ronald Hanson, Amit Banerjee, Venkata Nanduri, Jeffrey Howell, Steven Goldberg, Robert Johnston, Paul Cino, Mary-Jo Donovan, Dana Cazzulino, Richard Mueller, Shanker Swaminathan, Lawrence Parker, John Venit, Thomas LaPorte, Thomas Tully, John Wasylyk, Laszlo Szarka, Michael Montana, Sushil Srivastava, Raphael Ko, and Jerome Moniot, for research collaboration during this work. [Pg.57]

Anonymous (1947). Paul Weir. Engineering News-Record 139(Jul. 10) 170. P Anonymous (1955). Paul Weir. Water Works Engineering 108(2) 124. P Anonymous (1972). Paul Weir retires in Atlanta. Mueller Record (12) 7. P Weir, P. (1940). The effect of internal pipe lining on water quality. Journal of the American Water Works Association 32(9) 1547-1576. [Pg.966]

Mognetti BM, Vimau P, Yelash L, Paul W, Binder K, Mueller M, Mac-Dowell LGJ (2009) Chem Phys 130 044101... [Pg.290]

Walbot, V, Mueller, L., Silady, R.A. Goodman, C.D. (1999). Do glutathione S-transferases acts as enzymes or as carrier proteins for their natural substrates In Sulfur Metabolism in Higher Plants, Molecular, Biochemical and Physiological Aspects (eds C. Bmnold, H. Rennenberg, L.J. De Kok, 1. Smlen J.C. Davidian), pp. 155-165. Paul Haupt, Bern. [Pg.203]

Walbot, V. Mueller, L. A. Silady, R. A. Goodman, C. D. In Sulfur Nutrition and Sulfur Assimilation in Higher Plants Brunold C. et al. Eds. Paul Haupt Bern, Switzerland, 2000 pp 155-165. [Pg.231]

Chlorination of ethanol to produce trichloroacetaldehyde, CCI3CHO, was first described in 1832. Its hydrated form is called chloral and is a powerful hypnotic with the nickname knockout drops. Chloral is a key reagent in the synthesis of DDT, which was first prepared in 1874 and was demonstrated by Paul Mueller in 1939 to be a powerful insecticide. The use of DDT in the suppression of insect-home diseases was perhaps best described in a 1970 report by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences To only a few chemicals does man owe as great a debt as to DDT.. .. In little more than two decades, DDT has prevented 500 million human deaths, due to malaria, that otherwise would have been inevitable. DDT effectively kills the Anopheles mosquito, the main carrier of the malaria parasite. Malaria afflicts hundreds of millions of people worldwide and claims... [Pg.120]

Dr. Paul Mueller (1899-1965), J. R. Geigy Co., Basel, Switzerland, Nobel Prize 1948 (physiology or medicine). [Pg.120]

Laboratory curiosity until discovery of insecticidal properties, Paul Mueller, Switzerland. 1939... [Pg.1149]


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