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Realistic samples contain CNTs with different layer numbers, circumferences, and orientations. If effects of small interlayer interactions are neglected, the magnetic properties of a multi-walled CNT (MWCNT) are given by those of an ensemble of single-walled CNTs (SWCNTs). The distribution function for the circumference, p(L), is not known and therefore we shall consider following two different kinds. The first is the rectangular distribution, p(L) = mn)... 

Figure 1.20 Periodic concentration profile of a regular multi-lamellar pattern in a rectangular interdigital micro mixer, determined by photometric-type analysis [119].

For a short description of the aims of experimental concentration cycling with respect to citraconic acid formation, see [13]. It is also demonstrated there that the response to rectangular concentration pulses for a given reactor configuration of a multi-channel-stack micro reactor can be improved by increasing the number of platelets and channels (while reducing their diameter). Such behavior was shovm for an incompressible fluid, i.e. is not solely related to the above-mentioned reaction. 

To verify the success of the different deposition steps, in combination with the Split Pool methodology X-ray fluorescence was chosen as an analysis tool. Elemental analysis was performed by X-ray fluorescence analysis on an Eagle II pProbe (Roentgenanalytik) with Rh-Ka radiation. An essential feature is the small diameter of the measurement spot The X-ray beam is focused by a multi-capillary system to a 50 pm spot on the sample surface. XRF analysis of the 8x12 catalyst library selection (Fig. 2.20) was routinely accomplished automatically by an elemental mapping at a pattern of 512x400 points, equally distributed over the rectangular library field, each point (50 pm diameter) was measured for 300 ms. 

Mixer 36 [M 36] Unfocused Interdigital Multi-laminating Micro Mixer with Co-flow Injection Scheme (I), Rectangular Mixer ... 

The rectangular mixer is composed of four plates (see Figure 1.78) [20, 39, 124], The second plate contains the complete interdigital feed for one fluid (reservoir + multi-channel feed), the multi-channel feed of the other fluid (without reservoir), the focusing section and the mixing channel. The third plate comprises two rows of multiple holes serving as conduits to the underlying fluid reservoir. Fluid distribution is achieved via these holes. A first plate serves as cover. 

Figure 1.89 Multi-lamination flow patterns in the rectangular interdigital micro mixer for various flow rates [20] (by courtesy of AlChE).

Van Theemsche, A., Deconinck, J., Van den Bossche, B., Bortels, L., Numerical solution of a multi-ion one-potential model for electroosmotic flow in two-dimensional rectangular microchannels. Anal. Chem. 2002, 74(19), 4919-4926. 

Typical 13C rectangular pulses with y Blmax = 20 kHz (12.5 and 25 /is for 90° and 180° pulses) generate large off-resonance effects for chemical shift range of 200 ppm required for 13C. These effects can lead to a significant attenuation or complete loss of signal in multi-pulse INADEQUATE pulse sequences. Practical implementations of INADEQUATE pulse sequences must, therefore, include some sort of compensation of off-resonance effects. Several approaches have been reported to date. 

In the previous chapters it was seen that the linear coefficients, Bj, and the rectangular (interaction) coefficients. By, can be efficiently estimated by a two-level factorial or fractional factorial design. To determine also the square coefficients, Bjj, it will, however, be necessary to explore the variations of the experimental variables on more than two levels. One possibility would be to use a multi-level factorial design to define a grid of experimental points in the domain. However, with r levels and k variables, the number of experiments, increases rapidly and becomes prohibitively large when the number of levels and the number of variables increase. 

These essentially consist of a pair of closely spaced, vertical rectangular plates bounded on the sides by the electrodes. The sample and carrier buffer are fed from the top of the slit and travel down in laminar flow to a battery of fraction collectors at the bottom. Unlike the Philpot-Harwell device, which is essentially adiabatic, the thin-film separator can be cooled at the plates. The commercially available device, the Elphor , has a throughput of around 0.1 g/h of protein when operated for multi-component separation. It has been used to separate not only proteins, but cells and other particulate materials. Like the Philpot-Harwell apparatus, it uses a relatively large quantity of carrier buffer and the products are substantially diluted during separation. 

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