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The research work is supported by grants from the National Swedish Board for Technical Development and the visiting scientists Gao Z M and Zhang P Y by fellowships from Academia Sinica and Ministry of Education, P.R. of China, respectively, which is gratefully acknowledged. 

The authors gratefully acknowledge Jacques Adda and his group for continuous support and helpful advice throughout the course of the study. Funds to carry out this work were provided by STU, the National Swedish Board for Technical Development, No 86-3859, for which the authors are deeply indebted. 

Fors, S. Flavor Composition of Oat Oil, Isolation and Analysis. (In Swedish). STU-Report No. 86-3859, 1988, p. 47. The National Swedish Board for Technical Development, Stockholm, Sweden. 

These studies have been financed by The National Swedish Board for Technical Development (STU) grant 86-03476P, and The Swedish Natural Science Research Council (NFR), grant K-KU 1910-300. The scholarship for HJ from The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, is gratefully acknowledged. 

The continuous support from the National Swedish Board for Technical Development is gratefully acknowledged. 

The authors kindly acknowledges Goran Wirmark, Volvo Technological Development and Prof Bengt Kasemo, Chalmers University of Technology, for contributing effort and valuable discussion. The financial support from the National Swedish Board for Technical Development (contract no. 89-01176). 

The authors wish to express their thanks to the National Swedish Board for Technical Development for financial support of this project. Thanks also go to Mr. A. Mathiasson for his assistance in the experiments. 

The studies of proteins and amino acids on solid surfaces are supported by grants from the Swedish Natural Science Research Council and from the National Swedish Board for Technical Development. We wish to thank Mr. Tommy Nylander for stimulating discussions in connection with the jS-lactoglobulin experiments. 

Our research on protein adsorption on solid surfaces is supported by the National Swedish Board for Technical Development under a program in Surface Physics and Chemistry . 

This work has been supported by the National Swedish Board for Technical and Industrial Development (NUTEK), U.S.O.N.R. (A. J. Sedriks, Contract Officer) contract N0001485K0437, and the U.S.N.S.F. International Program Division (Christine Glenday, Contract Officer). 

G. G. acknowledges the receipt of an SERC studentship. The authors are grateful to the Swedish Natural Science Council, Swedish Council for Forestry and Agricultural Research and The National Swedish Board for Technical Development. 

The authors acknowledge the financial support from the Swedish Board for Technical Development (STU) and the Swedish National Energy Administration (STEV). 

Acknowledgment. These investigations are part of a research program on the environmental degradation of polymers supported by the Swedish National Board for Technical Developments (SIU), which we gratefully acknowledge. 

I want to thank my friends and collaborators over the years. Bo Persson and Stig Andersson, for critically reading this manuscript. The work has been supported by the Swedish National Board for Technical Development and the Swedish National Science Research Council. 

Thanks are due to R. van Sluijs and P. A. M. Steeman for their valuable contributions to the experiments and to Professor J. D. McGervey for fruitful discussions. M. Welander acknowledges the grant from the Swedish National Board for Technical Development. 

The continuous support form the Swedish National Board for Technical Developments and all who have contributed to this research field are gratefully... 

Our research on chemical sensors and electronic noses is supported by grants from the Swedish National Board for Technical and Industrial Development, the Swedish Engineering Sciences Research Council and the Center for Industrial Information Technology at Linkdping University. 

Acknowledgements. Financial support from the Swedish Natural Science Research Council and from the Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development is gratefully acknowledged. We thank Elsevier Science Publishers for the kind permission to reproduce Figs. 1, 8 and 11 from Ref. [1]. The authors wish to express their gratitude to past and present coworkers who have made significant contributions to topics treated, and whose names appear in the reference list. The authors also thank Doc. Michael Sharp for linguistic assistance. 

The catalytic combustion work at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Technology-Chemical Technology at the Royal Institute of Technology is financially supported by NUTEK, the Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development. 

This work has been performed within the Competence Centre for Catalysis, which is financed by NUTEK - The Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development, Chalmers University of Technology, AB Volvo, Saab Automobile AB, Johnson Matthey, ABB FlSkt Industri AB, Perstorp AB and AB Svensk Bilprovning. 

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