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Normal Powders were also subsequently manufd in Switzerland, Denmark, England, Belgium and Australia... 

D Brooke. Dissolution profile of log-normal powders Exact expression. J Pharm Sci 65 795-798, 1973. 

A normalized powder x-ray diffraction pattern for pentazocine (Sterling-Winthrop) is shown in Figure 9> It was recorded on a Rigaku X-ray Diffractometer Miniflex with Cu K, Ni filtered radiation at 4000 cps, TC/l, ss/s, 0.5 2 -6/ min. 

The flow characteristics of hydrated lime can vary widely, with the angle of repose ranging from almost 0 ° when it is aerated, to 90 ° when it is compacted and/or damp. Its handling properties, however, do not generally cause problems, providing its moisture content is less than 2 % and normal powder handling techniques are used. 

The gum Arabica powder specimen (SI) was collected from Merk (India) and was subjected to a sol-gel process along with pure water so that the polysaccharide host chain could form more complex higher polymers over those in normal powder form. Next, the sol specimens are extracted at initial state 30, 60, and 120 minutes. The experimental specimens (S2, S3, S4, and S5 respectively) were developed by adequate drying of the sols at environmental condition. The developed gum Arabica specimens (S2-S5) are supposed to exhibit a change in molecular structure over that in SI due to prolongation of the sol gel process. FTIR analysis on pure gum Arabica was carried out to examine its molecular structure and dynamical information. The analysis was carried out at high resolution FTIR setup in a KBr window (shown in Figure 12.14). 

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PZT ceramics can be made by normal powder processing methods. The main difficulty is the high volatility of PbO. To retain as much PbO as possible sintering may be performed with the component surrounded by a lead-rich powder such as PZ and enclosed in a lidded crucible. Even with these precautions there is usually some (typically 2-3%) loss of PbO, which is compensated for by adding additional PbO to the starting batch. A note about safety lead is toxic and exposure to lead compounds has a cumulative effect. It is therefore necessary that evaporation is controlled. 

One invention consists of a multipurpose cleaner/primer for roofing membranes. These elastomeric sheets are normally powdered with talc to prevent interlayer sticking in the roll. Instead of using separate cleaning solvent followed by a primer application the... 

In contrast to investigations of adsorption from the gas phase, the number of methods applicable to adsorption from the liquid phase is very small. On the one hand this is caused by the fact that not all methods using either electrons or ions can be applied in situ. In addition the adsorbents are normally powders with no plane surfaces. As a consequence the results of quantitative adsorption measurements are usually calculated from the difference between the liquid concentrations before and after the adsorption process. In principle, any analytical method may be used provided it has sufficient sensitivity pH measurements with a glass electrode and atomic adsorption spectroscopy (AAS) are standard, but complexometry and ion-selective electrodes can also be used. Radiochemical methods are useful in the case of small final concentrations. If electrochemical methods are used, one has to consider that activities, not concentrations, are obtained. In the case of partially soluble adsorbents, such as transition aluminas, their concentration should also be determined, as well as those of all other constituents of the solution, e.g., CO3. ... 

For weighing of fatty or semisolid starting materials so called greaseproof paper can be used. This type of paper is smoother and stronger compared to normal powder paper. Lipid penetrates slower into the paper, but interactions (migration) are not excluded. 

Negative electrode carbon is normally powder with particle size range of 5-20 pm. As carbon particles must receive electrons from external circuit and Li-ions from liquid electrolyte, the carbon particles have to contact both the metal current collector and the electrolyte liquid. Carbon powder is mixed with PVDF binder and then coated by a machine onto a thin metal copper foil, as shown in Figure 12.1.1. 

Fig. 1.13. Two-factor plot of the NIR spectral series of calcium stearate additives of different morphological forms (crude crystals, fine powder and normal powder). After Molt and Ihlbrock [237]. Reproduced from K. Molt and D. Ihlbrock, Fresenius J. Anal. Chem. 348, 523-529 (1994), by permission of Springer-Verlag, Copyright (1994).

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