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As previously described, Eq. 6 contains two constants characteristic of the system and the sample, feo and S, which can be determined by two chromatographic mns differing only in tc. These two values allow to calculate log fe using Eq. 4. However, because there is no empirical solution, values of log few and S have to be computed by iteration. Such procedures are included in several commercially available LC software packages, such as Drylab (Rheodyne, CA, USA), Chromsword (Merck, Darmstadt, Germany), ACD/LC simulator (Advanced Chemical Development, Toronto, Canada) or Osiris (Datalys, Grenoble, Erance). This approach was comprehensively described and successfully applied for accurate log P determination of several solutes with diverse chemical structures [9, 12, 43, 50]. 

Scot, Michael. The texts of Michael Scot s Ars Alchemie by S.H. Thomson. Osiris 5 (1938) 523-559. Translated by Samuel Harrison Thomson. 

Albertus Magnus. Albertus Magnus, De Occultis Nature by P. Kibre. Osiris 13 (1958) 157-183. 

Kibre, Pearl. The De Occultis Naturae attributed to Albertus Magnus. Osiris 11 (1954) 23-39. 

Wilson, William Jerome. An alchemical manuscript. Bruges , 1936. probably a reprint of the 1921 Osiris article... 

Wilson, William Jerome. "Catalogue of Latin and vernacular alchemical manuscripts in the United States and Canada." Osiris, 1939, 1-836. 

The Chemical revolution essays in reinterpretation. Osiris 4 (1988) 234p. 

Jacquart, Danielle. Theory, everyday practice, and three 15th-century physicians. Osiris 6 (1990) 140-160. 

Duncan, Edgar Hill. The natural history of metals and minerals in the universe of Milton s Paradise Lost. Osiris 11 (1954) 386-421. 

Kuan Y-J, Chamley SB, Huang H-C, Tseng W-L, Kisiel Z (2003) Astrophys J 593 848 Kueppers M, Bertini I, Fomasier S, Gutierez PJ Hviid SF, Jorda L, Keller HU, Knollenberg J, Koschny D, Kramm R, Lara L-M, Sierks AH, Thomas N, Barbieri C, Lamy P, Rickman H, Rodrigo R the OSIRIS team (2005) Nature 437 987 Kvenholden K, Lawless J,Pering K, Peterson E, Flores J, Ponnamperuma C, Kaplan IR, Moore C (1970) Nature 228 923... 

Physics and Chemistry Commensurate or Incommensurate Sciences " The Invention of Physical Science Intersections of Mathematics, Theology and Natural Philosophy Since the Seventeenth Century. Essays in Honor of Erwin N. Hiebert, ed. Mary Jo Nye et al. (Dordrecht Kluwer, 1992) 105224 "National Styles Research Schools in French and English Chemistry, 18801930," Osiris [2]8 (1993) 3049 and "Philosophies of Chemistry since the Eighteenth Century," in Seymour Mauskopf, ed., Chemical Sciences in the Modern World (Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press, in press). I am grateful for permissions to publish materials previously published. 

Osiris (1989) and the March 1992 issue of the British Journal for the History of Science 25, no. 84, entitled Organic Chemistry and High Technology, 18501950. 

See Kathryn Olesko, "Tacit Knowledge and School Formation Exact Experimental Physics at Gottingen," in Osiris, 2d ser. Vol. VIII, Research Schools (to appear in 1993), ed. Gerald Geison and F. L. Holmes. 

Arthur Hantzsch at Wurzburg had difficulty getting his papers published because organic chemists editing the Berichte of the German Chemical Society insisted on the use of classical chemical methods for establishing the identity of a compound rather than methods of cryoscopy or spectroscopy. See Jeffrey Johnson, "Hierarchy and Creativity in Chemistry, 18711914," Osiris, 2d ser., 5 (1989) 214240, on 234. 

See Mulliken, Life, 136 and S. S. Schweber, "Shelter Island, Pocono, and Oldstone The Emergence of American Quantum Electrodynamics after World War II," Osiris, 2d ser., 2 (1986) 265302, on 277. John Van Vleck was present (279). 

The Complementarity of Teaching and Research in Liebig s Laboratory." Ed. Kathryn M. Olesko. Osiris, 2d ser.,... 

Consequence Analysis of an Oil Refinery Explosion in Thailand, Pramuk Osiri, Berrin Tansel, Chalermchai Chaikittiporn, and Preecha Loosereewanich... 

Osiris also had a brother, Set, who was evil and jealous of Osiris abilities and popularity. Because he was jealous, Set decided to kill Osiris. To accomplish this he had a beautiful box made to the exact shape and size of Osiris body and invited his brother, many of their friends, and 72 evil accomplices, to a feast. At the banquet Set declared that he would award the beautifully crafted box to the person who fit in it the best. All of the guests took turns lying in the box, but of course, it only fit Osiris. No sooner had Osiris lain down in the box... 

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