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The following chapter contains a collection of six papers specifically dedicated to the topic of metal/graphite composites as candidate active materials for the negative electrodes of the lithium-ion batteries of the near future. Editors believe this chapter to be a very first attempt made in the worldwide electrochemical literature to group metal/graphite composite lithium-ion battery developers into a stand-alone section of a book. 

In many cases, the amount of final product is the only thing that interests the production manager. In cases where the ratio of starting materials or the process conditions are not easily changed, knowing when the process is complete is critical. Only a few papers specifically mentioned biomass in their titles. 

The importance of NMR in phosphorus chemistry is today not a matter for dispute—this was already clearly evident at the time of writing my earlier review on this topic/1986,15 This earlier review was concerned with nearly four hundred and fifty publications from the early days of NMR (about 1950) until the end of 1965. Papers specifically restricted to 31P data were not included but these were, however, reviewed by Van Wazer et a/.(1967,1> who at approximately the same time presented results for about three thousand compounds. 

It is observed that only the latter, 1 J(C, Ha), is affected by the dielectric solvent effect, while (C, Hs) is notably insensitive to such an effect. The former increases monotonically when increasing s, i.e., the inhibition of the anomeric effect yields an increase in (CjHa) however, a saturation effect is observed for e close to 10. In the same paper specific interactions between solute and solvent effects were taken into account considering one-to-one complexes for solute and DMSO and one- and two-to-one for solute and water. Dielectric solvent contributions to proximity effects on (C, H) were also considered it is observed that the dielectric solvent yields a decrease in any of the proximity effects considered in the paper. In a subsequent paper, Zaccari et al394 studied medium effects on 1 J(C, H) and 2J(C, H) couplings in acetaldehyde, [45], a topic previously studied by Ando et al.413... 

Paperboard One of the two broad subdivisions of paper (general term), the other being paper (specific term). The distinction between paperboard and paper is not sharp but broadly speaking, paperboard is heavier in basis weight, thicker, and more rigid than paper. In general, all sheets thicker than. 012 in. are classified as paperboard. 

In the following papers specifically for peptides, and without claiming comprehensiveness, several research aspects are presented in the drive for innovative and sustainable natural materials. 

While the composition and sequence of the amino acids have been known since 1983 (2,3), methods for increased-scale extraction were not developed until 1985. This scaled production has allowed for the development of single-part adhesive systems (Cell-Tak adhesive) for the immobilization of biologically active moieties to inert substrates. It has also permitted research on two-part adhesive formulations for the bonding of tissues. This paper specifically addresses the biocompatibility issue with descriptions of the immobilization of cells to Cell-Tak protein-coated plasticware, methods for wound closure, and preliminary toxicology data. 

We are indebted to several of our colleagues, who have read sections of the manuscript, for their suggestions and criticism. It is, of course, the authors alone who are responsible for any errors or omissions in the final draft. We also thank the various authors and editors who have so kindly given us permission to reproduce diagrams from their papers specific acknowledgements are made in the text. We sincerely appreciate the secretarial assistance of Miss C. M. Ross and Mrs. A. B. Blake in the preparation of the manuscript. 

JCP Specifications. The U.S. Congressional JCP has published six government paper-specification standards for permanent-record paper (32). These specifications were written in the tradition of cotton or linen fiber, high folding endurance, and high cellulose purity as indicated by high a-cellulose content and low copper number. 

Dimensions for Micrographic Sheet and Roll Films Requirements for Photographic Filing Enclosures for Storing Processed Photographic Films, Plates, and Papers Specifications for Stability of Ammonia-Processed Diazo Photographic Film... 

Congress of the United States, Joint Committee on Printing, Government Paper Specifications Standards, No. 8 April Superintendent of Documents, U.S., Government Printing Office Washington, D.C., 1977. 

H, NMR (NMR - nuclear magnetic resonance), and infrared (IR) spectra of many fused thiiranes, thiirenes, and their oxides have been reported as parts of standard characterization. Papers specifically devoted to this particular subject, for the period 1996-2006, were not found. 

Table 4.1 summarises the open literature dealing with their preparation, characterisation and catalytic behaviour. Though not exhaustive, Table 4.1 is aimed at presenting an overview of these studies. Data included in this table show that the number of papers specifically dealing with M/Ce02 and related systems follows an evolution with time rather parallel to the statistical analysis reported in ref (I), in which the role of ceria-based materials as active phases and promoters was also considered. In accordance with this evolution, the past decade has been particularly active in the investigation of these catalysts. 

In view of this seemingly emerging negative attitude, why then devote a volume of papers specifically to topics on anaerobic treatment processes What is to be gained by a review and iteration of past experiences, some of which have been less than encouraging Can the often rather vaguely appreciated occurrence of anaerobic metabolism in animals and its existence in natural ecosystems—viz., marshes, bottom deposits of lakes and rivers—continue to serve as a sufficient justification for additional research and exploration What characteristics of the process make definition and control so difficult and future application suspect Finally, what does the future hold ... 

Patents relating to plastics can be found through the usual search routines, something which is outside the limited scope of this paper. Specific patents may be ordered from the U. S. Patent Office, Department of Commerce, or may be examined in the Patent Office in Washington or in a number of libraries throughout the country. At a nominal charge, the Patent Office will furnish a full list of patents for any class and subclass desired. This facilitates patent study in those cities which have bound volumes of U. S. patents. 

A comprehensive review of current research progress in the field of EPD of CNT was published by Boccaccini et al. [230]. The paper specifically describes the preparation and characterization of stable CNT... 

The doubly bridged allene 38 of D2 symmetry was first cited by Cahn, Ingold, and Prelog in their classic paper Specification of Molecular Chirality (7) to illustrate the procedure for specifying the axial chirality of a molecule with this unusually high symmetry. Our group reported the synthesis of the optically... 

This chapter is a general guide to writing a scientific paper. Specific guidelines for text length, preparation of figures and tables, and instructions on how to submit your paper differ from journal to journal and publisher to publisher. For ACS journals and special publications, read the Guide, Notes, Notice, or Instructions for Authors that appear in each publication s first issue of the year and on the World Wide Web at http // pubs.acs.org. For ACS books, consult the brochure How To Prepare Your Manuscript for the ACS Symposium Series or Instructions for Authors , available from the Books Department or on the World Wide Web at the same address. 

For the purposes of the organization of the exercise into specific tasks the Benchmark was divided into three main parts A Rock behaviour during the excavation of the FEBEX tunnel, B Buffer behaviour and C Rock behaviour during the heating and (partial) hydration of the buffer. This distribution has been maintained in the paper. Specific conclusions for each of the mentioned parts have been given before. Only a few concluding remarks will be added here ... 

These considerations have provided the motivation for the experiments described in this paper. Specifically, we would like to answer two questions Is the conduction in the bismuth family of superconductors due to electrons or holes, and which carriers condense into the superconducting state at each of the observed superconducting transitions in the bismuth family ... 

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