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As the reaction continues over several days, larger particles develop, which are deeper and redder. The reaction is stopped at the desired hue and the precipitate is washed free of soluble salts, dried carefully, ground, and bagged. 

Consider 1 m of very dilute suspension containing n number of suspended particles. Develop an expression describing the rate of filtration through the pores, taking into consideration the number of blocked pores. 

Novel Bioparticle Research. Two major thrusts have been seen in recent particle research—the area of density manipulation so that particle density suits the desired fluidization mode, and the development of magnetic particles for use in magnetically stabilized fluidization. Intraparticle mass transfer is also of interest. Table 18 lists several novel particles developed in recent years to address these and other concerns. 

Accdg to Andreev Belyaev (Ref 7, p 202), influence of particle size is noticeable only at diam of chge lower than the "limiting . In this case expls contg fine particles develop usually higher deton vels than those... 

Consider a binary system at an elevated temperature composed of A and B atoms containing a distribution of spherical /0-phase particles of pure B embedded in an A-rich matrix phase, a. The concentration of B atoms in the vicinity of each /0-phase particle has an equilibrium value that increases with decreasing particle radius, as demonstrated in Fig. 15.1. Because of concentration differences, a flux of B atoms from smaller to larger particles develops in the matrix. This flux causes the smaller particles to shrink and the larger particles to grow. 

In the mean-field approximation, each particle develops a spherically symmetric diffusion field with the same far-field boundary condition fixed by the mean concentration, (c). This mean concentration is lower than the smallest particles ... 

Figure 8.14 Scanning electron micrograph of spray-dried large porous particles (airborne particles) developed by Alkermes. [From Peart and Clarke (2001). Reproduced with permission from Russell Publishing.]...

The most common method of whole broth adsorption with particulate matrices is by fluidizing the particles. Development of a stable fluidized bed with an increased interstitial volume is the key to the purification of biomass-containing feedstocks in this set-up. Two possible modes of protein adsorption can be realized The feed can be applied in a frontal mode as in packed bed chromatography or the column effluent can be recyled, leading to a situation comparable to a batch adsorption in a stirred tank. Frontal and single stage recirculating modes are illustrated in Fig. 2. 

Sawa, K. (2007), Advanced Coated Particle Fuel - ZrC Coated Particle Development in JAEA , EUROCOURSE on Coated Particle Fuel, Petten, The Netherlands, 4-7 December. 

All of the undamaged particles in Fig. 14 are of nearly uniform projected electron density, decreasing near the boundaries. There is no TEM evidence of internal structure. With increasing electron beam irradiation, however, all of the particles develop the well-known large differences in contrast (e.g., TE-3170 in Fig. 15) that have been attributed by some authors to folded ribbons or fibrils [1,13,14,17] and that we [4] and others [15,16] have attributed to beam damage. It is noted the particles shrink considerably during the beam damage. 

Later Tien and Payatakes (15), in their study of the deposition of colloidal particles, developed a mathematical model which included in one expression the contributions by Brownian diffusion, interception with London attraction, and gravitational field. The most general form of their expression is ... 

Cunningham s Correction—In addition to the upper limit of particle size, Stokes equation also has a lower limit. When the particles are small compared with the mean free path of the molecules, the particles may slip between the molecules. Thus, less resistance is encountered and the particles develop a higher velocity. For diameters of O.l/i and less we must apply a correction to the velocity determined by Stokes equation, Eq (2-9), which is due to Cunningham (1910)... 

FIG. 3 Colloidal aggregate formed in the air-water interface. The aggregated particles are polystyrene spheres of diameter 2.26 /un. In the air-water interface the particles develop an electric-dipole perpendicular to the surface, which prevents them from aggregating. Aggregation is induced by adding to the water solution a small amount of electrolyte which screen the dipolar interaction. In the sample shown here, sulfuric acid was added to the water until a pH of 2 was reached. Courtesy of Prof. Jaime Ruiz-Garcia, Instituto de Fisica, Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi. 

Slurrisweet A process for removing sulfur dioxide from gas streams by absorption in an aqueous suspension of iron oxide particles. Developed by Gas Sweetener Associates from the 1980s but later abandoned. 

A much simpler model for the radical capture (absorption) efficiency F can be derived by introducing the concept of radical desorption from a polymer particle, developed in Section 3.2.1. The probability F for a radical to be captured inside a particle containing n radicals by any chemical reaction (propagation or termination) is given by... 

N.B. Immunomagnedc particles developed by Biolab, Belgium are also available from Metachem Diagnostics. 

Consequently, these results indicate that (i) V O -like particles develop on the surface of the walls during the formation of the mesoporous material, (ii) since these particles are not detected by XRD, they are likely to be small clusters regularly spread over the entire inner surface, (iii) these particles do not have the same structure as V Oj, as indicated by their different spinning-sideband manifolds. 

Aerosolized exposure, studied in monkeys, causes acute bronchiolitis within 24-48 h, depending on the size of the particles. After 72 h, inflammation develops in peribronchial tissues and the alveolar septa. Animals exposed to the smaller aerosolized particles developed bronchopneumonia characterized by tracheobronchial lymph node enlargement and 0.2-0.5cm. inflammatory lesions throughout the... 

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