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Percentages expression

Percentage expresses HPLC recovery of 2-bromo-4,6-dinitroaniline (BDNA). Additional thin layer chromatography measurements indicate anaerobic transformation BDNA... [Pg.145]

The rock explosives used in the U.S.A. are similar in composition to those used in Europe. In addition to blackpowder (with Chilian saltpetre) dynamites with the composition tabulated below are used extensively. The oldest are the straight dynamites designated by percentage expressing the content of nitroglycerine. The latter is not gelatinized but only adsorbed by woodmeal and the like. [Pg.480]

R being the rate of advance of material in inches per minute and P the percentage expressed decimally that the oversize bears to the whole weight of material fed to the screen and which would have to be determined experimentally by screen or other test and of which if done the first would be only a practical approximation. Printed figures on the comminution of various substances showing the proportion of oversizes to be expected from any degree of comminution can be used. [Pg.247]

Representative survey on the consumption of psychoactive substances in the German adult population 1997 (Munich Institute for Therapy Research, 1998). The frequencies were regrouped by the EMCDDA from the original distribution. Percentages expressed as valid percentages, excluding the no answer (cocaine 17.5%, ecstasy 2.2% and cannabis 0.7%). [Pg.13]

Percentage ionization is the percentage expression of the degree of ionization. What is the degree of ionization of a weak acid Degree of ionization is the fractional amount of the weak acid that gets ionized. [Pg.126]


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