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Physical State of the Products

The packaging will depend upon the physical state of the product. [Pg.664]

Although the term "polymer flammability" is widely used, it has no intrinsic scientific meaning it depends on the physical state of the product in which it appears and on the... [Pg.852]

Notes LD50 for the rat (mg/kg of body weight). Terms solid and liquid denote the physical state of the product/formulation. [Pg.115]

If the crude material is dried at this point, the yield is 60-70 per cent of the theoretical and the product melts at 180-185°. Such drying is not recommended since the physical state of the product changes to a hard form not readily soluble in the recrystalHzing medixim. [Pg.85]

Use the rules from Skills Toolkit 4 to explain how to determine the physical states of the products in item 4. [Pg.307]

The physical state of the product of the formation reaction must be indicated explicitly if it is not the most stable one at 25°C and 1 atm pressure ... [Pg.19]

It is essential that the physical state of the product and its route of administration into the body are known, as the more facts that are known the easier it is to decide on the warehousing and distribution conditions and limitations, e.g. is the product an aqueous liquid needing to be kept cool but not frozen i.e. stored and transported between 2 and 8°C The product itself will belong to one of the following categories ... [Pg.400]

To assess human health impacts and other effects of compounds emitted to the atmosphere, it is necessary to know not just the identities and amounts of emitted species, but also their conversion products, and the physical state of the products. The study of atmospheric chemistry comprises the rates and mechanisms of reactions that occur in both the natural and the perturbed (polluted) atmosphere. [Pg.327]

Schliinder [23] has given a classification of dryers that encompasses the physical state of the product as well as the dwell time of the product in the dryer. For very short drying times (<1 min), flash, spray, or drum dryers are used. For very long drying times (>1 h), only tunnel, truck, or conveyor dryers are appropriate. Most dryers operate in the intermediate range, for which a very wide assortment of dryers is available [21]. [Pg.19]

The physical state of the product or reactant involved in a reaction is an important factor and, therefore, must be included in the thermochemical equation. [Pg.507]

Basic and acidic anhydrides. Complete and balance the following equations. If no leaction occurs, write no reaction. Indicate the physical states of the products. [Pg.458]

Note that calculation based on HHV or LHV is an arbitrary decision and does not necessarily correspond to the actual physical state of the product water at the fuel cell electrode. The terms HHV and LHV are used in combustion calculations as well, where the product water is nearly always in the gas phase. The difference between the two values is proportional to the latent heat of vaporization of the liquid. Use of the LHV (gas-phase vapor product) will result in a lower calculated thermal voltage, since some energy is used for the latent heat of vaporization of the liquid. In practice, the LHV is completely appropriate for high-temperature fuel cells, but the HHV is also commonly used. An important point regarding low-temperature fuel cells that is often confusing is that the choice of HHV or LHV is arbitrary and 100°C is not a point of demarcation between the two. Often 100°C is thought of as a natural boundary between the HHV and LHV because it is the phase change temperature of water at 1 atm pressure. The delineation between liquid and gas, however, is more complex and is related to the local vapor pressure and total pressure, as discussed in Section 3.5. [Pg.102]


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