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Flammability limits The range of gas or vapor eompositions in air that will burn or explode if a flame or other ignition souree is present. Important The range represents an unsafe gas or vapor mixture with air that may ignite or explode. Generally, the wider the range the greater the fire potential. 

Aktivkohle, /. active carbon or charcoal, aktuell, a. actual present important effective. Akustik, /. acoustics, akustisch, a. acoustic. 

As previously discussed, the charts of K values are available, but do apply primarily to hydrocarbon systems. Reference 79 presents important other data on K value relationships. See Figures 8 4A and 8-4B for charts with pressure effects included (not ideal, but practical charts). 

V3 to V4. A transition region of no present importance in analytical chemistry. 

The behavior of plastic structures under compression plays a critical role in numerous applications. It has been recognized that the buckling of metals under elevated temperatures presents important distinctions from the classical Eulerian case, [11]. During an experimental study, [12], buckling times were registered for a range of compressive loads applied to the top of compression molded and annealed thermoplastic samples (see Fig. 2). A typical time - load dependence is shown in Fig. 3. 

The metal catalysed hydroboration and diboration of alkenes and alkynes (addition of H-B and B-B bonds, respectively) gives rise to alkyl- or alkenyl-boronate or diboronate esters, which are important intermediates for further catalytic transformations, or can be converted to useful organic compounds by established stoichiometric methodologies. The iyn-diboration of alkynes catalysed by Pt phosphine complexes is well-established [58]. However, in alkene diborations, challenging problems of chemo- and stereo-selectivity control stiU need to be solved, with the most successful current systems being based on Pt, Rh and An complexes [59-61]. There have been some recent advances in the area by using NHC complexes of Ir, Pd, Pt, Cu, Ag and Au as catalysts under mild conditions, which present important advantages in terms of activity and selectivity over the established catalysts. 

This section describes currently available models and presents important features of each that are pertinent to ET landfill cover design. These models have diverse origins however, each was intended for use in evaluating the hydrologic cycle and included features that are pertinent to landfill covers. The model developer and/or other reviewers have tested each of these models. The purpose of this evaluation is to determine the level of accuracy and usefulness of a model as it might be applied to ET landfill cover design and evaluation. 

The simple theories of reaction rates involve applying basic physical chemistry knowledge to calculate or estimate the rates of successful molecular encounters. In Section 6.3 we present important results from physical chemistry for this purpose in subsequent sections, we show how they are used to build rate theories, construct rate laws, and estimate the values of rate constants for elementary reactions. 

Mixed aqueous electrolyte solutions such as body fluids, rivers, lakes, oceans and, at times, laboratory and industrial fluids present important problems which are not found 1n single electrolyte solutions. New perceptions and results are being obtained in complex media and some examples will be covered in this paper. 

The tendency in the past decades has been to replace them with solid acids (Figure 13.1). These solid acids could present important advantages, decreasing reactor and plant corrosion problems (with simpler and safer maintenance), and favoring catalyst regeneration and environmentally safe disposal. This is the case of the use of zeolites, amorphous sihco-aluminas, or more recently, the so-called superacid solids, that is, sulfated metal oxides, heteropolyoxometalates, or nation (Figure 13.1). It is clear that the well-known carbocation chemistry that occurs in liquid-acid processes also occurs on the sohd-acid catalysts (similar mechanisms have been proposed in both catalyst types) and the same process variables that control liquid-acid reactions also affect the solid catalyst processes. 

With the reintroduction of the RAP series, the Editorial Board decided to include two main types of articles in the journal format Perspectives and Communications. Perspectives in RAP are expected to synthesize results from the primary literature and perhaps from new/novel results and place these in perspective relative to the broader field. These articles may be similar to review articles, but also are intended to present important ideas and hypotheses, and may present proposals for interesting directions in the field. It is the hope of the Editorial Board that these... 

All of the modes discussed above present important shifts npon denterinm snbstitution (Table 1). Consequently, the authors came to the conclusion that they mainly involved motions of hydrogen atoms. The isotopic ratios (vh/vd = 1-30 to 1.36) are in this case comparable to those for the hydrogenic stretching and deformations modes found in methyl chloride (vh/vd = 1.31 to 1.37). ... 

Since this crucial text presents important new physical evidence directly bearing upon the trial of a lionized artist of the century (and especially since it seems to represent terra incognita for qualified students of Duchampiana), I feel justified in quoting from it at some length, so making it now a matter of public record. In Arensberg s version, the familiar erotic tale reads as follows ... 

The very diverse nature of the compounds covered in this chapter renders the presentation of common spectroscopic characteristics an impossible task for many of the heterocyclic systems covered. Nonetheless, the dominance, and hence importance, in the literature of a small number of systems, particularly the 7-azapteridines and 6-azapteridines, means that some meaningful compilations can be presented. Important and nonroutine results are also presented. For data on specific individual compounds, many of which are routine and predictable, the reader is directed to the relevant references included elsewhere in this chapter, and to those references that appeared in CHEC-II(1996) <1996CHEC-II(7)785>. 

Figure 8.5 Macromolecular targets for drug design. The mammalian ceU contains numerous macromolecules including lipids, enzymatic proteins, non-enzymatic proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, other heterocycles, and water. All of these molecules present important opportunities for drug design.

PRESENTS IMPORTANT NEW PROCESSING AND ENGINEERING DATA FROM SELECTED COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS... 

The model of occupational exposures which forms the basis for the proposed NIOSH Action Level is introduced in this first section the NIOSH decision criteria are generalized in the second section and the decision probabilities are compared in the last section of this paper. A conscious effort has been made to present important results graphically, but the appendix contains equations so that an interested, mathematically-inclined reader can check or extend the results. 

However, using the chemical formulas of the species provides a way to present important quantitative information about the reaction concisely and unambiguously. As a first step, we would summarize the reaction as... 

Figure 1 shows the non linear dependence of 03 production efficiency on NOx and non methane hydrocarbon (NMHC) levels. The 03 production efficiency is defined as the number of 03 molecules produced per molecule of NOx removed from the atmosphere. This non linear behavior of chemistry in the atmosphere reflects the occurrence of catalytic cycles. It implies the consideration of the spatial variability of short-lived 03 precursors which present important concentration gradients between continental and oceanic areas. 

Carbon rich giant stars are highly evolved stars that have a greater concentration of carbon than oxygen in their atmospheres. This superficial enrichment is the consequence of nuclear reactions that take place in their interiors and of the efficient convection that transports the nucleosynthesis products to the most external layers. Carbon stars have effective temperatures in the range 2,000-3,000 K and are some 10,000 times brighter than the Sun. They often present important mass loss... 

This latter figure is based upon an anticipated local demand from a new ammonium nitrate plant in Western Australia. This plant should account for approximately 65 000 tonnes of 60% nitric acid per year. The remaining annual production of 27 000 tonnes of 60% nitric acid, will be exported to various countries in South-East Asia (less than half that presently imported in this region). 

In order to provide a higher heat exchange area, internal coils may also be used. This technique may double the heat exchange area. Even if this technique is by itself very simple to apply, it also presents important drawbacks The internal... 

In Sections IIB through IID, we presented important characteristics of the nonbonded interactions that contribute to the deviatoric stress. In Section II.C, it was observed that the short-range repulsive EV portion of unb made the dominant contribution, whereas the attractive portion of unb was of negligible importance. Furthermore, the contribution cry (/ ) to the deviatoric stress that is made by nonbonded interactions with atom [> depends on the steric shielding of that atom by its neighbors. 

Articles, also called full papers, are definitive accounts of significant, original studies. They present important new data or provide a fresh approach to an established subject. The organization and length of an article should be determined by the amount of new information to be presented and by space restrictions within the publication. 

Equipments handling supercritical fluids and liquefied gases present important hazards that must be taken into account both for equipment design and construction and for operation and maintenance. Safety considerations must influence any technical choice and operation and a detailed analysis of potential hazards must be specifically conducted for any case. In this paper, we would try to list the different classes of hazards and how to cope with them, so that both the process designer and the operator be informed. 

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