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Processes correlation

A pilot plant typically has significantly more control loops than the average process faciUty. Caution should be used when applying process correlations in the absence of a detailed design. [Pg.40]

G. C. Schatz and M. A. Ratner (1993) Quantum Mechanics in Chemistry (Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ). An advanced text emphasizing molecular symmetry and rotations, time-dependent quantum mechanics, collisions and rate processes, correlation functions, and density matrices. [Pg.346]

Paterson S, Mackay D, Tam D, et al. 1990. Uptake of organic chemicals by plants A review of processes, correlations and models. Chemosphere 21 297-331. [Pg.278]

In more complex processes correlation equations may require electronic, steric, or other factors which contain information... [Pg.228]

Ramsey theory, 22 201-204 Random-fragmentation model, Szilard-Chalmers reaction and, 1 270 Random-walk process, correlated pair recombination, post-recoil annealing effects and, 1 288-290 Rare-earth carbides, neutron diffraction studies on, 8 234-236 Rare-earth ions energy transfer, 35 383 hydration shell, 34 212-213 Rare gases... [Pg.254]

Numerous process selection studies have led the author to the conclusion that for phenol, furfural, and Duosol processes, correlations of yield versus viscosity index (or any other measure of degree of refinement) will be identical. [Pg.195]

The method of linear solvation energy (LSER), based on the Kamlet-Taft multiparameter scale (10) has been successfully exploited to study retention in LC. The LSER approach, when applied to phase-transfer processes, correlates a general solute property (SP), such as logarithmic capacity factor, with parameters of the solute and both the mobile and stationary phases ... [Pg.8]

Basic issues such as surface reactions, surface film formation, passivation, ionic and electronic transport phenomena through surface films, problems in uniformity of deposition and dissolution processes, correlation between surface chemistry, morphology, and electrochemical properties are common to all active metal electrodes in nonaqueous solutions and are dealt with thoroughly in this chapter. It is believed that many conclusions related to Li, Mg, Ca, and A1 electrodes can be extended to other active metal electrodes as well. [Pg.297]

The interest in LIMS is directly due to the need to manage the increasing amounts of data generated by the modern analytical laboratory. LIMS systems are used in quality control and analytical services laboratories within the petroleum, petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical industries and others, where intelligent, automatic instruments generate large amounts of data. The laboratory must process, correlate, report and store these data securely for long periods of time. [Pg.30]

Prigogine, I. Transport Processes, Correlation Functions, and Reciprocity Relations in Dense Media, S. 142 in (267). [Pg.103]

Attempts have been made to estimate the rates of fragmentation processes, correlate them with cr and deduce mechanistic information from the slope of the regression line. After making a number of assumptions, the rate constants (ky, ko) were related to the concentration ratio (Z s [A]/[M]) of fragment ion (A) and molecular ion (M) kyjko — [AJ/ [My] / [Ao]/[Mo] = Zy/Zo (Bursey and McLafferty, 1966). The ratio Z was assumed to be equal to the relative intensities of the relevant peaks, measured at the collector (but see Howe and Williams, 1968b, and Bursey and Rosenthal, 1968). [Pg.230]

Recent work has shown that the creep and recovery behaviour of ultra high modulus polypropylenes is very similar to that of LPE. Again the Sherby-Dorn plots form a good entry to the detailed examination of the creep response. Plateau creep behaviour similar to that of LPE has been observed, and the high stress process correlates well with the a-relaxation process in terms of its activation energy. [Pg.49]

Another example of slurry prescreening is presented here. Three batches, lot 1 (in spec) and lots 2 and 3 (under suspicion), from a commercial copper slurry were inspected by replicating the conditions of an 8-in. Mirra polisher on a bench-top tester. The bench-top results could differentiate between the good lot 1, the faulty lot 2, and the faulty lot 3 (refer to Table 4.1 for numerical data). Verification of these results on the production polisher fully confirmed the screening data, with excellent process correlation between the production and bench-top machines. Thus, tribometrology collected on bench-top testers can be useful not only in slurry characterization but also in quality control. [Pg.108]

The potential for the reduction process correlates with the optically measured excitation energy of the cr-cr transition, and the presence of heavier metals, or greater carbonyl substitution, results in more negative Ei/2 values. [Pg.100]

More recently, the explosion in volume of chemical publications, and the large increase in amounts of data which result, have led to the development of computer-based systems for processing, correlating, and retrieving the information. Many services of this type are available to the chemist, and they include various personalized services devoted to making rapid but useful literature surveys. Many obstacles remain to be overcome before systems will become available which will not produce a large amount of irrelevant information in addition to required items. One approach to the... [Pg.289]


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