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Werbelow L G 1996 Relaxation processes cross correlation and interference terms Encyclopedia of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance ed D M Grant and R K Harris (Chichester Wiley) pp 4072-8... 

At low energies the abstraction process dominates and at higher energies the exchange mechanism becomes more important. The cross-sections for the two processes crossing at 10 eV. The END calculations yield absolute cross-sections that show the same trend as the experimentally determined relative cross-sections for the two processes. The theory predicts that a substantial fraction of the abstraction product NHjD, which are excited above the dissociation threshold for an N—H bond actually dissociates to NH2D" + H or NH3 during the almost 50-ps travel from the collision chamber to the detector, and thus affects the measured relative cross-sections of the two processes. 

Surfactants evaluated in surfactant-enhanced alkaline flooding include internal olefin sulfonates (259,261), linear alkyl xylene sulfonates (262), petroleum sulfonates (262), alcohol ethoxysulfates (258,261,263), and alcohol ethoxylates/anionic surfactants (257). Water-thickening polymers, either xanthan or polyacrylamide, can reduce injected fluid mobiHty in alkaline flooding (264) and surfactant-enhanced alkaline flooding (259,263). The combined use of alkah, surfactant, and water-thickening polymer has been termed the alkaH—surfactant—polymer (ASP) process. Cross-linked polymers have been used to increase volumetric sweep efficiency of surfactant—polymer—alkaline agent formulations (265). 

Even with the limitation on yield implied by the statistical process, cross-dimerization is still useful when one of the reactants is an alkane, because the products are easy to separate, and because of the few other ways to functionalize an alkane. The cross-coupling of an alkane with trioxane is especially valuable, because hydrolysis of the product (10-6) gives an aldehyde, thus achieving the conversion RH RCHO. The mechanism probably involves abstraction of H by the excited Hg atom, and coupling of the resulting radicals. 

In addition to the two major processes, cross-linking and chain modification (or cyclization), chain scission doubtless occurs also to varying degrees during conventional vulcanizations. Processes of this nature are not difficult to envisage in the presence of free radicals. The radical intermediate (II) may, for example, undergo /3-fission as follows ... 

Carrier absorption process Cross section Inverse (emission) process Lifetime... 

In the case of chemical or dynamical exchange processes, cross peaks originating... 

The term cross-fractionation (CF) refers to analyses of distributions in differing directions by means of separation processes. Cross-fractionation is a significant tool for the evaluation of the complex distribution which copolymers normally have with respect to molar mass (MMD) and chemical composition (CCD). The idea of CF implies separation by one parameter and subsequent analysis of the fractions obtained for the distribution of the other parameter through another separating process. 

Although this technique is not limited to the initial cell recovery stages of a downstream process, cross-flow filtration is commonly used for product recovery operations, particularly in lower volume processes where stringent hygiene requirements apply, as in the pharmaceutical and food industries. 

Whereas difunctional monomers produce linear thermoplastic polymers, monomers with higher ftinctionality can react further during processing, cross-linking up to infinite molecular weight. Such thermosetting processing may be more difficult, but infinite... 

Fig. 3.116. A schematic presentation of the main stages of spontaneous cyclic process cross section is perpendicular to film surfaces film and dimple dimensions not in scale.

Cross coii ing of Grignard reagents with 1-alkenyl halides, in marked contrast to alkyl halides, occurs readily with the reduced iron catalyst, as described above. The iron-catalyzed reaction of Grignard reagents with 1-alkenyl halides can, however, be differentiated from the reaction with alkyl halides. Thus, a mixture of propenyl bromide and ethyl bromide on reaction with methylmagnesium bromide afforded butene-2 but no cross-over products such as pentene-2 or propylene. The latter certainly would have resulted if a propenyliron species per se were involved in the catalytic process. Cross coupling under tEese circumstances clearly merits further study. 

Properties of a specific polymer can often be varied by means of controlling molecular weight, end groups, processing, cross-linking, additives, and so on. Therefore, it is possible to classify a single polymer in more than one category. For example, nylon can be produced as fibers in the crystalline forms, or as plastics in the less crystalline forms. Also, poly(vinyl chloride) and siloxanes can be processed to act as plastics or elastomers. 

Chamberlain, E. K. 1996. Characterization of heated and thermally processed cross-linked waxy maize starch utilizing particle size analysis, microscopy and rheology. M. S. Thesis, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 

Use Insect chemosteriliant, addition products for textile treatments, adhesives, paper and rubber processing, cross-linking agent in polymer systems which contain active hydrogens, monomer. 

In theory, ultrafiltration is a rather simple process (Cross and Strathmann, 1973 Michaels, 1968). Under hydrostatic pressure, solute molecules, within the molecular weight cutoff of the membrane, pass, along with solvent, through the micropores of the membrane. Larger solutes are retained and concentrated. The separation is made in a cell (see Fig. 6, Chapter 15) with constant stirring to prevent concentration polarization and clogging of the membrane. 

Fig. 5.2.5 Process cross section after deposition of a polysilicon ground plane...

Figure 1.12 Copper Damascene process (cross-sectional view). 

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