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Production limitation

Potassium nitrate is being used increasingly on intensive crops such as tomatoes, potatoes, tobacco, leafy vegetables, citms, and peaches. The properties that make it particularly desirable for these crops are low salt index, nitrate nitrogen, favorable N K20 ratio, negligible CU content, and alkaline residual reaction in the soil. The low hygroscopicity of KNO (Table 9) leads to its use in direct appHcation and in mixtures. It is an excellent fertilizer but the high cost of production limits its use to specialty fertilizers. [Pg.232]

Gas-phase polymerization of propylene was pioneered by BASF, who developed the Novolen process which uses stirred-bed reactors (Fig. 8) (125). Unreacted monomer is condensed and recycled to the polymerizer, providing additional removal of the heat of reaction. As in the early Hquid-phase systems, post-reactor treatment of the polymer is required to remove catalyst residues (126). The high content of atactic polymer in the final product limits its usefiilness in many markets. [Pg.414]

High product costs limit distribution to high value crop markets. This includes commercial ornamental production such as nurseries and greenhouses, citms production, and strawberry production. Limited amounts are sold to the consumer lawn and garden market. [Pg.136]

Production limitation due to equipment throughput restrictions, storage limits, or market constraints. [Pg.744]

Present address Roche Products Limited, Welwyn Garden City, Herts., England. [Pg.57]

A. niger normally produces many useful secondary metabolites citric and oxalic acids are stated as the dominant products. Limitation of phosphate and certain metals such as copper, iron and manganese results in a predominant yield of citric acid. The additional iron may act as a cofactor for an enzyme that uses citric acid as a substrate in the TCA cycle as a result, intermediates of the TCA cycle are formed. [Pg.282]

Production limitations arise because of equipment throughput restrictions, storage limitations, or market constraints (no additional product can be sold beyond some specific level). [Pg.70]

These methods are essential when there is any significant degree of mortality in a bioassay. They seek to adjust for the differences in periods of risk individual animals undergo. Life table techniques can be used for those data where there are observable or palpable tumors. Specifically, one should use Kaplan-Meier product limit estimates from censored data graphically, Cox-Tarone binary regression (log-rank test), and Gehan-Breslow modification of Kruskal-Wallis tests (Thomas et al., 1977 Portier and Bailer, 1989) on censored data. [Pg.322]

The Log-Rank Test as presented by Peto et al. (1977) uses the product-limit life-table calculations rather than the actuarial estimators shown above. The distinction is unlikely to be of practical importance unless the grouping intervals are very coarse. [Pg.918]

It is generally agreed that worldwide petroleum supply will eventually reach its productive limit, peak, and begin a long term decline. One of the alternatives is the Nation s untapped oil shale as a strategically located, long-term source of reliable, affordable, and secure oil. The extent of U.S. oil shale resources, which amounts to more than 2 trillion barrels, has been known for a century. In 1912, the President established the Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves. There have been several commercial attempts to produce oil from oil shale, but these have failed because of the lower cost of petroleum at the time. With future declines in petroleum production, market forces are expected to improve the economic viability of oil shale. [Pg.44]

Small quantities and the high cost of making the product limit the amount of material available for R D testing. [Pg.380]

Harper CL (1996) Evidence for Nb in the early solar system and evaluation of a new p-process cosmochronometer from Nb/ Mo. Astrophys J 466 437-456 Harper CL, Wiesmann H, Nyquist LE, Hartmann D, Meyer B, Howard WM (1991) Interpretation of the Ti- Zr anomaly correlation in CAI NNSE Zr production limits and S/ R/ P decomposition of the bulk solar system abundances. Lunar Planet Sci XXII 517-518... [Pg.58]

TPS are handicapped by risks of creep, relaxation and permanent set, the more so as the temperature rises (high compression set at 70°C for certain grades) swelling in mineral oils and oily products limited ageing resistance for SBS limited thermal behaviour (50°C maximum for certain SBS). [Pg.660]

Some 1,3-dinitroalkanes (145) have been synthesized from the reaction of nitroalkanes with a-nitroalkenes (144) generated in situ from the decomposition of Mannich bases (143) derived from primary nitroalkanes. Reported yields for these reactions are low and the formation of by-products limits the feasibility of the method. [Pg.40]

Eormulation is an experimental stage in development to set specifications for the final product that will be sold and administered to patients. Studies must, therefore, be conducted to provide production limits for the product. A solution may require a specific pH for drug stability, for example, pH 7.0, so experiments will also be conducted at pH 6.5 and pH 7.5. If the drug is also stable at these two pH values, then the pH limits for the drug product can be set around the desired value of pH 7.0. Similar experiments... [Pg.94]

The formation of multiple products limits the practicality of crossed aldol condensations. Following are the two ways to increase the practicality of a crossed aldol condensation ... [Pg.171]

Chapter 28 Microbial Fermentation—Introduction and Overall Picture 1623 Chapter 29 Substrate Limiting Microbial Fermentation /630 Chapter 30 Product Limiting Microbial Fermentation /645... [Pg.609]


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