Special Projects

Staff members of the Analytical and Inorganic Chemistry Department at SRI International are acknowledged for their work on this project. Special thanks are given to Dr. Dale M. Coulson and C. Clarine Anderson for their help. 

Research funding was provided by DOE University Reactor Sharing Program and the Seller s Research Fund. Nan Richards and Carrd Zalma, former EMU students, also participated in this project. Special thanks to James Reger, Maryland Geological Survey, and the anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments, revisions, and suggestions in preparing the manuscript. 

The authors wish to thank all of the technicians who were associated with this project. Special thanks are due to Mr. Robert S. Clerk who was with the project the longest and who prepared all the figures for this paper. 

I wish to thank all the forty-five authors who contributed to this volume for their great scientific work and willingness to be part of this project. Special thanks goes to Dr. Soledad Gutierrez-Oliva (QTC PUC) for her valuable assistance in putting together this volume. 

O Connor T. P. (1992) Mussel Watch Recent Trends in Coastal Environmental Quality Results from the First Five Years of the NOAA Mussel Watch Project. Special PubUcation. NOAA/NOS/ORCA, Rockville, MD, 46 p. 

The authors would like to acknowledge the hard work of all of the BRZ employees who contributed to the success of the plant expansion projects. Special tq>preciation is extended to to Mr. K. W. Jeon of Korea Zinc who served as the on-site liaison between the two companies for over two years. 

HRB (Highway Research Board). 1961. The AASHO Road Test History and Description of the Project. Special Report 61A. National Academy of Science. Washington, DC National Research Council. 

My deepest t ipieciation goes to my family and friends for their seemingly infinite patience and support throughout this project Special thanks also to Dave Orin for his participation and many helpful suggestions during this research effort. 

The authors would like to thank all the people who took an active part in this project. Special thanks to Dr. Yves Lamberty, Dr. Sylvain Celanire, Dr. FrM ric Denonne (t), Dr. Genevieve Lorent, Dr. Michel Gillard, Dr. Jean-Marie Nicolas, and Dr. Marie-Laure Delporte for their dedication and commitment. 

Ventilation and Isolation During Construction or Renovation. During renovation projects, special care must be taken to isolate the area being remodeled from all occupied areas. The contaminants can spread via the HVAC system, by airflow through corridors, up and... 

If such coals are intended for a gasification project, special care must be talcen in storage and also during sample handling in the laboratory. In addition to ignition, the release of reaction products (e.g., CO2, CO, or sulfur compounds) should be kept in mind. A first hint is usually the detection of weathered macer-als indicating certain reactivity toward oxygen. 

Tammi, A, Ronnemaa, T, Gylling, H, Rask-Nissila, L, Viikari, J, Tuominen, J, Pulkki, K and Simell, O (2000) Plant stanol ester margarine lowers serum total and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol concentrations of healthy children the STRIP project. (Special Turku Coronary Risk Factors Intervention Project). J. Pediatr., 136, 503-510. 

History of science in general, and institutional histories in particular, rely heavily on archival research, and we would like to express our gratitude to all of the archives and archival staff that have supported our work on this project. Special thanks are due the Archive of the Max Planck Society in Berlin. Its director Lorenz Beck and staff members Bernd Hoffmann, Joachim Japp, Marion Kazemi, Susanne Uebele and Dirk Ullmann, helped us access not only the catalogued material related to the FHI but also untapped sources that greatly enriched this history. In this connection we would also like to express our gratitude to Werner Hofmann, former chairman of the Chemical-Physical-Technical Section of the Max Planck Society, for granting us access to the Section s records. 

National Center for Manufacturing Sciences Lead-Free Solder Project, Special Supplement to Surface Mount Technology, June 2000. NCMS Report 0401RE96, Lead-Free Solder Project, National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Ann Arbor, MI, August 1997. CD-ROM, June 1998. 

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