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Type Pfaudler glass-lined receiver, model VR 100 Character of contents 22 B6 muriatic acid at 30 C Dimensions OD 30 in., height 43 in. [Pg.166]

Communication of risk can be described, in a simple maimer, by the classic sender-receiver model. In this, a message composed by a source is sent to the receiver by means of a transmitter. The receiver may respond to the message by initiating feedback communication or behavioral reactions. Table 31.1 shows different groups which can act as sources, transmitters, and receivers. [Pg.677]

Hydrogen-bonded clusters are an important class of molecular clusters, among which small water clusters have received a considerable amount of attention [148, 149]. Solvated cluster ions have also been produced and studied [150, 151]. These solvated clusters provide ideal model systems to obtain microscopic infonnation about solvation effect and its influence on chemical reactions. [Pg.2400]

We also received a solid edncation in mathematics, as well as some physics and chemistry. Although, among others, the physicist Lorand Eotvos and the chemist George Flevesy (Nobel Prize in 1943) attended the same Piarist school in earlier years, I learned about this only years later and cannot remember that anybody mentioned them as role-models during my school years. Classes were from 8 AM to 1 PM six days a week, with extensive homework for the rest of the day. I did... [Pg.41]

Both (i) and (ii) necessitate recourse to a model of pore shape. By far the commonest, chosen on grounds of simplicity, is the cylinder but the slit model is being increasingly used where the primary particles are plate-like, and the model where the pore is the cavity between touching spheres is beginning to receive attention. [Pg.134]

The procedures used for estimating the service life of solid rocket and gun propulsion systems include physical and chemical tests after storage at elevated temperatures under simulated field conditions, modeling and simulation of propellant strains and bond tine characteristics, measurements of stabilizer content, periodic surveillance tests of systems received after storage in the field, and extrapolation of the service life from the detailed data obtained (21—33). [Pg.34]

Chypre Family. This is an extremely popular group that was well received at the end of the 1940s. It is not exclusively masculine since many women s perfumes have been used as models for fragrances in this family. This group represents creativity at its best and shows how well a basic chypre accord can blend with new themes. [Pg.74]

The potential for normal brain tissue injury is one of the limiting factors in the use of XRT for brain tumors. Pentobarbital is a cerebral radioprotectant in rodent and primate models after single doses, but is associated with significant risks. Of alternative barbiturates, thiopental given to tats receiving 70-Gy (7000-rad) whole-brain irradiation in a single fraction enhances the 30-day survival similarly to pentobarbital, whereas ethohexital and phenobarbital show no radioprotective activity (250). [Pg.499]

A numerical value is obtainable by integrating the trend curve for the flow received from the Flow Recorder (FR), from the start of the reaction to a time selected. Doing this from zero to each of 20 equally spaced times gives the conversion of the solid soda. Correlating the rates with the calculated X s, a mathematical model for the dependence of rate on X can be developed. [Pg.96]

The initial direction of transport of pollutants from their source is determined by the wind direction at the source. Air pollutant concentrations from point sources are probably more sensitive to wind direction than any other parameter. If the wind is blowing directly toward a receptor (a location receiving transported pollutants), a shift in direction of as little as 5° (the approximate accuracy of a wind direction measurement) causes concentrations at the receptor to drop about 10% under unstable conditions, about 50% under neutral conditions, and about 90% under stable conditions. The direction of plume transport is very important in source impact assessment where there are sensitive receptors or two or more sources and in trying to assess the performance of a model through comparison of measured air quality with model estimates. [Pg.291]


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