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B. T. Matusz and D. L. Sadler, A Comprehensive Program for Preventing Cyclohexane Oxidation Process Piping Failures, Paper presented at AIChE Loss Prevention Symposium, Houston, Texas, Mar./Apr. 1993. 

Sadler, I.. Y. and Sim, K. G. Minimize Solid-Liquid Mixture Viscosity by Optimizing Particle Size Distribution, Chem. Eng. Prog, V. 87, No. 3, 1991. 

Fig. 1-9. Discover " of the absorption edge. The curve shown is for the experiment of Fig. 1-7 with iron and aluminum as the absorbers and elements of increasing atomic number as samples. In this region of the spectrum, absorption by aluminum increases uniformly with X. Iron shows the sharp drop at its K edge. (After Barkla and Sadler, Phil. Mag. [6], 17, 739.)...

A further result of Sadler s 2D-simulation was a relation between the step density and growth rate on the one hand and the inclination of the surface with respect to the principal axes on the other. From this relation crystal shapes were derived which show considerable curvature. This result of an exact treatment stands in contrast to Frank s mean-field curvature expression which gives essentially flat profiles. We will return to the discussion of curved edges in Sect. 3.6.3. 

Sadler [76] analysed the outline of the crystal edges and found that the lateral surface tension compatible with such a curvature would be a 1 — 3 kT/. Although he used a very simplified approach, it seems unlikely that its assumptions could lead to a a 20 kT/<7> as predicted by the LH theory. 

The premise that nucleation was always the rate controlling factor in kinetic theories was first disputed by Sadler in 1983 [44]. The disagreement arises from a comparison of the morphologies which would be obtained using the free energies from the Lauritzen-Hoffman theory with those observed experimentally. The... 

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