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Check whether there is a formal system for waste disposal. Is off-site waste disposal covered by contract or letter of agreement that specifies the mode of disposal, liabilities and responsibilities Is waste disposed on-site covered by permits as required by applicable legislation ... 

Details of dangerous substances on site covered by the COMAH Regulations and of other hazardous materials on site. Details of technical advice the company can provide to assist an emergency response. 

As a further example of the ineffectiveness of low-alloy additions in slowing down rusting under sheltered conditions, tests by BISRA in indoor atmospheres failed to reveal any substantial difference in the rusting of a chromium-copper steel and of an ordinary mild steel in most of them . The test sites covered a wide range of domestic and industrial conditions, from bathrooms to locomotive sheds. 

These sites cover a great age range and may be either palaeontological accumulations or archaeological living sites. Makapansgat Member 3 is the oldest at about 3Ma (MacFadden et al. 1979), while Members 1-3 at Swartkrans span a period of about 1.8 to l.OMa (Brain et al. 1988). Both have faunal material accumulated in now-collapsed karstic caverns or shelters, and... 

Decision that an ET cover meets site cover requirements. 

Sabater et al. [3] performed chemical and planktonic analyses at 31—43 sampling sites scattered along the main course of the Ebro (Fig. 1). Twenty-five sites covered from the upper reach down to the Ebro Reservoir to the reservoirs of Flix, Mequi-nenza and Ribaroja, while the other six were downstream up to 30 km from the river mouth. Samples were collected in June and October 2005 and 2006. Other surveys were completed in 2008 and 2009. Physical, chemical, and biological analyses were performed at all sites and were later related to the phytoplankton biomass. 

Corrective actions involving cleanup operations at sites covered by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (RCRA). 

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At the Zabel Battery Snperfund site, an in sitn application of MAECTITE technology was nsed to treat 17,500 tons of material consisting of soil, batteries, battery casings, debris, scrap metal, railroad ties, white goods, rubble, and wood. The site covered 0.5 acres, and treatment reached a depth of 1.5 ft. The vendor states that project costs were approximately 420,000 (D15712K, pp.29-32). 

Brunauer, Emmett and Teller, in 1938, extended Langmuir s kinetic theory to multilayer adsorption. The BET theory assumes that the uppermost molecules in adsorbed stacks are in dynamic equilibrium with the vapor. This means that, where the surface is covered with only one layer of adsorbate, an equilibrium exists between that layer and the vapor, and where two layers are adsorbed, the upper layer is in equilibrium with the vapor, and so forth. Since the equilibrium is dynamic, the actual location of the surface sites covered by one, two or more layers may vary but the number of molecules in each layer will remain constant. 

Here, Cc is the concentration of the active sites covered by coke. The authors presented empirical relations to connect (pA with the coke content of the catalyst Cc ... 

EXAMPLE 9.4 Kinetic-Theory-Based Description of Binary Adsorption. Assume that two gases A and B individually follow the Langmuir isotherm in their adsorption on a particular solid. Use the logic that results in Equation (46) to derive an expression for the fraction of surface sites covered by one of the species when a mixture of the two gases is allowed to come to adsorption equilibrium with that solid. 

If we allow the possibility that a surface site may be covered to a depth of more than one molecule, then the following modifications to the derivation presented in Section 9.4b.2 are required. First, we define M, to be the number of sites covered to a depth of i molecules. Second, Equation (45) is modified to... 

It is interesting to estimate the maximum number of atoms which may be chemisorbed by an electron transfer process, in terms of the fraction of surface sites covered, 0max, and of the relative concentration of free electrons to the total number of atomic sites, n, on a semiconductor. Following the treatment of Weisz (24) we obtain, with 4.6 A as a typical size of a surface site ... 

The basic premise of the original kinetic description of inhibition was that, for a reaction to proceed on a surface, one or more of the reactants (A) must be adsorbed on that surface in reversible equilibrium with the external solution, having an equilibrium adsorption constant of KA, and the adsorbed species must undergo some transformation involving one or more adsorbed intermediates (n) in the rate-limiting step, which leads to product formation. The product must desorb for the reaction cycle to be complete. If other species in the reaction mixture (I) can compete for the same adsorption site, the concentration of the adsorbed reactant (Aad) on the surface will be lower than when only pure reactant A is present. Thus, the rate of conversion will depend on the fraction of the adsorption sites covered by the reactant (0A) rather than the actual concentration of the reactant in solution, and the observed rate coefficient (fcobs) will be different from the true rate coefficient (ktme). In its simplest form the kinetic expression for this phenomenon in a first-order reaction can be described as follows ... 

We again number the lattice sites 1, 2,K from beginning to end. Since the number of adjacent sites covered by the growing-chain end and ribosome (the diffusing segment ) is L, there are I. -f 1 states available to each lattice site (L distinguishable modes of occupation and one of emptiness). We stipulate that a particular lattice site / is in state 0 if it is empty and in state s(l L) if the complete set of sites occupied by the... 

Figure 4. Typical surface functions—fractions of sites covered...

Mote Probably the most newsworthy, publicized incidents have stemmed from public and industrial dumping sites, covered in this summary under landfill leachate. A class of pesticides most commonly found in groundwater is ncmatocidcs. They arc particularly difficult because manufacturers design them to be both persistent and toxic. DBCP il,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane) is a representative nematocide. 

If we define 6 as the fraction of total sites covered by the adsorbed molecules, then... 

The surface coverage 8 of the i-mer is defined as the fraction of propylene oxide adsorption sites covered by any of the i units of the i-mer. 

On the basis of the above assumptions one can write the following transient mass balances for gaseous propylene oxide, adsorbed propylene oxide monomer and sites covered by i-mer respectively ... 

The catalytic coking reaction may require dual catalyst sites, whereas small size reactants which are less subjective to coking may be able to access the sites covered by the coke. 

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Equations 2.45 and 2.46 are two simultaneous equations that can be solved to give the fractions of surface sites covered by A and B ... 

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