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A set of intermediate in-use standards also appHes during the phase-in period, 1994—1997 for passenger cars and small light-duty tmcks, and 1996—1998 for larger light-duty tmcks. 

Insigniticanc Small Light Mixing, horizontal air lets below ceiling Mechanical assembly... 

Perhaps surprisingly, less energy is needed to excite a large heavy molecule than a small light molecule. 

Ability to absorb Ability to seek light Small light-sensitive volume. 

Seitz, Suydam, and Hercules 186> recently developed on the basis of luminol chemiluminescence a method for chromium-III ion determination which has a detection limit of about 0.025 ppb. The method is specific for free chromium-III ions as chromium-VI compounds have no catalytic effect and other metal ions can be converted to a non-catalytic form by complexing with EDTA, since the chromium-III complex of EDTA, which is in any case not catalytically active, is formed kinetically slowly 186>. To detect extremely small light emissions, and hence very small metal concentrations, a flow system was used which allows the reactants to be mixed directly in front of a multiplier. (For a detailed description of the apparatus, see 186>). 

Also evident in Fig. 64B are small light-colored clusters close to 1/2 nm in size. At present it appears that these clusters are extra CdSe formed because too much Se was present on the surface initially (Fig. 64A). As mentioned above, the Se coverage prior to Cd deposition appeared close to 0.6 ML—significantly greater than the 0.44 needed for the structure diagrammed in Fig. 63B. Studies have shown that Cd will react nearly stoichiometrically with up to several monolayers of Se [107]. These results are consistent with the discussions of CdTe formation in Fig. 41C, where a second layer begins to form and results in island on the surface. 

The small light path (50—100 pm) of the capillary and the non-linear behavior of the detection system and overloading effects are narrowing the concentration range that can be applied. 

In this chapter, we showed the capability of near-field optical spectroscopy combined with vibrational spectroscopy and nonlinear optics for biochemical applications. The evanescent field localized at the nanoscale tip realized the extremely small light source for various spectroscopes in the near-field. Especially when the tip is made... 

Fig. 16.6. STM image of 0.11 monolayer of Ni on Au(lll). Several atomically flat Au terraces are seen, separated by steps of single-atom height. Small light dots on each terrace are monolayer Ni islands, in rows along [l2l]. (Reproduced from Chambliss et al., 1991a, with permission.)...

Bohrium signalled the debut of a new team of element-makers, who have dominated the field since the early 1980s. At the Institute for Heavy Ion Research (GSI) in Darmstadt, Germany, nuclear physicists perfected a new approach explored but then abandoned at Dubna. Instead of firing small, light nuclei such as alpha particles... 

Figure 9, a fuzzy micrograph at very high magnification, is presented to show an apparent porous structure in fusain. The pores, the small light spots interspersed in the dark matrix, are less than 100 A. in diameter. A previous study has indicated that fusain is the most porous of coal components (5). Of course these ultrafine pores are much smaller than those associated with the ordinary cells of fusain. 

The rationale of introducing natural gas in road traffic is primarily to reduce emissions. Several factors should be considered when making a decision on putting up an alternative fuel system. LNG is prone to be preferred by heavy vehicles only when payload is important as is the case for large distribution fleets like buses and trucks that operate within reasonable distance from the filling station. Whereas CNG turns better out for small, light vehicles when the routes are not fixed, and payload is no issue. 

Fig. 60 Examples of anchor-shaped (bent-core) bolaamphiphiles and comparison of the hexagonal honeycombs (a) 6-molecule hexagons (p6mm symmetry) as formed by 186b) and (b) 3-molecule hexagons (p iml symmetry) as formed by 186a (dark gray = fluorinated cores, small light gray dots = glycerols) [344]...

Small light component mole fractions in the feed and large pressure ratios favor high recoveries. 

Figure 5.6. (a) A projection the calcite [3 2PO(h)] cell along the c axis, (b) A perspective view of the cell. Small dark atoms are Ca and small light atoms are carbon. 

Figure 5.59. The 2 3/2POP structure of brucite, Mg(OH)2. A perspective view showing the layers. Mg atoms are dark small balls. H atoms are small light balls.

Figure 10.14. The unit of topaz, [Al(F,0H)]2Si04. Si (small black circles) are in T+ and T sites and A1 (small light circles) are in octahedral sites. The light large circles are F. ...

Figure 10.23. The unit cell of akermanite, Ca2MgSi2C>7. Si (small black circles) occupies T+ and T sites while Mg (small light circles) occupy T sites with a C2 axis parallel to the c axis. Alternating with these layers there are layers occupied by Ca (large circles) with CN 8.

Figure 12.1. (a) Hexagonal pattern for a packing layer (PA, large atoms) with positions of T/> (small dark atoms), and Oc (small light atoms) sites. (b) The network extended to show hexagonal patterns for all sites. 

Large heavy lines can get the viewer s attention, while small, light lines are not especially noticed by the viewer. Lines placed very close together can sometimes evoke a sense of vibration. 

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