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W. C. Bainbridge, Ind. Eng Chem. 18, 1329—1331 (1926). Development of the food color industry in the United States. Interesting historically. [Pg.454]

Equation (9-41) represents the future sum of a series of uniform annual payments that are invested at a stated interest rate over a period of years. This procedure defines an ordinaiy annuity. Other Forms of annuities include the annuity due, in which payments are made at the beginning of the year instead of at the end and the deferred annuity, in which the first payment is deferred for a definite number of years. [Pg.811]

NOTE Aqf is net annual cask flow, Aqcf is net annual discounted cask flow,/ is discount factor at stated interest, lative discounted cask flow. [Pg.812]

The structure of biotin was determined in the early 1940s by Kogl in Europe and by dn Vigneand and coworkers in the United States. Interestingly, the biotin molecule contains three asymmetric carbon atoms, and biotin could thus exist as eight different stereoisomers. Only one of these shows biological activity. [Pg.601]

They concluded that the reactivity of carbenes toward CO2 is determined by their philicity (more nucleophilic carbenes are more reactive) and that carbene spin state interestingly has little effect. Kovacs and Jackson have suggested that this reactivity pattern may be explained by a nonequilibrium surface crossing mechanism. ... [Pg.190]

The present value of an income is the money that must be invested at the stated interest rate at time zero to yield the same amount of income at the same time. It is also the money that must be invested at time zero to yield the same total obtained if all the income is invested at the stated interest rate when it is received. For a practical situation, this latter interpretation implies that alternate investments are available that can earn income at this interest rate. [Pg.304]

Another interesting observation in this study is the boron trifluoride etherate-catalyzed rearrangement of tri-ir-methane systems 141 that afford the corresponding cyclopentenes 142. These reactions can be considered as the first examples of tri-ir-methane rearrangements in the ground state. Interestingly, compounds 141 only undergo conventional di-TT-methane reactions on irradiation. The mechanism shown in Scheme 25 is proposed to account for this novel reaction [79]. [Pg.37]

Although OA still does not appear to be a problem in the United States, interest around the world remains high (58). [Pg.507]

The combination of Lewis add and nucleophile activations in 12-14 requires four-membered ring transition states. Interestingly, the mechanism for carboxypeptidase A (CPA) catalyzed hydrolysis of peptides also appears to involve joint Lewis add and nucleophile activations that lead to the formation of a four-membered ring transition state. Christianson and Lipscomb [57] have determined the crystal structure (15) of a ketone bound to CPA. Surprisingly, the ketone is in its hydrated form with both oxygens of the gem-diol bound to the active-site zinc of CPA (Figure 6.12). [Pg.142]

The cost of new capital obtained from bonds, loans, or preferred stock can be determined directly from the stated interest or dividend rate, adjusted for income taxes. However, the cost of new capital obtained from the issue of common stock is not so obvious, and some basis must be set for determining this cost. Probably the fairest basis is to consider the viewpoint of existing holders of common stock. If new common stock is issued, its percent return should be at least as much as that obtained from the old common stock otherwise, the existing stockholders would receive a lower return after the issue of the new stock. Therefore, from the viewpoint of the existing stockholders, the cost of new common stock is the present rate of common-stock earnings. [Pg.249]

Notwithstanding the value of cottages and gardens to state interests, individual citizens appreciated them for very different reasons. Specifically, Russian citizens found dacha pursuits personally fulfilling and mean-... [Pg.42]


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