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Rudnick J and Stern E A 1971 Second-harmonic radiation from metal surfaces Rhys. Rev. B 4 4274-90... 

Hoch J 0 and Stern A S 1996 NMR Data Processing (New York Wiley-Liss)... 

Rugar D, Mamin FI J, Guenther P, Lambert S E, Stern J E, McFadyen I and Yogi T 1990 Magnetic force microscopy general principles and application to longitudinal recording media J. Appl. Phys. 68 1169... 

Frisch FI L and Stern S A 1983 Diffusion of small molecules in polymers Crit. Rev. Solid State Mater. Sc/. 11 123... 

Stern D A, Wellner E, Salaita G N, Laguren-Davidson L, Lu F, Batina N, Frank D G, Zapien D C, Walton N and Flubbard A T 1988 Adsorbed thiophenol and related oompounds studied at Pt(111) eleotrode by EELS, Auger-speotrosoopy, and oyolie voltammetry J. Am. Chem. Soc. 110 4885-93... 

Proger, Stern and Ilberg, System der organischen Verbindungen, 246 pp. (1926). This volume lists the 4877 system numbers and includes the common names with appropriate references to " system numbers (Julius Springer Edwards Brothers). 

Stern plane Sternutators Steroid Steroid acids Steroidal antiestrogens Steroidal estrogens... 

Fig. 8. Electrical double layer of a sohd particle and placement of the plane of shear and 2eta potential. = Wall potential, = Stern potential (potential at the plane formed by joining the centers of ions of closest approach to the sohd wall), ] = zeta potential (potential at the shearing surface or plane when the particle and surrounding Hquid move against one another). The particle and surrounding ionic medium satisfy the principle of electroneutrafity.

G-7. Stern, Air Follution, 3d ed., vols. 3-5, Academic, Orlando, FL, 1976-77. G-8. Strauss, Industtial Gas Cleaning, 2d ed., Pergamon, New York, 1975. G-9. Theodore and Biionicore, Air Follution Control Equipment Selection, Design, Operation and Maintenance, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1982. 

FIG. 14-108 ( 7)Liqi lid entrainment from the bottom of a vessel by centrifugal flow. (Rietema and Veroer, Cyclones in Industry, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1961. ) (h) Gas-oiitlet sldrt for liquid cyclones. (Stern et al. Cyclone Dust Collectors, Ametican Petroleum Institute, New York, 1955. )... 

General Reeerences Nolilc and Stern ( edsj. Membrane Sejiaralions... 

Catalytic A catalytic-membrane reactor is a combination heterogeneous catalyst and permselective membrane that promotes a reaction, allowing one component to permeate. Many of the reactions studied involve H9. Membranes are metal (Pd, Ag), nonporous metal oxides, and porous structures of ceran iic and glass. Falconer, Noble, and Speriy [in Noble and Stern (eds.), op. cit., pp. 669-709] review status and potential developments. 

Economics It is ironic that a great virtue of membranes, their versatility, makes economic optimization of a membrane process veiy difficult. Designs can be tailored to veiy specific applications, but each design requires a sophisticated computer program to optimize its costs. Spillman [in Noble and Stern (eds)., op. cit., pp. 589-667] provides an overall review and numerous specific examples including circa 1989 economics. 

This equation is not particularly useful in practice, since it is difficult to quantify the relationship between concentration and ac tivity. The Floiy-Huggins theory does not work well with the cross-linked semi-ciystaUine polymers that comprise an important class of pervaporation membranes. Neel (in Noble and Stern, op. cit., pp. 169-176) reviews modifications of the Stefan-Maxwell approach and other equations of state appropriate for the process. 

Figure 5.1 Effect of oxygen concentration on corrosion of mild steel in slowly moving water containing 165 ppm CaCl2 48-hour test, 25°C. [Courtesy of H. H. Uhlig, D. N. Triadis, and M. Stern, Effect of Oxygen, Chlorides, and Calcium Ion on Corrosion Inhibition of Iron by Polyphosphates, J. Electrochem. Soc. 102, p. 60 (1955). Reprinted with permission by The Electrochemical Society, Inc. ]...

Fig. 17-4 Distribution of galvanic anodes for different shapes of stem, (a) Steamer stern one propeller, one balance rudder, (b) Steamer stern one propeller, a suspension rudder, (c) Tugboat stem two propellers, a Kort nozzle mdder. (d) Transom stem two propellers, a suspension mdder. (e) Transom stem two propellers, two suspension mdders.

M Levitt, C Sander, PS Stern. Int I Quant Chem Quant Biol Symp 10 181-199, 1983. 

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