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Nucleation tempering of the stiU molten fat is necessary because the cocoa butter, if left to itself, can soHdify in a number of different physical forms, ie, into an unstable form if cooled rapidly, or into an equally unacceptable super stable form if cooled too slowly, as commonly happens when a chocolate turns gray or white after being left in the sun. The coarse white fat crystals that can form in the slowly cooled center of a very thick piece of chocolate are similarly in a super stable form known in the industry as fat bloom. [Pg.95]

The culture broth (about 1,100 gallons in volume) is adjusted to pH 9.5 with 40% sodium hydroxide solution and is filtered to remove the mycelium, the filtration being assisted by use of 3% of Hyflo Super-Cel, a filter aid, (sold by Johns-IVlanville Company). The clear filtrate is extracted with amyl acetate in a Podbielniak extractor using a ratio of 1 volume of amyl acetate to 6 volumes of clarified broth. The amyl acetate extract is in turn extracted batchwise with water brought to about pH 5 by the addition of sulfuric acid. Two... [Pg.569]

In order to make practical use of the physical properties of nanoparticles, whether individual or collective, one has to find a way to address them. If we leave out the near field techniques, this in turn requires that the particles be monodisperse and organized in two or three dimensions. It is therefore necessary to imagine techniques allowing the self-organization and even, ideally, the crystallization of nanoparticles into super-lattices. [Pg.249]

Figure 6.8 Phthalocyanine 63 self-assembles in chloroform to give bundles of micrometer length fibers. Single fibers have diameter of 50 A (highlighted between arrows) and can be envisaged as nanowires (top left). Chiral derivative 64 forms left-handed super helices (top right) due to chirality within side chains. This chiral expression can be turned-off by addition of K+ ions, which bind within the crown-ether part of the molecule, forcing the phthalocyanines to be stacked directly on top of each other, resulting in straight wires (bottom left). Figure 6.8 Phthalocyanine 63 self-assembles in chloroform to give bundles of micrometer length fibers. Single fibers have diameter of 50 A (highlighted between arrows) and can be envisaged as nanowires (top left). Chiral derivative 64 forms left-handed super helices (top right) due to chirality within side chains. This chiral expression can be turned-off by addition of K+ ions, which bind within the crown-ether part of the molecule, forcing the phthalocyanines to be stacked directly on top of each other, resulting in straight wires (bottom left).
Structure in solution Bombyx mori (Iizuka and Yang, 1966 Yao et al, 2004), MA, MI, FLAG, and CYL (Dicko et al., 2004b), Acinous and Pyriform (Fig. 8), Antheraea pemyi (Tsukada et al, 1994). The helix-like structure is loosely defined as a structure with a CD spectrum similar to myoglobin. /(-Spiral structure is defined as a super helical structure formed of straight sections and /(-turns. [Pg.20]

Let us now turn to a discussion of the relation of the temperature dependence of the polymer melt s configurational entropy with its glass transition and address the famous paradox of the Kauzmann temperature of glass-forming systems.90 It had been found experimentally that the excess entropy of super-cooled liquids, compared with the crystalline state, seemed... [Pg.21]

The genome of the eukaryotic cell is packaged in a topologically complex, fibrous superstructure known as chromatin. The nucleosome core particle is the fundamental building block of chromatin and contains 146 bp of DNA wrapped in roughly two super helical turns around an octamer of four core histones (H3, H2B, H2A and H4) resulting in a beads on a string structure. This 10 nm structure further folds and... [Pg.111]

When weights are general real numbers, the network turns out to have super-Turing capabilities [152-155]. [Pg.132]


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