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Enzymes are used in baking, cheese manufacture, wine-making, brewing and distillation, pharmaceuticals, leather tanning, paper manufacture, adhesives, sewage disposal, animal feeds and in detergents. [Pg.159]

Na COj and Na2S with SO2 or from Na2S03 plus sulphur. Forms many hydrates. Used-in photography ( hypo ) because it dissolves silver halides. Also used in tanning, preparation of mordants, as a fermentation preventative in dyeing and in chemical manufacture. [Pg.366]

In ellipsometry monochromatic light such as from a He-Ne laser, is passed through a polarizer, rotated by passing through a compensator before it impinges on the interface to be studied [142]. The reflected beam will be elliptically polarized and is measured by a polarization analyzer. In null ellipsometry, the polarizer, compensator, and analyzer are rotated to produce maximum extinction. The phase shift between the parallel and perpendicular components A and the ratio of the amplitudes of these components, tan are related to the polarizer and analyzer angles p and a, respectively. The changes in A and when a film is present can be related in an implicit form to the complex index of refraction and thickness of the film. [Pg.126]

Iiifomiation about the behaviour of the 3D Ising ferromagnet near the critical point was first obtained from high- and low-temperatnre expansions. The expansion parameter in the high-temperatnre series is tanli K, and the corresponding parameter in the low-temperatnre expansion is exp(-2A ). A 2D square lattice is self-dual in the sense that the bisectors of the line joining the lattice points also fomi a square lattice and the coefficients of the two expansions, for the 2D square lattice system, are identical to within a factor of two. The singularity occurs when... [Pg.539]

Albrecht A C, Smith S P, Tan D, Schaertel S A and DeMott D 1995 Ultrasharp spectra and ultrafast timing from noisy coherence in four wave mixing Laser Rhys. 5 667-75... [Pg.1229]

Kopelman R and Tan W 1993 Near-field optics imaging single molecules Science 262 1382-4... [Pg.2505]

Kopelman R, Tan Wand Birnbaum D 1994 Subwavelength spectroscopy, exciton supertips and mesoscopic light-matter interactions J. Lumin. 58 380-7... [Pg.2505]

Tan Wand Yeung E S 1997 Monitoring the reaotions of singie enzyme moieouies and singie metai ions Ana/. Chem. 69 4242-8... [Pg.2509]


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Aluminium tanned leathers

Aluminium tannings

Analysis of tanning materials

Animal skin tanning

Back tanning

Basic Chromium(III) Salts (Chrome Tanning Agents)

Cancer leather tanning industry

Chemical tanning

Chrome tanned leather from Overton

Chrome tanned leather from Overton Down experimental earthwork

Chrome tanning

Chrome tanning of leather

Chrome tanning process

Chrome-tan

Chrome-tanned

Chrome-tanned leather

Chrome-tanned materials

Chrome-tanning agents

Cuticle tanning

Cuticle tanning, insects

Dead tanning

Denny K. S. Ng, Raymond R. Tan, Dominic C. Y. Foo. and Mahmoud M. El-Halwagi

Developing agents tanning developers

Dielectric loss tan

Dielectric loss tangent (tan

Doped Rutile Titanate Yellows and Tans

Energy Absorption (tan

Extracts, Tanning

Formaldehyde-tanned leather

Give-Tan

Hides tanning

Leather Tanned

Leather tanning

Leather tanning industry

Leather tanning industry wastes

Leather vegetable-tanned

Liquors tanning

Loss factor (tan

Loss tangent (tan

Mechanical loss factor (tan

Mineral tanning

Mineral-tanning materials

Modeling tan

Natural skin tanning

Nguyen: Tan

Oil tanning

Oil-tanned

Plant tanning materials

Pre-tanning

Prime materials and tanning extracts

Pure Tan Gum

Quinone tanning

Range of tan

Re-tanning

Reactions tanning

Rubber Tanning agent

Self-tanning lotions

Self-tanning products

Skin tanning

Skins tanned

Skins vegetable-tanned

Smoke tanning

Sunless tanning products

Synthetic tanning agents

Tan 6 vs. temperature

Tan 8 peak

Tan 8-measurement

Tan S vs. temperature

Tan Seng

Tan Xiang

Tan Xiang (Santali albi lignum

Tan delta

Tan delta curve

Tan protein

Tan studies

Tangent delta (tan

Tanned fish

Tanned pelts

Tanned protein

Tanned vegetable

Tanning

Tanning

Tanning agent, formaldehyde

Tanning agents

Tanning agents, 615 Woods

Tanning and Finishing Industry Wastes

Tanning chromium complexes

Tanning condensed

Tanning development

Tanning device

Tanning enzymatic hydrolysis

Tanning extracting

Tanning imported

Tanning in the Shade

Tanning industry

Tanning lotion

Tanning material analysis

Tanning materials

Tanning materials Reactions

Tanning of leather

Tanning powers

Tanning procedures

Tanning processes

Tanning properties

Tanning structure

Tanning substances

Tanning synthetic

Tanning, artificial

Tanning, electric

Tantalum nitride, TaN

Temperature dependence of tan

Total acid number TAN

Treatment of Vegetable Tanning Spent Liquors

Trip tans

Vegetable Tanning Processes

Vegetable tanning

Vegetable-tanning materials

Xue Yu Tan

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