Technical Section

FIGURE 2.9. Schematic Energy Diagram of the Transition State Leading to Chemical Reaction 

Once an exothermic decomposition is initiated, usually by application of heat to raise the temperature, the energy that is released may maintain the higher temperature and thus cause the reaction to continue until all material is converted or until the reaction is stopped by forced cooling. The change in the Gibbs free energy during such a process (at constant temperature and pressure) is  

At constant temperature and pressure, AUT is the observed energy dissipated or absorbed by the reaction. A negative value of AUr means that energy is dissipated by the reaction. If the reaction occurs under isobaric conditions 

TABLE 2.4 Structure of High Energy Release Compounds  

Note the numbers in the fourth column give a better relative indication of potential energy release than those in the third column.  

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A. R. Beaudry and N. R. Ducharme, Preprints of Annual Meeting, Technical Section, Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Pt. B, Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Montreal, 1993, pp. B13—B26. 

R. H. Marchessault, S. Coulombe, T. Hanai, and H. Monkawa, Monomers and Oligomers from Wood, Transactions of Technical Section of the TR52, 1980 pubhshed ia Pulp and Paper Canada 81(6), 1980. 

T. J. McDonough, Proceedings of the 76th Annual Meeting of the Technical Section Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Montreal, Canada, 1990, pp. B265-B269 Pulp Paper Can. 93 (1992). 

M. Paleologou, R. M. Berry, and B. I. Fleming, "Bipolar Membrane Electro dialysis A New Solution to the Problems of Chemical Imbalance iu Kraft Mills," 78th Finnual Meeting, Technical Section, Canadian Tulp and Taper Association, Preprints A,Jan. 28—29, 1992, pp. KM—KSl. 

Groth Equipment Co., Tank Protection Div., Manual s Technical Section. 

GPA research is proposed, financed, and conducted on an individual project basis. The GPA research strategy is normally to measure only sufficient data to allow parameter determination in models. GPA seldom attempts definitive system studies. GPA research is directed by an Enthalpy Steering Committee and a Phase Equilibrium Committee. Dr. L. D. Wiener chairs the Enthalpy Committee. Dr. K. H. Kiigren chairs the Equilibrium Committee. Both committees are divisions of Technical Section F chaired by M. A. 

A move structure for the Experimental Approach section is shown in figure 13.1. The section is organized around three key moves (1) Share Prior Accomplishments, (2) Share Preliminary Results, and (3) Describe Proposed Methodology. These moves parallel the information requested in many RFPs. For example, the ACS Analytical Chemistry Graduate Fellowship RFP (excerpt llA) prompts applicants to summarize work already accomplished (i.e., prior accomplishments and preliminary results) and to summarize work planned for the term of the fellowship (i.e., proposed methodology). Similarly, the NSF CAREER award RFP (excerpt IIC) requires applicants to provide a summary of prior research accomplishments and an outline of the research plan, including the methods and procedures to be used. The Experimental Approach section is often the most technical section of the proposal. 

McMinn, C. S., and Lintner, C. J. (1973, May), paper presented at the American Pharmaceutical Association Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences Meeting, Pharmaceutical Technical Section, Chicago, IL. 

In the following review there are six technical sections, the first three covering dyes. The division has been made on the basis of the nature of the electronic character of the dye molecule. Anionic dyes are applied to hydrophilic fibres whilst cationic dyes are applied mainly to acrylic fibres. The neutral disperse dyes are used mainly on the hydrophobic polyester fabrics. Then follow sections covering pigments, a short summary of fluorescent brightening agents and, finally, an introduction to the subject of colour and chemical constitution. 

Field-copy certification—a certification, as stated in 21CFR 314.94, that a true third field copy of the technical sections (chemistry, manufacturing, and controls) of the application has been submitted to the appropriate FDA district office. The district office should also receive a certification with the submission that it is a true copy of the information submitted to the reviewing division. 

Determine if the other technical sections as presented appear adequate for filing. 

Review Copy(ies). These copies are bound separately to allow concurrent review of the technical sections. 

The applicant shall submit a review copy of the application. Each of the technical sections, described in paragraphs (d)(1) through (d)(6) of this section, in the review copy is required to be separately bound with a copy of the application form required under paragraph (a) of this section and a copy of the summary required under paragraph (c) of this section. [[Page 112]]... 

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