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0 Bipolar Membrane 0 Cation Membrane 0 Anion Membrane [Pg.282]

The water splitting reaction is efficient and clean. The energy consumed is only 20% greater than that readily calculated from Gibbs Free Energy relationship shown below. For the disso iation of water at 70°C one can calculate 0.874 volts. [Pg.282]

With these efficient water splitting membranes and taking into account the resistances contributed by the electrolyte solutions and the monopolar membranes, AQUATECH Systems is considerably more power efficient than some conventional technologies. For example, the chlor-alkali industry would typically require some 2500 kwhr/MT NaOH produced. AQUATECH Systems can generate 1 MT NaOH aqueous plus an equivalent amount of the associated acid for just 1650-1800 kwhr. [Pg.283]


Treatment Technology Background Document, United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1989. [Pg.152]

U.S. Congress 1991. Dioxin treatment technologies background paper. Office of Technology Assessment. OTA-BP-O-93. Washington, DC U.S. Government Printing Office. November 1991. [Pg.698]

N. Izumo and A. Koiwai, Technological background and latest market requirements concerning static viscosity measurement with a tuning-fork vibration viscometer, in Proceedings of Asia-Pacific Symposium on Measurement of Mass, Force and Torque (APMF 2009), IM June 2009, Tokyo, Japan, 51-57 (2009). [Pg.162]

It is easier to characterize unknown material if its historical and technological backgrounds are known. The development of semi-synthetic polymers in the second half of the nineteenth century can be followed using patents (Fernandez-Villa and Moya, 2005). Development of cellulose nitrate was prompted by the need to find substitutes for natural materials including tortoiseshell, ivory and ebony, which were very expensive. By 1858, approximately 8 per cent of British patents concerned the synthesis or moulding of semi-synthetics. [Pg.114]

Historical Backgrounds and the Past Achievements in Research and Development Activities Historical Backgrounds. The history of the research and development of concrete-polymer composites is considerably different in various countries because of the differences of scientific and technological backgrounds, and the types of concrete-polymer composites. [Pg.4]

Filipovic B, Schimmer O (2012) Protecting embedded systems against product piracy. Technological background and preventive measures. Fraunhofer AIESEC, Garching... [Pg.553]

Abstract Cyclotron products are gaining in significance in diagnostic investigations via PET and SPECT, as well as in some therapeutic studies. The scientific and technological background of radionuclide production using a cyclotron is briefly discussed. Production methods of the commonly used positron and photon emitters are described and developments in the production of some new positron emitters and therapeutic radionuclides outlined. Some perspectives of cyclotron production of medical radionuclides are considered. [Pg.1904]

We intend this book to moke an informative contribution to all those who would like to know more about new glass-ceramic materials and their scientific-technological background or who want to use these materials and benefit from them. It is therefore a book for students, scientists, engineers, and technicians. Furthermore this monograph is intended to serve as a reference for all those interested in natural or medical science and technology, with special emphasis on glass-ceramics as new materials with new properties. [Pg.385]

Analog Devices, Technology Background, available online at http //www.analog.com/industry/dsp/ bga/background.html. [Pg.99]


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