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Provided that the balance is functioning correctly, the main source of error is in the weights themselves these should be calibrated by one of the standard methods so that their relative values are known, and they should be carefully cleaned with tissue paper and checked from time to time. To make the best use of the balance, weighing should be carried out by the method of swings, but for this purpose it is necessary first to determine the sensitivity of the balance. 

The TEM is one of the most generally useful microscopes many thousands of them ate in daily use throughout the world. They ate appHcable to the study of ultrafine particles (eg, pigments abrasives and carbon blacks) as well as microtomed thin sections of plant and animal tissue, paper, polymers, composites of all kinds, foods, industrial materials, etc. Even metals can be thinned to sections thin enough for detailed examination. 

For some dipped work, wet gel strength measurement is carried out, where the gel is deposited onto preformed, tissue paper dumbeUs, and the load necessary to break the dumbeU-shaped test piece is measured. 

T he target level for particles in the air of a paper printing machine hall is 0..5 mg/m, but in some cases the level can be as low as one-tenth of this number. Tissue paper mills are very complicated in this respect. Depending on the process and other factors, the particle level can be as high as 10 mg/m but levels as low as 1 mg/m- can be found. The targets ate selected between those figures depending on the type of paper mill. 

Geiger and Marsden s observations astonished everyone. Although almost all the a particles did pass through and were deflected only very slightly, about 1 in 20 000 was deflected through more than 90°, and a few a particles bounced straight back in the direction from which they had come. It was almost as incredible, said Rutherford, as if you had fired a 15-inch shell at a piece of tissue paper and it had come back and hit you. ... 

This instrument was laid in a vacuum desiccator with the fiber vertical. A flashlight bulb was set up outside the desiccator, and the position of the spot of light reflected by the meter mirror was observed on a piece of tissue paper pasted to the desiccator wall. The experimental results given in Table I were obtained. 

The dried chromatogram is first dipped in reagent solution 1 for 1 s, dried briefly in a stream of cold air and then dipped in reagent solution 2 for 1 s. The TLC/HPTLC plate is then held upright on tissue paper to allow excess reagent to drain away when the layer appears matt it is covered with a glass plate and kept at room temperature for 5 min. Afterwards it is dried in a stream of hot air and exposed to ammonia vapor. 

Diffusion rates for liquids in an elastomer are easily measured by absorption (immersion) testing, a simple process as indicated in Figure 23.6. An initially weighed immersed sheet sample of elastomer is removed from the liquid periodically, rapidly dabbed with tissue paper, reweighed, and replaced. A plot of mass increase versus root time is drawn (also see Figure 23.6), root time being chosen due to the form of appropriate solutions of Fick s laws. 

The paper making process, in very simplistic terms, involves the use of pulp, additives and water to make a final paper sheet. The type of paper being made will influence the levels of all of these components, for example high quality paper will utilise high levels of pulp fibre and additives, whereas tissue paper will use very little. Diagram 1 below illustrates the process. 

Smithsonian Center for Materials Research 8r Education. Acid free tissue paper for textiles 8r costumes. Available online. URL http //www.si.edu/MCI/english/learn more/taking care/ acidfree.html. Accessed on March 10, 2008. 

Bleached or unbleached kraft process wood pulp usually converted into paperboard, coarse papers, tissue papers, and fine papers such as business, writing and printing... 

Sulfite process wood pulp with or without bleaching used for products such as tissue papers, fine papers, and newsprint... 

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Rutherford based his model on a refinement of von Lenard s electron scattering experiment carried out by Geiger and Marsden in 1909. They used u-particles, which were known to be much heavier than electrons (more than 7000 times heavier), instead of electrons as the shells . Using a thin gold foil, they observed that almost all the u-particles went through the foil undeflected, but approximately 1 in 20 000 was reflected back towards the radioactive source. Rutherford, in describing this experiment, is widely quoted as saying It was almost as if you fired a 15 inch shell at a piece of tissue paper and it came back and hit you, but the source of this quote is obscure. 

Water Diffusion. Water sorption of polymethacrylate/Varcum-2217 blends was measured by Immersing dried film Into water for various time periods. The wet films were pat-dr1ed with tissue papers, followed by blowing nitrogen on the surface. The films before and after water Immersion were carefully weighed with a 4-d1g1t electric analytic balance (14). 

Wipe all the capsules from outside with a clean tissue paper, and dispense the capsules in appropriate container after affixing the label. Contents of the label and the need for any auxiliary label will depend upon the contents of the prescription, and the nature of the medication. 

Procedure Take about 15-20 mg of sample in a previously cleaned small agate mortar and powder it thoroughly (about 200 mesh). Add to it 2 drops of purified paraffin (commonly known as Nujol) or any other suitable mulling liquid and continue the trituration until a very smooth paste of uniform consistency is achieved. Now, transfer the slurry to a sodium chloride window, placing it carefully into the cavity made by the spacer. Consequently, place the other window on top and thus assemble the cell. With the help of a clean piece of tissue-paper wipe out the excess paste that has squeezed out from the cell windows. Finally, introduce the cell in the respective cell-compartment. 

Elot the membrane dry with soft tissue papers. Wrap the membrane in plastic wrap. 

When electrophoresis is finished, cover the gel with dry filter paper and several layers of tissue paper and press hy a weight. Remove the paper after 15 min and agitate the slide in PBS for 2 x 30 min. Stain the gel as described in Protocol 4.8.4. The precipitin bands appear as fine blue lines. 

Remove the antigen solution and wash three times with 200 pi Soln. B each. Beat out the last washing solution on tissue paper and block with 200 pi of Soln. C per well on a shaker at RT for 15 min. Remove the blocking solution and wash twice with PBS. Dry the plate at air and store it until use in a sealed plastic bag. 

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