White stars

Some synonyms in the Alphabetical index are followed by bracketed notations. These notations provide additional clarifying information about the entry such as composition, modifications to the agents (e.g., thickened, dusty, binary), or a note for historical context. For example, "White Star" was a gas blend that was employed by the British in World War I consisting of 50% phosgene and 50% chlorine. The entry appears as ... 

White Star (British WWI Cylinder Gas) Phosgene (50%) and Chlorine (50%) Mixture ... 

Figure 3. Structures of PuRs and PjRj as examples for substituted polyanions. The IR spectra of the compounds PyiMme ) with M = Si, Ge, Sn, and Pb show the nearly unchanged fundamental vibrations of the Py skeleton (black-filled), the shifts of v(P-M) (black star), and of f(M-C ) (white star), and the CH rocking vibrations (not marked).

Figure 5.2 This illustration shows the relationship between the four elements and the four qualities. Alchemical symbols for the elements are shown in the corners of the center diamond. The white star in the center represents the Quinta Essentia, or the fifth element. (Robert M. Place)...

W = wt of dry sample in grams Method No 210. Priming Composition (Lead Starter Type), used as a priming compn for the M127 (T73) Parachute White Star Ground Signal. US Military Specification MIL-S-13257F (1967) requirements Moisture, max 0.10%, and Composition Pb peroxide (of... 

Type 93 4-cm Signal Flare was in two types a) Trailing White Stars and b) Green Comet. They are described on p 240 and illustrated in Fig 391 ... 

Signal. 111am., Marine, Mk 2 (Very Signal Cartridge) Pyrotechnic Pistol Mk fi Free-falling Red, Green, or White Star 6 200 2.43 0.88 1.1... 

Signal, Ilium.. Aircraft, Mk 6 Mod O (A/C Emerg. Ident Signal) Hand-thrown From Aircraft Grenade Type Para-Suspended Red, Green, or White Star 25 5.95 2.6 18... 

Lockyer s studies of the solar spectrum revealed to him that the sun is a miasma of chemical elements. Where did they come from In 1873 Lockyer developed the theory, later expounded in his Chemistry of the Sun (1887), that in the hottest (blue-white) stars the stellar matter is broken apart into the constituents of atoms themselves subatomieparticles, the protyle discussed by Dumas. Then, as the stars cooled, these particles combined to form regular elements - including some, like helium, not (then) known on Earth. 

Izzo(Ref 6) lists the following pyro compns using castor oil a)White star for French military signal cartridge used in Very pistol Ba nitrate 57, Al powd 30, Sb sulfide 6, cryolite 6 ... 

White stars, except some of those which contain aluminum, are generally made with potassium nitrate as the oxidizing agent. Various white star compositions are tabulated below. The last three are for white electric stars. The last formula, containing perchlorate, was communicated by Allen F. Clark. 

Yes. And let me impress you with my knowledge of a few other classes. You don t need to know these minutiae for the rest of our lessons, but there are some less common classes, such as WC or WN class stars (Wolf-Rayet stars— white stars that are hot like the O class stars), C class stars (dim red stars probably too cool to support life), and S class stars, which are cool like the M-class stars and reddish-brown in color. N stars are also not part of the standard spectral sequence. They differ from the M stars not by temperature but by composition, having a carbon-to-oxygen ratio reversed from M stars. R stars are warmer carbon-rich versions and have the same temperatures of K and G stars. For now, don t let all these letters confuse you, just focus on the stars in the table. Miss Muxdroozol nods. The Wolf-Rayet stars sound interesting. What do we know about them ... 

Surely it heard me cry out—for at that moment, like two exploding white stars, the hands flashed open and the figure dropped back into the earth, back to the kingdom, older than ours, that calls the dark its home. ... 

Bahner s derivation of his formula is made on the basis of these four lines only. Professor Hagenbach, who has encouraged him in the project, now introduces him to Huggins determinations of wavelengths from white stars. With ten more lines which fit his formula, the matter is clinched. (True, there are more or less progressive... 

White Stars.—Saltpeter 9 parts sulphur, 3 parts antimony 2 parts. 

White Stars, Mix 32 parts of pulverized saltpetre, 12 of pulverized sulphur, 8 of powdered sodium sulphide, and 1 of gunpowder. 

T-Stoff Ger desgn for zylylbromide WSC white star cluster... 

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