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Aluminum Acetates" in ECT 1st ed. under "Aluminum Compounds," Vol. 1, pp. 626 —627, "Aluminum Formates" in ECT 1st ed. under "Aluminum Compounds," Vol. 1, pp. 630—632, by Benjamin Toubes, Victor Chemical Works, "Aluminum Acetate" in ECT 2nd ed. under "Aluminum Compounds," Vol. 2, pp. 11—13, by Albert Stewart, MaUinckrodt Chemical Works, "Aluminum Formate" in ECT 2nd ed. under "Aluminum Compounds," Vol. 2, pp. 14—17, by Benjamin Toubes, Victor Chemical Works, a Division of Stauffer Chemical Company, "Aluminum Carboxylates" in ECT 3rd ed. under "Aluminum Compounds," Vol. 2, pp. 202—209, by Glenn H. Warner, Union Carbide Corporation. 

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Hardness and Tensile Properties. Recall that an increased hardness was observed in the HAZ. This trend was opposite to that found in precipitation-hardened and/or cold-worked aluminum alloys, which exhibit a large drop in hardness in the HAZ due to overaging or recrystallization, respectively. The exact reason for the increase in HAZ hardness here is not known however, it may have resulted from cold working of the HAZ during FSW and/or from straining during cooling due to coefficient of thermal expansion differences between the a and 3... 

Cations also can mutually interfere in atomic absorption measurements, although the effect usually is less pronounced than in flame emission work. Aluminum will interfere with the alkaline earth elements, as will boron with calcium and magnesium with calcium. 

Aluminum has been suggested to be a risk factor in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease. In experimental work, aluminum significantly impairs dendritic connectivity within the rat hippocampus. When rats were fed pyridoxine for thirty days following aluminum injections the branch points in all areas of the hippocampus increased significantly (45). This effect might be due to the effect of pyridoxine on neurotransmitter and polyamine syntheses. 

Any multi-barrier process (a random-walk problem) has a relaxation time associated with each microscopic jump. Thus, the steady-state approach fails to predict the transients during the initial period. The appearance of induction periods is frequently observed in chain reactions. The induction period occurs also in the recr tal-lization of cold worked aluminum. These induction periods are understandable in terms of the multi-barrier processes. Further interest in the random-walk treatment lies in the fact that time-dependence of concentration changes in various systems can be predicted. 

Polakowski, N.H. Restoration of ductility in cold-worked aluminum. Proceedings ASTM 52, 1086 (1952)... 

So, how does this whole thing work It s as simple as it sounds. An alcoholic solution of nitromethane and MDP2P is dripped into a mass of amalgamated aluminum immersed in alcohol first reducing the nitromethane to methylamine, allowing the Schiff base of the amine and ketone to form which is then further reduced to the desired MDMA. 

The widely used Moifatt-Pfltzner oxidation works with in situ formed adducts of dimethyl sulfoxide with dehydrating agents, e.g. DCC, AcjO, SO], P4O10, CCXTl] (K.E, Pfitzner, 1965 A.H. Fenselau, 1966 K.T. Joseph, 1967 J.G. Moffatt, 1971 D. Martin, 1971) or oxalyl dichloride (Swem oxidation M. Nakatsuka, 1990). A classical procedure is the Oppenauer oxidation with ketones and aluminum alkoxide catalysts (C. Djerassi, 1951 H. Lehmann, 1975). All of these reagents also oxidize secondary alcohols to ketones but do not attack C = C double bonds or activated C —H bonds. 

Manganese—Aluminum—Carbon Alloys. Anisotropic Mn—Al—C permanent magnet ahoys have been developed usiag warm working (87). Properties as high as B = 0.61 T (6100 G), = 220 kA/m (2.8 kOe) and (BH) = 56 kJ/m (7 x 10 G-Oe) have been obtained. A typical ahoy... 

Dispersions of flake aluminum powders having surface oxide up to 14 wt % Al O have been pressed, sintered, and worked to a material known as sintered aluminum powder (SAP). This product exhibits high strength at elevated temperatures. Nickel containing small additions of thoria, known as TD-nickel, is also a high temperature cermet. 

In the case of the fibrous laminate not much work has been done, but it has been observed that a significant loss of stiffness in boron—aluminum laminate occurs when cycled in tension—tension (43,44). Also, in a manner similar to that in the laminated PMCs, the ply stacking sequence affects the fatigue behavior. For example, 90° surface pHes in a 90°/0° sequence develop damage more rapidly than 0° pHes. In the case of laminates made out of metallic sheets, eg, stainless steel and aluminum, further enhanced resistance against fatigue crack propagation than either one of the components in isolation has been observed (45). 

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