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Metastable growth of diamond takes place from gases rich in carbon and hydrogen at low pressures where diamond would appear to be thermodynamically unstable. The subject has a long history, beginning with work in the United States and Russia as early as 1962 (30—32) but not achieving widespread interest and acceptance until about 1986 after successful work in Japan. [Pg.565]

Ishibashi M, Shigematsu T, Nakagawa Y (1953) Recent oceanographic work in Japan. Special Number 1 44... [Pg.318]

Worldwide, there are numerous plasma system designs for treatment of all types of wastes. Economical considerations limit their commercial applications to the most profitable actions. Presently they commercially operate in Switzerland and Germany for low level nuclear waste vitrification, in France and the USA for asbestos waste vitrification, in the USA and Australia for hazardous waste treatment, in Japan and France for municipal fly ash vitrification. The most of installations is working in Japan because there 70% of municipal waste is incinerated and the ash can not be used as landfill. EU Regulations banning the disposal to landfill of toxic and hazardous wastes after year 2002 may cause wider use of plasma waste destruction technology in Europe. [Pg.104]

Working in Japan, the money artist Akasegawa also explored the relationship between capitalism and state authority. His notes were not counterfeit, but simulacra, and as such they put into question the validity of all money by mocking the yen. Like Boggs, Akasegawa was also severely prosecuted. [Pg.139]

Branching in PVAc, and its influence on various properties of the polymer, have since been extensively studied, notably by Graessley and his co-workers 44,89, 95,177-180), but also by a number of others including Berry and his coworkers 43,59,181,182). There has also been a considerable amount of work in Japan, no doubt motivated by the strong industrial interest in PVAc and poly(vinyl alcohol) in that country Nozakura s paper 183) gives references to previous Japanese work. [Pg.53]

Rcsearch sponsored by the Brominated Flame Retardants Industry Panel regarding the use of brominated flame retardants shows that there is no evidence that the use of decabromodiphenyl oxide leads to any unusual risk. In addition, a study by the National Bureau of Standards (now National Institute of Science and Technology) showed that the use of flame retardants signilicanily decreased the hazards associated with burning of common materials under realistic fire conditions. Work in Japan confirms this finding. [Pg.640]

It should also be noted here that recent work in Japan has shown that a free germanium cation can be prepared and structurally characterized. Thus, the reaction of tetrakis (tri-z-butylsilyl)cyclotrigermene with trityl tetraphenylborate affords (t-Bu3SiGe)3+ BPI14 as a yellow crystalline solid. X-ray crystallography shows that there is no close interaction between the anion and the cation. The stability of the compound is presumably due not only to the steric protection afforded by the bulky t-BtcSi substituents, but also to the fact that it contains a 2jr-electron aromatic ring.198... [Pg.589]

Table 1 Nuclear Hydrogen Research and Development Works in Japan... [Pg.59]

There has been some development work (in Japan) on using or blanking off individual cavities to adjust to varying production requirements, and combining different but balanced cavities in the same tool, for completely flexible production. [Pg.448]

Leach, Bernard Howell (1887-1979) is probably the best-known British potter. He was born in Hong Kong and worked in Japan (with Shoji Hamada) and at St. Ives in England. [Pg.424]

To enhance the accuracy and reliability of large FBR design work in Japan, the quantitative knowledge obtained from the JUPITER experiments and analysis will be utilized as one of the most important databases for FBR core physics. [Pg.125]

As my work in Japan unfolded, there were never any security problems. The precautions apparently were not necessary. [Pg.55]

M. Nakano and T. Abe, Standing oscillation of bay water induced by currents. Records Oceanogr. Works in Japan, Spec. No. 3, 75-96 (1959). [Pg.234]

The first paper mill was buUt by Eiichi Shibusawa in Tokyo in 1872. Some tons of natural rubber were imported from India and the USA in 1880-1890 and, concurrently, a rubber manufacturing company was buUt (1886). Celluloid products were first imported from Germany in 1877, and their domestic production started around 1890. The most interesting example is the Japanese urushi lacquer made from the poison oak tree. Because of its bright and clear color, the lacquer has been widely used from commodity to art works in Japan. In 1883, Hrkorokuro Yoshida published a research article on the urushi lacquer, describing an enzyme (later named laccase) that initiated the polycondensation of urushiol [5]. After 1903, scientific study on the urushi lacquer was continued by RUcou Majima [6]. [Pg.147]

S. Somiya, Historical developments of hydrothermal works in Japan, especially in ceramic science. J. Mater. Set, 41, 1307-1318, 2006. [Pg.411]

Honda, H. 2000. Working in Japan An Insider s Guide for Engineers and Scientist, 2nd ed. New York ASME Press. The theme of this book is the importance of understanding the social life and customs of the country in which the engineer works. [Pg.32]

As problems were identified, solutions would arise almost as if by magic. Nevertheless, it was obvious that calcium polyphosphate fiber could never be commercialized as a commodity product using this process. It still has some very interesting properties for specialties where price is not a major issue. Some medical uses could fall in this area. Abe s work in Japan has concentrated on this particular compound and some outstanding results have been obtained. [Pg.164]

Professor Huamin Zhang is the Head of the Energy Storage Division at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS-DICP). Professor Zhang received his B.S. from the Shandong University in 1982, and his M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the Kyushu University in Japan in 1985 and 1988, respectively, under the supervision of Professor Noboru Yamazoe. After completing his Ph.D., Professor Zhang worked in Japan in the fields of functional... [Pg.5]

Public Works Research Institute (1995) Strong-motion acceleration records from Public Works in Japan (No. 21). Ministry of Construction, Tsukuba, Japan... [Pg.2427]


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