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NLO effects result when the polarization response of the valence electrons becomes significantly anharmonic, usually in intense light beams where the magnitude of E is very large. The magnitudes of the coefficients of the terms in equation 2 diminish rapidly at higher orders, and thus readily observable NLO effects are either second-order third-order (X ) processes. Most NLO appHcations rely on second-order processes. However,... [Pg.337]

Barton, J. A. and Nolan, P. F. Incidents in the Chemical Industry due to Thermal-runaway Chemical Reactions, Hazards X Process... [Pg.1018]

The relative abundances of the various isotopes of the light elements Li, Be and B therefore depend to some extent on which detailed model of the big bang is adopted, and experimentally determined abundances may in time permit conclusions to be drawn as to the relative importance of these processes as compared to x-process spallation reactions. [Pg.15]

The origin of chemical elements has been explained by various nuclear synthesis routes, such as hydrogen or helium burning, and a-, e-, s-, r-, p- and x-processes. "Tc is believed to be synthesized by the s (slow)-process in stars. This process involves successive neutron capture and / decay at relatively low neutron densities neutron capture rates in this process are slow as compared to /1-decay rates. The nuclides near the -stability line are formed from the iron group to bismuth. [Pg.13]

Verykios, X., Process for the Production of Hydrogen and Electrical Energy from Reforming of Bio-ethanol (Int. Pat. WO 99/61369). 1998. [Pg.224]

Historical perspective An analysis of thermal runaways in the United Kingdom (Barton and Nolan, Incidents in the Chemical Industry due to Thermal Bunaway Chemical Reactions, Hazards X Process Safety in Fine and Specialty Chemical Plants, IChem 115 3-18) indicated that such incidents occur because of the following general causes ... [Pg.27]

The reversible first-order reaction (1.47) can be converted into an irreversible A X process by scavenging X rapidly and preventing its return to A. Thus the intramolecular reversible electron transfer in modified myoglobin (Sec. 5.9)... [Pg.16]

Hodjati, S Vaezzadeh, K Petit, C Pitchon, V Kiennemann, A Absorption/desorption of NO(x) process on perovskites Performances to remove NO(x> from a lean exhaust gas, Appl Catal, B Environmental, 2000, Volume 26, Issue 1, 5-16. [Pg.74]

In the middle ofthe working range E x) = b+2c x Process standard deviation... [Pg.189]

One common use of SHG is to convert the output of a fixed-frequency laser into a different spectral region. For example, the Nd-YAG laser operates in the near IR at a wavelength of 1,064 nm, while SHG is routinely used to convert the wavelength of the radiation to 532 nm. For x processes, the conversion efficiency can be up to 30% for phase-matched case with a nanosecond laser pulse. [Pg.269]

A perspective that could help in changing focus from teaching to learning could be illustrated by the formula knowledge = information x processing... [Pg.391]

Learning = regulation x cooperation Knowledge = information x processing Knowledge creation = knowledge acquisition x participation Pyburn et al. (see Chapter 14) Sriskandarajah et al. (see Chapter 16) Seppanen and Francis (see Chapter 17)... [Pg.430]

Eq. (3) may be substituted into a general rate expression of the form dx/dt to give an expression of the form dq/dt (or power). For example, the general rate expression for a simple, solution phase, first-order, A -x process is given by Eq. (4). [Pg.335]

Application The Dimersol-X process transforms butenes to octenes, which are ultimately used in the manufacture of plasticizers via iso-nonanol (isononyl alcohol) and diisononyl phthalate units. [Pg.116]

Description Butenes enter the Dimersol-X process, which comprises three sections. In the reactor section, dimerization takes place in multiple liquid-phase reactors (1) using homogeneous catalysis and an efficient recycle mixing system. The catalyst is generated in situ by the reaction of components injected in the recycle loop. The catalyst in the reactor effluent is deactivated in the neutralization section and separated (2). The stabilization section (3) separates unreacted olefin monomer and saturates from product dimers while the second column (4) separates the octenes. A third column can be added to separate dodecenes. [Pg.116]

OXY+ A process for making a reducing gas mixture by the partial oxidation of natural gas, using oxygen. Developed by Midrex Technologies, Charlotte, NC, and commercialized in 2004 for use in the MTDRF,X process. [Pg.270]

Description Butenes enter the Dimersol-X process, which comprises three sections. In the reactor section, dimerization takes place in multiple liquid-phase reactors (1) using homogeneous catalysis and an efficient recycle mixing system. The catalyst is generated in situ by... [Pg.75]

Ciftcioglu, M., and Mayo, M. X, Processing of nanocrystalline ceramics, in Superplasticity in Metals, Ceramics and Intermetallics Symposium Proceedings (M. X Mayo, M. Kobayashi, X Wadsworth, Eds.), pp. 77-86. Materials Research Society, Pittsburgh (1990). [Pg.163]

Flakt-Boliden process aqueous carbonate SULF-X process Conosox process... [Pg.390]

The p-process is one of proton capture (p,y) or of gamma-ray absorption with neutron emission (y,n), and is responsible for many proton-rich nuclides of low abundance, generally derived from iron-group elements. Finally, an x-process is responsible for the synthesis of D, Li, Be and B which are unstable at the temperatures reached inside stars, where they are converted to helium by a large number of processes including 2D(p.y) He, Li(p,a) He and iiB(p,a)8Be -> 2 He. [Pg.29]

Shell considers that the Sulfinol-X process is the best choice in the applications of removal of H2S, C02, COS, mercaptans, and organic sulfides from gas streams,... [Pg.289]


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Dimersol X process

Processes and X-Ray Production

Processes in X-ray fluorescence

Sulf-X process

The x-process

Top-down processing, by hard X-rays

X-Ray Absorption Process

X-Ray Diffraction Process

X-ray data processing

X-ray fluorescence process

X-rays processes

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