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Portion of a concept map for the processing of a steel alloy found in Chapter 10.

Portion of a CP MAS NMR spectrum of oak wood, showing a signal assigned to tannin a without and b with digital resolution enhancement

Portion of a cross-linked phenol-formaldehyde polymer.

Portion of a data table of the elements.

Portion of a FT diagram showing phase behavior in the critical region.

Portion of a gravure roll steel base roll.

Portion of a hierarchical functional group tree for classifying carbonyls. The slashed O means any atom except oxygen.

Portion of a hypothetical A-B binary phase diagram showing a simple eutectic solidification reaction. Compositional variations can occur within the liquid during solidification as a result of relative kinetics of growth of solids a and f. In this case, a grows more easily. When dendrites of phase a grow, the remaining liquid solution becomes more B-rich . Eventually eutectic solid fills in the spaces around all primary phases.

Portion of a labeled container showing the RUP notification.

Portion of a list sorted according to element name.

Portion of a Penrose tiling based on two rhombuses. Penrose tilings are nonperiodic tilings of the plane and are two-dimensional analogs of quasicrystals.

Portion of a phase diagram for an allt of composition Co, with ko I, showing initial compositional changes.

Portion of a plant piping system. By permission, Spirax-Sarco, Inc., 1991.

Portion of a powder diffraction pattern showing the contributions to the calculated pattern from 15 reflections above a small flat background.

Portion of a proteoglycan aggregate showing the bottlebrush-like structure.

Portion of a PT diagram in the critical region

Portion of a pulsed-laser time-of-flight spectrum showing the formation of doubly charged Mo diatomic cluster ions in pulsed-laser stimulated field evaporation of Mo. From a multinomial expansion analysis, it is concluded that few Mo ions are formed. Although there are a total of only 438 ions in the entire spectrum, all the expected 15 mass lines due to an isotope mixing of the 7 Mo isotopes are present. A mass line, even when it contains only three ions such as that of Min 100, is clearly identifiable.

Portion of a random bond percolating cluster backbone, connecting the points A and B. Here, the thick black lines represent the singly connected bonds or red bonds which, if cut, will disconnect the connection between A and B. The bonds in the blob portions are indicated by dotted lines. The dangling bonds are indicated by thin black lines .

Portion of a root meristematic cell as seen in the EM showing the double nuclear envelope .

Portion of a Rubric for Evaluating Design Projects

Portion of a scatter plot matrix illustrating pairwise plots of log ratios across a series of microarray experiments. Each scatter plot is used to calculate a Pearson correlation coefficient between the two sets of measurements .

Portion of a sphere embedded into a cube

Portion of a spreadsheet for calculating the area under a curve.

Portion of a thin film chemical potential isotherm, oc -film and -film of different thickness coexist at ie. hmax and hmin are the equilibrium thin film thickness corresponding to pmax and ptnin, respectively. Equality of the two hatched areas follows from Maxwell s rule.

Portion of a time-of-flight spectrum in pulsed-laser stimulated field evaporation of a Rh tip in 2 x 10 8 Torr of 4He. Besides the formation of 4HeRh2 , the Rh2 line now shows a low energy peak of 51 eV additional energy deficit . Rh2 ions in this secondary peak are produced by field dissociation of 4HeRh2 in the field dissociation zone which is about 150 A in width and is centered at —220 A above the tip surface.

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