Application of immobilized biological agents to waste treatment Final report, 25 May 1965 - 26 Jul. 1966
Application of immobilized biological agents to human waste disposal in space capsules
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Application of immobilized biological agents to human waste disposal in space capsules
Solutions of xenon fluorides in anhydrous hydrogen fluoride have few disruptive effects and leave a residue consisting of gaseous xenon, which can be recovered and refluorinated. This mild agent can be used with materials which normally must be fluorinated with fluorine alone at high temperatures.
Xenon fluorides permit the controlled addition of fluorine across an olefinic double bond. They provide a series of fluorinating agents that permit ready separation from the product at a high purity. The reactions may be carried out in the vapor phase.
Solvent system dissolves the solid curing agents used with polyurethane resins in adhesive systems. The system developed yields bond strengths comparable to 100 percent solid formulations. The optimum solvent chosen was a 55.5 percent solution in anhydrous tetrahydrofuran.
Corrosion resistance and electrochemical behavior of titanium and titanium alloys in solutions of inorganic acids containing oxidation agents
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Silane coupling agents used as primers, and additives for polyurethane bonding
Effects of alkali liquid metal gettering agents on stainless steel corrosion
Literature survey of vapor phase chemical agents for combustion suppression
New plastic compositions, involving the systhesis of a polymeric system containing heparin insolubilized with crosslinking agents, show appreciable promise in human body implant technology.
Evaluation of bromotrifluoromethane as fire extinguishing agent for Apollo hypergolic propellants
Postsoldering cleaning agent evaluation for compatibility with printed circuit board assembly materials
Methylating agents and nitrosoguanidine actions on polynucleotides, including ribonucleic acid
Neuroregulatory agents instrumentation based on compounds brain level, enzymatic formation and radio labeling
Optical bonding agent for calcite prism on Pioneer F/G mission, emphasizing optical and mechanical properties resistance to Jupiter high energy particles
Urea-inorganic phosphate mixtures as prebiotic nucleoside phosphorylating agents
Coupling agents in urethane and epoxy adhesives, discussing lap shear and T-peel tests on mild and stainless steels, Al and glass cloth substrates
Test results and applications of elastors (General Electric RTV 665, Dow Corning (DC) XR-63-488, DC 93-500, DC 182, and DC 184) considered for use as optical bonding agents in aerospace environments are presented.