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radiocarbon, age validation, water, Campana, report, otolith, glycerin, post-bomb, pre-bomb, age, D14C. The effect of glycerin storage on the bomb radiocarbon content of otoliths was determined experimentally.

Storage in either pre- or post-bomb glycerin had no detectable effect on the bomb radiocarbon content of either pre- or post-bomb otoliths.

Glycerin is used as a storage medium because of its clearing properties, which enhances the visibility of growth increments as it permeates the microchannel architecture of the otolith over a period of a few weeks or months (Gauldie et al., 1998).

Funding for this study was provided by Canada Fisheries and Oceans and NSF OPP-9985884.

Chemistry and composition of fish otoliths: pathways, mechanisms and applications.

prod_quality.pdf

biodiesel, glycerin, alcohol, reaction, catalyst, oil, production, acid, fat, separation, pounds. The production processes for biodiesel are well known.

Direct acid catalyzed transesterification of the oil.

One hundred pounds of fat or oil (such as soybean oil) are reacted with 10 pounds of a short chain alcohol in the presence of a catalyst to produce 10 pounds of glycerin and 100 pounds of biodiesel.

The short chain alcohol, signified by ROH (usually methanol, but sometimes ethanol) is charged in excess to assist in quick conversion.

R', R'', and R''' indicate the fatty acid chains associated with the oil or fat which are largely palmitic, stearic, oleic, and linoleic acids for naturally occurring oils and fats.

Chapter_2.pdf

silica, spheres, water, diameter, silica microspheres, porosimetry, variations, pores, measurements, temperatures, calcination. 2.3.2 Calcination temperature effects on silica spheres refractive index.

The motivation is that opals usually must be subjected to thermal treatments like sintering4,5 or guest material synthesis,6 which often involves high temperatures.

For silica microspheres used in this work, the precursor alkoxide is Tetraethyl ortosilicate (TEOS) and the hydrolyzing agent is doubly distilled water (DDW).

An 875 nm of diameter silica spheres sample was chosen for adsorption and mercury porosimetry.

2.6 Sphere diameter variations with calcination temperature.

A possible explanation for the inability of these methods to detect pores is that they are mainly internal pores and are not easily accessible by non-polar molecules.