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The History of Improving Automobile Emissions: Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis of Tailpipe Exhaust Over a Several-Decade-Model-Year Range
The paper describe here a laboratory project, suitable for the general chemistry or physical chemistry laboratory, which uses Fourier transform infrared FTIR spectroscopy for the analysis of automobile exhaust. Using this method, products of both complete and incomplete combustion of gasoline are identified in exhaust under various vehicle-operating conditions. By...
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White papers 2003-09-25
Crushing the High Cost of Grape "Juice": An Innovative California Vineyard Finds Alternate Energy Technology Ripe for Picking
Axiom Engineers approached McMinn with an innovative concept: A new but proven energy technology that would generate power nearly seven times more cleanly than the local utility power plants. As an added benefit, the ultra-low-emission exhaust would provide process hot water and facility heating in cooler months. The 600°F exhaust...
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History lesson
In what may be the most exhaustive look yet at bodybuilding's long and winding history, Muscle, Smoke & Mirrors: Volume 1, weighs in at an encyclopedic 562 pages, each meticulously reached and engagingly written. Author Randy Roach spent five years compiling and writing this, the first half of a 1,000-page,...
Articles 2008-09-01
"Getting my energy back": the real reason this mom was exhausted had nothing to do with her five kids—and everything to do with her extra weight
Lisa's challenge Lisa was slim her whole life, so she never worried about exercise-even after having five children. Over the years, though, her weight crept to and she began to feel drained. By 37, she reached 136 pounds, putting her in the overweight zone for her height. ...
Articles 2008-09-01
The IT Lounge Gives Celebrities Survival Must-Haves for 2008 Toronto Film Festival
Twelve years of film festival experience has given NKPR the inside edge on what celebrities and media need to survive the exhilarating yet exhausting Toronto International Film Festival which runs from September 4th-13th. This year, the IT Lounge gifting suite will put that knowledge to work when it opens its...
Articles 2008-08-20
Minnesota Farmers Receive $17 Million Money Judgment From BASF
Verdict in farmers' class action lawsuit challenges chemical industry's marketing practices MINNEAPOLIS -- After more than a decade in litigation, which included two U.S. Supreme Court appearances and five trips the Minnesota Supreme Court, Minnesota farmers will finally receive payments from a class action lawsuit brought against BASF...
Articles 2008-08-20
Hayes Evaluates Test and Treatment Options for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
More clinical research needed to recommend most ADHD treatments Stimulant drugs and atomoxetine show promise in relieving symptoms in children LANSDALE, Pa. -- Hayes, Inc., an industry leader in providing independent, unbiased analyses of healthcare technologies, today announced that it has completed an exhaustive study of...
Articles 2008-08-19
Hermes Spacecraft Looking to Bring Personal Space Travel to the Masses
'Shuttle for Everyone' Prototype on Display at Intel Developer Forum SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Intel Developer Forum -- Like many Americans coming of age during the time of the Apollo missions, Morris Jarvis dreamed of someday blasting off into space. As a child he sat...
Articles 2008-08-19
Lauda predicts Massa v. Hamilton for crown.
Three-time world champion Niki Lauda has suggested that this year's world title could be fought out between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa, unless reigning champion Kimi Raikkonen raises his game quickly. The Finn heads into this weekend's inaugural European Grand Prix on the streets of Valencia trailing Hamilton...
Articles 2008-08-19
Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market : An Exhaustive View of the Biotechnology Markets in the Asia-Pacific Region
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/65bdec/asia_pacific_biote) has announced the addition of the "Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)" report to their offering. The report "Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)" provides an exhaustive view of the biotechnology markets in the Asia-Pacific region (Japan, China, Australia, South Korea, India, Taiwan,...
Articles 2008-08-19
Australia's Hewitt out of US tennis Open
SYDNEY AFP — Australia's Lleyton Hewitt said Wednesday he had withdrawn from this month's US Open after having surgery for a nagging hip injury. The 2001 US Open winner, who last week lost to world number one Rafael Nadal in their second-round match at the Beijing Olympics, has...
Articles 2008-08-19
Arbor Networks Publishes Largest Study to Date on IPv6 Traffic on the Internet
Arbor Networks, in partnership with more thanninety network services and content providers from around the world, todaypublished the largest study to date of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)traffic on the Internet. IPv6 is intended to be the next primarycommunications protocol for packet-switched inter-networks. The transitionto IPv6 is considered...
Articles 2008-08-18
Wade Financial Group, Inc. Selected as One of The Ten Most Dependable Wealth Managers™ of The Central U.S
MINNEAPOLIS -- Wade Financial Group, Inc., announced today that it has been selected by Goldline Research as one of The Ten Most Dependable[TM] Wealth Managers of The Central U.S. for 2008. The list was published in Forbes Magazine earlier this year. Wade Financial Group WFG was the only firm in...
Articles 2008-08-18
OARSOME FOURSOME
OLYMPIC legend Steve Redgrave last night hailed Britain's winning rowers after one of the most dramatic races ever. The men's coxless four - Tom James, Pete Reed, Steve Williams and Andy Triggs-Hodge - battled back to snatch gold from the Australians. They came from nearly a...
Articles 2008-08-17
Red Bull: it promises energy, but doesn't mention sticky blood ...
SOFT DRINK Australian researchers have found that the sugar-free version of Red Bull may increase the danger of blood clots, and creates "sticky" blood, raising the risk of heart attack or stroke. How this affects the sales of Red Bull - last year 3.5 billion cans...
Articles 2008-08-17
OARSOME FOURSOME
OLYMPIC legend Sir Steve Redgrave hailed Britain's winning rowers last night - after one of the most dramatic races ever. The men's coxless four - Tom James, Pete Reed, Steve Williams and Andy Triggs-Hodge - battled back to snatch gold from the Australians. They came from...
Articles 2008-08-17
The sad demise of Saakashvili and his bold new vision
COMMENT Two hours after the scheduled start of the press conference, and five hours after beginning talks, Condoleezza Rice and Mikheil Saakashvili walked on to the terrace of the presidential palace in Tbilisi yesterday, looking stony-faced and exhausted. The Georgian President made the...
Articles 2008-08-16
US and Libya sign compensation deal: minister
TRIPOLI AFP — Libya and the United States Thursday signed a compensation deal for American victims of Libyan attacks and US reprisals, paving the way for full normalisation of ties between the two countries. The agreement was signed by visiting US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern...
Articles 2008-08-14
Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
Air pollution has short-term and long-term toxic effects on the heart and blood vessels, causing increased hospitalization for cardiac illness, and even cause death, a new report says. superoxiding molecules that damage cells -- that cause not only inflammation in the lungs, but also trigger harmful effects in the...
Articles 2008-08-13
Medical CEO is arrested in scheme
LOS ANGELES -- A hospital CEO was arrested Wednesday in what authorities said was a scheme to recruit homeless people as phony patients and bill government programs for millions of dollars in unnecessary health services. Federal agents raided three medical centers and the city of Los Angeles...
Articles 2008-08-07
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