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Liquid Chromatography 

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XOct 30r1975 (in English) 

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NAî1RAI. PRODDCTS/CIiE,tICALS!TOXICOLOGY/ • 

I1E'IABOLISN OP FOREIGN CO!D'ONNDS: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOCRAPHY, 

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nnrl \tnrp Fiesec 3d ed. of the mono,^rnph previously 

entitled The, chemistry of natural products relnted to 

pbennnlhreue, by L. F. Fic: er. \oav York, Reinhold Pub. 

Corp., 1949. 

11, 704 p. 12a rm. (Amerlenn Chemtenl Soelety. MonoBrnph 

eerlea, uo. 70) ! 

Rlbllor:rnphlcalfootnotes. 

1. Fhennnthrene. r. Flearr, Nnry A. (Pcters) 1909- j„hrt 

Huth- u.Tltle. (GSics) 

QD"uDJ.Pa 1919 547.S9 

LlLrmy af Cuaemse ^. ^^ ;+Ul°l0, 

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TOBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION/CHROMATOGRAPHIC AHALYSIS--GAS CHR0MAT0 

TS TOBACCO-SNAKE-•ANALYSIS/MASS SPECTROMETRY/ 

2240 

Gu ANA LYSIS OF DRUGS VOLUME 7 

1900 ^ 

AND METABOLITES 

BY GAS CHROMATOCRAPHY- ^ ^, G ^ wo- 

MASS SPECI'ROMETRY 

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COAL/SEAWATER/METALS/NATURAL RESOURCES/ SOLID WASTE/ 

ORE FORMATION, GEOCHEMISTRY OF/MINERAL RF.SOURCES7 

/WOOD AND PLANT MATERIALS/ENERGY RESOURCES/ , 

Qc 

73 

AM 

1976 

Materials: 

I 

Edited by ^^^^^^^ 

èn 

PHILIP H. ABELSON 

ALLEN L. HAMMOND 

and 

Nonrenewable 

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Association 

for the 

Advancement 

of 

Science 

No. 4 in a series 

of special 

SCIENCE 

Compendia

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DecemUer 14, 1976 

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1 

COR I!/.%!I.DIATE REliLT.SE 

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RC 261 Ka 198'1 

,Karch,N. J,;Schneidernan^M. 

EXPLAINING THE URBAN FACTOR IN LUNG CANCER MORTALITY: A REPORT 

TO THE NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL, 

Clenent Associates, Inc..Washington, D. C. 20007.81. 

ISN = 5711 

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BA 

576 

Pe 

1978 

AIR--POLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/NITROGEN OXIDES/ 

RESPIRADLE PARTICLES: 

Impact of Airborne Fine articulates 

on Health and the Envircnment 

October 17, 1978 

Frederica'P. Perera, M.P.H. 

A. Karim Ahmed, Ph.D. 

iRY EAST QYND STREET 

NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 

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. 

N$liiRN. EXO^JLDrR Z:i CIG.AiS1..",S 

Cambustton and P1Fna 10, 161-64 (1966) 

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1. Repo.^ Na. 

DOT-TST-75-51 

4. Tirl. ,nd s.erf^l. 

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2. G,.,.nm.na A.a,,,i,n N.. 

Technicel lteporl Documentplioll Pepo 

3. Rr,fyleni , GralopNO. 

NA aa 246 318 

S. Rpps.r Der. - 

September 1975 

6. P.rle;minp O.yeniârion Cad. 

!. P.rl,r i.p O.peniaerien R.,errNe. 

. 

NA 

DOT-TST-75-51 

9. Pe.lerminp O.pmiaenen Nnm. ond Add.e„ 

yinstitute for Defense Analyses 'U.S. UDept. Commeree, 

10. Wek Unu Na. (TRAIS) 

NA 

Science and Technology Division National Technical 

400 Army-Navy Drive 

Information Service 

11. Co,,,.,,., G.ent No. 

DOT-OS-30057 

Arlington, Virginia 22202 

13. Trp. e/ R.pwr a.d P,.1e4 Cov.r.d 

12. 5penê.inp Ap,ncy Nem. snd Addr.a, 17. K,y We•d, Natural stratosphere, 

21yS Department of Transportation unperturbed stratosphere, impact of 

^ tClimatic Impact Assessment Program stratospheric flight, overall structure 

Office of the Secretary of Transportation of stratosphere, ozone photochendstry, 

Washington, D.C. 20590 .. solar irradiance, overall radiative cnerg 

IS. S,ypl.m.nra.y Norr• lbalance, atmos^hcrlc mo[lons 

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0 F, Ip;lett, Ph.D. 

^ Publ isl:ed by 

W.P.`tlChiS 

P.O.Bor. 3G14 

Feoria,Il.linois 6161.4 

' " - AuCust 1971 

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. 

. . 

S.THE^ .. .. r. 

t13S t pp, 1 - 3 (1974) _. .. .. ^y 

r ^- Ncy, Areirm2nren nnd Prpr:de in l.ebrnnnbreld .. t''t ^ 

Xl( me 3-7G IIcitrag von Aminos.`surcn und Peptidcn 

32 y 

zum Gcschmndc von Lcbcnsmitteln 

CONTRIBUTION OF AMINO ACIDS AND PEPTIDES TO FOOD TASTE 

. • Von IC.fI. Nry (Hamburg) 

Mit S Abbildungen and 5 Tabellcn 

3/ 

j- 

Am und pcptide tmgcn weseutlidr zum Cesdunark vonLebcnemitt

^D Meyer, Kurt Heinrich, iSSB- • 

Natural and synthetic 

hi'h polplners; a teztbool: on. 

I) 281 

reFerenco book for chentists and bioloi;ists. 2d eomplrlel} 

rev. and nn; mn. cd. New York, Iuterxience Pub)ishecc, 1451! 

zz, 891 p. ilius. 24 cur. (171Eb poly^ters; n serfes of manupraph 

on the chemistrd", plLYSicv, and techaolo6y of high polymeric sut• 

atauces, e. 4) 

A trnn:.ia0a of the sceoad volume of IiuchPolymere Chemle (origi 

.any pubnshed t.•Ith title ller Aufbau der hoehpolymereo orSnolneEe, 

Nn[ucatofre) by K. 11. bley.l and H. Mark. 

tllbllod ephlcal foolnotes 

1. Pulymera and polymerlxatlua. r. 79tle. (Serles) 

QD281.1`63,14 1950 547 50-1115, 

I.Ibrury of Coceresa 201 

0 4 i^ ^ n n 0;i $ S: 4 


\ 

M.T.OAfANUR, L.Srr;Eirz and F.3ow.t 

Jnsfrlure of Orgonic Chcmisiry and Biochemisrry, 

Csechoslornk Academy ojSciences, Proyue 6 

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;;:iNATYRA'LwAND SYNtNEIC-PEPPER-FLAVODRFA 

.:,",$WSTANfFS 'C2)-_---- 


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POLYMERS AND POLYMERIZATION see also PLASTICS/ 

PLASTICS see also POLYMERS AND POLYMERIZATION/ 

POLYMERS, SYNTHETIC/POLYt2RS A.9DPOLYtE RIZATION/POLYSACCI(ARIDES/ 

POLYVINYL CIILORIDE/NVCLEIC ACIDS/COPOLYlfERS AND COPOLYPfERIZATION/ 

POLYPEPTIDES/PROTF.INS--POLY:fERS/LIGaINS/CELLULOSE/PLASTICS--CHEPIISTR' 

lêa 

1974 iVAT^.1^,^.L-AIÎD 

S^'r^`^^^C^'^^ 

An Introduction 

HENRY I. BQL:fER 

^ Putp and Paper Research lnstitute o(-Gewda 

wd 

i DepartmentojChemisery 

McGill Unicersity 

MARCEL DEKKER, INC. New York 

-^ .! / .-i ,-, „ V ., ^; i 


gOLYrLE ^;

IP 

690 Be 

ARCHER Bennett, H. ^-•r.w.. 

INDUSTRIAL WAID;S, Vol. 1, NjTURAIrAND 

50269 7550 

1963 324 Pages 

Chemical Publishing Co., Inc. NEW YORK 

ti .^ ii i^ ii u u •i i ti :i 


50269 7551 

RdR CLASS NO. PADPI4LET 75 XI Wo1- 9: 

Morris, J. E. 

(Norris Associates Inc.) 

p1AK1tiG-11^B^Yy9B► GO FUR'fHER. 

World Tobacco Symp., paper, London, Ct. Brit., 5 p. (May 7-9, 1975; 

(in £nFlish) 

*1975, No. 14, W 4615* *d* 

Tobar.co manufacture (economics): 

^.._^-n o^ ^ n--0 .S-a ^- y-------------http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/hvk78d00/pdf

50269 7552 

RJR CLASS NO. PATPIiLh7F 75 XI l1o1-/,,- 

Vickery, L. S. 

(Tobacco Res. Sta. Res. Rr., Agr. Can. Delhi, Ont., Can.) 

PRODUCTION OF. 

FOR MASUI,ACTURE OF SUEFyT. 

World Tobacco Symp., paper, London, Ot. Drit./(Alay•7-9, 1975)(in English) 

3 p. 

*1975, No. 14, W 4609* *d* 

Tabacco manufacture (agriculture): 

0 4 0 0 0 6 0 38 6 0 


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2240 

I Na 

50269 7553 

International Scientific Tobacco Congress, 

2nd, Brussels. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND INTERNATIGNAL 

SCIENTIFIC TOBACCO CONGRESS, JUNE 1958. 

Fedetab - Tabex 58, Brussels, 1958 

(Published 1959) - In English and French. 

^ 4 0 1) 1) 0 0 3 8 6 1 


50269 7554I 

,:.. DIRECTORIES, INTERRATIONAL/BIOLOGY/BOTANY/ZOOLOGY/- 

. 

ENTOMOLOCY/ 

Founded 1877 100th Anniversary Edition 

REF . S`tD7It^C FORSi c 

Q .. 

163 

Ar 

. ^ • 1978 Compi4dnd.Edfredbr .• . _u 

ROSS Ii. ARNETT, JR., Ph.D., A.R.P.E 

43rd Edition pru(cssor of Biology 

. .• (c.mpi,ee edid-) 

Siena College, Luudonville, New York 

(1979-1980) ^ . 

• • WORLD NATURAL HISTORY.PUBLICATIQNS 

. ^ l3ri0 Di(lon Hcighu A^'cnue,ai:D:dtinio6, MD 2; 2?8 USA 

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„jtabb, R. L. 

JR CLASS NO. PAb31ILET 72 VII Ra 

(North Carolina State Univ., Ralei;h, N. C., U. S.) 

TYRÔÎY sY"^D°L^fKC$bTiO(bCYÂtilî?s:l`1^15L."[yF?1'UF.:,ÂSTEPoY'[UBSYED_STAIESUUj,:Qi 

PAMCU7:1(k^^f!'^F 

*(,." C. State Lniv., Tobacco Reprint Set. 348.)* 

Reprinted from: C. B. Iluffaker, ed., Biological Control, Chapter 12, 

Plenum Publ. Corp., New York, N. Y. (in EnBl:oh) 

1972'Ne 4'W 90 *.^* 

i 8 6 5 

a'c r7, icu t c: 


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268 

1911 

TOgACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ANES/fYPE TESTING/ 

FOOD--CARCiNOGENS DIET AND DISEAS ^/ p/ 

Pmcredin f the 9eh Insc.^.rional ymposium 

of The rinens Takamanu Cancer Resesrch 

^wd by 

Fund T kyo, 1979 

ELIZABE►'H C. MILI.ER, 

^ IN'AO HIRONO, 

LKIKCS^ f:`.RI 7'AKASHI SUCiMURA, 

qUL'1flCIY17f5-îJAMES A MILLER, 

. 

This proeeeding I. devoted to inrerpreting the 

whjecu tnher hroedly, includiog natun ây 

oceuving^J elnogens a weD u urcinogena'n 

Accetd'mgly, the seuiom corer the foDooing 

sopi m toahu, tucinogem derived from 

pl u, ugens fotmed diuing the pyrolysis of 

foadt 'vaaaminn and niuownides shes nuy 

he f ed in foods or An vhro end nstunlly 

oecurring heson dut modolaua the devdopmenc 

of cancer. 

JAPAN SCIENTIF7C SOCIETIES PRESS, Tokyo 

UNIVFRSITY PARK PRESS. Biltimore 

0 4 n p n n 0 38 A 7 


and SHOZO TAeAve..,

TOBACCO--DITERPENES/TOBACCO--CH6TtISTRY/ 

[ We 

j. 'RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 VI We 

Weinheimer, A. J.; Chadg, C. W. J.; Matson, J. A. - 

(Univ. Oklahoma, Dep./ Chem., Norman, Okla., U. S.) 

lRU^1)itd#SLSt?AtiijGUtiRiNO^tn^^„s! 

Org. Naturst. 36, 285-387 (1979) (in English) 

*Constituents too numerous to list* 

-rThe eembrane skeleton is isoprenoid and consists of a fourneen-membered 

carbocyclic ring substituted by an isopropyl residue at position 1, 

and by thrce symmetrically disposed methyl groups at positions 4, 8 and 

12. Natural cembranoids range in functional complexity from hydrocarbons 

and alcohols to polyfunctional lactone derivadves . These compounds 

typically contain nuclear unsaturation at one or more of the sites of 

methyl substitution. 

0 4 0 0 n n 0 3 8 6 8. 


REF. 

Q 

123 De 

1975 

Handbook of 

N3A.'^'W[î'IfRtI^t^ 

^` ^151F{3^RTT3s^ 

Volume I 

Acelogenins, Shikiniates, 

^ and Carbol ydrates 

TCPIf. DTsVON 

^nZER CENTRAL RCSF.ARCII LAIORATORIES 

EANDII'ICH, ENGlANU 

À.I. SCOTT 

6TE.RLING CIIE\115YRY L:.DORATONY 

VALE UNIVl:RSITY, NEW II.iVEN, CUNNECTICUI' 

Aad

'SQf:ROc^^9 .°.iIJ.S hW:;iYO 9:IIa3C^00 A'I'Jt"îCtJW.. 

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l

QD 

341 

T 

Thomson, R. H. 

NATURALLY OCCURRING QUINONES. 

1957 302 p. 

Academie Press, Inc. New York 

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XX MeB5-78 

S.P. 

Clln. Pharmacol. Ther. 22(9, Pt.2)600-698(1977) 

Robert L. Gross and Paul M. Newberne 

Nurnrrnus rhemiral rnrins, Inrhrdirng normn! rompnnrnrs of numral fands, e.g., 

n)rnmxin.c, muI tarir rlrenrirnls a.c rommuinnnr.. surh ns pr.niridr, frrrilicrr, frord 

addirivrs, anrl j,rercnmivr.c. whih are pornninllv rnxir rn lrwnans, are di.crus.red. 

Potential taxiriq^, die hncard ta mwr repreeeutrd by monr of thesr rheniirals, rnny be brw 

because the ranranrntinn in J d rnay be low. The gap in our knmrlrrlge f lnng-trrw 

r^ ts rnakes soriorml drri.sinns as to nllnunble levels of thrse sabstmirrs a mojor 

prablem. On the odrer hnnd, nitrnraminrs mrd affaracin.c are taxins for rvhirh there e.risa 

a vafarninnus lituranue dnrrvnenting rstremr biologic ornvlry in r.rprrinrunral animrds 

and indirect evidence for arriviry in nmrr. Bpidenrin[ngir evidenre hns linkrd rhun to 

human ranrns, and because of increasing evidence of lnng-lenn I^mnmt espasure to thesr 

roxins either as inodvertnnt ranmminnus during fond prqwrrninn or as the arernbnlires of 

a0ralr Lfrsratinn this possiblr ha;urd drmmiAs inrrnsice irnr.r(ignrirrn. An exhansrive 

n+lew of dara fron epidemiofngic sunrys in various parts n/rhe world, as well as frent 

long4erm laboratory snrdies. represents an inrpressire srart in this direction. 

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. 

CLIMCAL TOXICOLGGY 9(5),.-647--663 -(187 . . 6) 

tP /n^ b 

u^Vai:^ 

Health Protection Branch 

Ottauct, Canada 

There is substantial evidence to supportlhe claim that toxic substances'naturally 

presentin fuods had profound effects on the evolution 

of hunmans from Australopithecus to 11uroo sapiens. A lifetime 

exceeding 20 years was quite uncummon in prehistm9c times. A1a1- 

^ nutrition, contaminated foods, and endemic disease combtned to 

ensure this was the case. Following the transillon of ape Into human 

some four mitlion years ago, the diet consistud largely of the wtenoked 

flesh of olher animals. Gradually, ground cc0elaliun began 

to form a part of the diet allhough It is thoughl (11 that cunsumptiun 

of plants was restricted. This may have been due, in parl, to the 

presence in certain plants oftuzic subslinces. Early human beings 

learned to avoid tosic plants tbruut;h srlf-eslierlmentatiun. 

The.mosl cummou tuxins to plants are m¢yme inhibitors, which 

may be Inaclivated lhruugh healing or cooking. It was not until the 

appeatance of Heanderlliil mmn in about 75,000 B.C., that fire was 

used for lhis mpose. R Is of passing intcrest to note that hwuans 

ê.^Y1^.A ^r.n 9; u,arnn vn 1ic ,,,uhn,d It.., ,,, nf firC...The ..- 


TI

50269 7566^' .... : - . ' ProaNutaSx.0970,36.wt_tnx 

U 

VI Re9-79 S. . 

By I. D. Moarota, Departrnent of Food Science, Queen Elizabeth College, 

London W8 7AH 

Toxic materials in foodstuffs can be present naturally or they can occur due to 

the changes taking place during harvesting, processing or preservation of food. 

Afuch has been written in the past about the simpler materials present in 

foodstuffs which are toxic. I am thinking here of materials such as phytic acid 

present in the wheat grain and the presence of oxalic acid in the leaves of the 

thubarb plant. Less, however, is known about materials present in many of the 

legumes which require heat treatment before the legumes or the products from the 

legumes are safe for human eonsumption. 

A modem classification of toxic materials could be as follows: (A) simple 

compounds present as such in foods; (6) more complicated compounds present in 

foods which must be and can be removed by treatment before the food is 

consumed; (C) toxic materials produced by processing and preservation; (D) 

complicated compounds present in foods which unfortunately are not removed by 

We are all accustomed to the use of spices with our foodstuffs. Pcpper and salt 

41 ,havgabeequs^d fosucetturi^s. ts,^crhaps, not quite so well known that the 

lâtlCml °pfesn(t in the ordtnar^nutmeg is related to lysergic acid and that two 

phole nutmegs ground up would be sufficient for hallucinations in m-r rccct. 


II 

Gr 5 

Graef, Von W. 

UBER DEN NATURBEDINCTRN NORNALPEGEL 

KAN7.EROGENER POLYCYCLISCIIRR AROMATE UND 

SEINE URSACHF., BY Von W. Graef and H. Diehl 

(The Normal Level of Naturally Occurring 

Cancerogenic Polycyclic Hydrocarbons and 

theri Origin.) 

Arch. Hyg. Bakteriol. 150 (No. 1-2) 49-59 

(1966) 

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Q 

172 Co 

1975 

50269 

Cottrell, Alan Iloward. 

Portrait ofo(rature. The World as Seen by Modern Sclenc: 

Includes in 3es. 

1. fScience. 2. Nature. I. Title. 

Qi7a..Cg'7 500 75-$37 

ISBN 0-664-14355-0 

, 

CHARLES SCRIONER'S SONS 

New Ynrk 

^195 

. 0 4 (l 0-(1 _ 0-.0 3 8. 7 6 


REF 

Q 

147 

Na 

1982 DIRECTORY OF 

B6®L®GY^^LS 


h:. . ..

73 IlII Ro-^ :'CELEULOSE--STRUCTURF.f:: •..:.' .^ - .p`..*..`. ^ ^^:..'^•c,• 

{ . . Tir^h'^f"AtL'!^[IÎt+Surfntec^titt^ke.. 

{ 

.Dîer.ostratoturr.ofsGouonaCellulosew ' 

JOUILIiAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE: PART A-1 1'OL. 10,:147-2461 0 2)`• 

STANLD]- P. ROWLAND and EARL J. ROBERTS, SouO,ern Regional 

Rcseardi LaLorotory, Southern .VnrFefing and Nutrition Research Diuiaion, 

Agrieulfural Research Ser.•ice, U S. Deyarfutenf of Agriculture, • .. 

NemOrleans,Lcuieiana70178:^ 

Ssooosis 

73e aecessiblc rtrion< in cotton cellulo+e were tag6ed by the introduelioo of dietbTl• .• 

aminoethyl (DE.af:) substitucnts at DS - 0.034 without other subztantia) cbanges in 

slructure. Evidnice from rntn of hydrolysis of this DEAE cotan to hpdrottllul-s 

the ba,is for eunriderable detail regarding two ry•pc: of acctvsible regiens in An totton 

5ber; thnc ere identiflcd as eocas3le surfaces of elementary fibrits. One typo of aoecsrb)cs.:rfacetschcreeterndh.•.,uJ.e,darclumse2mrntswh,charedistorlaisnddisorveredbytiitjtv:blslrainthea,coaxntra;e3i;.t^ 

-dneneet,heelementnr•SbA;- 

-. the ercond typo of necc,!bleaurface is charucterired by a mlativeg• high de5reeof orda 

whieh rc0eets the hlrh level of cryetelTu.ity w•itlun the inlafor of thiauastr.in decgmeoi 

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6 '. I[lof. 23-20cm. 

Each 

vol. hea nl:vi n dtstincltre tilte: 7et, The n:,ture of lhe bu 

te[int enrfnect 2C, The nature of vlruc [uulllpltcallon: -3d. Atiuptt 

llon in nilcro-o[dnnismn.--Ith, Autotrop'[IC microorganlsme. 

1 3flerororgnnls m9-Cotl(rMl wurics. 

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Th^` 8 e •^f3a°Etc'riii.[î'9?E,iht^^ . 

MERLIN S. BERGDOLL . . :. 

University of Wisconsin 

. Madison, Wisconsin 

Bacteria produce many toxic substances, most of which are toxic 

to humans and animals only when injected intraperitoneally or 

intravenously, or get into the system other than by the oral route. 

The exceptions are the food poisoning agents, the botulinum toxins 

and the staphylococcal enterotoxins. More recently evidence is 

available to indicate that Clostridium perfringens food poisoning 

is also caused by an exotoxin. Although these toxins can affect 

some animals, only the botulinum toxins have been of significance. 

There have been losses of chickens from Type A, horses from 

Types A, B, C, and D, sheep from C, cattle from C and D, and 

mink and wild birds from C and E. Apparently, humans are 

affected by A, B, E, and F, but not by D and C. 

The bacterial toxins have one thing in common; that Is, they are 

proteins. The pcrfringens food poisoning agent has not been com- 

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... Tho nature of tbo chemiall bond, and the structur 

' of molecules and crystals; an introduction to modern strac 

turai ebemistry, by Linus Pauling ... 2d ed. Itlmca, N. Y. 

' Cornell university press; Londoil, II. Milford, Oxford nni 

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Elovitch, S. J. 

THE NATURE OF THE CHEMISORPTION OF CARBON 

MONOXIDE ON MANGANESE DIOXIDE 

Proc. Intern. Congr. Surface Activity, 2nd, 

London, England 2 252-259 (1957) 

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' 

Iz, 113 p. nlr:a 10 em. (Selected toPtca In mod- chemistry) 

UibllogruPhy: P. 107-108. 

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JOHN L. FALK 

Department ojPsyehology, Rutgat Vol verdty, New Brunsxiat, NJ. 08903, U.S..l. 

(Received 25 November 1970) 

Fuc, J. L 71u aaturr and dnrrmiwnn of odJrnrdrr bdartw. PxrnoL Houv. f(S) !T/-JBL, 1971-A revkw of 

the wriou beharbn induond no adjoxu to Wr bNavion uoder dirza arlwduk control h Nvm. 7be Qmtluitiec 

amony tbae adjuoctive brbavlas ate darnbed in trmu of Uheir fntrmitke, tmtpord IoN, and the wrhbla rhirb 

produoe 1hem. 7he telatioo of adjunclive teluvior to d'uyLarmmt u.yirAkkadjuuive. and toaic behavior b d'ucu^N. 

The aowal nanur of adjuoctlw behavior Is doaiKd in lanr of a fomul definiilau. 

Adjuncliw beluvior toàtivc beLavior D6pqcmncM atWf6w pc7yd'pda pim ASVeoiou 

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Tho naturo and fatn of chemicnls applied to soils, plants, 

and nnimnls, a symposium hcld April 27, 28, and 20, 1960, 

at lhn Plnnt Iudushy Stntion nnd Agricultural Research 

Centet, I3eltsvillo, \Inrylnnd. t\Pashington, 11. S. Govt, 

Print. G(i.t lOCO. 

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Atallah, Y. H.; Dorough, H. 1.'.; Thorstenson, J. H. 

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Drug Metabolism Disposition 3 (No. 6) 513-99 (1975) (in English) 

•Keyvords:• carbaryl, radioactive, tobacco, additive; 

carbofuran, radioactive, tobacco, additive; 

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aprrlranrler,(Thrx dilfrrrnre q+mra ore arok>_San lo amlde 

' a rrlrernen aMnb,a- s,..rtn un a cun-nlioml dual 

beanapeetranrlecl TLr -lfeu•NS in Ihe dJL•rrnre sle•clra 

rc rhn.u•n lo rnh¢e lo lu,rllne Ibe porphyrin bxnds at 1615 

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CANCER--BIOLOGICAL ASPGCTS/ CANCER--CAUSATI09 BY ENVIRONAUSNT: 

FACTORS/ CANCER--ETIOLOGY/ CANCER--PREVE:ITI@: AND CONTROL/ 

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RC 

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1974 

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BERTIIAM U. BINAfAN, MD, Sc B. 

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fwlitu4o/fnvi.enm.ntnl n6/.AunriJNnhA 

TFe Un!wniry a!•ÎUAiEew 

&Aaele/ lvLtis Nr•1N 

AnnArEer,^luAit.n 

CHARLFS C TNOUAS. PII9LISI1ER 

SyrtnE(¢Id • fl[ineu • USA. 

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50269 75aq) 

(1968) ON T ON 

Simonov, P. V. 

ON THE NATURE AND PROBABLE MECHANISM OP 

INHIBITION IN ANIMALS HYPNOTIZED BY IMMOBILIZATION 

Zhur. Vyssh. Nerv. Deiat. Pavlov 13, 140-146 

(Jan.-Feb., 1963) -- In Russian with English Abstract 

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EOlgantlv. V. A. 

THE NATL'c.E OP SSCANDIRY PROCF.SSL'S 

011ICR'Ai1'u EY 1dOSOi. FYL;RATYOtt. 2. 

PRLLI?,It;AC1TA OF 'PR3 S1'tIDY OF CA"tLLP2Y 

Pt:E:tANLRa4 I:i PIT:iRS, by V. A. Kol3unvv and 

L. V. R¢dvahkcvleh. 

Isv. Aknd. tta•iu S55R MSn. Ser. 1967 

(Ito. 6) 1208-14 (3una 1967) 

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GuAi 

(1968) 

50269 7586) 

Guthrie, F. E. 

THE NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PESTICIDE 

RESIDUES ON TOBACCO AND IN TOBACCO SMOKE 

18 Pages 1968 

Stockholm, Sweden 

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1970 

50269 7587 

i-.. G•^^_FP^D-ADDITI4VS/Lniversit.p or M^sst.chus,eCS-=Dls,ertacidnj 

,i.=•.•.. 

.-^ A Plmrtdion Pre^xnt«1 

, • aIQLlS PHIISP . 

SuLnttUd to the Grado.te Seheoi of tho' 

9ntrerattv of Yess.choaetts in 

.,..41.1 b]nnesnt of tha rscoireoonts for tM Jet^ of 

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8II a. -ure a^ . û^. u ^S egsvr. 

R Randall, J. T. 

Nature and structure of collagon, 

papers presented for a discussion 

convened by the Colloid and Biophyeic_ 

Committoe of the F::raday Socioty at 

King's gollege, London, on 26 and 27 

March, 1953. Now York, Academic Press 

1953. 

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[9r9. Y ra, Na 1. I11r61 

Donald H. AfcBurney and Janneane F. Gent 

University of Pittsburgh 

The concept of four basic tastes developed historically on the basis of a number 

of criteria. Modern evidence, largely electrophesiological, has led some imestigators 

to reject the concept of basic tastes in favor of a taste continuum or 

multidimensional space. The present article reviews data that support the validily 

of the basic tastes. It is con

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STRES! /BIOFEEDBACK/ PSYCHOTHERAPY/HYPNOSIS/PSYCHOPHYSIOLOG^/ 

George S. Everly, Jr. 

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HIAG 

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A Practical _ Guide for Clinicians Steven `°°C'Br°`"" A. Sobdman 

Harold J. Wiin 

PLEtiUM PRP9S • NEW YORK ANq LONDON 

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'[he^.rature o? viras-Inuttipe4wEwon,-wb+ 

p^pog 

a-3cicly fur iu. Gcnrrnf Llicrobiology. 

S"nposium. l1sF1-¢, 47 

ap:. 1040- S7 

Cnmbridga IEng., cfd.l 

G- v. tllus. 28-26 cm. 

I•:neh col. bas ntsu a dlstlncllre tltle: 7st, The nnture of the bne 

terlnl eurfs:e.'-2d. The nalure of v!rus tmlltipnrntion.^d. .ldapla 

tlon In relcro-or6enlsma: fth, Autotrophlc nJkro-org>nlmu. 

L Dtlrro-orgnnixm-Cbl7octed -rLs. 

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DANIEL GRM 

\ MACMILLhN PUGLISNING CO., IW' 

`(V} Y.arr Y 

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TP . 50269 7594^ 

PPDBLLS IN NUTRITiON AND FOOD SCIENCES NO. 1 : • . 

370 â Problome der Ernahrun,c,s- und Lebensmittelwissenschaft. j", 

1972 

Wf'IVRAI'• NATURE-IDENTICAL, AND SYNTHETIC FLAVOUR4 AND LEGAL ASPECT$: 

PDDL. 

. . - .-^ OP THEIR USE, . '• ' " .•. / 

1 Prousdings o f A Colloquiran Held under The Auspfcea of the Auatrian 

f 

Soeietv for Nucr[tional Research (Vienna, November 13„1972) 1 .{ 

Editora: W. Auersuald and B. M. Brandetetter 

t "IJatiidiupe,^j.c-schevffdtmw ;-.' 

syntttetiseh^Glîi81'^Î^tfTf^t(IYfB"'Sd^1^` -_ . i 

lebensmiteIxechWeke^^k:tawt 

1• WILHELM MAUDRICH VERLAG, WIEN 

Experts from Switxerlund, Germeny, and Austria report on the 

preseat bnowledge concerning naturally occurring and synthetic 

flavoura used In nutritional technology and as additives to 

u4 "° 0 ^^ 

foud•atutts. On this scientific background the problems of 

legal and administrative meosures of the alate authorities 

for protection at the populetion egeinst harmful side effeels 

of llevuuring agenta are treated. The discussion of those 

paAtcipeting in the Colloquium reflects the view•a of physiclans, 

state admintttralore, lawyers, food techuologists,aod ehemists. 

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Gr 

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50269 7595) 

Graef, Von W. (Univ. Erlangen-Nurnberg, 

Hygienisch-Bakteriologischee Inst., Germany) 

UBER NATURLICHES VORKOMMEN UND BEDEUTUNG 

DER KANZEROGENEN POLYZYKLISCHEN, AROMATISCHEN 

KOHLENWASSERSTOFFE. 

(The natural occurence and significance of 

cancerogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons 

in green plants, in soils, water, etc.) 

Mediziniache Klinik 60 (No. 15) 561-65 

(April 9, 1965) 

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50269 7596^ 

Translation 

te... .F•o.us:.na^`?^*t2s4S.ivri'`.v .7.^ ^`^y.r....^. 

;?yy,^ :r t•' ^^.4i 

Lettre, Hans 

THE FORMATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCAR801IS 

DURING SMOKING, by Hans Lettre and Alex Sahn 

Translation from: Naturwisaenschaften 42, 

210 (1955) 

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Translation 

50269 7597 J 

Druckrey, H. 

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EXFERIMENTAL 

CANCEROGENESIS, by H. Druckrey and D. Schmalh. 

Translation from: Naturwissenschaften 49 

(No. 10) 217-228 (1962) , 

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50269 75981 

Translation 

Nothdurft, Hans 

ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF °METALLIC CANCER" 

IN THE CASE OF NOBLE METALS. 

Translation from: Naturwiasenschaften 45, 549- 

550 (1958) 

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50269 7599) 

TRANSLATION MOW) 

Neurath, George 

FORMATION, COMPOSITION, AND CNANGING 

TOBACCO SNOKE. 

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a•ngt•a•kniil,fk•n \faxi,en Jc-r %ulasaung.lxdingungcn 

p:r..,icrnr.ollrn. hat 'u ucucn 

lirknmtni- gcfrihrt. Uie Si1ll.tolic auf 

Jcr 6uas ron Ar)1:unfncn (f)ulcin. I.ut'rulwa)-2-amino-4-ndrul>evul) 

alcr 

chluria•na•n Kohlcm,a Ivtnercn , ersclwhcn. 

Ufc.uOCSlcn C'hlur-ti:^cah:rrmcn sinJ 4•1'. 

6,6'•Tcvachlorvucrusd( iflonrd WPcr als 

Itnhvuckcr) und I'.6,6'-Ti lchlunucrasc 

(2t1ulln,:J aullcr al.x Ru!nruckcr) 

1. I`:ular. K.J.: N:nuru :7/. J9i (1978) 

2.11 nnph. ('.A.hl.. I!Ju;nJ.a,n. 1.A.: ibid. 

.7/, lril 1197M) 

1. ti6:il111rgcr. It.ti.. Acrcc. T.E.: ibiJ. 216. 

-Iht)117M171 

i Ki

79 111 Na C RACTERIZATICN OF FLYyASII FROM 

OAL,COM3USTION 

• 

'Colorado State University 

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U.S. DEPARFIl1EpF OF COMMERCE 

Nalional Technicaf Information Service 

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50269 7602 

v1I 

Re1 lbuj ,H,A,4&author_ 

Benlett, R. R. 

F:'s1YY]SLI::G 3i:1.ii i1?3.iC0o KR iIIGli .Û:1LI'ii[ 

AtfO YICLU, by R. R. 13enr.ett, J. H. i!au and S. N. 

Rswks, Jr. Ra1ei!i, North Carolina A,,:.ricuJ.tural 

ESctenyion Serv:to, 1954. 

16 p. 

6ctan5ion Circulo.r No. 379. A,ri1 1954. 

040000039U0 


Hennett, R. R. 

Field irriqation of tobacco, by 3. "i. Ceonett, 

..:.$.. H.Hawka,• Jr: and:H. ?i..;7au. Horth.Carotiba:. 

A;;ricult::r31 cxt^nsi.cn Cvrvico, Circct.ir '1.. 3C2, 

H. C. State Co11eggo, 1955. 

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TEXT, READINGS, AND CASES 

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Reading, Massachusetts 

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HYDROCARBONS, POLYCYCLIC--DETERMINATION/ 

RAPID HEI'HOD FOR TIIE SEPARATION AND DETERMINATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC 

HYDROCARBONS IN WATER EY HPLC AND INTEGRATED SAMPLE CONCENTItATION(in Cerman) 

SchnP1le Trennung und 3estimmung von polycyclischen 

aromatischen Kohlenwasserstoffen in Wasser mit P-liife der HPLC 

und intebriertam Anreicherungsschritf 

.... Von p.Ctsenbei6', H.Hsin, R.JSster und a^,yy^^ 

A rapid method involving the concentration of polycylcic aromatic 

hydrocarbons on a merck adsorption column, separation of the hy,drocarbons 

on a reverse-phase column by HPLC AND identification of the hy^rovarbons 

with a high detection sensitivity. 

^ FtuomcaX'.[ C. 

Ea wUd eino Methode 6esdvfeDeq dio polycycllsche arornaNsU^ Kohlenwassurstol/e aus 

dem Wassor heraus auI einer Adsorpfionvsnu;e onreicherl und ansUi/ieAend aul ciner Pc 

rersod'hese-S.iule mit llille d^r Hochtlruck-Flussig.:hiomalayraphe (HPLC) vennl und deron 

GeAalt Destimmf. Die Detehlion der oulgalrennlen Suostanzen crlolqt mil elnom Fluorcucnz- 

Delehfol, der luz diese StotlRlasse die hdenslc NaUiwoisemplintlllchkeit e/mogllUil (1/. 

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1975 

2c. 

Hata Qûality Ca^^^trok 

and F-5lifing 

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W. Ne.v jerre 

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Deno.lmenl 01 Sae4elfu, 

&rufAr.:^^ AlcNrnrtisl [fr,ls^c^skp 

oOn,,, •rc>,r. 

MARCEL NEKKER. INC. NewYO.k 

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DY C. vrMOcr .ria7•P. A. H.l+cacke, 

T2rst-zgc, aa

50269 7608 

VOL. 5, t:0. 10 /y, GIX1P111'SIC.\L RESEAltClt LETTERS DC7CIDER 197 E 

III Du2-79 S.P. - - ' y 

WE REACTION Cl + 11=C'0+ IICl + IICO: ^• 

DECREASEU SENSITIVITY OF STRATOSPIIERIC OZONE TO CIIIARINE PERTORBATIONS ^. 

L. J. Sticf, J. V. Michacl, N. A. Payne an^ 

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center 

Laboratory for Extratcrrestrial Physics, Grcenbelt, Maryland 20771 

D. M. Butler and R. S. Stolarski , 

NASA/Coddard Space Plight Ccnter 

]sboratory for Planetary Atmnspheres, Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 

Abstract. The absolute rate constant for the s•.olecule I see-t independent of temperature is 

rcaciion Cl • 112C0 » 11C1 • I100 has, been determined 

by the flash-photelysis-rrsonance fluorescence 

appropriate. 

method to be 7.5 ! 0.9 (2c) x 10-11 em3 moleculc 1 

sec-I at 29SK and to have a negligible tcmperature 

Impifeations for Stratospheric Chemistry 

dependence. This rate which at stratospheric Reaction (1) plays two rules in stratospheric 

tcmpcraturos is more than 2000 times faster than ehemistry -- it converts catalytieally active 

the rate of Cl • Clln and more than a factor of 2 chlorine (Cl • C10) to the temporary inactive 

faster than Cl . 1102, indicatcs that formnldchyde rescrvoir 11C1 and it destroys 112C0. its signifi- 

(112C0) will compete siRnificantly with methane cance is determined by how eumpetitivc it is with 

(Ctlq) and 1102 fcr the conversion of active chlorine other reactions chieh have the some rol es. 

in thc}{ ratgsplp^ e^p t1,^ i^t7ct^'+{e r er[pirlFrClb 

ChlorinL•'vif} tlhfs Ika a 16ss Ffftdied^deftroJer 

of stratospheric ozone than previously belicved. 

First, consider the couversionof Cl to IICl. 

Rcaetions (2) through (5) in table (1) also do 

this and are presently included in stratospherlc 

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s .. 

TOBACCO--SMOKINC--PHYSICAL PERFOP2L'0Cr.--EFFECTS1 

73 X Gi 

1 AVIATION/ TOBACCO--SNOKING--PNYSIOL'JCICAL EFFECT/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--CARHON MONOXIDE CONTENT OF-3LOOD/ 

RJR CL.:SS NO. P:.MPHLET 73 X Cil 

Gibson, E. S.; ;[oro.^.ey, V. P. 

(Naval Aerospace Reg. Med. Center, Naval Aerospace Med. Inst.,Peneacola, 

Fla., U.S.) A LIMITED REVIF.1 OF TIIE EFFECT OF CI6ARETTE SMOKI":C ON PEkFOR}UNCS RITN 

EMPHASIS ON i,VIATION. 

aiav -- ... _ - • as^.ihva3^9[e-fFf!°^'8L.'t°P!L^'"'rtes^-+., 

gppY2gY+RQ^QtR"fr72'-"Z^ 8p., Pensaeola, Fla., Nov. 22, 1972 (in English) 

}1973. NP•^r h 1E15k o jti 9 1 7 

+1•'obaêolla.:, ihh. (i 


50269 7610 

QA 

901 

Na Naval Fluidic Applications-Present and Future, 

National Fluid Power Association 

FLUIDICS CONFERENCE, 1st, Chicago, 1968, 

papers 1-6, 10, 11, 13, bh National Fluid 

Power Association, Fluid Power Society and 

Fluidica Industry 

1968 A Collection of Pamphlets 

Fluid Amplifier Associates 

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50269 7611) 111 DurZ,` '7f S. p 

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/ A^n 

ep. NRL Prog. 1975 8-18 

(T 1975) 

Trace Gases and Aerosoi c^Their Impact on #iwfrilwa%amaand Their. 

4 I nporlaiîee in thêhia_rine and CIuba.ryl Env iromrlcut^ 

^ . E. WILKNISSn , J. T W. SWINNr/R^7J IARSON, 

Q2. A. LANONTAGN6, ANIYO. J. URCSSAN 

^Z1SN 1) JQ>;S.1.AQr 3)O

TR' 

401 

A 

Neval._atores--RS'[1lstandardal Pt.8â0 

Americna Society for Testing 1

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filc cahinet) _ . , 


75 X Na NLCOThS-RKTCG::IIvAT10;i/,TORACCO--Nd£OT33fiE==ANALYSIS/ 50269 7614 

RJR CLASS No. PAMPiiLET 75 X Na 

11o11ins Co1^^13.,^Holiins Coll., Va., U. S.) 

LARORATORY EY.PERI`.{ENTS i;SI\C.YICOTINE. 

Jour. Ciiera. F.duc. 51 (So. 11) 743-50 (1974) (in F,nglisb) 

*Kepbords:x nicotine, curea, cons ucucnc; 

nicotine, smoke, eonstituent. 


Nedeiretfe^ :Ilcrfon(oy ^}t,„eubhor^ ^ 

Arostaf.'-tI> Conr.aSo E. 

TAUCQ Y OA:3CcFt. VI. iiE11'OYO DEL CC:ÎPaY^ 

D2 ALQU::'ZAti Y YIICOTINA LYI IRS CIGn'i?ILlOS G6 

IJ:S bLWCAS HAS I'V1ACAS F;tt CUSA, by Cocs.r.to c. 

Aroategul and J,t.oaio t*cv..otte. 

(Tobaaco and Cmnr,ar. VL, inveatSFs:?on.^ ox thh:,. 

Amunt of Tr.r and Ylcct'_r.r. Gu that hor,t 1'opu2»: 

Cuboa Cignr¢tte Brcnda Cmoxr2d to :iow U. S. 

Cigaratc2 Brr.ndo.) 

^ 4 0 0 n 0 0 3 9 :t 3 


CIGARETTES--pApER--BURNING PROPERTIES-/ - 

__Q__..9aVact° gêiti`_FJ`3 y 2_4. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 76 vIII Na 

`.. 

COMBUSTIBILITY OF CICARET PAPER. 

•(Sobre'la comb%istibllidad del papol para ciSarrillos.)• 

Invest. Tec. Pap. 37, 691P714_(1973) (in Spanish with English abatract) 

Faeyworas:x magneai 

*1976. No. 1, N 4604 nd* 


50269 7617j 

VIII 

Na 

MO 

SOBRE LA COMBUSTIBILIDAD DEL PAPEL PARA 

CIGARRILLOS. 

(Method for the Determination of Burning 

Properties of Cigarette Paper and Factors 

Affecting These Properties.) 

Photostat from: Afinidad 17 (No. 208) 179-89 

(1960) - In Spanish with English summary. 

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ltlv:,:l."^ •S'Y Y a.,I7nH'W•(I &mywwxT@. 

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.--- 19 72) 526-26 

Newran ônep. ['err:sc:us a: d the Art 

. 

• ' ofthe 5ocred Heen 

•'plcx. 

Newton.tMssochutrn:02159 

1 he n•orld of perfumrst is vast and eem- 

It ineludts all areas of ehcaurty: inorranie, 

organic, physicil, ana h'tical, plus toany arrax of bir,ln^• 

' and physics; yet it is finally drpendrnt not on scientific 

accuracy but on pleasing the people u$o may or may 

not purchase a d-nain suenl 

The tcrm perfumc is gruerally considered to dcsignale 

only volatile emanitions of bodica irhich are u.c•_ally 

, eonsidcred plr.-nt. The arord odor, by tuntrsse, has 

amoregeurr:dmreniegsndan;.iiâtn:u:v...'. ;t. 

the esenee of a p. dume vdiicL giers it its cbaractensuc 

scent. The t-vucr can be drf urd as Ihe petulisr qual- 

f 

ily of a prrfumr which rvapnrites at nnrmal acmpetetures 

and afircts the olfactory organs, strongly or 

lightly, for er,mr longth of time (7). 

^'1^ v^ct1ltlc arldfl^ror^ycrs&y (gr 1{^gt"^tes^ t ^ 

nuoiF,rr n prauren:. 1"^r ncml,^r nr.,•Inr•.1 Fv yi- 


©f t'erful;l::ty 

displcasing to another. Some odore nrc plc sing to 

most prople; horrn•tt like or dislike of an odor is n 

subjcctive matter. For the general market pcdumcrc 

try to use the most popular acents. Also brcause of 

rcactinns nith the skin a pcrfume may change its note 

depending on the ,c.uer. • 

It is evident that all the ntructural fxetors of a given 

molecule tchich alter its reactivity m y affect its odor. 

The atom or group of atorns in the molecule u},ich 

is rnrponsibie for the fmgrante is ealled osmnphore. 

Similatiticc said dlfirrences of odor appear to be 

ite•reospceifieity depwrdent. F.nantiomers of a molr, 

eule have dil(ercnt odora as to uote, amount of atrength. 

The roccrnic rnixtures have a different scent. The 

ctbylcuic stereoisomers geraniol (1) and nerol (11) are 

poncidered a dassical case of this thrury. The nco a

50269 7620 

TP 

983 

N 

Na „^.s;Y ,.^. 

T atur:fl perfmue nmlerials; a study of concretes, resinoid: 

flornl oils and pomades, by Dr. Y. R. Naves and G. \lazuyet 

with, a prefoce by Profcesor II. Gault ... Tr:mslated frot, 

the Hrst 1`'ren.h edition by Edward Sagnrin. 

Reinhold puLlishing corporotion, 1917. 

nrtl, 338 nS front., ulus, dlsgrs. 233 cm. 

New York 

1 arnponnotug-P.Pere. 

• '•EYrst.UUCrL•nn edittou." 

lnCludes bibltoeral'Llenl reference8. 

1, Yertuiuca. 2. lis=enMS and esrentlal oft r. Mnxuyer, Cnbrie: 

d 10lu, lolal nutLur. n. gugarin, L'i]-rA, 1913- tr, ur. Tittc. 

TP683\33- --, 66S.6 

IJbrup' ot Cogreas ^ 5314, 

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y 

+ 

I ! 

50269 7621 

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76 II Re2 77 POLYMERS, SYNTRETPC/ SYNTHESIS, ORC.ANIC/ 

S.P. Ind. Chim. Eelqe 27(8)916-931(1962) 

.ZEId SYNTRESES STARTIHG FROM PINENES IN THE INDUSTRY OF SYNTIIFTIrllOLYMF.RS 

OuWnp to the wrrowneas and the instnbility of the ^wr- 

Syntheses nouvelles a partir kri+ Ior enrntial uil+ nliliaed ilnre Innp aya tar the prad"e- 

Non of ryntlrctle prrfumes, such as lemongax, citronella 

• ^ .ard rosc-waod it, (ur instmtae, the industry hns been oblipcd 

to renovah thi.. prodnctinn, by Radinp [tom amply avada- 

, 

. 

37ry des pinenes dans I:industrie bie mntcdab. This is how it has realized or Is on the way 

to realice +aceenfully the prodaction of menl/wi+. earvone, 

'ees parfums synthetiques ( Priilie okohoi, lina/ol, prantot. nerot, cltra6, bnoner. 

1/''•^ pnner, eltrunelld ond r hydroxycitrondlnl>, by sfarcing jrom 

C.D.U. 547.598.5.07 : 665.55• pinenu or ptnenes dcrivrtives and by estcnding the che- 

, • ^^^îY^^^^ mislry o( theae prnducft parlieularly N lbc lields n( the 

td bave ' decyclisrr'' n^/ dee etlr y ron b radicalar y me. 

Direeteur aci

50269 7622 ^ 

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ksC,eG^, .es-RP,ne 

r r t r. 

(Tha Ferfuurr) 

,.^502697623) 

Aniwles Cuabhard 44 197-213 (1968) 

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50269 7629^r.._ ._..^„ 

tbyes^Y ^1..:► 

SOltE DE^Y£IAOMERTS SN TN6 CNEMSiRY' 

OF 70PWES AND THEIR D£RIVAnVFS- 

A suBJECr REVIEW : . . . . 

l/a9-56 U9T1^ . 

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'^^s^^`^ 

ON YCIA?'ILE VEGETAYLE YATTER. 7X.CVII. 

ON THE 1IHYllR0I0t:ONES, by Yves-Rene Naves and 

Pierre Ardiz:o.1 

Translation from: Helvetica Chemica Acta 32 I 

206 (1949). 

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rNST/L4RlFHlS /f/y0 xp"6-rR N/•7F_',r/r,p/'ip^ editorln-chiel • 

^nlt^^n^ Douglas M. Consiuine 

YQ^ I% /^^ A^ ^.•/ ântull^nyEnONe..,lo.An9alehC.iibn:. 

- MM'ccun^..Y4.7M/ C:O>W I .nnKt 

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50269 7627, 

80 II Ey-80 On the Economy of the Human-Processing System 

S.P. 

^^^^wt^î^^^^ •^^ Daniel Gopber 

VniPerslty'of^Haifi Israel lnstilute of Technology 

Haifa, Israel Haifa, Israel 

An approach to human performance based on economic concepts Is drscribed. 

It elaborates on the view that the buman system employs utility considerations 

to decide on allocation of its limited rnources. The efficiency of tbose resources 

for performina a task depends on parameters chancleriring the lask and the 

performer. This approach is ant used to discoss various modeb and interpretations 

for dual-task performance and their predictions, subject to the assumpt-ion 

that there is a single pool of resources. An tapansion of this approach is 

then prnented that hinges on the idea that the human-procnsing system incoa 

. .. poraln a number of inechanisms, each hasing its own capacity. Those capuitin 

can at any moment be allocated among several processes. Empirical esidenct 

relevant to this idea and new interpretations for phenomena of dual-task 

performance suggested by it are presented. 

0 4'oa n clo3v:^s 


CAN';ADZS/TOCACCO--SMORING--NEALTFI EFFECT/ 

50269 T6281, 

"„r P'Ra^" sLT 'u7's" " .+^ .a ,;.. •-`.y'+^'!a'!' . ^"^1 

- - . 

73 X HT 

FJIC GLASS W. YAMltlLCT 13 X rir 

6.. Ilrbck. J.; Komenda,S.; Siroka, A.; KreJci, Z.; Medek, A.;aNmw1111N34iMw" 

(Palacky Univ., Med. Fac., Dep. Parhol. Physiol., Olomouc, Czech.) 

ACUTE EFFECT OF SMOKING TETRAH"iDROC!\:IABINOL WITH TOBACCO ON HIGHER NERVOUS 

ACTIVITY IN MADl. . 

) Activ. Nerv. Super. 15(No. 2) 139-40 (1973) (in English) 

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^:.TOBACCO--SPfORit2G-^PHYSICALPERFORYulNCE7"""'"`""°" ' • -' - • 

RJR CLASS NO. PAASIILET 73 X Hr 

ilrbek, J.; 2:omenda, S.; Sirol.a, A.^ 

(Palacky Univ., Hed. Fae., Dep. Pathol. Physiol., 0lomouc, Czech.) 

ACUTE EFFECT OF SMOKING TOBACCO (0.6 g, 1.2 g, 1.8 g) ON VERBAL 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

Activ. \crv. Super. 15 (No. 2)'138-39 (1973) (in English) 


•

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A GUIDE TO THE ADHESIVE 

MANUFACTURER'S LITERATURE 

DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. 

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(1970) 

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Nsval Nattrial Oomroand 

. ` NAYY OIL #MLYSiS PhOCOA%, 


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Ward, IoLa i4. 

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50269 76331 

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Ts 

Taujita, Mitsuo 

STUDI6S ON A SILKWORM POISON EMANATING FROM 

TOBACCO PLANTS, by Mitsuo Taujita, Saburo Nawa, 

and Bungo Sakaguchi (National Institute of 

Genetics, Japan) 

Photostat from: Proc. of the Japan Academy 

(Tokyo) 35 (No. 4) 180-85 (April, 1959) 

o4 0 onno3 94 1 


72 III Na, 

AEROSOLS/ 

JOUIIYAL OF cot.+,mo sclcscc 13, 170-187 (10:x,) 

THF:, PR^P^1RATiOiZ OF UTi1FORiS F:i+IULSIONS BY 

P,^13CTP.ICAL llISP$RSIOii 

lbf'41Rqf4lR':flc' and S. G. Ivlason 

^ 

502697634 I 

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Yxlp -l Pnpq Lcsmxh Insui,rco/.cunndn qd.nrprl{rmrnt of Chcntis(r 11cC.i11 

• •. • , .. .:• . `7',iiri s'ifj,afo„i,caf. QniLrc; C'ini^da'~ ^•..•..`^ , . '" . . .. 

I;mciurd :1 ug+ad u, 1957, rcriscd .\•nruuLer 13, I'Ju7 

:lnsrnncr 

A method of prcparing cnuil,ions lilviug n:urolr size Jistributions in n•hich the 

di>pcrsc ph:z,e is fir.,t fornud as an nr.ru.;ol, is descriLed. The mclhod is of general 

npl:licability, is particuln:iy ,uitnblc for prcp,:rationi of accurnlely known eon- 

-_ccnlration. ot.tli

50269 76351 

PROC2ESS IH THE CliE9T-STRY OF eATS AND OTEiER LIPIOS, v. 13, Pi. 

LIPIDS--BIOCIIEtISTRY/LIPIUS--CHEÌISTRY/LABELLED C:L'Oi4iDS/ 

RADLATIOt7, IONI2I pJ^p^^5^.^^CAL APPLICATIONS/ 

751!' Pr^ ^" TI^' CIIEAILSTRY OF FATS YoLUa¢ 13 

17 2 AND OTIICR LIPlD^PeRi 2 

C. SPIN-LABELING WITH NITROXIDE COMPOUNDS 

PDDL A NEW APPROACH TO TIiG IN VIVO AND IN VITRO 

I C. STUDY OF LIPID-PROTEIN INTERACTION 

WILLIAAf'L ROUBAL 

THE EFFECT OF IONIZING RADIATION ON LIPIDS 

_ . ^N?Ir:NA'r . . , 

PERGAJIGNN+PRRESS 

OXFORD - NEW YORK • TORONTO 

. SYDNEY•BRAUNSCHWEIG 

0.4 0 0 0 ii 0 3 9 4 3 


2/

U.S. DEPARTPTNT OF 11EAL111, EDL'Ci.TION, & E.ELFAl:E, FOOD,6 DCUO ADNINISTRA?ION/ 

FOOD--SANITATION/F00D--LAI4 AFiI) LEGISLATION--U. S./ 

FEUERAL FOOD, DRCC, AND COSMETIC ACT AS A.ÌENDED AUGUST 1972 

!^ 

"IIlTRODUCTION TO SAttItATIOR )fANIIAI."- Cassette cape 

1972 Edition 

WRITTEN BY ED N2OONEY, PRESIDENT, THE ED 

MOONEY CODIPANY, RESEARCHED BY ED hiOO.NEY 

COOPEItA1'I\G WITH TIIE STAFF /IP NANGA. 

CONTRIBUTION TO RESEARCH FUNDS RY THE 

RALSTO\ PURINA COASPA\1'. Copyright C. 1972 

Natlonal-Amerlcan N'holesale Grocers' Assoclatlon., ê 


^

3 

() 4 ) p t1 

S0269 7637 

. 

. . . 

nonneAem CnerntaY E, 255-26! (1979) 

. ... e 

Enkephalin Analogs Modified in the Aromatic Ring of the 

N-Terminal Tyrosine Residue.^ 

1 .. L . 

.L ., _ 

WIESI.AW A. KLIf, EtV5FIEMnW=, AND IGNACY Z. SIEMION. 

4 

•IOtrlrult ofChe 1 rry.Wrnr)aw,U.IUtrllp•!SD-)bJWrorlaw'Pnlnnd' 

I 

AND '^ 

) 4i 

'L i 1 • 

ANDRZEJ PLECN, ZDZISLAW STACNURA, AND ZEIGNIEW $. HERMAN 

Depanmenry/PAarmarolofy.SllesianAcnderny pfMedtrinnl1dOdZabrre.Pofand 

Ruvhed Srpember 12.197D^ 

^J o 

Two anafo's of Leu'enkephaEn, U-G-mdhylqrosine,5-kucin

50269 76381 

. _.__._. ...---^ _ ___^^_____.,. 

_. .. ... . • ^-- 

COCONUT/SPICES/GINGER/CARDAMOM/TEA/COFFEE/COCOA/ESSENCES & ESSENTIAL OILS/ 

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH/ 

FIRST NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 

December 8-9, 1972 

Trivandrum, KqWa, India 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 

ON PLANTATION CROPS 

EDITOR 

KJOURNAL OF PLANTATION CROPS 

VO 

^ ^ LUME 1 ISUPPLEMENT) 

1973 

0 4 i) 0 0 0 0 3 9 4 6 


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} 

1 1 f 4 4 ^ . . . 

REF . DICTIONARI:.C--ENGINEEItING/KF.CHAHICAL ENGIHEF.RIKG/ : 

DI OTI O l^lTARY 

OF MECHANICAL 

. ENGINLER.IN G 

. '. •. 7. L. NAYLER, 

bfA., C,Eng., F.R.Ae.S., F.A.I.A.A. 

. w.: ...-..__....._... ^ . _ cnd . . .:. .. 

D.C.Ae., Grzd.Ilriech.E., Grad.R.Ae.S. 

HAE.TPUHLISHINCCOStPANY,INC.•NEWYORACITY 

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. 

. ... . . . . . . 

.. 

. . 

OF NIECI-IANICAL 

EJ.V-G 11V E.r iÎl°V tT 

'- M.A., C.Eng., F.R.Ac.S., F.A.I.A.A. 

., 

w,- ^. a•-• G. H. F. NAYLER, 

^ D.C.Ac., Grad.I.hlech.E., Grad.R.Ae.S. 

HARTPUBLISIII\GCO>IPANY,INC..NE\VY9RKCITY 

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Yaeabra, 0. V. 

SdI.t:OUBLL.i V0P.CTZ0H OF CALCRBD p.GGS, 

D. V. CedebrJi. R. C. Btkar and N. B. Nay2or 

Poulery Sci. 48 (ttu. 3) 954-957 

(Hay. 1969) 

Uî n Q 0 o 0 3 9 ^. 9 


50269 7642) FRJR CLASS NO TEXTBOOK qA 76 Na 1982 

(ed.); Mann,M. H, (ed.); 

COMPUTER BASED PLANNING SYSTEMS. 

Planning Executives Inatitute.Oxfnrd, Ohio 45056.02. 

ISN = 6486 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 5 0 


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fO«ACCU--?7A:.LTACTLRLASD "t'RnUC--FOI:'.6AST/ 

50269 7643 I 

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..r.. ,^-. ..r . . _ / '-- . .. ......ra•.^>. 

. . . _ 

74 XL Te RJR CL.^SS :'G. P.',2TllLET 74 3I Ve A 

Vernon, J. ?f.; Civers, N. W., Jr,;.**3q'{Vtpiqqmff,qE ,• 

Îti 

._.. 1 

(Duke Univ„ Durhaa, N, C., U. S, ) 

AN ECO::O>3TRIC :fOD°L OF TUE T09ACC0 I\DUSTRY. 

. . ^ . , + 

Rev. Econ. Statist. 51 (:Co. 2) 149-58 (1969) (in English) 


RC 

261 

Na 

50269 76LLB 

y^,,lory^;Yr Nr, 

'ai?L G1I'T^'ER71iC8 QF PlIL CASMM 

FATI:?:T= by V.VlOr, V. M. eud D. Michmcle 

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SlNY15hp'J NOS1tlZSNOS tJNtl NOT1rSOdNO'J IK.L 

£" 6t e u U U U a 


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Ga 

50269 7646) 

Garcia, Eusebio Y. 

THE DEACTIVATION OF CIGARETTE SMOKE AGAINST 

ITS CARCINOGENIC AGENTS, by Eusebio Y. Garcia, 

Manuel Manahan, and Tomas Nazario (College of 

Medicine, Manila Central Univereity.) 

Photostat from: J. Philippine Medical Assoc. 

3i p. 114-18 (February 1959) 

0 4 0 0 n o 0 3 9 5 4 


JV$G - N•y Aa&.(, Amof; 56-A 


50269 76U7

'- MlSaina G^/.^ 

kDOtrM>rdhaolnco4^4rennn iatdors 2a^* yG-7Y 

I3onder, .taroea i'rederic'r., 

SBC LnndU-lc of pro:umcintion. c^..1 rd., compiled Pur 

Llte \oti^^nal i5rnsdcls;ing Co.q fultm,urd by Pat Kelly. 

\ex' Ynrt;, Cro^crll t19i11 

xn37_r. _k.n.. 

i 

]. F.nglhh InnguogC--I'runnnrlntlun. 2. ]tadto bronficnatiny. 

r. Natlonnl ]irontl^natlug Cianf^^^^Y^ InG 

P1s1137.B373 1931 421.5 51--2"v8('i 


IV 

UnA 

50269 7649 

U. S. National Bureau of Standards 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RESEARCH ON DEUTERIUM 

AND TRITIUM COMPOUNDS 1945-52, 1953-54. 

NBS Circular 562 and Suppl. 1. 

1957 

U. C. Dept. of Co®nerce, National Bureau 

of Standards 

0 q n 0 0 0 03 9 5 6 


50269 7650 

^rj($$- BOOK-NO. 2/ U.S.FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION/U:S.NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 

TJ 

260 

Waste Heat 

ENERGY CONSERVATION/BEAT RECOVERY/ 

Management Guidebook 

1977 Edited by -- ' 

A^CHER 

Kenneth G. Kreider and 

bficbael B McNeil 

Office of Energy Conservation 

Center for Building Technology 

Institute for Applied Technology 

National Bureau of Standards 

[ Washington, D.C. 20234 

Sponsored by: 

. 

Office of Energy ^ ^ 

Conservation and Environment 

Federal Energy Administration 

=SSued Febt'UQyY Iq77 

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION 

Elliot L. Richordfsonr,^Secreto^r(y ) ^ Ft/q nk G. Zarb, Administrator 


0 NAÎOFIAL r^ r9l1RF1AU OF STANDARDS ERERGY CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENT 

Ernest Ambler, Acfing Direclor 

AOmuwl I r,^rf.m n •

50269 7651 

NBS.114A ,acv. 

76 III Dut 

HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION/. 

cOaN 

! DR 1(11'OI(T NU. 1. (i A

1 

QC 

100 

Un 

1975 

50269 7652 J 

DIAGt10SIS, UI.TTdASONIC/TISSUCS--ANALYSIS/ ?BS SPF.CiAL, PUpLICATiON NO. 453/ 

RRSEAP,CN APPLIRD TO tiATIOÌAT, NEEPS, nA4N/ 

1. YUBLICATION O 3 R REPORT NO. Ge.1 Aee

50269 7653 I `-_.- - 

JJJ^1z 324N 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXT600K Q 123 Un 1981 4/f7DI 

U.S. Dept. Coronerce.Natl. But. Stand.. 

U.S. Dept. Connerce, Natl. But. 5tandards,Special Pu^ 

U.S. Dept. Connerce, Natl, But, Stand..Washington, DC.81.(IN 

ENG,^ 

ISN = 670 - 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 6 0 


TD 

897 Un 

1976 

BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA 

SNEET 

Water Resources Data for Nqrth Carolinq, 1975 

6 ^^. 

7. Au,hor(a) 

I. aepor, Ne. 

USGS/WRD/ND-76/0_11 

[Ndo-in, O,Ranl-ion N,me ,nd Addrc,• 

U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division 

436 Century Station Post Office Building 

300 Fayetteville Street 

Raleigh Nor_th_Carolina 27602 

Ab a 

50269 7654 

3. R-fpicm . Ae«-.on Ne. 

S. Rep- D- 

Nareh 1976 

f. 

S. P.da,mina u,aanrs„inn Rev, 

N4USGS-WDR-NC-75-1 

lo. P.ni.

50269 7655) :.. ^...:_ . 

76 xI Wa-77 S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPALET 76 XI Ma-77 s.p. 

North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church, Fayetteville, N. C.,U.S 

_6N.C:.^7ETIi0DI5TS'1tF.7ECT'^^SvO^^TIBfi^tY'?faS/CCCOL'AND.^ . 

N. C. Conf. United Methodist Church, Ncvs Release,Fayetteville, N. C. 

.. .. . 

. 

f+.. r..oti_^hl . ^ ^ . . . . . .. . 

•Abstr. in: Washington Post, 1977, P. C-/ wULy Lu, Lvrr/- 

lhe-h'orth^Carolina^q_nference^ ofl 

l^he Unit^-SlcihaljsLC6uic.tt,ovcn.l 

whe7gty m ' 

_ _t_ __ d^ 

1..__' ui_ _ 

.do_ wn . n resolution 

'landr for.the productfnn of food and 

j dolhins/ 


\ 

som•) ) 

11 IAeA -80 S.P. '0"'o 'I' F Q / 900 ..:_..50269 

765 

HEpeRT DOCUfSENfATION !..ncronr No. 

PAGE ^747 - 

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Sumkuy CLport of the ^ 9f xf^" nsplrr^.' 

^ 

1143deliikf^-4b1. 1 : Recam)arlations ^r 

^•^""eo^')NCP4 ProJWt Officer: 6 P.nrrnlry O.^•nH.nrn n.Pl. H.. 

Ja.ms E. fTirobeet 

IMIM-ar Mcoê: tn_ca.S1wn31er' J,T.et^^^T^°R ^^^ 

. e.ne.mini o..,m,. en n.m• no .dd....A.E.Nugetlt , 

G.S. toopQs, J.MikR18, :4 PmjMR•.M/W°rY Unn No. 

eid J.J.Hemnsa 

Dames b Nbore 

ll. Crnlncl(C) .r O..n110) No. 

7101 Wiscronsin Avenue 

Dethesda , ND 20014 

iC) 

(0) 

S-AQ-7379 

u. s°.n.°tlnr apni•na. H.m..nd ndd.... 

t:ational CkT-mi.ssion on Air Quality 

499 S. Capitol Stseet, S.W. Second Ploor 

{4ashington, D.C. 20003 . 

1,. GDq.m•nt.ry Hot.• . . 

1). Trp el P.pe,l L P•rl°C Co..nd 

Final laeXrt of Panel Meeting Held in Feston, Virginia, Nat)aaber 13-16, 1979. 

. . ^. . , . . ' 

^§^^t^ XPl^ ^pl^t {^'E aq22^ AtmospY>axic Dispersion Nbdeling Panel 

canvern^lTSY atibâl Cannission on.Air Quality to provide guidanoe on: 1) uses 

and limitatiIsts of cur-entlv available nndels for ai.r rnv14tv 


14.

50269 7657) 

t • ... ... 

(VITAL 6 HRALTH STATISTICS, SERIES 11, DATA FROM THE NATIONAT. HEALTH SURVEY: NO. 165) 

(1)HE!7 PURT.TCATION: (PAS) 78-1650) 

Hanill, Peter'V. V./CHILHREN--GRON®H/cRnITCH(CH+TT)REV)/ 

75 1 Un1S-78 

IC[IS 'GroEVthCurves- 

-Ior:Chtldren3t $moothed percentile distributions of body size (weight, length 

Birth-18 Years^ stature, and head circumference) attained at specific chronolo; 

ages from birth to 18 years and body weight for length are p 

sented and discussed. Height and weight data for adults 18•24 ye: 

Onited SfateiL. 

are also 

p resented in the tables. 

U.S. D 

• 

DHEW Publication No. (PHS) 78-1650 

Public Health Service 

National Center for Health Statistics 

Hyattsville, Md. November 1977 

^^`^^ •^ 

0 4 0 0 (1 0' 0 9' tS 4 


RE

RA 

409 

if. 

T4n 

50269 7658 

?ICIISR RF.SF.AR!'H^KF.P^RT CRRTFS/STATTSTTf:S---nTrT'7F./ t. 

gpqVs'vS, PFAT.TH / 

Exp^nments invtr" terviewing 

Techniques: 

Field Experiments 

In Health Reporting, 

1971-1977 us. 

. 

Public Health Serrke 

Health Resources Atlminislration 

National Center for Health Services Research 

Survey Research Center 

hstihrte for Soclal Research 

The University of Michigan 

GIENr Publication No. (HRA) 753200 

Ann Arbor . . ' 

Narembet 1977 

G /3 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 3 9 5 5 


C :0 

50269 7659 

4(0A n")3 9 6 

National Cancer Institute 

3NATIONAL CANCER PROGRAM 

1979 

.N0I2FA4-mB-O-OR 

- RtaiW^ 19]9 

NRI W-in No- 8M1512 

•pY1990 

U. S 

Puefc Nunn s.rvk. Nrilw-1 lmRutea of N..Rn 



. . 

_^.__._ ... 50269 7660) . . ^ • ^-^^ _._....._. 

• "^- " - RJR CLASS NO. PAP@HLET 76 X Un 

^WA 6C.S.Natipna1 Cancer Institute -_' 

NGIrSlSOKING PR06W,XEpgS;^TNONESiCENERATION^^RiIFfDS:'^► 

,^ 

National Cancer Inet., News Release (1976) (in English) 

aAbstr. ins Cancer Letter 1976, P. 6(Jan, 9. 1976)aY, 

b 4 0 0 n 0 0 3 9 6 7. 


._...:.:.^_. 

.50269 7661 

II HeA2-74 RESOURCE RP.COVERY..AStatus Report. 

S.P. FEDERAL ROLE IN SOLID WASTE :HANAGEMENT..EPA's Grants & Contracts. 

WASTE RUBBER..An Emerging Resource. 

4M'VXlWT0, Volume IV, Number 1, WINTER, 1974 

National Center for Resource Recovery, Inc. 

1211 Connecticut Ave., N. W. Washington, D. C. 20036 a ^y^w 


O'^

II NeA2 -74 

S.P. 

NATIONAL CENTER FOR RESOURCE RECOVSRY, INC. 

1211 Cocmecticut Avenue, N. W.. 

Washington, D. C. 20036 


JISE+LLS 

r easES) 

CaU-rS A:+U 1'i^°oF'ESOF CAV_i+TiO:1/ES4ZROR:1EtiTAL AHU.TR/ 

73 II No FF'EC: TS GF ROACS 

ON PEOPL?'. 

ÎLICOSIS 

It7 !:A?2. ^ ^ 

, 

yTOSIS FILE 

-N 

Y:epered br-WOMANWOOVION03-ept. 28, 1972 

Bibliogra;hy No. 2954 

^ 0264 

North Caroiina Science and Technology ReoearchCenter 

Research Triaa;Ie ParLa, North Carolina 27709 , 

0 4 n 0 n 0 0 v 7 0 


\ 

--- 50269 7664^ 

Chem.-Biol. /nteroations, 85 p981)199-205 199 

o Elavier/North-Holland Seientific Pub1i en Ltd. ^ . . .. 

I,, t X 

YI Re9-81 s,p. 

THE EFFECT OF/ASCORBIC ACID ON THE AMINE-NITRITE AND 

NITROSAf.HNE 111U'IrAGENICITY IN BACTERIA INJECTED INTO MICE 

- • _ . . . . . . 

d A.K. SOLT 

Courfould lnefitute of Biochemietry, Mtddluex Hoepital Medical ScAuo(. Riding Hourt 

Sereeq London B7 (United %ingdom) 

/VWAART . .. .. 

Mcorbic acid was ter4d for it, ebDity to inereue or deveue the tnduotion 

of bacterW muLtione by d7methylnitmumine (DD1N) or uoinopyrine 

plus nitrite within Intsct miee. No evtdenee was found of the mutagenklty 

of auorbk ecid Iteelf when teeted wlone or In the preeence of eopper imu 

6tinJLrly, no inveue or decreue in the DD1N-induced mutaHon frequeney 

was ob.erved. Nowever,ereorbie acid wu found to decreue the uainopyrine/ 

a1trite-induced mutetion trequency to an ertent w'hicb was dependent on 

thee.perimenW oonditionewed 

0 4 O 0 O A 03 9 7 ( 


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..,

50269 7665 ) i 

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. 

. 

. ' . 

. . . . ^ , 

1`;3 

. . 

l^l4^ . 

TOHACCO--HISTORY/ SMOKING i IIEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

TOBACCO--MEDICINAL USES/ 

REF 

TS 

2240 

He 

1622 

's'J :tx 

:t^ Znw"u 

TAHACOLOGIA. 


Neer-lnfraiedspectrosecpy^ 

0 4 0 (l (1 0-0 3 9 73 


see .......: _.....::..::.

' HI1Y6 qUii; 

08â1. Su^vey 

NENUY NRLF OF DENTI$7S NNa SMp►;EO IMV@ 

qOiT CIGAREYTES - FALCtWRO ALADFJf! f.OtL 

ODNfINDING STUDY OP PAOFESSZONAL OPINtON 

SINCE 1938. 

Uantai Survay 11j 37r 91 (Nay 196SJ 

G A 0A R u 0:5y 7, 4 


71 

XI 

Re 

s^..,..^..^_....^...^.. y.. 

50269 7668 

gRONIN6'bP 70BAC00 AH01►lFLOENCES OF 

n6RrC41TURAL PWcTtCE9 fPOH.PROPEKrt&'i 

OP THE LEAF, TABLES OP 17ATA OWLY.. 

. . . . . 

, :'•'t^'.1^`S^:jircl^^'1Fiêmo'Od:`^"Pi`ss:"[3en:;;•'.:::, < 

' . SQntu[LY('c ^Nf:oatCû^Salc.xe^• H• i G. ^s:. 2a,:.p..,::..,. . 

- (Y.91']^ 

_. 

0 q n 0 n 0•0 3 9 7 5 


ARR, 1977, No. 1 

TOBACCO--QPALITY--EVALUATIOH/TOBACCO--EAR STINC/ 

TOBACCO-.-CIlENICAL CO`TOSITION--AGRONONYLATIONSIIIP/TOBP.CCO-AGRICULTURE/ 

R"'AN EVALUATION OF ONCE-OVERI'LOW-PROFILE TOBACCO 

J. S. happell,I iyan-'.^lea's'^ J. P. 'Dicerson 

R. M. Hend rson, W. B. James, W. B, ine 

and H.^ 4hreatt. 

(R. J.`Tteynolds Tohacco Co., kinston-Salem, N. C.) 

1 Department of Economics and Business, 

North Carolina State University 

04 0 0 c1 0 0 3 9 7 6 


I 

75 eii 6.P. -1itiliCSf^.....^.-..,._.4__.__..__._..-._..... SOI69 7670 

RJ11 C1.SSS NO. TA,MPIILF.T 75 C/I C:. 

Cupton, C. L.; O. 

(U. S. Dep. .\gr., Arr. Res. Serv., Southcrn Re;., Creeneville, T:uu..U.S.) 

BURf.I:1' 65 T0B.ICCA 1'AItILTY. 

Tenn. Alqr. C::p. Sta. Ru11. 1'175(30..530) 1-11 (P::b. 1974) (1n Gnglfsh) 

•1974, No. 24, k 9304* *d* 

Tobacco ayriculturc: 

0 4 n 0 n o 0 3 9 7 7 

-^d 


, 50269 7677 

VI 

Ne 

Aw. FREQUENZTITRATION HETEROCYCLISCHER 

BASEN MIT PIKRINSAURE. 

(High frequency titration of heterocyclic 

bases with picric acid.) 

Pharmazie 14 (No. 9) 510-11 (September 1959) 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 3 9 7 8 


50269 7672 f 

- 

- -IINe -76 AN EVALUATION OF VARIOUS NIXINO DEVICESFOR DISPERSINC OZONE IN 

i. 

rr 

S.P.5 

.} p 

WATER. 

n 

. • ^^(rcy i 

^LLtfiL(i.ne^ d/dut,C,/rM.N^ Q / 

^/^d• /t'?S•L/473) 

11 

By 

aul C. Ucnngsf`^^--•.. 

onald D. Gottsc111n 

. 

- - 

- . 

- . . 

. 

F';r:tivc use r-i e:::e9 in s:•r.t.er ts dr^•sro^` 

C'•'n t'co :: rr.c: tP. o ri^ ci razC:c: 

}nstallations where high ozone dosages must be 

aPPlicd to largc volum.ns of watcr have tradi• 

or ttw ar-.!:o s-_: tionally requircd IarCe and eapensivn ozone

50269 7673 

YI- Re9-81 

•.S.P ^^^^y,Pl ,^5^ 

â^1^ 

^3 1 ^^^â- 

Investi ations onQ the Occurrence of Nitrosmines in 

Some Agricultural and Horticultural Products 

A. DAM KOPOED! OLE NEMMINO! K. BRUNFELDT,'ned 70H5. THOMSEM 

•SUte ASricultunl Eapaimentd Sulion, Vejenvej 53• Atkor, DK-6600 Vejen, ub 

TAe DanisE lnstiwte of Prqein CMmi.lry nBiliutaE to the Deni.h AwdemY of TeeAniul Scknae, 

VsNiWedewj {, DK4970 Henlwlm, Dennurk 

' . 

.-' - Contsnts tncted attention in reant yeers, tina thee com- 

. 

.- : • 

1. Ietroamtion . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 

2 utenmre . . . . . . . . . 

40 

40 

pounds have been tlwwn to produce necer or 

^r•like tumows when edmfoistercd to ntk 

11. Evperimen4l io.Miptioro 

2 Nit m' . • 

, 40 and NiR. 

41 . --- -------- . : - .. : :. _ .. - 

.. 


Proe.Nod.Arud.SnUSA 50269 7674,^-^ , . - -- -^ L 

VnL lfi Yn ;nm_ 5131. Nnvrmin•r I979 .- ,- - ^1 

77 II Re-9^ S.P. r'^ 3 ^^\ e.^ ^ . ^^7 

Pyrolysis products from amino acids and protein: Highest 3G? 

mutagenicity requires cytochrome PI-450 

(environmental mutagenesisJchemieal carcinogenesis/cigareue smoking/cylachrome P-150.medialed menuoaygenase/ 

.metaboUc activation) . . _/ 

- 

-. AR 

SANFORD W. BICELOWa, ALLAN B. OKEYt, TAKIE YAgACI=, YUKO b1ORtl,^ 

fa11NAK0 ACAO , A TAKASHI SUCIMURAi ., A. 

sDevebpmemil Pharmacolagr Bvnch. Nannnal Im6muof Ched tteahh and It.... Drvrbpment, National tmumtesol Neilth. &thcsda, hLrybnd 4o:a 

and aNanaual CGnrer Cenmr Researeh Imutute. Tsukly &chume, Chuo-ku. 7okya. Japan -» t 

Cnmmunlented by Robert J. Ifueboer, Augaat 16,1979 - - - 

ABSI7tACT Pyrolysis produets of proteins and amino acfds 

are bighly mutagenic, but metabnlism of thcse chemfcals by rat 

Gver subecllular fractions is knosvn to hc rcquired for production 

of the mutagenic intermcdiates. We cma mined the mutagenaia 

of seven purified pyrolysis products frnm trvptophan, lysine, 

glWamic aeid, and :oybean globuiin with Salmonclla pphfmuium 

strain TAOS in the presrnce of liver fraelions from genelieally 

"responsive' CS7,BI./BN and Ah^/Ah^ or "nonresponsive" 

DRA/9N and AA°/AA^ mice that had been pretreated 

In vis•u with benzof a)pyrene. For all pyrulysis products tested, 

mutagenesis is .o.fold to more than 1000-fuld greater with 

C57BL/6Y atsd Ahs/.ih" than with DBA/2\ or Ah°/Ah^ liver 

fractions^ suc oae sy^ erad < tass yfar te^t^ngt A 

regulato^&eh^ p4^duFf, lFk ^r

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J 

,^^.. 

pv^^^^^^^M [2 E. RS 

And Their Products 

1972•73 

- Itk;G!hCil'S[¢S'PHiNS. I4C. WµUfdCN?.CES'NEW4. NC. 

a E. HURON 61. 3 F. IIIINON ST. 

CNICRGO, ILI. L0611 CNICAGO, IlL 60611 

PFao:, (312) 337-10114 Pbane. l]lel .137-IL84 

1 

Compiled And Published By The 

Ne bras4:a-fleperr-'rment-of-Ecotiomie-E3evelopmen^ 

Box 94666 -State Capitol 

Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 

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50269 7676 

Nebraska 

/I\ , 1UiJL21I^^ ^106 21,^ (D1e" 

YASUFACNd[PS' NFMS, INC. 

PARCiASR7.EAS NERS, CIC. 

] E. HUR011 S!. 3 E f:U0.GH ST, 

C^lICACO, ILL f06i1 CN^CAGO, IIL 60E71 

Pt[- (312) 337•11e4 

PhMe ^ (311) 7a7 I484 

Compiled And Published By The 

Dcpartment oi- Economic Nvoiopment 

I3or, 94666 -State Copitol 

l.incoln, Nebraska 68509 

. . . _ : . . ^ , . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . _ . - . . _ . _ _ _ . . _ . . - . . _ . . . . _ . .. ,...- 

0 4 0 0 0 0 03 9 R3 


50269 7677 I NEBRASKA ONIVERSITY-DISSERTATIONS SEE DISSERTATIONS-NEBRASKA UNIVERSI 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 8 4 


50269 7678) 

FRUIT--DISEASES AND PESTS--CONTROL/ 

PLANTS--DISEASES.,AND PESTS/.._..- 

_.1 .._ 

A=rieuhure FlandLook No. 413 1 

XX Ifl.P_C-==4-73 Market Diseases of 

I Stone Fruits: 

Cherries, Peaches, 

v" Aprieots, 

and Ph.pms 

(1 ^ 

EY loxw M. Ruvtr, NtuaM L Sr-. it. 

aad 7.coa Knurr•K 

.. . . AFekulp.rnl Reeeaee4 Vervlre 

UI1fFED STATES Dk:P.VtT)II:\T OF .1CRICL'LTL'RE 

RuAInR^NDyi_'._ 1.. alk:.nbrlv!S 

. r w.nâD.C.^r aVn^Y'-^ 

0 3 9 8 5 

. Mr1 rw.lw e1MJ.1. 


50269 7679 

7X /\1:3-73 

qyl;;r/ 7 rrn•1;•r;;,/,AS,.Lu;CUS1BEAi:5,5"LV°187,AC!r?trr.olTS/B7.UF.8FR^7F.,5; 3ZOCCOLTI 

BRUSSELS 5"r'.01.'TSJf..L`!T.4i.0Unrc/G1R^hT3/f.^^1e.I"f.:^dG?1C°i.'^,.'AC;CET..F".FiCHP.R4I'S/ 

COLLAY.9Si^.- ,....;iC..:...,^?RZiS/D:1!:UELT.'^::SiD;2•^ci:.^f.n^.^•/r.;i>I7.. ....CA?Dltil 

FIGS/F'lRi Fii.•! DT.'.F.CTO2Y!n.?!2LIC:%GCO=.F,itERRIES/CRdPEF4UIT/KOH'.^43I/ 

LF,'{J.\'Si7.F.TTCCL/Li`"i`+/*'iCHiiES/'fU",2.^,00.'fii'f1:5;'a.'.D ;5EEi15/OK'2A/':1R4LF.Y/PqnSv,nS/ 

PF_ACHF.S/Pi.,^2S/?^RSIk:: "ELD>:SlPIxC\P^7LES/FLC`?S-i'3Ii

I 

CICARF.TTES--FILTERS--PIIEVOL/ 

50269 7680 

80 VIII Ne RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 80 VIII Ne 

Nedeltsc"heiiel;s"H:'P\; Iwanowa, N. M. 

(Teehnische Hochschule Chem. Technol., Lehrstuhl Zellstoff. Papierchemie, 

Sofia, Bulg,) 

MEVHANISM OF PHENOL ADHESION ON CELLULOSE MATERIALS WITH RESPECT TO 

THEIR USE IN THE PRODUCTION OF CREPSPAPER FOR CIGARETTE FILTERS. 

*(Uber den Mechanismus der Phenoihaftung auf Zellstoffmaterialien im Hinblick 

auf ihre Anwendung in der Zusammensetzung von Kreppapier fur die Zigarettenfilterherstellung.)* 

Zell. Papier 28 (No. 6) 281-83 (1979) (in German) 

ti .^ ,. ^j t1 u .i .7 iJ ) I' - _ 


72 7X No 

^ 

T06ACC0--SNOKE--ALKALOIDS/ 

50269 7681 ' 

RJR CLASS NO. PADPI.ET 72 IX \e 

NFdnrleads_:ozcalisaple-l^w.citut... 

AVALI'SIS OF TOG.CCO S:1JKE: UC:ER.ISATIOY OF WE COVTEtAKE. 

NeddlanLS Sormalisatie-lr.stitur, 15 Pa,es (1972) (in English) 

kiicy4•ords:* nicotine, ssokc, c ,stitucnt; 

tar, eoo4e, con.ticuent. 


50269 7682 

71 

IX 

Ga NedlJ^k',:!'W: (3t:'7Cdth8 ) 

... d«n-.^..^.v^ 

Gager, F. L., Jr. 

TOBACCO ADDITIVES A?]D 

CIGARLTTE SMOKE, PARTS I,LI, 

by F. L. Gager, Jr., J. IJ. 

Nedlock and W. J. Martin 

Carbohy. Res. 17 (No. 2) 327-39 

(1971) 

i1 .a î u i u ti i H.^ y 


^ 

t 

• - -^ 50269 7683 1, 

RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO--MANUFACTURE S TRADR--TECjINItt.,)CY/ 

TOBACC0--SHR79*12"'C/ 

'' RIR CLASS NO. TRANSLATION 

Leonov, I. L.; Averkov, V. 2.;Kreymanskii, F. V.;^N^dobe^"^+°,^. 

Gorovot„ Y. -C. , . . . . - ' . . 

*(no affil.)* . , " ";. •.. . .` ^ .,: ^ ^ ".. 

TREATMENT OF THE KNIFE OF A GUILLOTINE TOBACCOSHREDDER WITH LIQUID NITROGEN. 

... . ._. . -. .: .:. .. _ 

Treatment of the knife of a guillotine type tobacco shredder with liquid: 

` nitrogen increas ed the B runel l h ardness 

of the knife from 495 to 555HB at the 

f 

edge and from 444 to 534HB at the base. At the same time, it increased the 

durability or time of operation of the knife from the ordinary 10-15 minutes 

,lasting time to 25-30 minutes. 

y ' -/ - - - 

,^^/}'^ i/ ^+^R.. cue .-^.^ .`^•.^?^^..^- 

\/ 

J 


U •1 

Ey gl 

50269 7684 

Marital Compatibility in Sensation Seeking - 

Trait as a Factor in Marital Adjustment 

Jlda V. Fidher, PhD, Mazin Zarkrnnan, PhD and M06ef Nnb\ 

Jour. of Sex & MariLal Therapy, Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 1981 pp. 60-69 

ABSTRACT: Thiny couples seeking therapy for marital problems werc matchcd with 70control 

rouple, and mmpared on the Sensation Seeking Scale (SSS) and the Marriage Adjustment 

Qum re (MAQ). The therapy subjeots scored lower on the MAQ than the oomrots. the 

r.dai ^n bciween spouses on the SSS total more was higher in the control than in the therapy 

group. Males wae generally high

50269 7685 

PB81-137556 

XX MeC -81 S .. P 

Need6 for More Effective Regulation of Direct Additivies to 

Food. 

1+ Aug 80 

U, s. 

PERFORMER: General Accounting Office, Washington, DC. Human 

Resources Div. 

HRD-80-90 

The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act requires that the 

safety of direct food additives be based on scientific 

♦videnee and that the evidence be reviewed and approved by 

the Food n nd Drug Administration. However, the act exempts 

from review and approval substances generally recognized as 

safe by 'experts' or approved for use before 1958 and allows 

thedsafety determination for some of those substances to be 

base on experience drawn from common use in food. The 

l71i3 , safety of several of these exempted substances, including 

J aaceharin, cyclamate, and nitrite, has been questioned. GAO 

^ f^^ recommends that the Congress amend the law to eliminate the 

-` y- exemptiona and that the Secretary of Health and Human 

Services publish regulations establishing criteria and 

guidelines for assessing the safety of additives. 

13ReQulatiopa,;iatringy aypatancea affirmed as generally 

redognized as safe should be revised to indicate the kinds 

of evidence that aupport their safecv. 


i1 kEEOÔR RESPAAGN.IN MATER QUALITYrSUPPlX AND 

50269 7686 505 RPSQORCE MVElApSEN'f "P 

(1967) 

QUtrico, Erank A. 

NEEO KOR R6SEARcB SR WATER QUAI.TSY,SUPPLY 

AND RfSOVRCE OEVEIApPENr 

1967 173 PaBQs 

yational A6cociet;on oP'Nanvfact+.cers 

u:J i; i/ : ^) 0 ^*i l 7.i 


50269 7687 

Haoeotk, Def.ocw 

NE.D SPACE? We cncreaeej our fl le apoce 

by 50 oeroent: 

aho{ostaG fTcc,a po3p. Nbrag. q¢j 6q^ 

w1ly .1960) i ti^1 U il ii u 


1 

, 

- 

REfORr DOCUIÊN7ATION 1.^1'cwl ô. . • . . s _ . .' Lp 

PAOE ^ ^/â TL 

a )m.... ,w^n. . • u.rn 

Su9ar Substiwus by Indirtduel^ Ma ^ , A978 

a - 

Het -1R SmPp14m^ Y 

). ^Nb(.> 

John M . Talbot. M:D . 

.r.,.,M^ oR.,...e« w.T. ... n...... 

- ' 

^..^ 

, 

^^^ a.y.Mw+12 p.t.wM^. ^wt Ma 

• 

16 rw^.eaR.aVwM W ww 

Life Sciences Research Office 

Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology 

9650 Rockville Pike 

Bethesda, Maryland 20014 

1LfM.MIa«a.a:1w 

p FDA 223-75-2090. 

Ra 

^ 

11 i.wrMt dl.w.orn M.r .N I.Mn.. 

11. ))M M II.M.1 { M.M C.wM 

Bureau of Foods • . 

Food and Drug Administration Technical 

Department of Nealth,Education and Welfare ^^- -- 

Washinotnn. 0 L. 20204 

lau......u-, xn...wl --.__ • . 

This report revievrs the need for special dietary products marketed for use by individuals 

with diabetes mellitus, and the safety and efficacy of certain nutritive sweeteners 

substituted for sucrose in the dietary management of the disease. Specific nutritive 

sweeteners censidered in the report include fructose, xylitol, and sorbitol. The report 

concludes that special foods for diabetics are not necessary to achieve the objectives 

of dietary r.anagement recomended by leading United States and European authorities; such 

objectives n ¢e reached convenientl and ^t ninimvm expense through enlightened choices 

of commonl^vaÎlaQe(ôol3. OAtQrnfil• stec5'ic a.:d unique characteriitics of food 

products with special therapeutic properties for diets of diabetic individuals cannot be 

delineated or defined on rational nutritional grounds. It was also concl,lded that adeGaate 

:.., _-• 

:4:FH:lY:yc•âii.:''?yyCM*î^ 

3 .s+:. .- . .. .. • .^,. 


, 

^, 

. .- ,...,. .. :a v .......- . 

^.. SNOYlYJINfINNOJ . 

rv ss^liw ^wawaoo,z^^`^; 

6 (- .- r) It !i c U 

(CCC•T) 

I_.. ^ 

699L 69ZOS 


RM 

184 

Gw 

1980 

Ea d-- I I I X 

ACUPUNCTURE/MOXIBUSTION/ 

crLl:tiT,1A1, r.ANcLTs 

A II IS'1'Olt1" :1\ D 

It:1TI0\:ALI: OP 

_ACl I'l N CTL KL AN 1) 

MO\:1 

t t.1\IM:111,1'. I\'Il 1'.n.1lI1' 1'kr.- 

u 4 


50269 7690 

This is a study of two of the most ancient 

thcrapeutic techniques of Chinese mrdicine: 

acupuncturc and srmxibustion. 

Acupuncture is the implantation of very thin 

needles into subcutaneous connective tissue and 

muscle at a great number of diferent points on the 

body's sudace: moxibustion is the burning of 

Arreminu tinder (muaa) either directly on the skin 

or just above it. For 230o years the Chinese have 

used both techniques to relieve pain and to hcal 

a wide varictv uf illnesses and malfunctions. 

Dr Lu and Dt Needham, in this prcview of an 

important section of Saenn and Cisiliearion in 

China, give a full historical account Of acupuncturc 

and moxibustion in the theoretical structurc 

of Chinese medicine, and combine this aith a 

ationalc of the two techniques in the light of 

modern scientific knoxiedge. The book is in no 

sense a clinical manual: rather is it a comribution, 

judiciuus and enlightened, to that oecumenlca: 

medicine a hich will eventually combine all the 

true powcrc discovered in China and 6urope.

50269 7691 

Needham, 73mes cearge, 1863- 

' 

. 

Culfure mrthrnl^ for iucertebrnte nnimah; n couipcndinm 

preparcd coolwnticcly by .lmrrirau zor,ioîa, undcr ti-.r 

direction of a cnmmiitc. fcom Section F of dtc .Amvriv.^:, 

n-ncixtion for tLc adcancanrnt or :cicnr^: Pnnl S. 

I°riink E. Lutz, P,n!7 I. D.'r•Iclt. i::!nrs G. ::cedhani. c',air- 

..tnnn, assi-tedLy- tuan^- rpf•cinL=.is ... _ ItLaca, N. T.; Co;:: 

Stnclc P!:l^ll.pJ:•:: cn,nn:^nyt i^•.... 7"î. 

-•:•ur. ^m!._ 

R7Lii at ¢wl nr smuon(•tne neuctc=. 

"T: ]n Ui c;bK-:C 7t-veq'miArnternn-dt9':R_^ltiri^rf 

r t'.., 

^+i.utz,! 

Q; 

:^nriltinrn.'.I.^:i'i•x ,.n,_^.l^f,^:' .f-.1nir.i.c.ii^.+,i:fli•+irrnr^ti^^ 

,QL68.CI^ .. . ... i......,; GPl 

].n•^:^r^^ ^î r^.:^ -.-.^.. , :..r'^ 


TP 5D269 7692 

96II 

r1 Need1C fenetration 

Fli.ek, Ernest N. 

ADBPME AND QJR77M6 

TES7J.NG ' 

1969 

L42 oages 

Psdric PuW;sAixq Co. BecnardsYitle, N. cT. 


^._,j

t 

50269 7693 

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Wvter Program Operations 

FRD-•1 

11 Me -79 1978 ^lÊ'Yt^^ 

S.P.S 

, 

FOR-cbt^{t T UCTIONÒF"PUBLICLY-OW^3Eb•`'%r:;:: 

WASTEWATEK:TREATMENT=fACILI7IES 

FEBRUARY 10, 1979 


.77I 

FOREIGN CURRENCIES, VALUE OF, RELATIVE TO U.S. DOLLAR/ 

J 

^ Prôducîvity anc^ unlt âôr costs 

, Ij in 12 industrial countries 

Afanufacturing prodirclivity rose in 1976 

as the major industrial countries 

recovered fi-orn the 1974-75 recession; 

unit labor cost performance improved 

over that of the preceding 2 years 

==z 

Yi 

S0269 7694 

LA80R PRODUCTIVITY/COST,INDUSTRIAL/WNUFACTURE--STATISTICS/ 

LABOR COSTS/INTER.NATIONAL VIUFACTURI G P ODUCTIVITY & UNIT LABOR COSTF 

DARRARA BONER AND ARTHUR T4nP'l 


• 

7•1

,4 50269 7695 

QA DATA--INTERPRETATION & CORRELATION/ - /STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/ 

276 

DS 

SAGE UNIVERSITY PAPERS nRECOLOGICALENFERENCEbyE..nlr.i.Als.l.LieM.o, 

Al. MULTIOIMENSIONAL SCALING by JoxFh R. Ar..YN.M Mlxan RLb 

2 C. 

PDDL 

Series: QUANTITATIVE APPLICATIONS 

IN TH E SOCI AL SCI ENCES V•I 

1I2ANALYSISJFCOYARIANCEbyAlp.nR.-1 .ndOlliT.Abuk 

l1INTNODUCT1oNTOFACTORANALYMSkyJanpnEhe.N 

CWdn W. Murlkr 

I C. ^ K FACCOR ANALYSIS by J.s-On Kim.rd Cberkr W. LlueRn 

SmitS Editor: John L1Sullfyan, Univertiry of MinMwUl 

411 MULTIPLE INDICATORS; As LbW.

x 

Ce2 

50269 7696 

(1969) '^:Neel, Jemea-"V"n(Jt:ÀuE" 

jablon, Seymour 

TNE NAS-NRC TWIN PANEL: METHODS OF 

CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANEL, ZYGOSITY 

DIAGNOSIS, AND PROPOSED USE, by Seymour 

Jablon, James V. Neel, Henry Gershowitz 

and Glenn F. Atkinson 

American Jour. Human Genetics 19 (No. 2) 

(March 1967) 

0 4 , 1 6 ^1 1. U -1 U /.i J 


50269 7697 

NICOTINE--DETEPStINATION (in biologiq . a1 fluids' C141abelled nicotine studies) 

77 X Ni 

'RJR CLASS NO. PAMPRLET 77 X Ni 

Neelakantan, 1..V 

(Univ. Ky., Coll. Pharm., Lexington, Ky., U. S.) 

G.C. ESTIMATION OF NICOTINE IN PICOMOLE CONCENTRATI04S -- SOME PROBLEMS 

ENCOU9TERED. 

St,uo.tai ^n ^ccp eo. yh^.G^dN• Bo-^Q 

Nicotine ldorkshop;iStockholm, Swed., paper, 

13 p. (Nov. 1974) (in 

English) (Previous reference - abstr. only - complete paper available now.) 

The n ost promising 

method is, howcvcr, the npptication of gas liquid ohromatography with 

Î chemical lomzation mass spectruscopy. Our preliminsry studies indicate 

that the method is practical, c ent and s_ sitive. Further study is 

17^ hi Pt_ogesa. 

(/ y ll ll n 11 U ^^ U 1) ^ - • ^ ' ' ^ î;.^ 


t • . i!;

50269 7698 

/y^^ Jornnt Bfotecutar Structure. 19 (19781 21-92^ 

^^P=_/G4 lÊlsevier Scientific Publishing Company, Amsterdam - Printed in The Netherlanda 

SOME PROBLEMS IN INFRARED SPF,CTROPHOTOMETRY* 

R.N. JONES••, D. ESCOLARt, J.P. HAWRANEKt, 'P. NEELAI{ANTANf,1% 

and R.P. YOUNGt 

Diuision o(Chemistry, National Research CounciloJCanada, Ottawa (Canada) 

It is well known that infrared intensity measurements are not very accuiate. 

Infrared spectroscopists who measure peak heights, band'widths and 

areas of liquid and solid samples are usually satisfied if their values match 

comparable data from other laboratories within five percent. Nevertheless 

modem infrared spectrophotometers do exhibit good reproducibility, at 

least over small time intervals. This high precision may be demonstrated by 

setting the spectrophotometer to cycle repeatedly over a group of absorption 

bands when often the curve will reneat within the line width of the chart 

J 4(i li Il +, U'i U 0S 


50269 7699 

;Ze5 

*w18Nd, 'FYanclS 

A BI8LM6RAPHy ON INFORMA7SAl1 SClENC2 AND 

TECNNOtqGY POR 1966, PARTZ..l961 Pert I-y(ae, 

7uly 7%6 L6p 

Cleer;nghouA for Federal Scient(ffe and 

T&tAnital. SftfotroeEfon Flayhinstan 


TD 

194 

He 

1980 

50269 7700 

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING/ WATER--POLLUTION/AIR--POLLUTION/ 

3CHENIICALS 

IN THE ENVIRONMENT 

DIBTRIBUTION. TRANSPORT 

FATE. ANALYSIS 

'Vb;;'BRbCK NVEELY I 

Environmental Sciences Reseerch 

The Oow Chemical Company 

Midland. MichiBan 

MARCEL CEKKER, INC. 

New York and Basel 

0 4 fl 0 1') ii U 4 lJ a / 


I/POLLUIION ENGINEERING AND TEfNNOL( 

ASrir u/FrJrrrnm &wIr rM TrrÊ^vRr 

^w.oa 

PAUL Hqe1u raRr 

Mlroo^ 

eJRw^ ^nu/eM^veyr

50269 7701 

I 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPRLCT 75 X Ne 

Nccnan, R. L.; 

*(no at.fil.)* 

COA1Pi.ESITI6S OF SNOKINC EI)UCATIO?7. 

Jour. Sch. IIen1.tL 45 (t:o 1) 17-23 (1975) (in English) 

rt1q75, No. 7, h 2430* *d* 

Tobacco anlaysis (medicine): 


50269 7702 

RJR CLASS O. PANPiII ET 75 X He 

NCf't7$!1,'_R:^L: 3j Ncen.,en, h. 

*(ew aCfi1.)* 

COMPI.L'XIPIF.S OF SNO}:INC f:Dli^.ATION. 

JOUr. Sch. Ilcnl.th 45 (N'1) 17-23 (1975) (in EnElish) 

*7)15, No. 7, ld 2430A *d+• 

Tohacco anl:rysis (medicinc) 


II 

Ne 

0 q 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 6 

50269 7703 

NEUR AUFFASSUNGEN UBER EINEN GRUNDBEGRIFF 

DER ATEMMECHANIK. DIE RETRAKTIONSKRAFS DER 

LUNGE, ABHAENGIG VON DER OBERFLAECHENSPANNUNG 

IN DEN ALVEOLEN. 

(New conceptions on the mechanics of breathing. 

The retractive power of the lungs independent 

of the surface tension in the alveolus.) 

Zeitschr. Gessnite Exptl. Had. 66, 373-94 

(1929) 


Negherlron,Niili" Ot n73 

Spector, William S 

RAtaBAOK OF TOXIC-0IXY. Prepared urder the direc+• 

tion of the cor.aaittee on the Hendbook of Biological 

Data;r Division of Bioloey and Agriculture, 

the National Acnder,U of Sciences, the }iational 

Research Council. Philadelphia Saundera 1956-59. 


Negoro;, HId^x« `^ 

COtiTI@:J07S I\.^'2SI01 OP SUCROSE 

3Y USIt1C INSOLUlSLP, SACCHARASB 

Jouc. of Pe.Ymeu2aLio'a TeChROZogy L8 

(NO. 12) 689-697 (1970) In Japanese 

with EnF;lieh S•.:naty 


.'- DRUG ADDICTION/ gritiah Jour. Addiction 73, 1978, 283-290 

nr. 

50269 7706 

79 II No /Coca Leaf Chewing: a Public I$ealth'--^X-23;// 

AS5E.'S5Srieritf' 

^ . .o. 

I41m1 euJ P.rrhirmy..tlrCll! IJxirrrriry•..11.xr1rx1,Cnnn4a 

.y 

'l6•.pr,6,,.,..L,;,r,J.r. n L,rJ r/,.+r^by; nn,l nvxn.nl eôrh r+..,wnrf.,llrG„r,nlr r,.x IrxJ J,rr.6r^ n^^rr ».^+, 11r..rn...nr. rb. 

I..rnlr,r,rl.^roJrAn rrl•,I,rdrnrmiJii,^..\'ur,or. r,n..nn)„ofirr+nndlnl^rnlvrnheriufo),p„rlrurn+..n,rfnr.lrlr 

r^./,.r:'.•l'. /..r rGi^ f.n•Iner. 

.1 ...r„).+r ., n,G ou fh. pJr,n,.r,rnnJr,^r r,/ rr rr A„J .r,nl pn+ r. ^. hndrn, r,116, ,nJ 

. rmAx,nnrAd„.r.xlM-x,.xrr.,,x.,,,l.'Ib.L, ^:xl,Jl„nw/.r^x.M^v,vqrrxh(rAxLa..d.1..,^r..,.x..x,.,..xdx.wl,M 

aiJ.er ,rrlrrr,r! ,r,,Jru ,rrpp,rr r,J dv L,rdif, vun,i: n(d rJJdf. vn /,^„Ah r ,rJ. 

It n rom 1n1r.f fLm niln„^^x;rLr A.firt,nvffin.eJ,vnr kng-u pr„nxblr nmja.pv6f,r hrxtrA pmblrxuircn 

ir nrn, l.• 16r17r x„+.:rmd „dfh -inl fngnnrivx. 

- Q 4 Q Introduclion : 

_ 

0 Yke&'LQg 4 Ives tê toca hush (Krytln'osilmn coea) is a habit currently 

practi,cd bcsomc -1 mflll t y rsons iu Rulivia, Pcru and northern ArGrntinn. Coca was 

u+rd b\wnu wrlan a(tLe population uf IicuadM and (idumbia os \.cll, but it has 

s'Naran'n, I'.171). 


:NP.CRO/CONSUMRR REnAVIOR/ 

n m 

^ ; ^^ a * ^^- " ^ ) 

^-, 

50269 7707 

N 

541 

-,I ^ 

A 

m 

1977 r.^ 61^/`/`.il (if'W7^^ i^ ^ 4 

^1^' 

0 f I 

I. t î ^ .. . L^ 

edited by: csicm r. andreasen 

univeraity of iliinola 

and 

fred¢rick d. sturdivant 

r 

ohio atcte unlversity 

4 0 A_AMOERIaCA4N pM2 RKÊTING A$OCIATION 

222 SOU)H RIVPRSIDE PIAIA CHICAGO. IIIINOIS USA lOEOG (312) b

SMOKING 

_ _ 

HABITS--SOUTH 

.. 

AFRICA/ TOBACCO--SMORINC--PSYCHOLOGY/ NEGRO/ 

----------.--------- *- ----- - . 

78 X Ba2 . RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 X Ba2 

Baker, M. D.; Johnsjton, J. R.: Turner, D. M. 

(Haggie Rand Ltd., Johannesburg, S. Afr.) 

SMOKING HABITS OF BLACKS IN INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA. 

South Afr. Med. Jour. 54 (No. 2) 67-9 (July 8, 1978) (in English) 

' A number of Black werkers from a factory near lohanneahurg 

were questioned about their smoking habits. Com- 

pared with an earlier study,' a significantly greater number 

of younger workera no moka - and mainly cigarettea. 

The roles played by the strong tobaeeo lobby and that of 

the Department of Health are eonsidered. 


1977 Am 

^ 50269 7709 

BI6LIOCRAMIY--TLIRKETiyr•./ NECRO/ ' 

,/American /ilar iceting Association 

DiaEiQgrap91y Series #22 

5415 Marteting and 

PDDL 

the Black Consumer: 

an Annotated Bibliography 

comvited and edited by: Thomas E. Barry 

222 S. Riverside Plaza • Chicago, Illinois U.S.A •(312) 648-0536 SoL^rn Methodist Universily 

Michael G. Harvey 

' - ' Southern Metludist Untversity ' 

^ Michael E. McGill 

04 . p 0 11 0 0!^ 0^^ ^ Sow,em Methodist lMiwrsity 


50Z69 7710 

CANCER--RACIAL/CANCER=-MORTALITY/CANCER--STATISTICS/MEDICALSTATISTICS/ 

REGRO/- 

67 I Ua DIBlIDGRAPNIC - INPORMATIOM 

8RP-0029646 

A Comparison of Nonvhite Cancer Mortality Among Major U.B. 

Metropolitan Areae: 1969-1971, 

Feb 79 

John P. Enterline. 

PERFORMER: Cancer Coordinating Council for Metropolitan, 

Vashington, DC. 

Grant PNS-5-R18-CA-18510-02 

SPONSOR: National Cancer Inet., Detheeda, MD. Div. of 

Cancer ContYol and Rehabilitation. 

This study examinea 1969-71sge-adjueted cancer mortality 

rates of non-vhizes (blacks) liviag in ten large United 

States metropolitan areas. These ten areas have the largest 

numbers ofblack residents and comprise 34.5 percent of the 

total U.S. black population. Nine of the ten areas had 

nonwhite cancer mortality rates higher than U.S. nonwhite 

_^ averages; two of these areas rere-found to have extremely 

_ 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 9 


i

50269 7711 

CANCER--RACIAL FACTORS/NEGRO/CANCER--STATISTICS/CANCER--SEX DIFFERENCES/ 

CANCER--40RTALITY/CA.ICER--U. S./ CANCER--GEOGRAPHICAL/ 

LUNGS-=CANCER--MORTALITY--STATISTICS/ 

ATLAS OF CANCER MORTALITY AMONG U.S. NOIV,IVIIITES: 

1950-19G9 

RC 

276 

Un 

1976 

L(S,DHEW Publication No. (NIH) 76-1204 

b 

Thomas J. Mason, Ph.D. 

Frank W. McKay 

Robert Hoover, M.D. 

William J. Blot, Ph.D. 

Joseph F. Fraumeni, Jr., M.D. 

Environmental Epidemiology Branch 


U.S. U^^'; ;Tn^ d^r .LIKAÎÎsDIIG,4TI8Iv ANi^ W1;LF-ARFS-, 

Public Ilealth Service 

National Institutes of fIealth 

raruLbf &M1.supc.11-aentaI un[unwnU.U.9.aur.rumen1 rMttrrom

^ 

Ci:abarg, Ei! 

iaE NEG^0 CFiLLffRGS TO 191E CllSIN6gS 

G;h?^Jti11'[ ^ 

111 Psyos 

'-:îrav-}1i21 Eosk Como3iv New York 


: •a:/'°TqdT'+?*+TT9d •a®ad °f'°^'aT^d i° ^7T^^TaO 

w3ad LOT 0L6T 

(EY •vn 7-c3u 

"9-FaS -T=-'Y I° -73FT°d TaVeN p°S) 

+1=Y 'I qs°q=^•t lrus 8nazp--°N 8 3zaqacg 

dq 'AgdSGONY 050•t80Z .7iCL NI =N 9Eit 

•N asaRa°n 'dn.aqta°k 


50269 7714 

76 I 1da-S!1 

W^.^^ÂCHIJSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

GRAPHICAL INPUT TECHNIQUES - FINAL REPORT 

Andrew Lippman and _ o'as" Pc^gropqnLe^ --• 

Architecture Machine Group ^ 12-39-79 

TNDUSTMAL LIAISON PROGRAM 

O4 00(16 04033 :i 

[-^ 


Thomaon, St. C1air 

DISEASES OF 171E POSE A?iD TDROAT, A 

TE5f60pK FOR STifD°.HTS AND PRECTYTIO!iEi,S. 

5th ec., by St. C1eir Thoeeon and V. E. tiaguo 

1969 1004 F:ges 

Appleton-Ceatury-Cro2ta, Inc. Ycro Xor: 


50269 7716 

Urgaitieclo-cLemiscLa Atzneimittel und ihre S}•nnnymn. 

• NeîeY^"^^ Y1CtpmOJ90e^- -50269 771 7 

Strong, John. 190.^ ^ 

Ptncedurrs in rxperimental pLysics, by John Strong ... in 

collaborntion %vitlt It. \'ictor Telter ... Albett E. Wh»tford 

... C. JIau9ey Cartwrigbt ... and Roger Hayward ... illustrated 

by Roger llayward. Now Tork, Prentice-Hall, inc,, 

1938. 

x, 872 p. Illue.. Aiagra, 231 on, IPrentlce-Hall phlrelce eerlen, 

N. U. Conaon... ealtorry . 

I71b11ogrnphical foot-notea 

1. Pllylee-1.uboratory tnanunls. t, lie6er, Henry Victor, 19D4-rt. 

lYtle: FsM'rluientul pEpnln, Procxlure In. 

RC41.S8 OW, M.72 


FYil eome: John Uonuvnu 6tNUK


. 

- 

$hopland. Donald/Jacobowitz, Jeff/Cu * erard, Collot/Tobacco Instltute, Inq.if , 

r . 'i•NEfB4MMWj%gk*a/Ph11Lp Horris/ 

r .-- _.... .... .. _.._. __. 

, 

_ . .._._ _ .. .. _ ... . . - . 

-• RJR CLASS NO. PAt1P1ll.ET 78 XI Adi 79 S. 

' 

rp : 78 XI Adi 79 Dorworth, 1•h. ' 

o S.P. *(no a[I11.)* 

r^ • S!A)La4C OUT C[GIRETTI: ADfl. 

Dorworth, Tb., hews Rolcane, Ft. Iauderdal.e, Fla. (1979) (in English) 

*Abstr. in: Ft. Lauderdale, Fln. News, 1979 4 pp. (April 29, 1979)* 

nIN Ytlirdr.rr^...^.rnri•^•4n.r.drd 

Lrr Ilri -'r 

crr•r.lrri 

„unêrr^•'.rlRny,.nlrir.ie'• • 

. Iwn III^^, rt! r11nKV ndrl .•, 

°•I/.":1 ..d 1. r.J^„.. . 

. M.•d M Ilre .,IJ nie livve ,ril.linr4N1 r• 

. tlrnn- ar „nj 1 Ir.•^=TV . 


; 50269 7720 

Nddlutdk ihrede'i,rl^c 

Coll biology; a laboratory tezt ibyt Frederick C. Neid. 

hardt lnnd, Robert F. I3oyd. Minneapolis, Burgess Pub. 

Co. 1965, 

.. 173 p. than 23 cm. . 

lntlaAee btblto;repbteb. 

L Qftolop-EZperlmentL L Bor4 Robert P. )oint avtLor. 

¢ 1Ytle 

[QI1585] 574.870724 65-29918/CD 

Prlnted for Grd Dth. 

Library of Qonyrecr ^Pq 


CHEMISTRY, ANALYTIC--'INSTRt1MENTS/ 

Ane. cL'n. Btodirm. 11 (1974) 207- /8 

77 III Er 1 

A Revised Scheme for the Evalualion of 

Automatie Iostruments for osc In Clinieal Chaynistry 

P. M. G. Beouoarav,• A. H. GoweNLoC ►. J. J. MCCoR.uC/:,Qw*buMM 

Unlrerriry DrP,+nnrr,u oJClr,niral Pu,Gulocr. Lrntr Gr,rruf lfrn,my,- Or'ncArmtory DrpxroMm, MunrAr,rrr Rnrul 

bfimmry: MLdAry of al,rrr: und B4morx,rrnr lhPa•n,a',n. 8urol f,aurrn MoN+bu7, Bd/au. 

A reviud scheme is described for evaluatint: automatle inatrunxnu used in clinical chcm7stry. 

Prottdures arc outlined for the a..

. 

j -,- - t 7CC :!eF-c- -73 ttilk Ind. 70(2) ls 22,23 l!'rh. Ior ) 

^ A !C°yec^.l^ p'oj ^G'cl:iOn for 4"iîlk ,^'odhi^:-îon, 

processing, technology ^:nd ^rGrk c-cing 

' în ihe Uni ^êa 

Si:aUos ,.t 

lowa Stzte Uciversity, lowa^ 

OR aa i:.3usr.y which has its roots 

F i:: skila and primitivc tcehnolegies 

dccciq-s•:.: mcr.y centuri:s ago, the 

d.i--y indce-y in the last handred 

ynrs has : vt remachably dynamic 

:u prn;:-ssire. It ha. truly beena 

W,ost:h i::.ut:y. The vast numbers 

of prir^.ery p:odueion uniu-tlm 

tairy fa:ina-:r.d the even larger 

nur..bzr of pceple involved have, in 

.- t: e ps;, ::so tended to add elements 

of tra!a-nn, 

ear.vm-atism and emotion 

even to tt_ point of using sociological 

acd ecc.-.o-x -a:rctits to its opcrator9 

as ;usdi:ation for the indcstry's 

-; ^- 

ei 

forward through a continuous series 

of adjustmcnts and has survived with 

cnoueh vitality and p:cstiae to juatiry 

one predicting its future. On, can 

equatly well justify the p:edict!un 

that its future will be vastly difierent 

from its past. To outline what the 

new dairy industry will be Iike is 

difhcult and, risky, but the p.st and 

the prpent capcricnce supp!y enough 

facts and'figures -to pcrrnit us to 

extrapolate and speculate a::d thus to 

envision its shapt and destiny. 

It is eonvcnient to conduct this 

exercise in three parts, each relatcd 

to a fund mcctnl xspctt of he 

4 Wp'0'n 0 4 0,4 1 ; 


slirht stretch of the imaz:natior- to 

envisage the total mi!k production 

e>rotually coming from no nwrc than 

50,000-70,CC0 prc::uction unin, nam• 

of v:hicl: would be family farms, 

pa:tncrships or eorpoare businesses. 

T+sed on reccnt devclaoments in the 

mergino of co-opcratice milk producer 

associations in the us one can 

also rcaso:tably expcct thrt the s:ream 

of m(l:: 8o.ing from thse 50,01k1- 

70,000 production units will be contrnllr-d 

,arocly by a doztn or fnva 

eo-opcmtives or fcl.cr.:ions of coopcratiecs. 

Already two of the largcat 

eo-ope:atives with some -1:,G00 m

77 XII Re-81 S.P. 

50269 7723 

NICOTINE--DETERMINATION./ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 77 XII Re-81 a.p. 

Carruthers. C.; 

(N. Y. St. Dep. Health, koswell Pk. Mem. Inst., Buffalo, N. Y., U. S.) 

A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE GAS CHROMA7OGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF 

NICOTINE: APPLICATION OF THE METHOD TO MOUSE SKIN. 

Mikrochimica Acta 1980, II, p. 59-66 (1980) (in English) 

The gas chromatographic procedure can be used for the rapid and accurati 

determination of ama11 amounts of nicotine in biological material. Application of 

the method proved sueceaaful in the determination of the disappearanee of nicotine 

from mouse akin following the application of this alkaloiddireotly to the akin 

surface. A plot of ug of nicotine per ag DNA or protein of mouae skin versus the 

time in hr following the application of nicotine showed that the biological 

half-Iife of nicotine In mouse skin over the firat 6 hr is 1.2 hr. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 2 


ltailsb+v', qsry 6. 

28E .°AC1AL LFi'ECTS OF CHROt7IC E80ftC{iTCES, 

by Kary C. C. tiollson and Eilesn Croftoz. 

1965 72 poges 

The Chost and Keaxt Association 

Edinbar3h. Scotlmad 


TS 

U240 

50269 7725 

Nalbandyan, A. B. 

A KINETIC TRACER METHOD FOR STUDYING THE 

FORMATION OF INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS IN HYDRO- 

CARBON OXIDATION, by A. B. Nalbandyan, M. B. 

Neiman and N. M. Emanuel. 

UNESCO International Conference on Radioisotopea 

in Scientific Research - NS/RIC/57. 

17 p. 

Paris: 1957 

0 4^ 0 (1 (t 0 4 0 4 4 


50269 7726 

1(Cr,a'n"TI.L Hrcul 

ON GGQB2 GC OF fiLal-&M' MFS ?;i 

G^w 1' ^:3'G :11L:of4'Wrt7a ii.IC:yZ ON. ti. A. 

i:•3L:r.n CnQ D. G21. 


50269 7727 .. - . 

j ^_. • )IX Mo.^. -73 g.P. . - .. . . ^ . . `_; . 

THE TRERfdAL F3L-csR,4DATiC21`y OF FOL'{FFaPYLDJE'.. 

. 

•- , .. • 

• Polymer Sef,* CSSR'2 55-62(1961) -:- , 

Nr. D. ,l1oTFhF.t'. 4kPJ6.wdRH&LW-7wnd A. I. IiRiIIRovA 

I-tituo• ot C!:ruilcoi Phyîc., C.S.S.IL Aendvmv of Scicncr,^ 

^ ' 

. - 

- - (xefd,wt 23 -luhr ^ l9.9) ^ -' - - . - . 

• ^ . '._ 

. - -. , 

INiRCOI!•.:iION 

. 

• . 

, . • --^::.^.. '., ... 

IN connesion with the growth in the production of polypropylene and the diversity 

of its fi¢!]s of n*,;licstion, the investigation of its degradation and in. 

pxrticular itstlwrmal degradation is acquiring ever greater, importance. 

- Only one st'orlc (nnd that only partly) [1J has been devoted to the thermal 

degradation of polyprop;; Icne. In tL•at pap er the follo}ring products of tho thermal 

degradat:on of polypropylene were revecled by the mass-spectrometer method: 

; CrH4, C.Ha, Ci}T,o, C,?-!$, pontcne, etc. The effective activation energv for the 

procoss ; m^•ed tn be Gl kcal^molo. -. • - . . _ _ 

The presmit work was perfornrcd with the aim of obtaining more detaiivu 

information about the n:eclr.cniym of the thennal degradation of polypropylene. 

-°ê +••t -^'^+ 4^. - -...a -';.iy""'`'#`.: xsu- . u z,ens aLnnhauo 

.îl?n 

- ^!S!---^ 

' vecunm. 

,.---.^•-.-,.,...,.._. 

The 

o '4t100^0404 


^

.. ..:, 

50269 7728^_ ^ 1 

F 

^ ^^^ Analytical ^•fl^ retboas for buctcr7e1 fer^ntaticn: 

Saaketocn, NeticnalReseercb Council^ Prairie 

fiegionel 7.etpratory, 1952. . -• 

69 p• 15 figa. 26 cra. 


^Nal's^wndeti- itoaew^ry&yc-0' 

CUIDk' x0 RLSSIPN REFERE:v'CE AND U:N^-UA.GE 

AIDS. 

Special Librariea AasociaCton Ulbilogra;hy 

No. 4. 


DeasliC, H. 

0 NEY0 KGÎPGSKSNIIS SPOJEV?}? A NIISOTINA I 

NJT..NOVA: INSSRTICIDtifiH DJ3L071it.x ti 

(Coppar cccplaz nslts of nicot::na asd 

orEcnic salta of nicotirm and t5eir 

insectllciC3.1 effocts) by H. Dezelic, and 

B. Nikolin 

Glasnik Ne.viaara Teh^.o1. Cosne P.orcegovls:s 

a, 45-5Z (1963) 

0 


. ' . 

- _- - .a.a•.^._ssr.^. -- .r.........c._^..i..._J^_ 

. . .. . . 

-cft 9•ai1 

Irttê TrsAAovd ^ - - --•_. ...>.`_;I: -.i^ ' 

- - - - 

^._. 

1 Hld-errarn(nDrckyunor, Zobararof -eronyor.u F •d tI , 1 i061R 

h^---^^^-^"' aa 

" - 

1 

II MeAl 74 

Cbem. Lis[y 68(1) 12-22 (1974) 

SOME MICROANALYTICAL F1ETH0D5 FOR THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS 

S.P. OF AEROSOLS. 

The article discusses the usefulness and metb.ods of eheminsl microanalysis of aerosols of 

natural and olluted atmosphere. Hyg,enic, biologreal and erologieal requirements stress the 

knuuledge of the coment o inorganie and organic components of atmospheric aerosols, espeeially 

with respect so the chemical composition ofsingle finetions of panicle site. 

To-day's modem physical znal>tinl eieshods. as well as she methods of the separation of 

vuious magnitudes enable such analyscs and also the determinmion not only of micro. bot also 

nano and picogmrm of some elements and compounds in the aerodispene phase of atmospherie 

pollutants. 

The article also describes modem mcthods of samplinS. scparatfon of fraaions aceording 

to particle sixe and the most important aoalytical methods, including esamples of analyses. 

'"'c`^^^++^rr ^m+r^-n.r:e¢.+a+w..r 

4 0 0"f1 0.0 4 U 5 0 


0269 7732 TOBACCO CURING--CHEMICALCO"Q'OSITIONj 

! 

77 VI Ne RJR CLASS NO. PA:1PHLET 77 VI ide 

Ne1j6V7a'G*; Passaâh, C. f..; Swanepoel, J. H.; Clennie, C. W. 

(Tobacco Res. Inst., .^.ustcnburg) 

Bl4.K AND CONVENTIONAL F1.11C-CURIM1G OF TODACCO WITH R"Si'FCT TO TIIE ST,1LK 

POSITION OF THE LEAF. 

Agroplantae 7, 17-22 (1975) (in Cnglish) 

*Keywords;* carotenoids, cured, constituent; 

sugars, total reducing, cured, constituent; 

nitrngen, insoluble, cured, constituent; 

potash, cured, constituent; 

chlorogenic acid, cured, constituent; 

rutin, cured, constituent; 

starch, cured, constituent; 

alkaloids, cured, constituent; 

,- _ - phesphete, cured, constituent. 

0 ..q0 0-n.a 0 4,0 5 1 


1].

75 VIII Re1-78 S.P. RJRCLASS N0. PA."1PHLET 75 VIII ReI`78 

' 

(Tobacco Res. Inst „ Rustenburg) 

INPRGVING THE FILLING POWER OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO BY FREEZE-DRYING. 

Agrochemphysica 9. 77-79 (1977) (in English) 

canihus be concluded that the process by whicnl 

barn-curcd tobacco IS. saluratcd with water, frnzcn I 

and subsequcntly freeze-dried is the most eRcienl 

method of the procedures investigated to increase the 

filling power of Due-cured tobacco. This physical 

propcrty, which is of commcrcial importancc, can 

that be improved without significantly changing the 

chemical composition and the colour of the tobacco. 

In practice this technique is cspecially of talue to 

increase this physical property of the better grades of 

flue-cured.tobacco which have a natural low filling 


50269 7734 

TORACCO-FLDE-CIIREED--CNEP7ICAL CohTOSITION/TOSACC0--611EHICAL COMPOSITION--FLUG-CORED/ 

( 75 VI G1 TOIIf.CCO--PIIENOLS/ pJR CLASS NO. PAlfPHLEY 75 VI C1 

Glenaie, C. 17.; IWAINUMMMMM 

(Tobacco Res. Inst., Rusten urg,South Afr.) 

THE POLYPHE".iOLS OF FLUE-CURED TOlACCO. 

Agrochemophysica 5, 75-76 (1973) (in English) 

*f.eyvords:* chlorogenic acid, cured, constituent; 

rut 1n, cure d , cons citue nt , 

scopoletin, cured, constituent; 

carreic acid, cured, constituent; 

scopolin, cured, constituent; 

aesculin, cured, constituent; 

cichoriin, cured,,constituent; 

.. . . 

kaespferol 3-rutinoside, cured,constltuent; 

isochlorogenic acid, cured,constituent. 


--------

^-75:VI -Ne=---1'OBACCP--COLOR/TOBACCO--CHENICAL COM'OSITION--FLUE-CURED/ I 50269 7735_ 

RJR CLASS NO, PANPHLLP 75 VI Tc 

.391KVWL`)S) Svanepor.l, J. H.; Clennle, C. W. 

(Tobacco Res. Inst., Rustenburg, S. Afr.) 

TNE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLOUR AND SO`.'!E PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL ^ROPBF.:IE, 

OF FLUE-CURED TOCACCO. 

Agrochemophysica 5, 71-74(1973) (in English) 

*Keyvords * nitrogen, total, cured, constituent; 

nitrogen, protein, cured, constituent; 

alkaloids, cured, constituent; 

bases, volatile, cured, constituent; 

ash, cured, constituent; 

sugars, reducing, cured, constituent; 

ehlorogenic acid, cured, constituent; 

rutin, cured, constituent; 

carotenoids, cured, constituent. 


' 50269 7736 

78 . VI NcI TOBACCO--QUALITY--PIiYSICAL-CHENICAL ELEMF.NTS/ 

TOBACCO--QUALITY--EVALUATION/ 

TOBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION--QUALITY,.COLLATION OF/ 

TOBACCO--£LUE-CURED--QIIALITY/ 

RJR CLASS 1,10. PA7dPHLET 78 VI Nel 

, ,_^,_ , Swanepoel, J. H.; Glennie, C. W. 

(Tobacco Res. Inst., Rustenburg, S. Afr.) 

SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO AND THEIF 

RELATION TO GRADE. 

Agrochemophysica 7, 9-14 (1975) (in English) 

*Keywords:* moisture, cured, constituent; 

sugars, reducing, cured, constituent; 

nitrogen, total, cured, constituent; . 

. ' alkaloids, total, cured, constituent; 

ash, cured, constituent. 

Ta• lots of Our,curcd tobacoo vmm er;dcd aecordinR lo Iwo di7 rent eradinc systcnu. Jnrspec 

live of the tradioC system it was sbown thxt a dose Felalionship eaists I:cnvccn grade, quality es 

basod on prire and the physiwl and chemi.l propersics of Ihc diffcroot gradcz. Althoueh theso 

irdationships exrst, physical and chemisl pro, enms wnnot replace The more eomprehensive orcanoleptic 

evaluation but they am of rzlue to sulsmntiate fi^dings and to elarify problems where orLanocplie 

mcxns fall to differentiate. 


79«III Re2-79 TOBACCO--SMOKE--DIOXIN/ 

50269 7737 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 III Re2-79 s.p. 

Venic@., Congress Mass Spectrometry 

"SEVESO TYPE" DIOXIN IN CIGARETTE SM.OKE. 

*(HC?d#k^z&?k3^1$t^.6^^ ^$^:f* 

Venezia Congress Mass Spectrometry, June 23, ?(in Italian - complete 

English translation available.) 

. 

. . 

- 

*Keywords:* dioxin, smoke, constituent. 

._.___,..__..____... . _ . 

_ 

'..- Infinitesimal and absolutely unalarmingtraces 

of "Seveso type" dioxin are present in cigarette smoke and much more con- 

sistent traces of other types of dioxin (there are 75 types) are present 

in the ashes and smokefrom urban solidtrash incinera[or§:The news,"' 

which was rumoredfor some time, was officially announced by a group of 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 6- 


F---- j

Cooke, Patrlcia 

ESTII4ITL:i 1NE GU:fPOhEHETS OF CO:iTZtFIiOUS 

YARTATI0.'i. I. STATISTICAL, by PatriaSs Coke, 

R. Horley Jonea. Kenneth Hsthcr, C. N. Soaaall 

and J. A. Nrld¢r. 

xeredlty I7 (Pt. I) 115-133 (Feb- :862) 


n^ 

76 

R;l 

1979 

D.1?A nÔCECST'2G/STATTSTTCAI, AHA1.vSTS1 

THE 

This renual fs printed and 

'- dlstrfbuted by the Nwverical 

n Ay19 o}r^ltMs Group, 

0 4 ^ Q 0 c/ B V ^°l RDYt1, L^ nrd,Dy1 6NN 

SYS t Ety'i 

RELEASE 3 

! 50269 7739 

GwE'^.7'DALIv+rD LIMUR {i: 6 MACAE IVd LJQ^CLWv'G 

vunw. 

by 

R.J. W Y . E R erW. 

uECOt 

(ROU.amsled Ezperlmental Statlon, Narpenden, Nerto, England) 

GLIk is a pro]ect sponsored by the HorY.lnq Party en Etatistieal 

CamputfnV of the koyal .^.tatlaucal Society and dc-volopad by R.J. Beker, 

M.R.E. Clarke and J.h. Ncldorl entributin9 proqranmees also li^cluds 

J.D. E aslcy, Valerls Cuulson, IcD. N111, C.E. Rogera, S.D. Sprin9er 

and the late R.W.M. Yeddorbucn. ' • . 


19]8 

Tne nntents of this 

lication are the 

pytlqht of the Royal 

statistical Eociety.

GreenNood, D. J. 

THS EFFECT OF DRUCS ON TNH GRO UMI OF LF:NA 

MIIIOR G by D. J. Greenvood and J. A. Nelder 

Photo From: Ana Hot. 28 711-15 (1964) 


. 

i^Mes =76 g.p.' 

A simplex method for function minimization 

' A melhod Is desrribed for The minimtz lion of a funclion of n varlables, whieh depmds on the 

• tomparlson of fvnctiun -lucs at the (n + 1) veniecs of a general simptez, foltowed by the 

rrplamment of the ecrtex with the biphcst -lue by another point. The simplex adapts itulf to 

the loasl landseapc, and contracts on to the final minirnum. The method is shown to be effeCJ.i 

and eompotationalp• compacl. A proccdurr is ahrn for the estimation of the Hossian matslx In 

the neighbourhood of the minimum, needed In slatisticai estimation probleme. 

0 4 0 0 f1 0 0 4 0 6 0 

= ^ - 


SOYACCO--SNO7.ING-NEALTR EIRrELT/SMORING AND BEALiH/ 

DIRIE NEIOBT/NEVCASiLE SURVEY OF CHILD DEVEIAMMEB?/ 

i 

•` I 50269 7742..- .`^ 

+Clinics in Developmental Medicine No. 61 

.o 

We 

" 3 Born Too Soon 

1976 Or 

Born Too Small 

A FOLLOW-UP STUDY 

TO SEVEN YEARS OF AGE 

1976 

Spastics International Medical Publications 

LONDON• Witliam Heinemann Medical Books Ltd 

1. KOLVIN 

D. Mcl. SCOTT 

R. F. GARSIDE 

PHILADELPHIA: J. B. Lippincott Co. '^ . Ir( 

04ôA000406.{-_ I f^( 


50269 7743 

OZONE/CARBON MONOXIDE/NITROGENDIOXIDE/SULFUR DIOXIDE/ 

PARTICLES--AIR POLLUTION(total suspended oarticulates) 

A 7R 

• TECNWICALREPORTDATA 

II MC ^-- 

(PIrP1e Frudlxiburrronr• wl tAe rnrnr Ml+rr eornp111In91 

1. REPORT NO. ]. J. RECIPIENTS ACCF.SSIOffNO. 

EPA-450/1-77-002 

4. TITLE AND SUGTITLE 

S. REPORT DATE 

National Air Quality and Emission Trends Report, 1976 December 1977 

).AUTNORIS) 

W.F. ilunt, Jr., (Editor), T.C. Curran, N.Frank, 

R. Faoro, W. Cox,# F!HletVtlalR, and C. Mann 

B.PERFORMINOORGANIZATIONNAMEANDAODHE55 

6. PERFOIIMING ORGANIZATION CODE 

8.PERfORMINGOHGANIZATIONREPORTNO 

10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO. 

U.S. Environmental Protection AGency 

Office of Air and Waste Management 11.CONTRACT/GRANTNO. 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards 

Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711 

12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDIIE55 13. TYPE OF RP AND YERIOO COVEREC 

A1lnual 5^^^ 

- 14.5fONSOnING AGENCY CODE 

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200/04 

15.SUI•PLLMGNTARYNOTES Special mentiou siou ema e o t 

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e con rr u ions o f Lew 

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\

S p Re5 75. 

--I 50269 7744 --^R CLASS NO. PMQ'U6ET VII Re6-75 s.p.^ 

I (Dow Chom., Org. Dep., Walnut Creek, Calif., U. S.) 

'w^^^^^^^^GI'DE;'OR7'R`.^LÂ1tLY0.^65lStMY 

CqGlTJt01^b1^^ #^ 

I Down to Earth 29 (No. 4) 18-20 (1.974) (in English) 

*[cyvords:* ncllite (phenyl N,N'-dimethylphosphorodiamidate), tobacco, 

additive. 


73 X !:e 

NICOTITE--hNItLM1iS/ 

50269 7745 

!Jr CLASS NO. Ff,::Pni.ET 73 X;;c 

:7eurol. P:ychiat., 'europ`harmncol. Sect,, 

Fricc:trn, 1;, S.) 

, 

I)TkOI'ETc"T QF PFRFC^.)Gll:CE 0:: aC ATl'ENTIOR T,SSK WITH CT.OSIC ::ICOTI":E 

TEEl:TYaGT ,\ PATS. 

Peyd^n;S:r^,en1C':, 4r, (•:o. ^1 317-6.^ (1972) (ia _nyash) 

0>.94, (3,,.(k, a sfiA .Q.. 4 0 6 4 

Tr ::cro . . ^, . 


50269 7746 

76 X Nel NICOTINE--PIlARNACOLOCY/TORACCO--S!tOKINC -PSYCNOLOCY/ 

. . NICOTINF.--INTRAVENOUS INJE.CTION/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PASPIILET 76 X Nel 

• ,^te^r•^xa • . . 

(Rutgers Ncd. Sch., Inst. Ment. Health Sc1.aPlscataway. N. J.. U. S.) 

NEUROPIIYSIOLOCICAL AND BEINVIORAL CONSEQUENCES OF CHRONIC NICOTINS 

TREATidENT. - A Review, 

Drug. Addict. 1974 (No. 3) 375-86;(1974) (in English) • 

• ^-----^ --:--___---'.-----'---___^ 

ur reccnt nvesngations eoncernmg the conxqnenas .of^ 

. . jchronicnicò'tinexdmini}tralionhavefollowcdtwolines: • ' ' . 

1. The idenlification of the inter,truclural relationships of the buin 

affected by chronie nicotine treatment and the qvantification of 

the elechoencephalographie events which are indicative of such 

changes. - • 

2. The characlerizxtion of the functional or behavioral eoncomilants 

of the nicotine induced neuropLyeiologieal changes. /' 


i

I 50269 7747 

+'•%-c•a.•'i ;:.`:;: '• Ydoc.•• Sei'.';$et: R'oilea^'Coods'Assoe.' 

2R-J2 ' 959). :'-'`;• 

III Inhalation Toxicity St ^' 

•5.?:'..... _ . . udies Six Types 

-of Aerosol Hair îprays = - 

). N. DItA12E. A:rlCSotfSE80lk • 

S. N. NER'BURCER. and E,L I:ELLEY• 

. 

_ 

^'ERGSA:e;t 

ts) « of h,ro re«ntlyreparted on t.w TADtE I. 

_ 

eliniedcau.olpulmonarvd.e.auca>is.suFFestin6tlut 

these may hme reaulted from iuhalacioo oe ePr,y dur- 

Nanvolatilu motler in hair spray types• 

Inp ox of f«owl hair sPraY Preliantinns in addition theee 

aetlwrs aated that the eubcucanruns iujeetion I. Fuinea Pi6i 

of dre solld noneslafik rult of iharactesirtie hinluFical uae. 

PYP ^ 

tiees known to he asrociated with tLe Parcnmrd introducNen 

PVP-PVA 

of nsturd and spn[hrtie reains. 9hr.a Cndings indieated to 

the authors that tl.c human lesion. wi.ich they reported w

50269 7748 

V.A 

- 576 S4 AIR--POLLIrfION--ANALYSIS/ 

CASES-ANALYSIS/ 

- - ......^: 

PB 222 512 ` 

GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRASS 

=FERENCE METHOD FOR THE CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT OF 

n_eannx u.rnxOXIDE IN THE ATMOSPHE$E „____._ ._ ._^'. • 

. . 

•.u.r.,a rro^wle 7.< na. 

Nsn•rt. trla+ylr arC. Y.C. 2770f 

Zt.3.Enrh^nw rA+Kn.. y+ncy 

tâtlai•1 Enrln^rent•i h++are. C1nt

50269 7749 

RA 

576 Sa 

1973 

AIR--POLLL'TION--P..1ÀLYSIS/AIR--POLLUTION--SL'LFUR OXIDES/ 

POLLUTION--AIR/SLR.FUR DIOXIDE/ C]lEMISTRY, ANAi.YTIC -QUhI]TATTIB/ 

F®16 Mt1' 02f.]ENT 

®^ EPA-R4-73-028d 

A^SU1611aC^^^ PR®GRAM Contract No. 68-02-0598 

RTI Project 43U-763 

Refaronce (.tethod for the Determisatioa 

Prevared for of Sulfur Dioxide in the Atmosphere 

OF}[CE OF RESEARCH AND A:ONITORI\G t Fr=klin Saith and.AwcrAx;M 

U.S. EIYIROC'.YtAL PROTECTION AGESf". Rescarch Triangle Institute 

NASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 Rc:earch Triangle Park, North Carolina 77709 

EPA Project Officor: Or. Joseph F. Walling 

August 1973 "Q.aiity Assurance and Environmental Monitoring Laboratory 

National Environmental Research Center 


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N]>aa o] 

.a43 airlaa pnf eaolade neyaar aâtaa o] Pasa aq u•a 4ai4^ . anpaieid s 

sata1niaar 8vtatP^• 7o u91•ap alvaad oa suo11 aaal0 •1 

La1Pnb .]•p a oadmi pu> alqrai] !)isoapl o] ôq ao ruoPaaaTO •[ ' 

ra.p S11>nb pua nap • n oa ro4 vo >uotaaast0 •2 

. natia•ad 8°iaea.de peo0 •I ' 

:>pÎa°t ..aql •9aana..id aa. po4aae aa a,al>1 l.a.pat qi • 

tq anama^>ran aRlnnlaicd papn°dan. analy• Io I013u°a d]11.^b 1al •anilaPiV 

_ ^ . 

yaaoK •aâ•d ai8uria1 yaaaa>al 

. . 

IILLL 

°lioa" Vlioh •>ti•d a18ueYI yaaraaail aanai].ol ai8o•tal 4aafasaY " 

sia°a^ qaa.a.ay trauaouoatevy Ir°vy]•N... a•r..N»...+.••sp•....N.d. 

AuaeY uolaaaload t.a°aauoaynu3;5' L 

pv q11eS uiP1^•ad 

.•••P>Y •••• •^N ..•i......4 ana•..4 tlI.Iq.Y L 

lPOyaaN aanioA qBtN) aaayd>ooaY >4a yl CL6Z 

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• ' 50269 7751 

r..... . J.^t........-- 

GASES--ANALYSIS/AIR-POLLUTION--ANALYSIS/ pB-222 336 

GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A QUALITY 

ASSURANCE PROGRAM. REFERENCE METHOD 

FOR MEASUREMENT OF PHOTOCHEMICAL fN^ ^y73' 

OXIDENTS 

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF CC, C.tERCE-" 

Franklin Snlith, et al Cnft-IUehnieillnter[IafICDSeiYI:! 

dn 

pranklin gml[h and 

e . P.,f..n^. s p s .. . 

"' 

gnvironxn[al Prctectfon AgeneY 

gcaearcn TrfangleI ncltu e, u^ Nactonal Envlronmental 0.taearch Cencer 

• Aesear

BF 

30 

Ne 

1973 

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/ 

AN ANALYSIS OF/HKUNICATION 

EFFECTIVENESS BETWEEN PARENTS AND THE 

t36PERACTIVE CHILD 

50269 7752 

Submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of 

Texas Christian University 

in partial fulfillment of the requirements 

for the degree of 

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY 

0 4 A 0 0 0 0 4 0 74gust, 1973 


by 

Bachelor of Arts, 1961 

West Virginia Wealeyan Col 

Buckhannon, Nest Virgin 

Master of Science, 196 

Long Island University 

Brooklyn. Nov York 

I

NeYotti Mtdrew Natbanid,,; o:,r i 

The modern iradera Tap:uiesr-4:nt:lish character dictimi• 

ary. Aj 9 A At Ak Hh ISst ed.l Tokyo, ItutL•utd, Vt., 

C. r. Tutttc Co. 1962t 

SaS P. ^•1 ew. . . . 

BIUOOSrannlcat rereren.ee bmNnde

^&_- 

I TH 

1835 

'r1Way Carl &wie.1803-a i: 

Dltcfrofilm technology; enelneering and relnted fields by, 

Carl E. Nelson. New York, JfcGrarr•Hill 119851 

sllt, 8A7 D• fllee. :3 cru. 

1SIMIo:roPL(calfnutootee. 

1. Nleronlm operetlve card aqatems-Eeglaeerlag drewtnga. 2 

DtlcropbutngraDW'. S. Ioforaietloa Fturage and retrlevel-Fmgiaeerlog. 

r. Title. 

l.fbros of Cuogreaa tl4-1t 


61-23198

Little, Jr,in: B. 

F010NZi'^!-210 Ih LU7:,;5 AND EC7T TML:7 O? 

CICbRP.i3'Y. $M"°.`-:S, by 3ohn B. LitCle, E:danrG °. 

Rad?ord, .H. Jr., Lou:o KcComhs, Vi1m R. firn, 

, end Clcwcat .?elaca. 

PHpeiprescntad at tbo Rsdiat3on p.caearch 

3ocicety ifeetin3, 12th, Pli=a Beoch, V1a., 

tiay 16-20, 1SG4. 

Aoetr. :n: Radiation .".ao. 22 (No. 1) 209 {19LG) 


-ZV/ Kausas Agr. Exp. Sta.Rcs. 1973 (165)55p. (1973) 

XX tèp ^-eM73 

Railroad Rate Discrimination: Applications 

to Great Plains Agriculture 

by 

Odo Sorenson, Dale G. Anderson, an . 

50269 7756 

. . . . INTRODUCTION 

Great Plains agriculture is an important user of rail services for shipping 

prrsducts to market and for moving production supplies to rural communities. 

fàtionally, shippers of wheat alone pay $225 to $250 million 

annually for railroad freight service.2 . ' ' . , 

. Railroad freight rates, by level and structure, affect the returns to farmers 

for their production efforts, as well as affecting the competitive position of 

Great Plains agriculture in distant markets.Farm products of the plains tend 

to be heavy and bulky relative to their value. Transportation charges, 

therefor^,ma4êu?asubstantialportiono(delivereduroductV-zlugy . 


^ N_ elsen^ ; Oavid, l.caxaea> 

HETr!£LCYCLOPENIANE HONOTEP4ENES OP 

NEPETA CATAl;IA ANL ACTINIDIA POLYGAMA 

196$ 139 Pagea 

Univaraity HicroYi]me Ann Arbor, Hic%igan 


XX 

MaA S 

Nelaon, OawatrT.Ì JUaat::" ^ 

(1970)Hodaon, Rayarond A. • 

MICROBIOLOCIC EVALUATIOS OF FROZEN ÔIL 

FACY. 14EAL COMFONEMTS, by Rnymond A. Ynuson, 

Joaeoh T. Cordaro, Charles Eller and 

Dennis T. Nelaon. 

1969 8 paEes 

USAF School of Aorospaco Medicina 

Drooka AFD, Taxxaa 


II SdeAl ) 

S.P. 

0 

EPA-600/4-79-024 ' 

50269 7759 En.,FNTS.ocESSôNNU. 

} IrLE4HOSUET^rLF O O. E 

V B I IONAL AIR â0LLUTION STUDY • A ril 1979 

DichotomousyAerosol Sampling System 

.tFql ORM INO OR O.NIS/1TION CODF 

on,Fi 

rFnFOnw,wo onceNizwnoN nEVOnr No. 

. 

- 

. 

ism= 

OnG4NiinTÔNNn,nF.NDAOUn(SS 

NOONwuEI MFN1N . 

ERockwellNInternational 

6p^ 

Ai r Monitor i ng Cen ter 

11640 Administration Drive 

Creve, Coeur, MO 63141 - 

.E.ONSOriNOnO(NfvNnr.+EwNDA OOntss 

Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory -- RTP, NC 

D. IU- ypA-ZuzFrrs 

68 -02-2093^ 

jaa^ 02 

TVIF^ FrVqT ANorEnI00COVFAtO 

Final 

Office of Research and Development ,..E.oNSOn^NO .DENC.coot 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . . r^' 

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711 EPA/600/09 

+s.EUrIUmENT.nrNOrts , 

E+a TenTof twenty-five stations making up the Regional Air Monitoring System (RAMS) 

in St. Louis were equipped with dichotomous samplers and high volume filter samplers 

for aerosol measurements. The dichotomous samplers, built by Lawrence Oerk,eley Laboratories 

(LBL), were designed for automatic operation and were capable of collecting 

up to 36 samples in each of two size fractions befort filter stacks must be changed. 

Most of the time, the samplers o erated to collect 12-hour samoles (Onnn-»nn .^1 

,n ,,n„ R.._rr` 0 .4 U ^ +^ ^ I 


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III t,êy^n 

Le2 

/...._...,......'^^St+Authof).,t 

^Tl C 

(1968) 

Nocge, John B. 

DICARBOYYLS, REDUCTOYES, AND BETEROCYCLICS 

PRODUCED BY REACTIO:IS OF REDUCIHC SUCARS WITH 

SECOHDARY At4INE SALTS, by Joha S. Noagap 

Benjarain E. Fiaher, and Earl C. Nelson 

M. Soc. Brevifag Chem.iete Froc. 1963, 

84-92 (1963) 


IItfe-75'.'.jour,i An,er:Qet.Pied.. Aasoc..163'(I1)7276-77(19 

S.P. ' • . . . 

It'fsarium and Estrogenism in Siirine 

^Tsmt D.V11.; C. M. C7uistensen, Ph.D.; C. J. Mirocha; Ph D. 

SUMMARY 

The fungus, FrSarium roseum (Cibberella zeae), and 

that closely related organisms growing on corn and vulva, enlargement of the mammary glands, and in. 

therfeeds produce a potent estrogenic substance called creased size and weight of the uterus. ldicroscopic 

'-2 or zearalenone. Affected saine have characteristic changes included edema and hyperplasia of the uten:s 

arual changes including tumeiaction of the vulva, en- due to increased thickening of the myometrium end 

agcment of the mammary glands, and hyperplasia of. endometrium, ductular pmliferatiou of the manmmary• 

Se utenu. Stunting in male and female swine has also gland, and squamous metaplasia of the cervix and 

can observed aft.er consumption of rations containing vagiua.s 

'. roseum-contaminated corn. Evidence exists that the 

mgus produces several interrelated substances that 

iay affect animals synergistically, inasmuch as corn con. 

rminetedeitb F. roscum has greater effect in pigs than 

xs an equivalent amount of purified F-2 toxin. Other 

mgal metabolites associated with emesis and refusal 

We have frequently associated estrogenism in swir.e 

with consumption of moldy feed, especieQy corn, or rrith 

the consumption of pelleted or other processed feed 

made in part from moldy corn. Usually the corn had 

been stored as ear corn in cribs through part or all of 

the winter season. Pure cultures of F. roseum and Fusarium 

tricinctum (and to a lesser eztent Fu;arium 

! feed have been found in Fusarium-conraminated corn moniti/orme) grown on autoclaved moist corn and fcd 

:id cause significant economic effects. 

to rats, poultry, and swine caused estrogenic response 

similar to that observed in field cases. 

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. - i 50269 7762 

CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL ORGANIC/*IUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY/ 

CARBON--ISOTOPES/ 

QD Carfim-13 PurCsuar Fi"?bneiic resonance 

476 

Le for Organic ^htamists 

1972 

2 C. 

GCOrtGE C. LEVY 

Genernl Elertric CoqoraR Reseamh and Dortto;rment 

PtILEY•INTEGSCIENCE, a Dirisian ol John 191eI & Sons, 44 

New York • Loodon - Sydr.ey . Toronto 

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50269 7763 

^^lt/A!"^10f,yr^ÈR^êit•QÔ^tr ô^¢td,ti,o^/ 

F^ d^v /1t^T^R s ^^Gi4s c'^ 

8^ XA- 

► 97/ 

^c. Controlled Test Atmospheres 

4 Qe NC-Q 

I C. 

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1

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ar83 

XX HeF-. J'-390-75 Calif, Arr. 28(9)14(1974) 

CONTROL OF SEPTOR3A LEt.k'SPOT OF CLLERY 

A. O. PAULUS • H. OTTO • JftJE4:SOtlt!> F. SHIBUYA 

, 

50269 7764 

Benlate at 0.5 and 1.0lb, Dyrene, Bravo and 

burn's in Orange County, were planted 

at the University of California South 

RH 3928 at 1.0 lb and Mertect were signif- Coast Field Station near Santa Ana in' 

icantly better than all other treatments in January. Plots consiskd of single celery 

these tests for the control of Septoria leaf- rows, 25 ft long, with plants spaced 8 

spot of celery. Topsin M and Dithane M-05 inches apart in the rows. Plants were 

provided intermediate control. RH 3928, Per. sprinklcr irrigated at least two times per 

tect, and Topsin hd are not registered for week to stimulate development of lete 

use on celery at the present time and there- blight. 

lore eannotberecommended. Plants were repeatedly ino

^^- ,;.^ 

r N.1sei+,a^KtiskSal^. 

11 SVriting the technicnl repmt. 8d ed, New York, 11fc• 

H Gnw-Ni11,1C53. 

966 p. 24 em. 


50269 7766 

72 111 Re-74 

Tzanv, Atper. Nucl. S. 17 103(1973) 

S•P• --Uses of Isotopes and Accelcralor Sources for X-Ray Spectrosaopy 

/ 

f, Elcmental Analysis of Aerosol-Sizo Froe-/ clements In slze fraouons eollected from

t 50269.7767 I 

P9 - 

r it. author. 

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Laurie, Alezander,1S92- ' 

Commercial flower forcing; the fundamentals and their 

practical application to the culture of greenhouse crops by, 

Alex Lauriq D. C. ICiplin8er tandl Kennard S. Neleon. 6th 

ed. New York, SlcGraw-IIil1, 1958. 7"t' 

6pJp. Illus. 24 cra 

1. Forcing (Plnute) 2. Floriculture. S. Greenhouse mnuagemeot 

L Tlnn 

SB415.L3 1958 . '^ 635.98 57-12587 

Library of Cougresa ,31h 


50269 7768 

COO-W- &Iv-lâ^ ^ _ .^cwtQ ►v 

I 

/97/ 

PASTA: 

Plain and Fancy 

byK*"9 k4 

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P 


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50269 7769 

Interrelationships of Meloidogyne Species with 4!,!., 

78 VII A9-81 Flue-cured Tobacco' 7^^ 

S. P. K. R . Barker ', F. A . Tu dd', W. W. Shane e. 

an^ 

AM9rad: Mkmplut and 6eld eapalmau Mare condnned to determioe retafiomhlpa of popu- 

Ltfon detuitin of Metoidogyne tpp. to perlarnvno: of Bu-red tobarco. A S-yr mlcroplot atudy, 

of thne iotennlona invnlved varying Initial nematode numbers (Pt) and use of etboprop to tentablith 

angn of nematode dentltln. Field apeeimenu tnduded radoun nematidda at different 

loationa, Regrevion anatyrw of mlcmplot data from a luzmy aand Wowed that ared-leaf yfdd 

lalsa on'Cokee 319' fur aah 19-fold Inrreate L. Pt were as followrt M. javanka and M. oraneria- 

1Y19^: Al. truognfm-5-19y,: At. Anp6-l.f-by,: and Sy, forM. frteognfen on raiatant'Spelght 

G-Ye' mbatro. A P, of 950 egp and Wvee1599 one of toil of all apedn esapt M. hapfa mused a 

Ageti6rant yield top; only large numben of M. Aapfa egected a lan. M. arennnu waa the mu¢ 

mlerant apeda to W.P.P. Rucbgan itMlm for miaoplot and mat ffeld-nematfdde tata ttw 

Mae aorteiated negattvely with yield. Relationthlpa of Pt(a) and na.aie lndias to yield vex beu 

dnnctarlud by ]inear rcgmiott modela, wberas midshmn numhcn of eggt plus latv.e (pm) 

and tomedmn gall lndiaa on. yteld were better dtaranerired by qnadntie modeL. The aLtion 

of Beld P^ and yield was also adequately dercibed by the Setohont modd. Degtea of raot 

gaWnp toot nertnlt, yield fawo, and badc nta of tepmduafloa on mDiom generally btneated 

&om M. Aapfa at N. foangaim to At. srtrtoria to M. Jawnka. Lry tvurda: popuhtion dyoamio, 

na4nnce.NkotGtnaaAarum. ' . 


74 VII Br TORACCO--}1REC-CURED--F.C0N0!LICS/-' 

50269 7770 

F'Jlt CLASS O. PANPNLIi1' 74 VII hr 

Bradford, G. L. 

(Univ. Ky., F.^_xington, Ky.; N. C. State Univ., Raleigh, N. C., ll. 5.) 

LABOR COSTS IN CO\VEidTIO\AL PROllUC'tiON OP Pi.UE-CURED TOBACCO: 1'UL'IR 

FLRCIITUDE AND VARIl.BILITY. 

North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., 1'ech. Bull. No. 190, 40 p. (Feb. 1964) 

(in English) -- , ' . . - 


ticVtc!car, tUlcolm H. 

FQiTILI2ER TECNHOL9CY AND USt.CE, by 

Halco:m N. M.cVickar, G. L, 6ridger, and 

Levis B. Helson, ada. 

1963 464 p. 

Soii Sc,tence Society of Aczrica 

liadtacn, Hiaconoin 


' 50269 7772 

74 

-71 Generalized pvT Properties of Gases 

. . , - .- . - . MprMWxtl^. • E. F. O6ER7 r EVANSTON, ILL 

In thie papert.o srlr of eenerd'aed comP2rsibtlity 

eharts are presented, One set I. bosed opon erit.a•.1 tem• 

peralures and pressures as in the ystl the other ret I. 

based upun psendo-reduced eo-o.

RC 

261 

1481 

tttiF 

SMOKING 8 HEALTH/CANCER--CAUSATION--BY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ AMES-TYPE TESTING/ 

DR. SIDNEY S. LEE/ 

ASSESSMENT OF / 

TECHNOLOGIES 

FOR DETERMINING 

50269 7773 

' du'•es'ty 

Richard DqNÔiJord Ulricrrsity 

ichardN'eto O.^ or a'-. r' 

hticharl ^Baram, 

Brarkrn and Bnram, Bnston. A}n 

Roy Albert, 1^'rvyYork Urrirersitv Atedical Sr4o, 

CANCER RISKS FROM 3ClementlAss'joFc ates Inc rrlVnsîngtcttD.C. 

THE ENVIRONMEN 

,- s4, 

,oYCeC h5hof.A55i51antDirrrtar.oTA 

.-...p . . 

icê 

U. S. Office of Technology Assessment/ 

J 

OTAReryw.arerMrMrcir.IdrYUmmiari.• Nl^rmalnn+•mmrpnTM.e 

p.•rnr..re.prn..WmsJ•.Mr^FrrMTr.Fm..srA....mrni&rrJ eJ.^nvr- 

Iux^mN.prnî.rMBuarJM^rM^rrvr unii^rnrnîMnp•nWrrrxn^ 

La.edr..nn n.uWyinr!ymJ.^ru:rmmn•rArM.nulrvrFrrhe&uNmirxrM^ 

vidwl mrmbm. 

Health and Life Sciences Dinision 

Norton Nelson, Panrl Chairman 

New York University Alydiraf School 

: Deyartrnent oJEnvironrnrntal Mrdicine.. 


"7E MTtaii ^Fcq4i 't `GN t • ^f^^T^^ 

pcca ceo1J 'uoe a l 

6q s0 xonw 

oa^cct^ 

UT oruacay •p 

°H °0 la=niD 

",^04'+^0 '4f ;..âze•p=eu^:js^,^ 


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. . . . . . . 9 !1) r2 •]oC/Ti4J 

80SIIP.Po ^- 

!^) tr-^7/isr3J 

HYBRID POPCORN PERFORMANCE TESTS, 1951 

,dL >•r OilitltTJ^^do1^^^ / 5 S3 

._ _____...Dapaemeaz 

N Dmany evd v1aN PaWelopr .._ .. _.. 

^due O NenLT• Lat TeN4 tnd. 

1931, Ibe tertinp phue of Ihe poprom hnprovement proynm ineluded 

four 4ula at Iwfayette (Ihe Early. Cummerclal, Hulleu and Ohervetinn 

teanl and a teet uf la4r E>brW at Prinrtbn. IMiana. to ndditi.n. many nl 

tne more promâlnr eaperimcnMl hybrida [rom Purdue x^ sent to e 

perimenl rlatiom thn.prhout Q. euterv, mid-wntem andewuthr.m anaa 

-_. _._.^._...... _.._ _.._^ __ _- ewrtd w mchea In saah direunon. 

happY 

b acknowlNre Ibe Qapt .ITe ploY wen I by 12 hil4. All 

cmm Ne Popcorn Pronason Auo- 

^y but the Oburvetion Tert 

latlon whkh made murh of the teat- 

Inr proCnm p+uible. W. nhould alm Iwnor. each nybrla x.u In anly nne 

M. to tlunk Prineeton Farme, 

plnt) w n plantad to nndom 

block dnlpna. The Commenial Tnl 

Printtbn. Ldian4 for thelr eaaW 

bed A. nplkatinne end the otber 

arux with the teat of la4 hybrida 

At LfayNte. Ne Iriala wert pWturlah 

hed tour nplirotians. 

POPCORN MERCHAMDtSER 

APIIIL.q]Y s/(. VOL V Nn 

Pd/btw! xwxtM) Q^4 de. lllinai. by tb NniaW Aurinbn ej Pcpro.^ 

A4xn/unxrvn Plivrixl xxd iehênui•P a/lw^ If0 Norrh Pnn^Hrw A.rc^ 

Cb'rnlo d, âfixets Tbalxx. / Sv//itan, PJiarv/ Dinsrw. [nhx.ipNnx prirc 

ONxrnk xxd Gxrl fJ.lp pr y.r, ,ixyl mp/nJf

80 II P0 

S.P. 

Genetics 37, 101-124 (1952) 

50269 7777 

THE hn, n^Wra af ,h inalnliy W a r.rkt: of nu4r t....rt need xhcn 

pollinand by pulfeo of anaher nr'Kty xv nwk it, Ilckl.ar,19fl,. 

In the aourx of Rrne li, _iptiom. he faind eha plan uf a iunifr of 

Whim Rkr p,qrxm e not prWori^ .e { when PAhlund by iorei`n 

polkn. Howerer, thr rrciprod eroan (ln which the Whim R{n phnt, x

1 50269 7779 aoStP Po The P OP(l:Ofs3h? 

MERCHANDISER ^.^•x•"^•^3-9, 

r . .^ ^ -., pe n.k« >n -p^ 6^.e . 

r. . 

^ruuyweû^w ^îpN^. Knr^ tvn[ 

nriev 1oon 

nOw#aÔYS 

Purdue Hybrid Popcorn 

^ ' - - Performanee Tests for 1955*L, 

ap.ri ez .«..r .na unok[r 

puzdu. Vd...Jly, w.ym.. rodi.n. 

M nve rtPlieatzd popcom ytetd 41w were [rown In u.H. 1Teu trlal.. 

•AkL aompued NMW nybrld. In zonunereiJ we witn nur new exDerb 

nenLt h>brida of prom4e. inJUaed tbe MN af We. E.rly, and xulleu 

[ hYbzidut Lbyettr. indim.. If Lrty hybrida at Honne crova Indian.. 

E7, .nE of I_ hybJd. J Prlneebn. IMt.ni A I.r{e obetv.uon tezl of newty 

developed hyErid. wu .ho {rown .l 

G.f.yetle. but the n.ulY aa tat the prop¢r rt.{es .nd daverin[ .nd 

y wmmuiud I. Ih1, eizeW.r. SeveN .eed reltinl b Droduae the ni[bert 

nynJd. Lum the obeez..lmn .eer.[e 11JE to data In roVnzn 

bbck vW be prt N eM v.rlous ykld (ry4. fhi Au{u.t [.. wiMalorm Dze- 

^ trWa to Ip[S. ¢ded by be.vy r.iN.ll DmNded 

Ne Wte pltwn In .eknowled[- reven lat of zt.ndln[ .Eility of Ne 

m[ tM [r.nt mWe by the PnPcom hybJde. Lud[in[ and Cre.k.

80 11 Po Concessionaire Merchanidser 13(12)11-13 (1958) 

sP 

^^ R, 0 sOp OnO_ t'"n^ velopment of hybrid popcorn 

^^:On r u i^)} f0'r seed. Dr. Nelson was presented 

LaPÔF^r1ÎÎdYî .^ , 

with a mahogany barometer engraved 

with his name and rec- 

CHICACO, Illinois-At a joint 

dinner meeting Thursday, Jan. 

29, at the Drake Hotel here, the 

Popcorn Processors Association 

ognition of his achievements. 

Directly responsible for the 

origin and development of a high 

yielding white corn with excel- 

and the Popcorn Institute honor- lent popping ability, Dr. Nelson 

M Dr. Oliver E. Nelson, Jr., asrociety 

professor of genetics at 

opened a new growth area for 

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50269 7780 

popcorn due to the superi( 

adaptation of the hybrid to mii 

west growing conditions. 

Dr. Nelson has been associate 

with the department of botan 

and plant pathology at the Pui 

due school of agriculture for th 

past 12 years. Previously, he wa 

with the Connecticut Agricu: 

(Continued on Page 19)

50269 7781 

If 

la^:e 

INCORPORATED 

^^^^^ W3ew ^'o^1-S ^lov^rer-^r® wa^w 

s ^ 

BULLETIN 201 Secretary, Charles Wilton, Prattsburg, Steuben Co., N. Y. AUG., 1962 

- /O 

's.pi ^k, Diseases of Gerag a.a 

PN^ ' 

Department of Plnnt Pathology 

' Cornell Ornameatals Research Laboratory 

Farmingdale, Long Island 

The geranium (Pefargnnium hortorum, Bailey) is one water conducting tissues in stetnsand branches become 

-....^_^ __.............. .., t. I t..a,d Rr^•... ._ hmwn to h!ack 2 to 4 weeks after the ulant is infected. At 

0 4 0 0.0 0.0 4 i 0 0' ' 


III

So p_. 

73. 

50269 7782 

1'itOCGSS1i:G GFi'C.CTS ON TI;H NLITRITION,V+CONIPONLN T S OF 

HORTICULTURAL CROPS 

I IfIItTSC'II.NCI:, VOL. 7(2), Ap8t1L 1972 /51•Af3 

Pr:rdtrc UnD'crsily, Lafayette, ludiulra 

9fan h.t @pcndad npn Irrdr ..+ nodiacs t0r prnMr nutritiun: 

r, hi:iory rere+ls du; c+ny v

cwy GTi2:n;a ac ^ so`sa £rz. ti:y •g

50269 7754 

XXI MeAS 79 

S.P. 

yyrAsnerican Journul oJCliniral Nulrtiion 30: MARCN 1977. 9p.394-.IIII. PnnI.J in U.S.A. 

Sucrose sensitivity of patients with coronaryartery 

disease.'• 2 

P. J. Pafumbo, s M. D., Espcranzu R. ariones,' M.S.;êGoi,' M. D., Ph.D. and 

8rute A. Kotrke,a P/t.D., M.D. -- 

ABSfRACP Vatious loada of sintple carbohydrate were fed to 149 patients with known 

earonary-ancry discase (CAD) for 4 days in the Clinical Research Center.llw 148 patienu were 

gmuped attording to she dics regincn tesled-sucrnse (low and high), glucux. and fructase. A 

higMwerose diet was fed to 29 control subjects. Dicts containing 2 g of .imple carbohyJraw 

(predominantly eilher su

QP 

141 

In 

1978 

ATIILETES--NUIRITION/DIET/WS'ICIIT REDUCING/flFART--DISEASES/ 

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE/ 

50269 7785 

y/InternatiUnal SerlCs 

on Sport Sciences, Volume 7 

Series Editors: 

am, 

and 

D• 

['' ^"'^ ^ iE>""' I/` f\ Chauncey A. Morehouse, Ph. D. 

vh\^^ U^ L^` ^ ^ ^ 

f3 

The Pcnnsylvania State University 

3h HV'0-3M1('C``= L r-7^1'`^^^.^^^9 

A^^ ^^ ^ ^`^ a" t^ L7 ^'^^ Univcrsity Park Press 

Baltimorc 

Edited by; 

Jana PafizkovA, M.D., D. Sc. 

Rescarch Institute 

0 4 O Fûlty,of yhr.yr.f^ si4yal c,^[io^ 

C. rh_k_t14tiL 1duU 

Prague, CZCChoslOvahia 


i

xx 

MeP Nela*n, Ae6ert K.; Froren Cowponeat Ncslw., , 

(1971) Packaged for Medical Food Service 

S.P. F. J. L'3â^_.:U T:` co Co. F'eseerrh uad . 

Pro0.uct Dy:els;mzc:Capcrtc,?ntu, Eai=ca 

Twfo:raat ,n PSvttIcn 

SeECtAL EpOp Y9pE3. 8 151. FROZFN z00vS, 

by R. J. F.'7ynaldo Yoberco C.o., ROGZnreh cnd 

Pi:.dueC 2'i,velaFa^--Ii Ce.pacL^c2tn, S!:ievca 

Yt:t`, r.n ;eian L1vl.v3oc, a;,d 4_:'.oy ?ieai:. 

1970 A co3LcatLoo of iactorial 

Wiaetun-5a1:.rm, N. C. 


PLANTS--DISEASES & PESTS/ L. ^ ,-_. 

l/ (3) 3"-34 (/iFl) ^.t/n 

The Evaluation of Relative Parasitic Fitnecs of 4olates of Hehnlnthosportum maydis Race T 

81 11 Gfs1 

L V. GRgory, M. H. Royer, J. E. Ayen,,andlc- "eTaNy 

Research assistant, graduate assistant, professor, and Evan Pugh professor, respectively, Departmenl of Plant Pathology, The 

I Pennsylvania Sute University, University Park 16802 

Contribution 1171, Department of Plant Pathology, The Pensssylvattia Agricultural Experiment Station. Authorited for publication 14 

April 1980 as Journal Series Paper 5957. . . , . .. 

Accepted for publication f 1 August 198Q . - . . . . . , 

^. -. . ^ ^ . 

. . ; ^ ^,, ^ AaSTRAL7: ..^. - .. .- 

. . 

''fT, GRBory,LV.,Royer,Id.N.,AyeR,J.E.andNe6on,R.R.19g1.TheevalwlfoaofseltdsepqndlicfslnessofiwYtaofHebnuthoycr8mt ^ydbnaT. 

Pbytoqlhology71:I51-IM..,: . . . ., . , ` . , . _ . . 

EE ResuW of previqus Rsetreb demonttnovt that the selatiw pansitic rMuadptntitkfiumstiunieplouieacultledwithorijinalf Id'uoltln. 

'" fitneu olisouRS of Hetellqsho yorlton moyd4 nR TcouW be RdueM by Disease Rveritles as poinl wurees and at disuneet from a potnt wurce 

serial passage on a resisunt hon. Three of these isolates wcR used te reflectcd similar srtnds. UR of onhogonal eemparisons so ust 

enluate he conRyuemes of Reduced pantitk Elness on diRax sprtad, eombinlions of isolata nvnted signif nt din RtKes among f ld 

diwseseverity,andrelttivepsnsiticsurvivalunderf Idconditions.'(hrte isolstea aoCuoltus eondiGexd on normal rysoDUtm. Rr4uctiom in 

original f Id isoutet and the nme iw6tes with «duad pansitic Llntss disease Rlerity among comparisons of tonditioned iwhtet mosl Okely 

afmll0eerial jH00 CylO RY IOiOiRB[CIe1^tCffMOrarWuOedsporulatlontlpteity.ThisiatRRCitItOYSSY 

epidcmiwmul°t4^kyrrq^.^pn^.^rte lioe%^m(°` ir 1^°iel.lor^ bo! pathojen vuiability should be tonsidered in disetse msnagement 

-' tullivtr PA887P x B II Tcros. We in the epidemics, vhole-plot disetu 

uverity was signifwntly los'er in plots inoculated with iso4tes havinj 

strategies urolvink bon resistanR and yleld bsa usessmenl. 


--_ PM-oxth. Z.. 100. 135-112 f19911 

©1981 Verlag P.ul P.rry, Berlln und Hambuq 

ISSN 0011-9191 / 1nmrCode: PHYZA3 

81 II GrI The Department of Plant Pathofogy, 

The Pennsylvania State University 

Reliability of Apparent Infection Rates 

in Epidemiological Researdi 

By 

L. V. GREGORY, J. E. AYERS, and IMCOM 

Aerrivrd O1eo6er 17, 7f79 

^ 

50269 7788 

Sound disease management strategies require a thorough understanding 

of plant disease epidemics. Current research in the area of disease management 

(FRY 1978, Lou 1978, MAGKENZIE 1976, SHANER 1973, W1LcoXsoN at af. 1975) 

involves the determination of certain epidemiological parameters for the 

evaluation of management alternatives. The current knowledge of epidemiology 

should be sciutinized regularly in the light of the importance of epidemiologicaLreseardt 

in disease managemenr. ^^^ _ - 

0400f1004 1 07 


,tiolson,- Rolieaeb:s` 

RJADy01IX.ItT PtiOSP?iOP.US ni a7fS 

DZACJiUB%S O:t OA:,Tr'.OLtiaoS.i„AL CFiirTCISR. 

(Rooent P,esults in C4ncer, Na. 10) 

1957 55 Pag^s 

Sprin;,ar-Yerlag New York. 


50269 7790 . .,1_ 

SMOKINf. UARITS--RP.LINQUISl1ING/TORACCO--SNOKING--PSYCIIOLOGY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAYP!ILET 17 X Ne2 

77 X Ne2 

tif>)At411:aS^.^'^ 

(l'niv. I7,c•ning3 Lnra°ie3 1:,v.3 U. S.) 

BEUAVIORAL C0.fROL OF StluKING WITH COt13II'ED PROCtii]IIRrCS. 

Psycl,ol. Rept. +0, 191-96 (1977) (in EnElish) 

sn,,,,,,,,,,-sa 3n„J:,•,3 ,•.- rf rr an.t nnJtr n^^ ^r a^r«

• 

^,.d' .u.a 76 

S •P; 

C'_b-a-t 76 (3^ ^^7 76^ 

Cecile Lehman Mayer Research Forum 

^7he EOrrts of Halr Spray Arrowl on Tarhral ?lirriiriliary 

Transporl in Ilmxn.a .Vitrhrll lriM-n; RirharA nouFlherly; 

s''-''^ P.ohrrt P. tY6ib; Alarvin A. Aacknrr; 

AAanr Ircrmrr. Aiinn fnrnrh 

Tlrc• arulr r0.rts of a^0semn.l -pnsnre ln a r 

riatly availahlr oxil ha r rprac prcl» iasion on pul nlnnary 

fun and narhral r oriliary tnOspurt w raln:u.d 

rn hralllry sr inlln snoArrs. Fivc subja•asrrvlwud 

tn Pmnn fuuln•n.rni n i'l ralnnr u.ra n uûnh. I•rdrroary 

hinainn Ireu r A of ra.h r ry^nnw-svhnne 

nvva. tpirs lr iw^sires 'rs nrvay ,ndnnanrr. and singlr 

•nA snoltil.lrbrvalh uitu.tirn va.hnut ^nn. 7'rashval 

vclority vas nlim;ilî by a rnrnlFenol;ialrliic 

nsrrhod tliat utililc. diu'e of Trllun rrn 

^svl 'ilh hi.luuth 

trisaide s nurlrr 1r .lir .IrlwuitN r11 thc 

Irarluvl mu . nJ tlu• lin cvl^ r ........N frn 

tidsvtaln• n otdin)Rrf Or Iluorn.rnpirlrIlsci.`naFc. 1'liynrv 

IeFlr nra.umm.vts sr.•re nuJ.1.4rr anrl uri:.lly fur Ihnv.• 

hnu, sil;uiesaul . fnRvAiArfI,(Ai^.v4îsln . h. n t1 (.i nl4ni^lr! I y rv^v:^d, h ttvi} 0 

50269 7791 

afsrr rapns rc to hair apny or Frcon profnqlant. Afcan 

lnrhral ^nucous erlocily (^ 311) dttrcuard signilir:nuly by 70 

pern•nt one huur 1o11nwinl; evpnsure to hair spny (103 ±- 1.1 

nmjmin in 3.1 or 5.7 mm/min. Alm, candal mosement of the 

elisn obsrrveJ In subjrcts. 7'be valucs r sned In 

bzaiinoby r tbc cnA If thr rhrsr-hour ps•rial. -1rushral m 

cclority did not siFnifontly rhaugc aftcr rtpow e I. 

Y7rro alon Thue ro1e eapnsu e to a l hair spray 

pmAnr a naua;ani bnlrai ofra mpmuwant puhnnnary 

ncfvn. rdranisrn. Repo,rrd tas(wso ay proAurvlaputiar 

or 'svay rlaurngr whfch drnufa bcmr tsiaNrtl in the 

rvnlul of rhran nlnt unnc lung diu• o, It is alw a ! 

paremnru has rnpirarnry 'rnrru of nnmm0y nxd aero. 1 

pnWurta may noi bc Jcle

__ i 

50269.7792 

XX DteF-F.-404-73 

STATISTICAI. A.siALTSIS/ 

lovrnal ofO cNty ralr,otoyy Yd.I, No. I, ortaber 1972 

C!IARTS FOR CONFIDENCE LIlIITS AND TESTS FOR FAILURE RATES 

Cenrrof P.A•rn;a Cor/wrarc (irerardr R Decrfopn,rm, Snc^nartady, tirerc S'ork, 12301 

Simple chorts for determining upper confdence limits for o preducU failure rata are given bere, 

and t6eh use is illustrated. They are also used to determine - slotatical demenstraNon tests. These chorts 

. oreupplfcablewhentharwrcberoffoilareshosoPoisseoorbinomioldistd6ulionorwhenthedfsMbutien 

of time to faBuro for a produd'o expcnential 

IIILPotfUCtiOn 

mmmmsr•ngiurrriug problc•m is to nnnlrzc data 

1^logctuneslim:Qrandanupp•rmnfrdrncelimet 

for the failute rate of n product. Thr opq•r limit 

pros•ides a luofKSbi!ilp tsouud on a worst pos.iblr 

fnlure tstt•. 1 fni!ure ratr is rapnxssd rither as We 

number of h u l v r e s j>rr unit prr hour or as lLr, ! x • r - 

eentagr that f':rl. Tiro poi: -s ar lhr rywnrnl ^d dic 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 1 

The follow-ing brirflr oullinrs the conlrnts of tLis 

PaMn tira, the fsoic;on distribution is dcserib.•d. 

TL2s drecriplion includes c•cplanalious of hou• to 

anal)•ze failurc data to get an rstimnte nud uppor 

can fidcncc liroit ror thr. frn nlr. \rst, if,, r•s. 

O-l'fd ren di=lrihution is dc^cribrd ailh un rs I r 

iorn o11 t osr to Rrt au rstim;de mid .mdido-r.rc liivit 


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141 ,^; C R.'OF SEC0URITIES RESEARCH 1981 

he 

1981 The Professional investor's guide to research coverage on 

ARCy;R 3000 companies. (Information on American Brands, Inc.; 

Loews Corporation; Philip Morris Inc.; and R. J. Reynolds Industries Inc 

0 4(1 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 2 

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i \ 



aC6Rk:-fliLL cNCYCLDPFAIA OF 

BCIC::Ch' d:PU 3F.C11LIOLOC:f. Vol. 

-15. ,ubjs . .....CO .. l:c...^:a 

Guiae 


•Nw.-6mi.s 

50269 7796 

North Carolina. University. State Coltege of Agrictdture 

and Enginecring, Ra7cigA. Deyt, of Plant Pathology. 

Z;emntoloai fundYmentals and 1ec;nt advauces, with 

empbasis on plant pnlusitic and soil forlns. Edited by J. N. 

Sascer and IV. R. Jenkins. Chapel Hill, University of 

North Calrolina Press 11960t 

as, 480 p. 111uP., ala6•"9., table& 28 em. 

Includes blbllographtea. 

1. Nemntodea. t. 6asua, Joseph Neal, 1921- ad. n. Jenklna. 

William Robert, l9?I- m. TItlO 


SOIL/DNA/LECTINS NENATODES/VIROLOGY/ 

NITROGEN FIXATION/DENTAL CARIES/ 

QR ANNUAL REVIEW OF 

An MICROBIOLOGY . 

1981 - 


0 -a 

YOLUM6 JS 

1981

D. S. Deportment of Agcicu7.ture. 

ASTiculcurnl Rsc=rch SeeaScn, Peaticidea 

Ragulut£on Dlcioion 

AAi4LCLED Yt'bi3 OF RECTSYGP.gD 9UeIG1CYDES 

=.......... , ........ ......., ... ,..,. ..,....... 

STATL'S 

1969 S PL.a. in 2 Fols. 

U. S. Dopt. of Agriculturo 8eehicgton, D. C. 


... . . . . . . i nT . 

50269 7799 13 91 Nemtodes 

. ^ . - . .. . ^_. YI ^ . 

Wallaca, H. E. 

THE L10LOGY OF Fi WT i'ARASITTC YEHATODES. 

1963 280 p. 

Edvard Arnold (Fabliohera) Ltd. London 



qewatodea-DLotogy:+; 

Wallace, H. R. 

TNE BIOIAGY OF PLIMT PAPu1SITIC 1tEl1A'fODES. 


Pltcher, R. S. 

ROLE OF PIIVY.PARASITIC HEMA'NRES TN 

SACTF.RIAL DISEASES. 

N. C. State College. Tobacco Rcprfnt Scrles 

No. 137. 

Reprint fromf Phytopathology 53 (No. 1) 

35-59 (Jan. 1963) 


(E86T 'aaC) S£'tJL 

(7 'ati3 LS imo;cu;92a7A{d teoa; aufsdag 

'L£i r1i 

ea;saq 7a;sEag cooaqaj ao.blY^^ a7eaS 'y 'N 

'S^Sd3SSd SQ^^'IIld 

tII SBQQbt'r:>Tf DIY,ISV3Yd$tiVY3 wJ eTION 8!*.& 

't 'N aila-d 


^.^50269 

7804 

^ e I J lkmsbodaS--Oentrol: Raak1. D. J. 

pAHT-PN3A:1Tf.C 104+1TOL:S AS VEC70R8 OF 

P1AtiT t'E(:OSP.S, by D. J. Ro:+ki and lta. D. 

1wEtt. 

N. C. State College, Tobacco Re;print Series 

No. 137. 

Reprint Yraet ?hylopaeboioiy 53 We. 1) 

39-47 (Jon. I9'S3) 


Slacly D. A. 

SYMOSiILi ON IHtBRREGITTO?S.Hi.PS CSTHu''N 

NFNATODSS AND OiHEB AGEIdtS CAUSLiC PUtPf 

D:SFASES + It1TaODUCTIO:7. 

N. C. State College. Tobacco BaprSat Serlea 

No. 137. 


Wallace. H. R. 

TiIEBIOLOf.T OP PLANT PABASITIC NEXATODES. 

1963 280 p. - 

Edward Arnold (Publishnre) Ltd. London 


Wallace, A. R. 

THE BIOIAG4 Of PLAtiT PATu1.SITIC REYATOUES. 


50269 7808 

I L 

Yullace. H. R. 

THE SIOLOCY Of P7AHT PARASITIC HF2fATODES. 


r I ^^

ATNUAL REVIEW OF PHY10PAi!'A?AGY. VOL. 1edited 

by Jawxa O. Horafa11 and Renneth P. 

Saker 


Ntnâlodes--P/ant diseeses. 

AtIIiUAL RLVIE41 OF PHYIOPA7HOiAGY. VOL. 1edited 

by Jamea G. Horafall and F¢nnath F. 

Baker 

1963- 

469 p. 

Anrv.uil Revte+e, Inc. Pa1o Alto, Californ4a 


Wallace, H. R. 

THE EIOIAGY OF YLIH"i YARASITIC NEMATODEB. 

1963 280 V. 

Edward Arnold (I'abiishers) Ltd. London 


Neeta 'ad T+icP. PcGL con-tro1 =20t2on 

CtfLDE IO 5tk°PLIE.4rr or WEED AiL9 9.'ûT 

CAE-1xm.3. 

P^:oaSe,S :rwc P?zt Cantml ?.D_ (T;o. 19) 

4:5. 4` .3s 1'10. H12, w11y N1G. b'16, W21 

(Oa¢. 1:i2) 


R. J. Rayco:33 i'oi+sccc Com;?aeY, F1=s°-asch llegt., 

$cicacC In_orr-Itic;i Division 

t.7sgS1TOD2S.3I0LW7CdL CO1;:i:OL. 



391 

N 

1>Okl19. 

North Cnro6na. 

NrPARASir ANusen. 

University. Stale CoIIege of dgricu7ture 

and /:'ngineevin,g, lZalcigh. Dept. of Ptant Path.o7ogy. 

Nemntology; fundamentals and recent advances, with 

emphnsis on plunt pnrasitic and soil forms. Edited by J. N. 

Sasser and W. R. Jenkins. 

NorWl Cnrolina Prc^. 119601 

Chapel IIill, Uni-tsity of 

zv, 480 R tllus., dlxgra., tables. 28 cm. 

InrlUde9 blbllogrepbles. 

Nlllinm Robert, 1027- in. T(tie. 

ed, u, Jenkine, 

QL391.N4N6 595.13032 60-16357 

Library or Congresa 

tOtk10, 


Yyoo.d fkoly cho:feco t c o1Ae::6- Y Preco E:•' (1 7) ' 

.c.-l 

50269 7816 

_ ^ ;I. ^ 3 } S^tq 

, I Xpuxxo-sexno.rornvecKO:o vncr::vYra o Ilparo E 1d (197^ ) 

-•^-J=^-^-^--=ay9^^^ - SCIENTIF:C ^PAPERS 

Y.•. _ 

)JC 11CP-C-l^-74of the Inatituta of Chc-ical 'ôch:oloyy, Praguo E 04 (107::) 

Fond 

STAAILITY OF 0!IxNCE DRI\\, I. 0sI0xTI05 OF 0^:NGE 07L A1:0 ITS 

IXFLUL'ACE ON THE SEVSORIC VxLUE 0: OR4\CE DRI.in 

JAN POSCnnf°, DSAtf0;:1RAY'IEIl1II.fOVdb, ipif^^,3 c 

1ht!rx STErdsEOVdh xa0 ocS.:N CUaDAZ' 

t^.Dcrartciont•o! F'ood•Chn-{c.rYanE LDop:rtr..ont-of r,rororvatio-( . 

•1ochnoln:;V1 iFacu!tv of Food and itiochcn!c.a Toetr.^`n- Inr.t!.- 

tutn of Chc:.iczl Tochnologv, Pror.uo,'and cI-^titu: nf !!r.et- 

pulation end Tranc:aorl of l:atnriol Zf!tDOS. r 

- 

Rocoivod Jenuary D, 1972 ^- 

)}., Samrlco of orangu oil vero o=ldizod Ey^_: o-;Ga:1 In d. 

thin layor in!dara at .ho•.r.:;._.-_-::ra-c.. a0 cÊ GO C,_O 

^. -, ,C; 

Unor those cnndttiono t!:c:a°cor^ti- or c^y;;o:• pr 

cocdod in short intorva!c bf-a_pcc:--=C cs a zo:o 

- ordor hoaction:Tho rCactioa rato canctant van r'oort 

i onî l._( ott ;ol i oi Ii.•U..nnrnr.i.da_cr,aor 3__^.Thn.F:a-+^ 

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I+ 11u^: :' 111^;J ;I:uoll^::l Il:il 

Î:II•iII.IJ II•u.,llc.in;,.J) 

Gq pucdv ul. 

I re;qllln ,olI,i?„J.I .cy .+.+w>^ ncl^n,l•( UIr.3c awp 

Ôi"55'^ FZZ'! 

ulpnP^ jn SJiuyrl Icuonep^ Ì'4V 

;ml,>t( ^. i,.•^p.,,y ^nz.^'^ la .cmni^^ :4J 

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VI Re9 78 CONTENT OF CARCINOGENIC SUBSTANCES IN FOOD PRODUCTS. 

50269 7619 

S.F. By Nemenko;jJ.^y` A.; Sabanbaeva, C. S.; Moldagulova, M. M. 

A review with refs. on the occur^nce of polycyclic hydrocarbons and nitroeamines in 

food produtts. 

:Z^CtirNo,v(r. I!az. 1î77, l C-), 20- (i677) 

/3 cr, G. .r-r//v Ai/." c,:.,;• : 

rh(. Mu^„'CGL ['/_ ^^ ^^.Nv1` ^':.LCIt+'/a C3,.lN//L'^.f. L/ G1i/iÎ.: ?/:1-^^ V 

-et. a-., cr4Y, lrv,G^.1 

I ,'.^.l:.e 

C^ v^Gv 1^^Y ^ CfvL",Wa ! G•wr'G S^^^fn^ c1^ ^^L C!c L^,'ri^^: 

S'tt.^, r^ltnv^t^ ryr7 /+M R/%, l!3'v fl^ ^vroCf :!^,'RG^t^-G^^ cl s c:,jî^ ; 

J.^tN .t•^G .flit49iU-Jt'7rt.!-^h{ G^ 

^..Lt, tlYVln^•-otl^ r.Q. 

^tuc^v t tr(n (Yn.lrl.vl^; zi?c-^ vr ais T^tirC,-fe,'a Gdro.-l^F;.t,, ^ 

!'-i'-ef,-1-11:; f rt,7 P^ I{'(hP6i^5 . _ _ __ __ . .__^. . . . . . _ 

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50269 7820 ^^C.P(.i'^.^rf• fny- (û,î.,c.1(x

50269 7821 

.^.sX.__....._._.._. tlenetA, L., Jt. :ut._..r....,..o............r. 

Jo 

Joz r, F.2ara 

:Z:CPt:ii:.r.i:.'r':i::3YDa MiiCGTilSS 

AId,R7hR 

O:cr.lcz:.;o'a of c9r•av^2.o t6CaCC:f GA 'cha bac.i.^. 

of ::?:o c'

VI 

P. 

3 

U 4 n 0 f3 r, u 4 1 4 1 

'aN'. 

eme54 y th .t^:... Lasxlo:a .^.v... 71t: 

wut 

,.auna^. ^. 

50269 7822 

Perlusz, Tibor 

PAPIRKR^MATOGRA°IAS MODSZER IX7NANYALKALOIDOK 

MEGI;ATAROZASARA. 

(Paper chrr.maTographic determin:tion of tobacco 

alkaloids.), by Tibnr Perlusz and Laszlo Noêth. 

F.lelmezesi Ipar 11 (No. 9-10) 220-24 (1957) - 

In Nungarian 


50269 7823 

0 -0 U 0 n i^ ^4 i 4 2 

Nenetb Laszie (Doh;:ny r.aco dnteiLt) 

S7,IWIa.:,"J!)i. 

(Ci.aaification :ad qualitv rvslr,-^tio:: of ci^.rctt,s 

and tobucooe ..ceerdi^g to t!:^ osoka, ) 

Doh.^.vyionr 1S`:9. 1û°j? (1^59) ° in 11;;r.,,zx'iin ^;.!;^ 


i^

50269 71124 

hemtwers, Lcwin fisssr, 193f 

llictiounry of econanic^ and business, Toto^ss, N. J., Littlefield, 

Adntns, 1llGG. 

40) p. Illus. 21 no. (A Lfttlclleld, Adnms Suelltl PePCrbxclc, 

33) 

1. Ernnanlrs-Dlctlooirles. t. Title. 

I113GLN45 1060 (") 330.03 

1.Ibrnr7 of Congresa 


,C6d3,

50269 7825 

HO 

69 

He 

1962 

^ 

04 is 0 0 C^ u^l 1 4_^ 

FORECASTING/MANAGEMENT--ECONOMIC ASPECTS/ 

MANAGERIAL 

ECONOMICS 

text and cases 

-'EiwfiiEsserNencmeri^Ph.D., S.J.D., C.P.A. 

Crîl`H10li^-^SC^.-'tIDt 44v. ^ 

Professor of Bueiness Administration 

Graduate School of Business Administration 


by 

Northwestern IInivenitc 

John 1Piley & Sons, for. 

New York • London • 3cdne}-

50269 7826 

YI Reg-81 

'S,P. ^J-41^_0 P 5,j 

L^ 0/31' 

6ê^'" -Q, x^^^P 31^^) vb 

Investidations on the Occurrence ^bf 

Nitro$amines in 

Some Agricultural and Horticultural Products 

A. DAM KOFOED,s:OLt]VEMMIN6,' K. HRUNFELDT,c E. NEBELIN' and SOME THOMSEN' 

tSUtc Apicunurtl Ecperimentsl Sulion, Vejemej 55, Ackov, DK-6600 Vele, and 

elLc Denish InsUmtc or Protein Chemislry efrllined to the Danish Awdsmy of Technlul Scicnces. 

Veniithedwcj 4, DK-2970 Henhnlm, Denmark 

Contents tracted utention in recent years, sina these comt. 

tntrodonion . . . . . . 

b pounds have been Nown to produce eencer or 

7. liuvmn . ^^^^,, ep eRnaer-like tumows when administered to rats 

. . 

Espenmentd investiplium- ... 

__ .. li.l _ ^.l._.61.. ^Nhropmi7r.44nitrqemqer 

^. e0 

41 

and mlce. 


50269 7827 

XX MeC 5-78 FLAVOR COMPONENTS OF RUM 

S.P. 

,.^ticanot. 6enichi:ooL'sul. TeAashi elGcdo Sr.usei-C57W., 

-Gsniku. Japanl Nippnn Joen R>»kei Znssni I97S. 73111, 

• 35J1 IJapanl. Flarur eomnonents ul rum, includinx a4s., oeids, 

e^. carbon)l compds., phenols, and others we reviewed with 

3, refs. Y. NunoAawa 

0 :.i ii 0 el 'i u4-1 4 6 

'`^`'^"'^^ 

3 / 


ci!'c::n;l'orn+.r:']o'; SCT.i:,m.;/ 50269 7828 

P7R CI.ASS :i0. PNfl'IILt)T %4 :. .,^ 

Iv^nze.r, 1,. 6. 

(l,io S. l;ni^•., Coln_•^:us:, Oiiio, U. 5.) 

•rRF, oF c:C:;.... :ri .^(oSlas ;s lixnFtPI.r. 01' AN iXro^=:A;1oa SYS:..... 

7'rac. l,:•.c:. S.i,.. ]nfc.-. 10, 365-1G (7973) (in GnglisL) 

'AUb„tro ,,::ccii:an^: (ru,alyeae).. 

L -d , 0 ., ii 4 , I c, ;' 


U eJ i I (} 

^ Areh. Toaicd 42. 191-198 (1979) 

VII CoA2 79 S^-1 

Effects of Dichlorvos (DDVP) Inhalation on the Activity 

of Acctylcholinesterase in the Bronchial Tissue of Rats 

0. Schmidt, M. Schmidt, M. Nenner, and F. Vetterlein 

lnadtut fr Phumakologie and Toaiknlogie der Univmitst Gonmqen. t.ehrtuht It, 

Roben-Koch-SVaOe 40, D-3400 Gbetingen, Feded RepubBe of Gcrtnany 

50269 7829 

Abstract. The experiments presented here deal with the effects of the inhalation 

of dichlorvos (dimethyl-(2.2 dichlorvinyl)-phosphate, DDVP7 vapor on acetylcholinesterase 

(ACHE) activity in rat bronchial tissue. Exposure to DDVP coneentrations 

of 0.8 and 1.8 ug/1 for 3 days reduced ACHE activity in the bronchial 

tissue (62.8 ± 0.8 and 51.6 ± 1.6% of the control), but did not elicit any 

changes in blood ACHE activity (101 ± 4.5% of the control each). Higher 

concentrations (4.3 Hg/1) induced a decline in ACHE activity also in the blood 

(38.2 ± 1.1% of the eontrol). In the histochemical preparations used to demonstrate 

ACHE activity in bronchial tissue (thiolacetic acid method), a staining of 

the bronchial glands and smooth muscles characteristic of the enzyme activity 

was strongly reduced after exposure of the animals to even the lowest dose 

applied (0.2 ug/4. The question of whether localized inhibition of ACHE in the 

bronohial tissue might cause increases in airway resistance due to activation of a 

broncho-bronchial reflex is discussed. This efferent cholinergie mechanism has 

been found to be at least partly responsible for maintenance of bronchosoasm 

i>Sd EyperL4cretibn f(t chi6nictiobstructive deseases of the respiratory system. 

Key wordsrDichlorvos - Acetylcholinesterase - Bronchia(tissue. 


• 50269 7830 

80 II Re -80 

S.P. Z Physioloqist 20(4)61(1977) 

RESPIRATORY NEASSIRElTNTS OFUNSEDATED HAPAIALS USING NON- 

REBREATNING VALVESa 

0-0n 0 6 n o 4 1 4 9 

{t(spiRnioxY nEASURLllCR1S OF IXI;(DARO IWiW S uSUIG lan- 

RERk(AIiIIRG YnLYCS. J.L. .NIUJ,r1YX1iC.•ly ue', S. A. 

LiLrns•. J; E. 1

50269 7831 

F:û2.^1^Cwue.c^ ^..sa ( I) (... _ 

^ dì•A4itun,. dL Spn.am:dd. A. 8ninn:n - Chnunrs ot : nmr nliuowmal I ivrr Cn>)n•o 

In Italr. I:xposrd to Illc lolnl AcNun ol sAcrtone nnA ,Icollul 

1 78 

il N. 

._ 

S+nn ary. Thc rlfccl of acclone aud alcnhnl, alunr nr in annlbin-d!at. or the dnr.r 

tion rf hrcaL.nLilal unrrosis and he Irvrl u1 ulicrrsomal li"er cylnrllrmn^x (P-1G0 and !t-1 

In ratc s^ns e

50269 7832 

t'I .. : . . . .. . . . . . . 

Pc 

rioo-o3]orogenic scid--nobaoco. 

Ta:CCO. 

0 4 f,, 0 na 0 4 1 5 I 

AND 

r:n,c•r>i ii,:: r: v g.• izt .i^ - A 

:ozit; ?.0,2 r:1 ci 3 t_,cy o: 


50269 7833 

. 

I.A:.'I114i]IJg SCI:IGS/Tl:di:SL'ii(1N L•'L?:^:NT5/TR:IGSITIJ^ 511-,TGi, CO?;POC[:1;5/ 

ORCAi:0191STA:,i.IC CO?!POURDS/C^:Ri!'?I!PRA!i$EO!l'iliCU:U=î:G3Fi]!Ltict/ 

PRO::EFIIi L'FI/Si,:!.`.F.IL"'/F.l::^.0!'I1P,i/GADUi,I"ipu JT33!'SIL:!/DTSPG0.3;.LC1/I;nI,HIL:!I 

F:f:fl Cl^t/TdliI.LITf/YTTCCBT;r,(^}^ TiTIL': T^ r{^ 

,_ 

1,1'F 

C\-J' 1\f2P IiLII]iI,:^3(ÎVE 

vo1RR1o•S 

151 s„ INORGi'S.NIC CHEMISTRY Lanilta^:lcs 

19)3 vumn,c 4. L,,,,h,d.:. T„n,iriow ntc„! Com1ounas 

Trans{tion Mctal Cmn,nound, 

CDITO!tIi.L ROARD 

RibfuF.eAby 

J. C. BAILAR to., u.bpro j-- rEROnMOV rRLSS 

. 

11. J. GIAl;LCUS, r.R.s., Cr.mbrirlgc 

5 Exd^îr a d'nniburorr in rGr Iv r-,. n.» dptrr,< 

Sl{t RONALD NYIIOLM, F.R.S., Lm;dorr COT:PJiNDIUM PUI3LISIIBRS 

A. F. TROTMAN-DICKBNSON, Cardiff . ^ ' ] 

(Exccolice Editor) , . . __. _^.._ --._ _ .... _. 


F D A ASPARTAs1E/YYLITOL/NF.OHESPERIDIN flIN4fIROCiIALCONE/ 

py^y T+'m ^ 

'-^^ Il I^ ~ 

50269 7834 

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTMTION 

)U.S. Department of Hulth, education, and Welfare ^-'3rys.r,t• 

Public Health Service 5600 Fishers Lane Rockville, Maryland 20857 ^ 

FDA Talk Papers are prepared by the Offsce of Public A(fairs to guide FDA personnel in responding with consistency and 

accuracy toq tions from the public on subjeets of current interest. Talk Papers are subjeet to ehange as mo information 

becom

^ ^ .T011.SCC0--FLAVOR AND OUDK/ 

JNEOIGANS/HYDRORYdCINNANIF'ACIDS AND EYDCOSY::BENZOTC ACIDS IN PLANTS/ 

PLANTS--ACIDS/4-YLIDENE9UTENOLIDES AND 4-Yi.IDENiETRONIC ACIDS/COIMRINS/ 

PLANTS--CONSTITUTENTS/TERPENES/ ARONA CONPOUNDS-%PLAVORANTS--CHEMISTRY//- 

QD 

245 

Fo 

1978 

FORTSCHRITTE 

DER CHEMIE ORGANISCHER 

NATURSTOFFE 

PROGRESS IN THE CHEMISTRY 

OF ORGANIC NATURAL PRODUCTS 

W. HERZ 

BEGRONDETVONfOUM1DEDBY 

L. ZECHMEISTER 

HERAUSOEGEBEN VON - EDITED BY 

H. GRISEBACH G. W. KIRBY 

VOL. 35 

1978 

0 4 I' `WI'E1"PftING=EIY4VERLAG NEW YORK 


Fl:F 

Qn 

151 Sr 

1973 

.-.....__._..._._.`.^.^-1 

50269 7836 

1!YD7100CN /I1E1111:4/NHO?l/ARGOa /1[CYPTO'.7 /111D0^:/ LITlTII":/SOIIIPK/ 

FOTP.SSI lP,! JGl:1:T I1I1^f/CLSIl61/fRA:dCI II"1/STP.O':'P71P.1/Bni:L l1M/RADTUI/ 

CT:RI'1.L 1.Ui I/?1AC:i:ST (^f/CALCI Gt1/EOROtd/ALL@1T NIAI/GALLIPN/ I NDI IM/ C.•.ltii O\ / 

771AL1.TUN/SILICO*!/ GASCS/.1GTALS/ 

COMPREHENSIVE 

iNOI:G!>,1`:IC CITE1î.TSTRir 

^•ol^ nr L n, xotrl, Gaa:, cr^^F IA, cronP nA, Groa,, mo, C a d S 

1! 

]ie,Nc,Ar,Kr,Xc,Rn 

)..f, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr 

Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra 

ll, Al, Ga, In, TI 

C. Si 

Editorial toard: J.C. faflar,Jr., IlrLana; 1:.J. Emoleus, Cambrfdge; 

Sir I:onnlt 1

50269 7837 ]Qn 

151 

^Gm 

U4 Cl l'1 il J4 1 5 `6 

Neon, 3upP1. Bth ed.-v.l 

4mclie, Leopeld, 1788-1E53 

Gmclirz liandtach dcr anorgen.tachen 

ch=ie. 8. eufl. Hre,;. von der 

DKUtechen rhm•,J.echr

RM 

300 Fe 

1974 

50269 7838 

0 4 0 0 n u 0 4 1 3 7 

DRUGS AND I'REGNANCY 

4. 

The Effects of Nonmedical Use of Druro 

on Pregnancy, Childbirth, and tteonatr.s 

Idited by "° 

Patricia Ferguson, M.L.S. 

Documcntation Associates 

Thornas Lennox, M.L.S. 

Docunentation Associates 

Dan J. Lettieri, Ph.D. 

Divisinn of Research 

6ehavioral and Social Sciences Branch 

National I nstitutc on Drug Abuse 

National Institute on Drug Abuse 

11400 Rockvillc Pike 

Rockville, Maryland 20352 

Research Issues Series - 5 


o

TORACC(I--SNORE--NEOPHYTADTEtvE/TOBACCO--SI!OKE--ANALYTICAI. METIIODS/ 

TOBACCO--ANALYTICAL PIE1710DS/ 

50269 7839 

' - 

,VI To-76 

Ilegep R. Jr. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLBT VI To-76 s.p. 

(R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Rea. Dep,p Winston-Salem, N. C.p U. S.) 

DETERIIINATION OF NEOPIIYTADIENE IN CICARETTE S1:OKE AND TOBACCO. 

Tobacco Chem. Res. Conf.p 30th, paper, 17 p.pNashvillep Tenn. 

(Oct. 18-20, 1976) (in EnBlish) 

*Keyworde:* neophytadienep cured, cons[ituentp 

neophytndienep smokep constituent. 

*Note author and affiliation* 

' 

I w. [n[...ma .pn1t .anea . [t r. a[.

50269 7040 

76 IX Cu NEOPIiYTADIENE--TODACCO--DETERTQNATION/TCBACCO--S:IOKE--AN.V.YTICAL DfET80DS/ 

SAfOKING AND iIEALT'II/TOEACCO--SMOt:ING--IIEALTH EFFECT/ 

F:JK l,L;.» .,u. /(, LA Cu 

Guerin, N. R.; Olerich, G. 

(Oak RSdGe Sat, i.nb., Tobacco Sr.,oke Res, Progr., Anal. Chem. Div., 

Oak Ridge, Tenn., U. S.) 

GAS CI!IIONATOGRAPHIC IIETERMINATI09 OF NEOPIIYTADIENE AS A 1;EASURE OF I'1!E 

T&I:PE\OID C0.\iRISllTION TO EXPF.i1I`{ENTAL TOBACCO SKOKE CAP,CINOCENESIS. 

C.: F.nvironmcntal Letters 10 (No. 3) 205-73 (1975) (in English) 

*Keywords;t isoprene, smokes constl.tuent; 

neophytadiene,snohe, constituent. 

0 4 n 0 n,) 0 4 1 5 9 


50269 7e41 

n4 r; 0 0 t 0 ; 1 6 0 

Neonhytadiene-fobaeco--1's terînst!:n. 

Identification of neophytadiena in burley 

tob9cco and in cigarette smoka, by R. 11. J^laddine 

N. A. l!srtnan, Jr. and N. F. nrin,ht, Jr. 

TCDACCC CtL''PIISTS' RE-SEA3CN CCNFEREt7CE. 

1957. 

Contains abstracts of papers and sone 

individual reprints of papers. 


. . • 50269 7842 

. _. . . _. a.. 

CELL MF.MRRARES4NE0P1.5RT.4/ CALCTP!"t 6 V`!E^PT.ASTA/. rT!MQRTCEKr:T7Y/ !^ 

CANCFR--CCLLS/CI!OLCSTEP.riL TN MA!.T9NAl7CY, ROLE OF/ 

t 

;; Progress in Experimental 

1978 "° Tumor Research 

v°I.22 3Membrane Anomalies of 

Series Editor 

F. HO1I6URGGft, Camhridgc, Mass. 

TUl'1'lor Cells Volumc Editor ^ 

D. F. H, WncLACU, Boston, Ma^^ 

S. Kxrgcr - Bascl - Munchcn • Paris • London • New York • Sydney 


wl- OtARY (:.1NCRP./CANCER--VIROLOGC/TUAARS--VIRUSISSICt,NC?iR---h!>;!IPiCi-0;'i/r;£Gi'uSf?/ 

11ERPiiSVIRUSES AND CANCER/NUCLF.IC ACIDS--CARCIvO!:IiNIC ACT2\°i.9"/R'JG TL"'^,^, VJP.iI;,9/ 

Rc Edaad by 

267 Ad GEOI:GE KLEIN /Ê'1^' f,. E^^^ II^^ fl^,^F 

1974 Depoilmenf ( Tumor Biology A. 6..^ F`r,` i_ v 

Karolinska Institotet ry Ir 

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WATER --POLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH/ 

ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 298 / 

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61 Ne 

1 n EFFECTS WITH EMPHASIS ON EOPLASIA 

Edited by H. F. Kraybill 

C. J. Dawe. J. C. Harshbarger, and R. G. Tardiff 

ew York Academy of Sciences 

New York, New York 

1977 

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CANCER--CAUSATION. 13Y.CT4EMICAT.S/CA9CF.!t--CAUSATION BY VIRUSES/ 

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1976 

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Foundations of 

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BIOLOGY OF CANCER 

Second Edition 

Editas: 

E. J. AAfOROSC, D.Sc. 

Cne.^re, e,mn xe,e^„d^ t,^sem^te 

lrirlbulr nJC'ancn Re3rnrcA. La^don 

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Halsted Press • a division of 

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New York • London • Sydney - Toronto 


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261 

Ar 

1982 

The University of Texas 

M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute at Houston 

34th Annual Symposium on Fundamental Cancer Research 

MoJecular Interrelations 

utrition and Cancer 

Edited by 

Marilyn S. Arnott, Ph.D. Jan van Eys, M.D., Ph.D. 

Department oJCnroino8enetics 

The Univ rsiry of Texas 

M. D. Andersnn Hospifal 

and Tumor Institute or Houston 

Housr' ^ Tejas n ^ 

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The UniversityofTesas 

M. D. Andersnn Hospital 

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Hoy ston. Texas 

^ New ôr'k 


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Yeu-Ming Wang, Ph.1 

Depcrtment of Pediatrics 

The Universiry o/Texor 

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and Tumor Institute at Houston 

Houston, Texas 

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261 Be 

1975 

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a FRED[PICK F. BECKER. EDITOR 

PLENUM PRESti • NEW YORK AND 1.ONI)ON 


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1974 

CANCER--CELLS/ CAVCER--BIOLOGY/YEOPLASMS/. 

The Biology of Armin C. Braun 

Cancer 

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1974 

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CANCER--CAUSATION FCANCER--DIOLOCY/TOaACCO--StwRING--HCALTtI EP' 

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1976 {{" 

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Durch, Philip Robcrr Jmnn. 

7hc biology of nuccr. 

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0Symposium of she'Ccscllsahaf[ our IIckampfung der ' 3 

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April6/7,1973 CANCER--CONGRESSES/NEOPLASNS/CANCER--STATISTICS/ 

ecent Resuts 

in Cancer Research 50 

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267 Cr ^ 

1975 

'Fortsd]rttte der Krebsforsdtung 

vPiogr^s dans les recherches sur Ie cancer 

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1979 

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Associate Professor 

Department of Clinical Biochemistry 

Sunnybrook Medical Centre 

UniversityofToronto 

Toronto, Ontario• Canada 

Russell Hiif, Ph.D. 

Professor of Biochemistry 

University of Rochester 

School of Medicine and Dentistry 

Rochester, New York

(ANCER--CAUSATION BY RADIATION (ULTRAVIOLET)/ CANCER--GENETICS/ 

, TERATOCARCINOMAS/NEOPLASMS/CANCER--CELLS--GR061TN/ 

RC 267 ADVANCES IN 

1981 

Edited by 

CANCER RESEARCH 

GEORGE KLEIN 

Department of Tumor Biolopy 

Karoiinske Institutet 

Stockholm, Swetlen 

SIDNEY WEINHOUSE 

Feis Reaearoh Institute 

Temple University Medical School 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

0400n00ai74 

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Volume 34-1981 

A SubslOiary of Harcourt Brace Jovanovloh, Publbhen 

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Epidemiology Branch 


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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Public Health Service National Institutes of IIealth 

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RC 

280 Ma 

1975 

/CANCER--CHEtATHERAPY/ NEOPLAS){S/ LEUKEMIA/ TUMORS/ CA:7CER/ 

La chimio^he'rapfe des cancers 

(leucemies, hcmatosarcornes et tumcurs solides) 

Troisieme edition 

Georges MATH$ Yvon KENIS 

UuilE F}ed-.Siguier DApartetuea! de C1riuiio76eropie 

de I'//dplraf Pard-Brousse du Serrice de Medceine Lden+e 

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1976 

50269 7858 

ANNALS OF THEIKEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 276 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 

MUNOBIOLOGY OF CANCER 

Edited by Herman Friedman and Chester Southam 

The New York Academy of Sciences 

New York. New York 

1976 

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50269 7859 

I I 

CANCER--CAUSATION--CAUSATION BY CI!LIICALS/ NEOPLASMS/NITROSAMINES/ ( 

)APANESE CANCER ASSOCIATION Edited by SHIGEYOSHI ODASHIMA 

SHOZO TAKAYAMA 

GANN Monograph on Cancer Research No.77 HARUO SATO 

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50269 7860 

NEOPLASNS/ECOLOGY--CONCRESSES/CANCER--CONGRESSES/ , 

CANCER--CAUSATION--BY ENVRIONMENTAL FP.CTORS/CANCER--CAUSATION BY CHEMICALS/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--NEALTH EFFECT/SMOKING AND HEALTH/MUTAGENICITY/ 

ALCOIIOLISN/TORACCO--ALCOHOL--RELATIONSHIP/• 

CARCINOGENICITY,/ 

RC 

267 

Pa 

1978 

Progress in 

Biochemical Pharmacology 

Vol.14 

Ecological Perspectives on 

Carcinogens and 

Cancer Control 

Series Editor 

R. PAotzrn, Milan 

. - 11 

N ^ . 

^^ f^^ Volume Editors 

Selxted Papon of the lnlernational Confcrence, CremoW 1; 

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CANCER--ETIOLOGY/CARCINOGENESIS/NEOPLASMS/ CANCER--CAUSATION/ 

PRENTICE-fL1LL FOUNDATIONS OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY SERIES. Editor: 

Clement L. Marker/ 

Rc J. Barry Pierce 

261 

Robert Shikes 

1978 ` 

Louis M. Fink 

ws-4- . 

Unlvenity of Colorado Afedical Center 

CANCER 

A Problem 

of Developynental 

Biology 

5., r, rf - ^ ^ PAtvrue•Heu, Ir+e., Englaeood CIiRs, Ncw Jeruy 07632 

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1974 

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Wiiey Series in Diag;tosCie 

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Luther W. Brady, M.O., Editor 

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and A4ldrar A"edicine, llahnemann Medical College and 

Etospital, Ghilacle!phia, Pen,rysyh-ania 

Arnold Chait M.D. 

TUMO^S OF THE IdERVOUS SYSfEM . 

Edited by H.'Gunter Seydel, M.D., M.S. 

CANCER OF THE LUNG 

By H. Gwntcr Seydnl, M.D., M. S. 

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ONCOLOGY/NEOPLASMS/SMOKING & HEALTH/TOBACCO- 

LUNGS--CANCER/ 

-SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

"-W1,611 

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50269 7868 

NEOPLASMS--CHF.HICALLY INDUCED/TUMORS--RESEARCH/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION BY CHEMICALS/SMOKINC AND HEAI,TH/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKINC--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

RC 

261 

Ca 

1978 

Carcinogenesis- 

A Comprehensive Survey 

Volume 2 

Mechanisms of 

TU or Promotion 

LL 

andvCocar clllogeneSls' 

Volmne Editors: Thomas J. Slaga, Ph.D. . , 

- 

Andrew Sivak, Ph.D. 

• Cancer and Tosicology Pmgrnm Bionmdical Srirncrr 

. _ _ Biology Divirimi Anhur D. Little. Inc. 

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Univcaity of H'isronsin Alydical Crntar 

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FISHES--DISEASES AND PPSTS/NEOPLASMS--CONCRESSES/CANCER--CAUSATION--ENVIRONDrENTAL FACTORS 

ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOCENS/flATER--POLLL°PION/BEN2D(a)PYRENE/A'fINF.S,AROMATIC/ 

AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS/IIYDROCARBONS,POLYCYCLIC--CARCINOCENESIS BY/ 

RC Progress in Experimental 

267 H° 

1976 Tumor Research 

Vol. 20 

Series Editor: F. HoMnoxeen, Canfiridge, Mnss. 

Tumors inActuatic Animals 

hDen Drrseni

50269 7870 

r SMOKINC & HEALTH/TOEACCO--SMOKING--IIEALTH EFFECT/ 

CANCF.R--CONCRESSES/NEOPLASMS--CONCRESSES/, 

CANCER--CAUSATION--RY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS/CANCER--PRSVENTION 

rx 261 ®Kl .^t l1J®®11Y1 ONY 

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ConrolNûSurgeon,lVrstminstrrllorpitol 

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CANCER--T ATMENT/NEOPLASMS--DRUG THERAPY/ 

CANCER--CH^MOTHERAPY/CANCER--BONE/CANCER--BREAST/ 

LUNGS--CA ER--TREATMENT/ 

RC Controversies 

267 

^9a2 in Oncology 

Edited by 

. 

Peter H. Wiernik, M.D. 

nde+w d MMkla 

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 

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CANCER--VIROLOCY/CANCER--CAUSATION BY VIRUSF.S/ O\lCMENTq VTRIISFS/ 

RC 

267 

No 

1978 

Progress in 

NPIDP[.ASP::--P,TIOi.Or:Y/ 

Experimental Tumor 

Research 

Vo1.21 vViruses and Human Cancer 

Serics Gditot 

P. Iloamoxcen, Cambridge, Mass. 

Voton,c Editor 

Yotin ITo, Kyoto, Japan 

S. Karger • Uasel • Munchen • Pnris • London • New York • Sydney 

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RC 

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1976 

CENETICS--CANCF.R/NEOFLASNS-FMIILIAL AND CENETIC--CONCRESSES/ 

CANCER--ETIOLOCY/ 

The National Foundation - March of Dimes 

'Birth Defects: Original Article Series Volume X11, Number I, 1976 

CANCER AND GENETICS 

The 1975 BIItTH DEFECTS CONFERENCE 

Held a[ Kansas City, Missouri 

Sponsored by the University of Kansas Medical Center 

College of Health Sciences and Hospital 

and'Ihe National Foundation - hlarch of Dimes 

Editor: Daniel Bergsma, 6I.D., VicePrnident for Professional 

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Associate Editors: R. Neil Schimke, M.D., Departments of Medicine and 

Pediatrics, University of Kansas MedicalCenter, 

Kansas City, Kansas 

RObertL.Summitt,M.D., DepartmentofPediatria, 

_ Umversityaf Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee • 

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NEOPIASMS--POPULAR WORKS/CANCER/CARCiNOCF.NICITY/MOTACENICIT' 

RC 

262 

Br 

1977 

0 4 o o n o o a 1 9 3 

The Story of Cancer 

On Its N:iturc, Causes, aud Control 

Annin C. Nrnun 

The Rockefeller University 

1977 

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CANCER--PREVENTION & CONTROL/ 

NEOPLASMS--POPULAR A:JORKS/SMOKING AND HF.ALTII/ 

SMOkUNG HADITS--RELINQUISi3INC/TOBACCO--SMOKINO--HitALTiI EFFECT/ 

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1977 

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Jane E. Brody 

The New York Times 

with 

Arthur I. I'lolleb, M.D. 

The American Cancer Society 

04 (4iaaynle/The New York Times Book Co. 


50269 7876 

CANCER--ETIOLOCY/CANCER--BIOCNEMISTRY/CANCER--TRCATifENT/RREAST CANCER/ 

CANCER--STATISTICS/ LEUKEFfIA/ 

RIC 

261 Ma SEai1DS ®Ji' DESTRUCTION 

1975 

Maugh, Thomas H 

SCeds of destructlnn. 

"Part of the material ... originally appeared as e saries in the 

Research News section of Science, the Journal of the American 

Associat{on for the Advancement of Science." 

Biblio8raphy: p. 

Includes index. 

1. Caocer. 2. Carcinogeneeis. I. hfarx, Jean L.,joint author. IL 

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269 

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Ambrose, Edmund Jack. 

17to cnncer cell in vitro by, E. J. Ambrosc, D. 11. Ensty, 

J..1. H. A'ylie. London,llultcrnrortLs,1067. 

xl. 90 p. front., 4 plntes, tables, dlsgrs. 22; on. (Cancer mono• 

grapheerles) 3a/- 

(B 47-79491 

Includes blbl)oaraphfes. 

1. Cnnrcr cclls. r. Easty, D. !L, ]olnt nuthor. 1t. {9ylic, John 

Anthony lla"ollton, joint author, nr. Title. (SerleS) 

t\La[: 1. \n,plnsms, E

50269 7878 

CANCER--GEOCRAPIIICAL/OCCUPATIONAL CANCER/CANCER--CAUSATION BY CJIE!QCALS/ 

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH4 NEOPLASMS,EXPERIMENTAL/ 

Third Edition 

I 

CANCER--ETIOLOCY/CANCER--CAUSAT3ONN/CANCER--DIAGNOSIS/RADIATION ONCOLOCY/ 

fff RC CANCER--PREVENTION AND CONTROL/CANCEROCENESIS/LUNGS--CP.NCER/ 

269 

CANCER- DIATION TREATMENT/ 

Mo The Physiopathology_ o^ 

1976 

Cancer 

Editor: F. 11o.NtauaoeR, Cambridge, Mass. 

Vol. 2: Diagnosis, Trcatmcnt, Prcvcntion 

Volume Editors: MICHAEL J. DR[NNAN, Detroit, Mich., and 

IRWIN II. KRAROFF, New York. N.Y. 

Contributors: C. Aunir, Lyon; A.7,. BwsnNn, Bosion, Mass.; M.l. BxrN-N, Detroit, 

Mich.; T. M. Cuu, ButTalo, N.Y.; D.B. DoucrAs, London; J.E. Fi rzrATatcc, 

BuRalo, N.Y.;1.1 heetnsoN, Lyon; MonroN M. K t.terR.uN, Albuquerque, N. Mea.; 

R. MACLLNNAN, Lyon; C.A. McMArrAN, Now Orleans, La.; D.G. MILLen, NCw 

ork,J^.Y.; CS. MnuiR/,Lyon; R. OweN, Lon` eFn,n ûneioNr, Bulfxlo, N.Y.; 

-^s{ARLFtt J.^rcxbyAGe+i A1>Lqu^lue,,'+,1 iy I. TLAtAN, Bulfalu, N.Y.; 

L.Tosuns, Lyon; J.N. wour, D.noit, Mich. 


^

TU11ORS/NEOPLASHS, EXPERINENTAL/CARCINOCENESIS--CONCRESSES/ ' 

CA?tCER--CONGRESSP.S/CANCER--MF.TABOLIC CONTROL/CANCER--CONTROLI 

NUCLEIC ACIDS--CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY/DEOAYNUCLEIC ACID/ 

50269 7879 

RC 

261 Me 

1974 

Symposia.nnMetabolic Regu/ation 

[/irm 

4:41 

1lyron & M9A4ae nidun

I 50269 7880 • 

RC 

774 Mo 

1975 

04n 0 OQ04 1 99 

/LUHGS--DUST DISEASES/ SILICOSIS/ PilEUMOCONISIS/ 

/RRONCHITIS/ DISEASES, INEL"CTIVE/ NEOPLASMS, PUL"fONARY/ 

/TOEACCO--SPb}:I9G--6IOLOCICAL EFFCCT/ 

_ 

ÛMG 

WM. KEITH C MORGAN, 

M.D. (Sheffieid), F.R.C.P. (Ed.) 

Îw^^wYOnw^rwlsln^..eww1Y aWe...in,qwra 

ANTHONY SEATON, 

M.D. (Canfab.J, M.RCP. (London) 

^sas 

W. L SAUI.9LR5 OOMPMT 

u,ndon. Temeio 


50269 7881 

TUMORS--PLANT/TUMORS--ANIMAL/PLANTS--VIRUSES/PLANTS--TUMORS/ 

TOBACCO--GENETICS/ 

RC 

261 ° - 

Ka ISAA^ 

1 1981 

*4WR^rA`SMSx- 

HANS E. KAISER, D.Sc., Editor 

Department of Palhology 

UnivaraitypfMaryfahd 

Sc1hoo7 of Medicine 

Baltimora, Maryland 


_ ^ aisa^ - 

. _ bA Y^ M^tw►>s^ 

A Sycoposiuci. 

U. S. F,wî.c ':e1tL Sor+ice, Hativr.a: 

Cr.ncer T:sti;:L 

#WPLASIS ANDfSECATED OISORDERS OF 

SNVENIMRTE A11D ioWER VERTFBWh'E ANJAALS, 

A Sl,npo,Siua. 

(U. S. Pntiltc it^s't^, 31at2^r.li 

Cn.,cet 1n:..a,..... ,c;zo,- . 31i 

1969 77: 

U. S. Dept. Ne:.1^11, Educztlon, 1'nif.ra, 

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50269 7883 

Cr C11EH0T1ICP.APF11TtC RESEARCTI/CAVCF.R--TRBATMFh"f/nRU(:S--RRSEARCII/ 

!476 PIIARPNCOLOCY --T0XIC0L0OY/TOXIC0LOOY/ 

11BLIOGRAPNIC DATA 1 1. Repon NO. 

^HECT 

:. Title and 5obrirle 

Antineoplastic Agents 

(A Bibliography with Abstracts) 

. II' I s' R` HV^S/DS-79%()567 

S. ep°n Dae 

Tulv. 1976 

F. 1 or: 

Pernell W. Crockett 

8. Pe.Eorroiob orb.ni:.tio° Rept. 

No. 

1. Performinb 0.6enie.riun N.me and Addree. 

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^°O1OCE/G`.°t No. 

Supersedes NTIS/PS-75/509 and COM-74-10105 1^ ô:^r.dRep°n ^ Peri^ 

16. Ab.mee. , . , , . . - 1964- Tuly, 1976 

The citations cover research on the pharmacology and toxicology of antineoplastic 

agents. (This updated bibliography contains 209 abstracts, 14 of which 

are new entries to the previous edition. ) 

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50269 7885 ^ . ^ 

STEREOCHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY/DRUCS--METABOL uM/ 

DRUGS--BIOLOGICAL RECEPTORS/F.NZYMF. INHIBITION/DRUG DESIGN/ 

SULFANILAMIDES & OTHER p-AMINOBENZOIC ACID ANTAGONISTS/ 

ANTIBIOTICS/,$-LACTAM ANTIBIOTICS/ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL AGF.NTS/ 

ANTIMALARIALS/ '-/ANTHELMIN'PIrS/ANTiFU`FGAL'•ACF,NTSy 

ARSENICALS,/ANPIMONTALS/BISMUTHTALS/ANTISEPTICS/DISINFECTAlITS`/ 

ANTIVIRAL SUBSTANCES/NEOPLASTIC.DISEASES, DRUGS FOR/ 

IMMUNE RESPONSE, DRUGS AFFECTING/ ANTIJUMBZC., :,G'pi,7.'S/ 

B^3 ^^^^^ÎN 

1970 

- TIIIRU EDPI7ON 

PART I 

EDITED 9T 

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Neoplea4i,c, disessa ib vsraous oitps. 

See 

502e9 78e 6 

tdonographs on neoplastic disease at various 

sites. 


lnr. J. Cancrr: 20, 607-615 (1977) 

77 II Re-79 S.P. 

I`JWT1Pt5X=RMgQ(RKtlMPi;?DAl7CWBN 

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,^`!Pe^^^^Q1ì^S^^^LE^jÂ ]y°"F;EMBRYO 

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^ÎA,Ivt TEpi,qCEC'CS"**TiSSULC{1LT1JR^ 

Yoshisuke NIsHt t, Masako TACS:TOMI t and Naomichi INUI ;a 

s Section of Cell Biology and Cytogcnef,cs, Biological Rerearcb Cenler, apan Tobncro and Sall Publie 

Corporatioq Hamm, Kanagawa 257; t Deparlmenl oJE.rpeAnrenlal Palhology. Cancer lmliuue, Tosbimaku, 

Tokyo 170, Japnn 

Se

Guide to worid eaicnce. 1968- 

[Cvdtroaeyj Pranaia 1lodgaon ltd. 



•; 50269 7890 

TOBACCO--S'10KING--FAVORAELE LITERATUP.EYTOBACCO--NISTORY/ 

TOBACCO--MEDICINAL USES/CIGAI$S/SNUFF/PIPE SMOF,INC/ 

FR 

REP 

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50269 7891 

HEADSPACE TECHNIQUES/CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS--GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY. 

- nuucuTnt unuTTnO1Nl:1WACTF WATFR__ANAIVSTS/ 

+ n usrjfT ^l^ti ]uum^ o! tiubnroentalMcieno 

o oe drealtfi 

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7E lI Me5 BY ^yiROtVAiLNCALSCIENCE AND I:NGIhEERIhQ 

S P 

.^'^'•`-^4î.^vî.. v+.^r•^^v^^c'^' ^^'z^ 

Spt•rY luup on Propen M hion0 Pott mnt 

An Evaluation of Fac[ors Affeciin` the Microea[ractim; 

M , , j-._t ,^ - ,1 of Bcr¢ene, Toluene, Ethylben{ene and oJfyicnc into 

.. Laboralory.NamDement H Nethods Developmeat ... K. f. Dvun• K. E. Simmon; and l. E. Oberhoftser . •.• 

l. H. Taylor, C. Jeckson, Al. Mil7cr, and D. R. Rrshner 

a " - ' t °' • APplicnion of Current Methode for Meta6 Determinstion 

Estimued APPlication of Gn ChromatoYnphk 

in tVayteraten from the OqenkafPlastics lodustry ., . 

Neadspece Anafysie to Priority PoDulante.......... C. S. Monteith and L P. Grbhart ^ 

W.P.CournandR.K.Ba^na 

' - "- ' ^ • " ^ - Analytical Problem Sotrinp with Verification Sampkt 

Esperimentd Application of Gaa Chromatoyraphic . Interference Reduelion Options . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Headryace Analysic to Priority Pollunnts...... .. J C. lantson. R. ParlLrk, H. Soholt; and D. R. Rurhnerk 

C. R. Umbreit and R. L. Grob . ^ I '- "-?i ^^ 

. . I'+* : 'Approach to Qua4ty Acarance/Qudlty Control in the 

Prioriey Pollutant Analyses of Industrial Kuteraleft Oryanic Chemicals Industcy Monitoring Propam .. ..... 

Usin a Microeatnotion Approach . , .^.•....r..s • . P. R'. /foleu7aw a 

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50269 7892 

RADIOC!IEl•fISTRY /THORIIkf /PROTOACTINIUM /U1tANI U21/NECTUNIUN /PLU'fONIL:!/ 

AA1@RICIUN/CURIUCf /CALI.FOP^dIL:f/IiERKELILa/EINSTF.INIUN/ F£B.MiU:t/ 

REY !,ERDELEI'IUM/NOBELIL.Ci/LAWREtZCIUFI/ 

QD 

151 S. 

1973 

Vulumc 5 

I:DIiORiAL BOARD 

, J. C. DAILAR in_, Urbnna 

' H. J. ENtELEUS, Ca.nbddge 

SIR RONALD NYHOL.Nt, e.RS, londvn 

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Volume S. Actinides, Master Index 


Actinidcs 

A1aster Index 

iWfirMd by 

PERGA>tON PRESS 

COWENDIUNl Pl:BLISHFRS 

i3

50269 7893 ^.-- 

TRABSU&ANI1R1 ELEt(L'NTS/tEPIL?IIUtt1/PLUIONI I@1/ArtEP.ICILR9/CUP,IITf/ 

IIF.R7Q:LIUP1/ CALl FOHNI U`t/EINSTEIItILT1/FERt9I11Pi/PIF.NI)ELEV I UN/NUBELl UM/ 

-----^^C-; /^ \LAIiRLNCIIPI/RU171CRFORDIUU/KURCBATOVIUII/HARNIUMVNIF.LSBORRIU"1/ 

_'.`^"^..-."". 

QD 

151 G0 

1973 

V ,' eli{ 1 {J (1-I 0 ndbucvI BEGRBNDET yDN 

der anoraanEsehen Chemie 

ErgnnzunOswerk zur achlcn Auliago 

DEAReEiTtR mESes oANDES 

Bond 7a 

^^CBCczne 

7oil A 1. I: D7o Elomonto ' ' "" - - - 

,,an Giintor Koch 

F.ad K. Hydc, Glenn T. Scaborg 

REDAKT[UR UI[SES BhNDES Karl•Christian BusOhLeck, Gmetill-Instilul (Frankfurt am Main) 

In Zusommonarhît mlt dem Kernlorschungszentrum Karlsruho, 

mit Unlcrstutzung durch den Fonds der Chemie 

V E R L A G C N E M I E- G M B H- W E I N f i E 1 M/ B E R G S T R A S S E- 1 9 7 3 

. . -•^-•..-....,.e...+.^,+a.. 

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1 CoP01tl Gmelin

50269 7894 

REF `NEPTUNIUM/PLUTONIUM/AMERICIUM/BERKELIUM/CALIFORNIUM. 

QD f FERMIUM/ /EINSTEINIUM/ 

151G Gmelin Handbuch 

976 

der Anorganischen 

Chemie 

i i F.9knaunbsw•rk11r.

0 

50269 7895 

Gmelin Handbuch . ; 

der Anorganischen- Chemie 

REF 

QD 

'151 

Gm 

1979 

AUTHOR 

4(a(-0et0R) () 

Achte vnllig neu bearbeitete Autlege 

Main Series. Bth Edition 

NE_.Pu^?b 

Leopold Gmelin 

3TvanseFcancum Elements 

INDEX 

Alphabctlcal Index of Subjecis and Substencex 

Ursula Hettwer 

0 0 4 2 1 q 

/ 

SDringeT-VcrlaB 

9odin • Haidelbnrq • New York 1979 

Bcratondo Mitwirkung: Guntcr Koch, Kernforschungszonbum 


ELECTROUE. 

English) 

i 

^ 50269 7896 

VI Re9 77 S.F. RJR CLASS O. PIdffIN.ET VI Re9-77 s.p. 

Lionctti, G.; CaruGno, N. 

f(no afffl.)* 

DIiTEPS1IY.ATIe.1' OF NITROGEN 0%IMS IN CIGARETTE SHeICE NITa A CAS-SI?:SINC 

International Tobacco Sc1. Congr., 6th, Tokyo, Jap., paper (1976) (in 

*Rcyaords:* nitrogen dioxide, snoke. constituent; 

nitric oxide, snoke, constituent. ' . _....__... 

A potentiometric method was developed to determine 

separately by.a gas-sensing electrode the nitrogen dioxide and 

the nitric oxide which are present in tobacco smoke.T. ^ 

0 4 0 0 n p 0 4-2 1 5 


TOBACCO--SMOKE--.CHEMICAL PROPERTIES/ 

50269 7897 

81 IX Ne491wo RJR CIASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 XI Ne 

(Admin. State Monopoly, Rome, Italy) 

DETERMINATIONS OF THE ANTI-OXIDANT PROPERTIES IN TOBACCO SMOKE BY 

CYTOCHROME C. 

Beitr. Tabakforach., Confidential manuscript submitted for publication, 7 

p. (1981) (in Eng.) 

The method developed can be effectively applied as a routine test 

for the determination of the antioxidant activity in smoke. 

The correspondence of the data obtained makes it possible to 

use, for the determination of the reduced cytochrome c, both the 

spectrophotometric and the potentiometric method..... 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 t 6 


50269 7898 

TOBACCO--CHEMISTRY/TOBACCO--SMOKE--CHEMISTRY/ 

RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO--SMOKE--GAS PHASE/TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYTICAL METHODSi 

RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLATION 

Carugno, N.; Rossi, S. 

Piazza Mastai, Roma, Italy) 

NEW AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR MEASURING THE REACTION BETWEEN CIGARETTE SMOKE 

COMPOUNDS. 

Annals Tabac, Sect. I, 16, p. 89-95 (1978) (in French - complete English 

translation available) 

The reactivity of thiols with cigarette smoke was the subject of 

those investigations. This paper describes a new analytical method to 

determine the products of these reactions. The reactions of certain compounds 

such as NO + No2,.aldehydes, ketones and free radicals with thiols will also 

be described.... . • ^ 

:.---,----o--,^-e-•ri---c^-8-$-^---2--r-^------- -_-__ 

- ^ ^ 


I 50269 7899 

82 X Ne TOBACCCO--SI+OKE--BIOLOGICAL TESTING/ 

TITLE: Study of the action of smokc on aleohoIdchvdrooen c, 

lactic dehvdroacneso and malate dchvdroaonose c mcs 

AUTHORS: D1.4919519IN" - D Nicote CARUGNO 

Presented at the 7th nternational Tobacco Scicntifie 

Congress/in Manils,' Phitippines, November 1980 

Unpublished manuscript. 

ADMINISTRATION OF THE STATE MONOPOLY 

r_ . 

;WiYtt the present vork we tried to aepuire a better kng 

wledge u^r the aetion of the eigerte whole smoke and apo ur 

phese on three enzymes: yeast alcet ohol dahydrogenese (4H ) 

lactic dehyd^rfogon1e,s(.e,, (^LwHD), and melate dehydrogenese (MDN). 

A Q' 0. ^, d T srbje`t^ n estigated by several authors (>,r2) 

ond1to•"'- esptain t 1mechans of enzywe inhibition by s 

ke in end to dete^.'ne which'c^tences are responsible for this 


STATISTICAL..4Y,AI.YSf.S/ 50269 7900 

_ ..._.^__ .>. ..._...._.. __--____ ^_....ê::..^_ .... 

74 III 51r 

Conter;nnrarv Psycholo^y ]8 (12)613-15 (1973) 

Multidimensional Scaling: 

A Probess Report 

Rop,er N. Shepard, A. Kimball I:omney, and $ai3II^tkfT35gjgLt, (Bds.) 

hTalgidimensional Srafiny: Theory and Applications in the Behavioral 

Srier.res. Vol. It Theory. New York: Seminar, 1972. Pp. avi + 261. 

$12.05. 

Revicwed by 'tl:ra9 C. Gs.eesmi 

Theeditnrs•rneform.ulyc.vaaiatedat eersity, is n-cntly Pro/essor of Pey- 

I Stmqnrd Livrrrity. Roger Y. ShrDnrd, t4n1ogy at Stonford, having taight pra 

, reho rerei:ed his PhD Jror„ Ya!e D'ni- vinudy at Xarcard l/niverrity. A. Kim- 

Conten:porory PrrchoInPY, 1973, V.I. 18, No. 12.- 


613

I 

'! 50269 7901 

DISSP.RTATIO?IS--ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY/: " /F.SSF.NCES & F.SSF.NTIAL OILS--TOXICOi.OGY/ 

ST. JOitVS U9IVRRSiTY--DI^,SERTATIOYS SEE DISSERTATiONS--ST. .1OHN'S UNIVERSITY/ 

BENZYL ACF.TA1'F./CINNAMTC ALDEIIYDE/CITRONELI.OL/HUGF.NOL/GF.RAIIOL/ 

CITRONELLAL,IttOROXY-/.-''.ISOJASRONS/1,INALOOL/1.IMONENE/LINALYL ACETATB/ 

NEPTINp. CARRONAI'E,MCTHYL-/NEROL/PII7ENE/YLANG-YIANG/ 

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RA 

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..:,..'. 

Tr PJD:17IAL OF ICUi111FVlF1V:,T,ANCi: RN' !Ltl'ERiALS. 

1977 

St: John's L'nivcrity, Ifi,D., 1977 

PDDL - -°..-_.......^ . 

2 C. A diss^rtation -hmftted.in partial fulfillment of the requiie m, nts for the" 

degreeof DOCTOROF P11IL0S0PHy , CO . 

LLEGF. OF pHAR^1ACY ^ 

Xeroz University GSicroNims; ^-,-eja 

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.+IiL 

c3 'MiF^ti1^ ^'V Gft 11RtMr) _: 

(1969) 

Dcrjaguln, B. V. 

EErECT OF T+ILM TRIb3SFC.R UPODI EVP?01+hTION 

OF LIQUI9S F=t C1IPILLARIES, by B. V. 

BacJaguln, S. V. Nacp.tn and N. V. Churayev 

RILSsTS (Remioa Intnrn. Iab. Coo:1s. Rech. 

Nater. Couatruct.) iull. 29. 93-98 (1965) 


Developmental Biology 79,453-464(1980) 50269 7903 

8i 11 Fr 

A Differential Adhesion Approach to the Patterning of4rve Connections 

ScotT E. Fnessn' 

Jenkins Drpunment u/Biophysin, Johnx Hupkin. Uniirruiry, Barlintoee, AlaNand272fx 

Rerritrd Augusi 10. 1979; ucrepred in rerised /orm March 27, 1990 

A model for the ordering of neuronel ronneclion. encompasning many facete of previou. rmdegs 

is dereloped and tested egainsl a wide range of data on the v4su.1 ayntem of lower -nebntea 

lemphibia and fish). The goal of this paper is to eatablish that such a synthetir model can 

mmodate a wide range of data and reliably predict e.perimental resulu. This modcl makes 

twooadvances over previnus efforta: ({I It predicts both minarity and majority results for many of 

the e.perimenls in which mixed reaulle are obtained, and (ii) it rrducra to behace as many of the 

previous models in some experimentel artting.. In addition, the model predictx different biochem• 

ical properties for rell-cell recognition than pre+-fously roneidered lie.. homophpc adheciom. The 

model thus brings apparently disparate eaperimental resulte into a uoined runceptual freme.vrk. 

0 4-0 0(t 0 0 4 2 2 2 


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QH Biochemical Society, London. 

345 Symposia. no.1- 11 

B Cambridge, University Press,194&-: v 

I, t nlae. 23 cm. 


]II 

03 

3'^^ 

.SE^,^"Sc 7Y1.'.'CîiYlll^^B^flt 6^^ : I 

:.- (1968) AXg'^1.'N7TAl. 

Gaknr,P. H. 

.:ERVOJ4 C02MOCTIONi SOt:E PEOPERTIES 0n TL5 IOY- 

SSLECTI9E CHAhtEI,S NHICf1 AFPcAl: CURI:10 7W: !i":ION 

POTBITW. 


QP 

An NC[VOU6 Systas, 30 :.J 

Annual review of physiology. v.1 

1939- 

Stanford University P. 0., Calif., 1939v. 

23 cm. 

Fdirors: 1939- J. M. Luck, V. E. Hall 

Published by American physiological society and 

Annual reviews, in.,1939- 


/

Beritoff. J. S. 

HEOR.'lL 1ffiC88tiISNS OF HIGHER VERTEBRATE 

BERl.VIOR, Tranelated anC edited by W. T. 

Liberaon 


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RADIATION--BIOLOGICAL E,^•PF.CT/TOXIC.OL0CI--ACUTE TOXICITIES/ANTIBIOTICS/ 

713NGICIDES--TOXICITY/UERBICIDES--TOXICOLOGY/I1ISECTICIDES--T0XICOLOOY/ 

NERVOUS SYSTEM/PLANTS--AIR POLLUTION--EFFECT/PLANTS--LATIN NAMES 6 COIAlON NAMES/ 

ANIHALS--LATIN NAlfES/ /NEURO-BIOLOCY/PARASITIS31--BIOLOGY--HANDBOOK/ 

REF 

123 Al 

1973 

Biology Data I 


. 

VOLUME II 

COÔIL6D AND ¢DtlCD !Y 

Philip L. Altman and Dorothy S. Dirtmer 

Fedcracion of American Socicticr lor Ezperimenal Biology 


i 50269 7909 

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM/BLOOD PRESSURE/NF.UROPHYSIOLOGY/NERVOUS S TEM/ 

HEARTBEATS/ANXIETY/STRESS ANALYSIS/ MEDICINE, PSYCHOMATIC/ ^ t,-^1 

PSYCHOLOGY. PHYSIOLOGICAL/ S,ILIVATION/ 

--_..'Eala ^ .-Rl.- 

RC 

465 

Br 

1975 

THE 

BJL®JL EEL'D"'AGK 

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I A HANDBOOK FOR THE 

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P.y P. U. Nuttcr, Vo3. 1,2.4 


( 50269 7911 

321' 

CO 

1978 

ACETYLCHOLINE/CATECHOLAMINE/SEROTONIN/HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE/ 

PROSTAGLANDINS/HISTAMINE/NEUROPHARMACOLOGY/PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY/ 

KERYOVS 1C9TA7/DRUfiS+-NERYOUS SYSTEM/JMEMORC/LEARNING/ 

The Biochemical Basis 

JACK Ph.D. 

of Neuropharmacology FLOYD E. BLOOM, M.D. 

Diaea. AMV Vwiq 0..i 4ra, 

THIRD [DITION I 

T.S.lWim 

ROBERT H. ROTH, P6.D. 

Y,Y Ur,evl LW .I Noti^ 


50269 7912 

0 4 0 

CHILDREN DISEASES/ A,q ^tprp/ AIR--POLLUTION--rJiSEARCl1/ 

/CIIY-=POLLUTION--HEALTII EFFCCTS/RP.SPTRA'IORY ORGANS--DISCASES/ 

LUNGS--CANCER--AIR POLLUTION/CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE/NERVOUS SYSTEN/ 

RA 

576 

Fi 

1776• 

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS 

OF 

AIR POLLUTION RESEARCH 

AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 

Air Pollution Medical Research Conference 

DecemberS6, 1974 

nA042:i ^ 

Asher J. Finkel and Ward C. Duel 

Editors 

i 

'Publishing Sciences Group, Inc. 

Actqn, MassachusPns 

awbsid"ury ufCHCC«Poralun 


XX HeF-F-526-73 

R^4E3^RC '^ 50269 7913 

March 1972 

GJ 756-608 

The Sensitivi^y of Portions of 

the Human Central 

to "Safe" Levels of Hicro^^âve Padiation. 

0 4 0 0 n n 0 4 2 3 2 

Robert M. Lebovitz 

NA11014At TFrH4ICAl 

(f;FORAV,TI04 SCRL'ICE 


/ 

^.^c':.:C:E3^7

QP fficllwain, Henry. 

361 Biochemistry and the central nervous rystrm. London, 

M J. & A. Chnrchill,1955. 

272 p. tnua 25 em. 

L Nerroue eya[em L TIUe. 

QP381.3125 ^:".`' ; 812.8 

. 

Ltbrary of Con6m%v '^^,! 161 

' . ... . 

r.^ :..r^.. 


58-2321 j

^• Tiervous„ system.._, 

50269 7915 

Meihods in medical research. v.11- 

Chicaso, Year Book Publishers r't81E- 141-4 

/ r. Iltua., durra 24em. 

Editor: v. I- V. R. Potter. 

1. Mediral rcacareh. I. Potter, Ven Reuaaelaer, 1911- ed. 

II850.1,14 610.72 48-10150 

'.+-s471...7'7^^T7 ^ ^+.c: 


.

79 II .io 

` 50269 7916 

-• ANIt4ALS.-EXPERTMENTAL TECHNIOUF./ DAVIS, r.icev/ 

Co^drnRATIVL ^NE' STI3E SIn in Laboratory Anizr)als i 

Federation Proceedings. 28(No4)p. 1373-1576, Ju1y-AuR. 1969 

1'lunncd by 

TIIti CO.MVIITTEA 1OR TJ1E l'I071•AI:ATJOX 

Ldiltd Lj: or r•n:cnMaaL cunD7: FOR coMrnRnrlVr 

)iLLIO'1'f V. MII.LLR AI;ESTJII:SI: IN IvVIORA•lY)I:l^ A\IÎAL$ 

MAX BLY . - I 

fA C lectfon of papers fmm 

]Laas S. CASS '. • THE OURNAL OF ANESTUF.STOJ.MiY 29 (4) 

J ly *Xug. 196R pp. 621-327) and from = 

DF.RATIO\ PROCEEDINGS 29(4)p. 1373-158 

. 

YT4iI'CIc CTi^•a G^ 

iNT 

I -II^ / rtJ

....^ ... .. . . . . .. . . ...... . .. 

w>iS 50269 7917 . . _..... . ...^..

Pasamnre, R. 

A COMPANION T0 HBDICAI. STUDIES, Vol. 1. 

Anatcray, Bioc'.eniatry, Physiology and 

Relatod Sub;ccta, Edited by R. Paasmore_.. 

and J. S. Robson 

1968 

47.5 Pagee 

Blackvell Scient4.fic Publicatione 


III Me9-80 S.P, 

I 

?(I;RCURY/LEADL-! 50269 7919 

a1dL10LRAPMIC DATA 

sNEer 

kepcn ô. 

NIH/NIEHS - 77/047 . 

7. 

^ 

`fJ ^ 5 E4. S 

' ! . T:.le and le 

7. Au:ho:(sl 

George W. Pa•.ilson 

273 

December 1976 

8. P

Quarton, Cr.rdner C. 

THE keuaoserENCes, A Study yrogram, by 

CardarT C. Quorton, Theodoro Helnsahuk and 

Trcr.ei3 O. Schaitt 

1967 962 Yagos 

7ho Foekc.eller Univereity Press Now York 


. 

jQP 

3G1 

R. 

. Nervoas System 

... ._:.. __ .. 

Ruch. Theodore Ccc1r1^, 1966- 

Nourophysology Ibyt Theodore C. Ruch laud athetbl 2d 

ed. Philadelphis. Saunders, 1965. 

zir, 538 p. 111us. 21 cm. 

Îtcprlnted frmn Pbyetology aod blophyake, 19th editlon of IIowelL 

Flilton Te:tbock of pbye101097. Edited by Tbeodore C. RuU ... and 

Harry D. Patbm.° 

Ioeludoe btblloyrepbtea. 

L Nernooe ayatem i T1tle. 

QP355.R8 1965 612.8 

Library of Congresa ^ tT-It 


65-25647

SiARLINO A.40 LOVAL'I EYANS PRLNCIPYSS 

OF UUf.AU PUYSI0L0CY. BRited by Hugu: 

Dawoa and N. Grace Cgglatoa 


Bourne, Gcoffrey It. 

TllE STdUCTU&E AfU) FU:+CTIOY OF `lERVOUS 

TISSUE. Vol. IYI. Biochemiscry and Disease 


RG 

127 Co 

1972 

50269 7924 

t3GUROPHAR;tACOLOCY/1;ERVOUS SYSTBM-BIOr.'Hli'MISTRY/AHIW+LS--1JEtiROLOGY/ 

DRUGSy-PSYCIlO1'ROPIC/PHARHACOLOGY/ RIOLOGICAL (.7fEHISTRY/ 

STUDIES OF 

NEUROTRANSMITTERS 

AT THE 

SYNAPTIC LEVEL 

Advances in Biochemical 

Psychopharmacolo8y 

: 

^ _...._- 

VoL•orle 6 

:. 

. . .. ^--- 

EDITORS 

, - . ---- . 

.; F. Costa, M.D. ^ I -I L. L. Iversen, M.D. Î ^ R. Paoletti, M.D. 

' ^ •Ct;.y'Lab.r,r v/Y.«!fn cnr, .. D

QP ' ]YcIIwain, Henry. 

361 Biochemistry and the central nervous system. Loudon, 

M J. & A. Churchil1,1955. 

272D. Illua 25cm. 

1 Nervoua eyetem. i Tltle. 

QP381.D125 f^'1 812.8 56-23E1 j. 

^/ 

L16rary of Cqagres7 151 

'.^..•" ^--r.•rv.r 


Nervouo Syytem--diiochemistry 

Q^.rarton. Gardnar C. 

TAu NS!^CSCIE:dCES, A Study Prog:ara, by 

Gnrduer C. Qu+x ton, Theodura Helnechuk sad 

Preac:e 0. Sclmitt 


NEUROBIOLORY--CONGRESSES/NERVOUSSYSTei-CORGP.ESfP.S/ 

PSYCRfiBIOLOCY--C05GRl:SSES/:iEUROLOGY-.-COSCRESSF.S/ - 

361x THE NEUROSCIENCES 

39r^ 

THIRD STUDY PROGRAM FrancisO.Schmittand 

Frcdenc G. K orden cru..,-&^^rf 

0 4 0 0 0 0-0 4 2 4 6 

a^ ruw G-V Aadm,+ 

c.w.r;.j ace,.- F. L E- 


50269 7928 

:1;:.>:.>ey:,.:a::,:..:^.:i--• - û..:r^..-^:,::1^__..... . .î.wJ...i 

300 Neipous sysLea- Lrugs.=ri^:,^ 

Su 

Au:ger. Alfred (ea.) 

S6[.£CT_CD PHAMRCOIAGYC/ei. TSST:NG ieBTROD3 

(111aCiui¢a1 Ruacarch Vul. 3) 


Cutting, U}.ed_oS C. 

NAt3D6OOR OF PHA9.HAC0L0GY, The Actions 

and Uses of Druge-4th ad. 


Sll1s, 0. P. 

PnOCflESS IN MLDIOIt16L C9&KISTRY, Vole. 

1-6, by C. P. E211o c:7 C. B. Neet 


OP ^ ►1ptVpLti.SysfM`-0r^,4,,,v.z,.p.c..s 

361 

PHYSIClL(3r,IcR:, riji:RMACo7.ot:P, A COWr.fr;P.r.SIVE 

.^nEATISF., dit^d by waltet S. Roi-t and 

wrederick V. Rcrmann. 

O. Pt. 

1955 48G nagea 

Acudemic Prees Ncu vnrk 


xtf 

315 

SY 

Nervous 4Sy4Sico--dv8s 

50269 7932 k. -- 

^ry,^n^ aV3 ON CY3 DF.W3 S01'WRY 2b-30i 1966 

1966 50 ev. 

R:ytcac:a, Reo-V2rch Ittibar47qry 

SY3crabcd, xnUa 


Bllis, C. P. 

PRCCHk;S IN HEDICU:AL CllEMIS;RY, Vols. 

1-6, by C. P. Ellis vd C. B. West 


RS 

403 

No 

1976 

50269 7934 

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, DRUUS ACTINGON/ANTIBIOTICS/ANTIVIRAL SUBST.iNCE. 

CANCER-DHUGS^KTD,^'F.Y, D:UGS ACTING ON/ 

NERVUUS SYST , CENTRAL & PERIPNERAL,DRUGS ACTINGON/ 

CHEMISTRY, MEDICAL AND P1IARMACEUTICAL/C1IEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS/ 

DRUCS--NERVOUS SYSTLTI (CENTRAL)/IIORMONES/VITAMINS/ 

ESSENTIALS OF 

MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 

ANDREJUS KOROLKOVAS 

A.nocialc Profeuor of Pliasmattutical CMmisuy 

Pacully o[ Phumaceulicai Scicnces 

Uniwnily of Sio Paulo 

JOSEPH H.BURCY,HALTER 

Aofamr ofllcdicinal Cl,cmisuy 

coBcgeofrbvmaoy 

Tne Universily of Michisan 

0 A 0- 0 Y1 0 0 4 2.5.3 

A N7LI:YdN7L' RSCl1iNCC PUULICATION 


1ONN WILEY & SONS, New York London • Syd.

,^...::^.ti.._....^.__.,._..,.,__.._.. _..^...^.^...^_.___,_...........^ . 

OP The Nervous System, Pt. F. Central Nervous 

361 System Druv,s, Volu,c 2.-^ 

Ph 

PFT9±T(1TA(:TC.Si. P1iAR?iACALOCP, A MrPRf:NT?i.STVF 

TRP:,TTSB, edited he 14s1ter S. Root and 

Frederick C. l:ufir.snn. 

V. Pt. 

;.;;•:v;c.,IRfi^^'^^ ^`^'fi85'isagle:•„y.. 


:a^^g..'^.._;.,:^s:r:..^rs,_..tTY,^:.

77 X Ne3 

TOBACCO-SMOKING--PSYCROLOCY/ 

50269 7936 

RJR CLASS NO. PA2PHLET 77 X Ne3 

dt¢shitC;' Ps:.Da 

(Univ. Calif., Santa Barbaraa Calif- U. S.) 

CHP.ONIC SaOKINC AND r,SOTIONALITY. 

Jour. Appl. Soc. Psychol. 1972a (t7o. 2) 187-196 (1972) (in English) 

Setr-mport data We e pa1hem0 on the ch,on;e eoououlity or smokers ana 

nonsmokers in a number of samples. The resulss were dis:usscd relative w the 

4leralu[e on sociopathy and recent studies that found snrukers to be more 

emotional than nonsmokers, It was argued tharan S's own emotional feeGnps 

musl be disunguished from the behavioral observxtioru of others, and has the 

t smoking habit nu^ht wcll lead to s genenlly lusvesed level of fell ematiooality. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 5. 


NaeAi4b,,rP:1f:' 

SMO•YIHG, PNYSTOIAUICAL ABQUS.4L. 

AM) t217MOflN. BGSPOUS2 


^'•c;c.x-.-:-: 

._.__.,.._......_...._.,..-. ^. -....-::-1 50269 7938 

1 ^ X We TOaACCO-••SMCxItiC FEFCSLOUJGY AND YSYC:jOLOGY/ 

Z^^_...__LiICOTINE--PHSSIOLOGICALEFeF.C'F/ . ... . .. 

R.IR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 73 X Ne2 

(L'nivers'_.y Cal[I., Dep. Pcychol., Ssn[a Barbxra, Calif., U. S.) 

SMOKING. I':?YSIOLCGICAL ABOL'SF.L, AYD E.:OTIO\AL RESPO:QSE. 

Jour. Fcrs: Soc. Psychol. 25 (No. 1) 137-44 (1973) (in English) 

*1973, No. 7, W 3178^ *ln* I 

T bac o^na}^vc^: 


. . . . ..'IUeACCO--COSSjrivh'*rfsi 

TRAT:SLATION, TOBACCO--ADDiTIII4'S--DFRERKINATTOp7 

._ ....-.-.. ....-- -....-.---e"'_ . . . . . .v -. . . ._.. "._ ._. 

RJR CLASS NO. TBAliSLATIO1 

50269 7939 

4wn6,41Hy'-"$; Sechcfcr, F. 

*(no affi:.)* 

DCTE2St1::AT1ON OF TOBACCO ADDI ;VES. I. h°`.T110D FOR TDE QUALITATIVE AND 

QUAh7ITATIVE DZTE;:7:I::LTIOtd OF V:.:dILLI*I, ETl?:'LVrVILLIN, COU`.4RIN AND DIETDROCOUP4iRI1 

IN TOSACCQ !)iD 70d:;CCO PRODUCTS. 

Beitr. TaS..kforech. 5(Fo. 6) 290-94 (Dec. 1970) (In German - previoas 

reference, coaplete English trenslatien z.veilable) 

*Reyâords:* cou-=rin, tobacco, ndditlve; 

vanillin, ethyl-, tobacco, additive; 

.. - . vanillin, tobacco, acditive; 

. , cmmarin, dihydro-, tobacco, additive. 

04o00oaa2ss 


" 

4

Ikltîri+^^^ ' 

HET1i0DEN 2UR QUANTITATIV711 EESTIlatOAC VON 

INSESTIZIAI-27 I2i TAEAX UD TABaMVCR. I. 

ASITT7.ILUIiGi ZUR B.°wTINJ4R;G VOt7 ORGAhO(,'FILOR- 

I*N3 :lIZ.D:3 by E. Alostnuan, R. £chrcd_r, 

.^:.;:^,^ •:md^:.V ^.^:3041tOY9C..,.i:.: .'w.,. -: fr.' .r....::. . , ra 

(`fathodsfor tho quantitntive dn,terei.nattoa. 

of Lnaecticides in to3ccco and tobacco a::oko. 

I. CLlorinated organic incecticidce.) 

CORSSTA. Scient121c Cl-tnfion, S¢oke Study 

Group, Papor, 13 PrS+`;,;.I-Oril 1957) 


1^ 

_ .. ^ . i 50269 7941 

PI To-73 1 7'OBACCO--ANALYTICAt) :',ETtIODS/TORACCO--PESTICIDiS--RF.+IDCCS/ 

:,.. ._,._..,. -^-•__._.. , r.,...,..r..,.....v^-....._......,.,_...-^.^_.._^.--......... _ ., ^ 

RJR CLASS NO. PA".^.'11f.ET VITo-73 

-&ggmrnff±F,j, Seehofer. P. 

(RAT Cigarettenfabriken GabA, Da^burg, Ger.) 

; \ 3 

rrFT^lonS FOR DrTERl1I:i:\TI03 0.° 1aSIiCTICIDES ON TOBACCO AND TOBACCO P{:ODtiC:S. 

Pi 2T VI. A)ADIFILD P:^.OCEDi1RE IUR ORG.'N'OC!ILO:.INE, OItGANOPBOS21:0: US AND CAItP•AJG,TE 

: 

PESTICIDb' RESIDUES ON T06ACC0. 

Tobacco Chen. Res. Conf., 27th, pcper, Winston-Salem, N. C. (Oct: 3-5, 

1973) (in English) 

2dditive; 

*Ker crds:* organochlor i ne pesti 

cide 

, tobacco , 

organoplrosphorus p^_sticides, tobacco, additive; 

carbz.nate pesticides,_tobacco, additive, 

lindane, tobacco, additive; 

. 

1 

1 

al.drin, tobacco, additive; 

hcptadilor, tobacco, additive; 

heptachlor cpoxide, tobacco, additive; 

DDT, tabccco, additive; 

1'DE, tcbacce, addi.tive; 

tos3phene, tobacco, additive; 

_. . _ ,_ ... . 

•_:^.olychlo: : natcd-.-^. t°6act°adZit-..icc 

.,.-.^.-r--,,.-..•...-,..+-.-^-•'-.Si.phr:^Q' 

0 4 UA 0 U 0 42 6 0 


\,{I Ta3-72 TODACCC--FESTICID'nS--M.".1D'dPsS/ 

50269 7942 

RJR CLISS NO. POfPIILET V! 7a3 72 

Scohufer, 1'.; MeaYwqlPry{^,,, . 

(Lritiai^-An,cr. T(b;.cco Co., ]IamUnrE, Cer.) 

Till: Pib)HLLtd OF L^t;STICIDI: REAIDUES IN TOfACCO P.YD OTIIER PL/itT CROPS. 

*(Pertic?d:ucks^:a:sprobleme hei \utzpflimzen.)* 

Tabni. E:o11oL(uiuc., XIV, paper, 5 p., Amsterdam, The Netherlands (May 29•• 

JuSe 2, 1972) (1n Car;+sn) 


50269 7943 

-WATER-TREAT[4:NT/POLLVfIOH--WATER/MINERAL OIL/ 

. Environmental Protection Technology Series ' 

897%' Demonstration of A NOn-Aqueous 

1973 - - 

• cr 

Newage Llsposai aystem F:ioyd L. Ndtthew 

., Office of Research andUevelopment • .., EPA 670/2-73-068 

Prepared far: U.S. Environmental Protection Agencr - ^- DscemL•r 1973 

- - -- Washingtnn, D.C. 20460 _ 

_^-- 

71o.drow+- ^To6.Dfv) 


-^-;^neu .YNeahela^^=MxQr^

6 II Re -78 

^ S.P. 1' Rastenievud. Nauk. 13(9)105-11(1976) 

STUDIES ON TIIIi RECONSTRUCTION OF LAVENDCR If LANTINGS 

TO 1VI1)li-ROW SPACING IN REGARD TO d1ECIlANIZGD 

CULTIVATION AND IIARVEST 

Sl . `Tsachcc 5jI/latev^ 

Inrlilute Iw 11,.• uI1Ge^rLiQ lio.e!Llh.•real Oil 1'1anit nnd AfeJl

50269 7906' ' 

^ i.92.77 

7K•L `^n-7A 

ÂyYZING^C9:.'SUb:ER RESPONSE 'CJ RNOVATION: 

• G 

THE CONCEP'P OF PREFERENCE INERTIA 

0.40000"04265 

Workinq Paper 877-76 October, 1976 

Y.T.T. I^P.iITSTRATAT. LIATqnV ?RnCn,Ay 


QD 

262 

A 

o4ooonQ4266 

Akademie der Wissenschaften der USSR, 

Institut fur Organische Chemie 

SYNTHESEN ORGANISCNER VERBCNDUNGEN. 

BAND II. 

(Synthesis Organic Compounds. Vol. 2) 

1956 183 p. 

VEB Verlag Technik Berlin 


50269 7947

isMeneyonaF'° A ° N.=: 

AI2TIFICIAL 4."7D SY:ITHEYIC FOOD 

1969 28 Pages 

U. S. Army Yoreign Science w..ah1n,^,ton, U. C. 

And Technology Centec 


YotEe, S T 

IIandbook of mnenesinm-orgnnic compounds by, S. T. 

Yo(fo and A. N. Ne.vrte}'anov. London, New York, Pergamon 

Press 110`nGt 

9 r. (chledy lahlea) 27 cm. 

Text In Ru,cslnn. 

Comprlses pt 2 of the second series of 8ynthetic meth

O Yoffet S T Handbook of magnesium-organic 

eompounds. 11656j (Card 2) 

-PoreRord by W. Wardlaw. Tran;lations of 

pref. and introd.t and notes by A. L. Mackay. London, New 

York, Perramon Press t19561 

91p. 25em. 

1. uagncsiwn oraaalc

C) 

MUTAGENICITY/SMOKING AND HEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKE--TAR/ 

CARCINOGENS/AIR--POLLUTION--ANALYSIS/NATER--POLLUTION--MEASUREMENT/ 

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING/ BIOASSAY/ 

QH 

465 

En 

1978 

Enrironmental Seience Research 

Volume 15 

Application of Short-Term 

Bioassays in the Fractionation 

and Analysis of Complex 

'Fnvironmental Mixtures 

Editcd by Michael D. Walers,6ft^3^, 

Joellen L. Huisingh, Shahbeg S. Sandhu, 

and liey Claxton 

U.S.EnîronmrnralProrcrlinnARrnry 

O w ^ 0 0 R/rprclW'rienAr P2, 7" Vhna 


I

50269 7952 ' ^ ' ' 

RJR CLASS N0,TEXTBOOK QH 465 Un 1982 

Waters,M. D.)Sandhu,3. S.)Huisingh,J. L,;Clazton,L.)MMhow;-S•wk'. 

SHURT-TERM BIOASSAYS IN THE ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL 

MIXTURES II (PROCEEDINGS). 

NTIS (Order No, PBS2--233172) 

U.S. Environnental Protection Agency.Research Triangle Park, 

NC.Mar,. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 7 1 


t 50269 7953 

78 VII Ag-SD S.P. -^• J^Q^^ . S9 ^â7_^s^jyp 

Depanment of Crop Science, North Gro)ina Statc Univenirry, Rakigb, North Carolioa, 

27650 USA. 

Physiological Observations of Extranuclear Temperature- 

Sensitive Lethality in NicotiaMa tabacum L: ) 

•CRpO"EgltW), RAYMOND C. LONG and E. A. WERNSNAN 

With 6 figures 

Receired Decemher 19,1979 • Accepced January 39,19g0 

Summary 

Ulrra.rrunural obserrrtione of ea nuc)ear temp

^ 370 50269 7950 

Ne 

PDDL p^Yt- ^*'^16AEB 

FCOD _Ta^tORfiDZWS D,LVISIOIJS iiAlMOOK. 

I?ORIiOLAS & PfiCI ` SCT SPECIPICATICHS 

1967 

White Plaine, N.Y. 


, I 

1 50269 7955 

MUTAGENES[5/CANCER--CAUSATIONBY CHEMICALS/ 

GENETICS--CHEMICAL/MUTAGENICITY/ 

RC 

268 

Pr 

1982 

PROGRESS IN MUTATION RESEARCH 

VOLUMEI 

CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS, HUMAN 

POPULATION MONITORING AND {B EN ETIC 

RISKASSESSMENT = 

e.oe«linn.(OU tnwm.NOn.^ Syu.odum pda u-Ie O^mn„ f99o.Oâ.. 

tcwa.) 

.dieMDy 

0 4 0 6 0 0 0 4 2 7 4 

K.C. Bore, G.R. Douglee end, 

6heifw wIHnWDi^rsw.ww.HnWYmaîwRaneh,Myu.fmrnfoJ 

NwionafHmlN eM W^yen, YWiay1 Po.an. Qaun, Onw.io XfA OL! 

i Elsevier Biomedical Press, New York 


.'t^....., 

REDICAL STATISTICS/STATISTICS--MEDICINE/DISEASES/ 

74XUn3 

4ITAL AND HEAi.T11 STATISTICS 

114'^ 

DATA EVAEUATION AND RIETHODS RESEARCH 

W.;;u- uuu:u 

A rnethodological study of the completeness and accuracy 

with which chronic conditions are reported by health plan 

enrollees in household interviews as compared with infor• 

...asion_.scrnr,ded by_physieian ^Y.^^^JTA^`^^w^^ 

0 4 n A. n a 0`Î 2 7 S 

1 50269 7956 - 

-=• --^--^'^w DHEW Publication No. (HSMj 73-1331•'^^^ 

U.S. DEPARTMENTOFHEALTff,-EDUGA-T-IONAND-WEL-F{vRE-- 

U. S,Pu blic Health Service 

Health Services and Mental Health Administration 

Serlei 2 National Center for Health Statistics 

Number 57 Roc kville. Md. 

J^jne 1973 

3'7y 


^.+:.a:^.....^..: 

I 

n.-..--.-.,-.-,.^T.^3.-...^f•

50269 7957 

0q00)000 

QA 

276 

Ne 

1974 

Ac . 

pplied Linear 

;fatistical Models 

jegr slon, Analysis of ariance, 

andperimental Designs 

$b14PJa^liit^ 

un>rnrrtraGw.or. 

^nd 

William Wasserman 

ay,.e... uM..rsxr 

7874 

RICHARD D. IRWIN, INC. 

mina. Baao 

IRWIN-DOflBEY UMITED Gaory.mw;, Onu.lo VG 483 

.^ . .i7/. .I-. 

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IR 

ReZ AathYr) 

(1968) 

Rooenbl•aa, B. 

ISOTOPIC NASS R.ATIOS. }tAGN6TICMOl4tt3TSAND TRE SICN' 

07 id6 W,CT3IC AIPOI.B HOUi:NT IN CARBOY MONOXIDE, by 

B. .°,oeenblum, A. H. Nctbarcot, Jr. and C. It. Tw.mes 

P6yo. Rev. 109. 400-12 (1958) 


.♦ , 50269 7959 

GREAT RRITAIN/CANADA/DF.NMARK/FINI.AND/FRANCE/GF.RNAN FEDERAL REPUELIC/ 

ITALY/JAPAN/NEXICO/NETHERLANDS/NORFlAY/SWEDEN/ 

POWER RESOURCF.S/ ECONO?IIC FORECASTING/FORECASTn7G/ 

QC Energy Demand Studies: Analyses of 1972 Demand and 

B8 Major Consuming Countries Projections of 1985 Demand 

976 

First Technical Report of the Workshop on Paul S. Basile 

Editor 

7heMlTPress 

Cambridge, i,tacsachuseUs, and London, England 

0 40 0 onaa2 7 8 

Carroll L. Wilson 

WAES Project Director 


1 50269 7960 

Û. S.--LAWS AND LEGISLATION/1APAN/EUROPEAN ECONONIC COWdDNITY/NOISE/AiR--POLLLTION 

^•^.TER--OI.LUTION--LAWS/AIR--POLL •,A 

} UT O\--LAWS/WASTF. 

DISPOSAL/ CANADA/LAWS F. LEGL 

DIRECTORIES-, INTERNATIONAL/ 

^• 3 

BELCIUN/OFNNARK/FRANCE/CERMANY/ITALY/LUXEAtBOURC/7NE 

GREAT BRITAIN/ 

-. I._.,....123 

REF p '1 g/" l^^ '^*^j/'^ 

1979 

' ^^kGî^^L•wEUIi L I'm^^ V"IL5, L 

NETNF.RLANDS/IRF.LAND/ 

- uw vi r.nnunl.E AIFA[RS, INC. ,/ --^ 

1231 251h SIREET, NRL, WAiHINGTON, D.C. 2C037 

.04W00004279 


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50269 7961 74 IX Co TO3ACCO=-Sit0KE--TAIt/TOBACCO--SlIOKE--1liCOTP7L/ 

T.-ss-m^^..^n.-r.-+...-w.:^!:+r.".'r!+w.-.wr.^ .-...r•^.^.'---..,^--!T•-a^.-•._--°-"--'^s----^-..-.:+r' 

. 

RJR CLASS . NO P 1. `fPÎLEE . . 74 IX C o 

ConsucentenFids 

TAR AND YICOTIt:E IN SIWC T03ACC0 SOLD IN THE•,FShAXDS,.^ .. 

*(Tcer en nicotin in shag.)* 

- 

Consuxentengids, 21,(:l0. 10) 420-21 (Oct. 1973) (in Dutch), 

*Keywords:* tar, smoke, constituent; 

nicotine, smoke, constituent. 

*1974, No. 5, 47 1776* *d* _ 

Tobacô chenistry: 

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ALRAtiLA/AUS'i RI A/I31:LGI Uhf /RCLGARIA/C7.EC110SLOFAKIA/DEffi-V:fY./PI NLA:30/FPANCE/GERM v7Y/ 

GRECE/IIIR:GARY / I CELAND/ I RELAND/ITALY /NETUERLANDS /NOE4L".Y /POLAND/PORTUGAL/P.0? L1NI A/ 

SPAIN/SidEDEN/SidITZCRI.ANO/TL'RKEY/UNITED KINGDOM/VATICAS/YUGOSLAVIA/RUSSIA/UNITED NATIORS/ 

EUAOPE&N CO!1?tUNITIES/FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION/{dORLD NEALTIt ORGA.'dIZATION/ 

NORTR ATLANTIC TREATY ORGA\I7,ATIOy/ORGANI7,ATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT/ 

ORG/diIZATION OF AtU:RICAti STATES/ 

PS.F 

liA 

173 Eu 

1973 

THE EUROPA YEAR BOOK 2 "^ " "'VOLUEIB I . '' " 

: 

^^ 1978 ' 

Part I International Orgauizadons 

A WORLD SURVEY ^ ` Partli EurePe 

EUROPA PUBLICATIONS LIAIITED 

18 BEDFORD SQUARE LONDON }pCID eJN 


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50269 7963 

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLECES--EUROPE--DIRECTORIES/ 

DIRECTORIES, INTERNATIONAL / 1'ERSONNEL 

CE6MANY--UNIVERSITIES--PERSONNEL/ALBANIA/BELCIUPf/EULOARIA/DENMARK/ 

PINLAiH1/FRANCE/CREECE/CREAT BRITAIN/IRISH REPUBLIC/ICELAND/ITALY/ 

YUCOSLAVIA/LUXEMBOURC/HALTA/NETNERLANDS/NORWAY/AUSTRIA/POLAND/PORTUGAL/ 

ROt1ANIA/SWEDEN/SWIT2ERLAND/SPAIN/C2ECllOSLOV.VCIA/TURKEY/IIUNGARY/VATICAN/ 

RUSSIA--UNIVERSITIES--PERSONNEL/ 

REF; Handbuch Handbook 

Intemationales ,VNodd Guide 

Q der intemationalen of Intemational 

Universitats- to 

123 Ha Dokumentation Documentation Handbuch 

UruvErsities 

1975 und Infomiation and Information 

Band,O Volume10 TÂ^be VCrt: Pa Edrtion 

Europa: 

. . '. . . - I. , -otard,

$0269 7964 

TOBACCO--BUYER'S CUIDE/ FOOD--BUYER'SOUIDE/ NETRERLANDS/ " 

TRADE INFORMATION GUIDES ON HOLLAND'S EXPORTING PRODUCERS AND MERCHANTS 

1976 

'.F ^®t^^^ EJ a^^f..+ 

Q 

143 

Ho 

1976 

AND 

ABC VOOR HANDEL EN INDUSTRIE C.V. 

v • KONINGIN WILHELMINALAAN 16. HAARLEM - HOLLAND 



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10 VC'-nog 'nma 

WuÌ-WaN `3 


Ref 

Q 

149 

11a?ll 

Nether]snd>a - Yo^. S:. 

Gid.d.e to voz]A ecicnce. 1968- 

.. (Gvern+ey] Fsencie-l(oageon ltd. 

v. 26 em. 


50269 7967

REP. 50269 7968 Guide to World Science 

0 

143 Cu Consulting editor : Trcvor 1. Williams, MA, USc, DPlul, FRIC 

1975 

Volume 5 

Tfte- Netherlands . . 

Volume 22 

United States of America Part 1 

Volume 23 

United States of America Part 2 

Volume 24 

Canada 

0 4 0 0 n n 0 4 2 8 7 

FRANCIS HODGSON 

Sdrrtrifie fublirhers rinre 1884 


UIRECTORIES, INTERYATIORP.L/SOUTH AHERICA/AFRICA/ASIA/iUP,OPE/AUSTPIA/6EP.M?--.^!/ 

BELCIG'.'/D.NJARft/ GREAT BRIT97.1/ITALY/NETHERLANDS/HOP,t-LA4/SWITZEP.LAND/U.S.S.R./ 

REF Handbuch Handbook Verbande und Woad Guide 

Q der internationalen of International Gesellschaften to 

123 ^ta 

1974 

Dokumentation Documentation der Scientific 

• und Information and Information Wissenschaft Associations 

.• t 

11 

Volume 13 1 LAus9abe P' Ed6on 

Vorlag Dokumenta6on 

f'ullach bei Munchen 1974 


AIR--POLLUTION--ANALYSIS/ 

1 I s7RA6 Studies in Environmental Science 2 

1978 Sc 

50269 7970 

AIR PdLLUT90M REFEREUCE 

MEAÛREPUUWT 

MPB'HQDSS^D SYSTEMS 

r 

Proeecdings of th International Workshop, Bilthoven, December 12-16, 1977 

Organised by 

The Na ional Institute of Public Health, Bilthoven, 

fl nn 

V ThoWe-fKV"(*j; -( i^ edited by 

and co-sponsored by , - - 

T. Schneider ITheNationallnsritutco/Publl 

Health, The Nethedands) 

. The World Health Organization H.W. de Koning (WHO, Geneva, Swir:erhr. 

I 

ELSEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY L.J. Brasser lTNt), TheNethedandsl 

Q!î st15deq) -nxf4Sd jfieqi Yek a 9 1978 


J,

50269 7971 

F.cropc/Franee/Creac grtutn/t'est Cermanv/ICaly/SêirnJ 

Î Netherlends/F+Itrcrlan^/`+'attstlcs/•'e:.utaeturlnR/âttana: 

S*y In.ctftuta of !eutwvic an aoetal Fcacarch, Crest Lrltaln/ 

lureau d'Infon.attona etJde Prcvlsions Econenlqurs, frar^ceT 

^^' Centre I. Recherches ec de Decutrn:atlon aur 1, Consonms[ton, 

France/Institut tu: 4lttartwttstorschunR, F'esc Cernxny/ 

âeutaches lnatttnt for !;[T_sc:rattsForschung, Veat Cercany/ 

Mfntsteru de7 Rtlapcto^4tirfrogramn,sstnne Lc orlca, Italy/ 

Nattooalfenohitc Cevelcprent/ flft-ICreat-I

fkthflrlsndlr-" liEei'stsis cources. 

Gaeai;tteo on Drug A7FormtE:an SmerreS 

CAUB dN}E'1RHifTmN SOIXiGES> by Cber.ittes. 

on nrug 7n4armaflon Sourcas„ gnn MaCsnn, " 

Qhacmaceatl.eal Sectton Suenet Technologp 

Diw#t :sion OF the Special L1braYSRs ISmlBtiuI- 

Pdotos(gt Qrom+ Aner. Tour. Pherro. 1957 

.2r10 G13nuery 1957)f 59-44 (Gebruary 19S7)j 

95-7A0. (âre)^ 1q57) :L2g-13/j (Apr1:1 1457) 

7.7bE76 CPby rri57)} ^1I1^1J` (74ne 1rj57))^ 

:7^1. (TG1y 715%)^ 3Ck} Atleu t 1g^ 312-3TJ. 

QQotober 1.957)j l^$ la4 (lbrch 1^8) 


NETHERLANDS-TOBACCO SEE TOBACCO--NETHERLANDS 

0 4 0 0 fl 0 0 4 2 9 2 


50269 7973

^ 

NETHERLANDS-TOBACCO/ 

. . _ . 

S.P... ^ 1. .. 

- 

Campaign 

._._.. 

COURT BATTLE LOONS IN 1)UTCH CICARETTE WAR._. . 

Campaign p. not given (Oct. 29V 1976)_Jin English): 

^Snmet6ingnfangarctiewarhas J Untilthisyearthcre hadbccna 

mc wcmcnanas gentlem:ns agreement among 

: ^sinee the publicatinn of a«pon, 

,prepared for the Ministry of 

Health by the 7NO reccarch instilute 

hcre, on low tar and nicotine 

manutaclurers not to use suen tn- 

'formtion in ads. However - led 

^by Nicmcyer - alllhe majorconcerns 

had given'n lotemptslionby 

cib;ircllcs. 

rsummersend_^^,^ 


73 IX Co 

NETHERLANDS--TOBACCW/TOBACCO--NETHERLANDS/ 

50269 7975 

CIGARETTES--TAR CONTENT/CICARETTES--NICOTINE CONTENT/ 

TOBACCO--5f0KE--TAR/TOBACCO--SHOKE--NICOTINE/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 73 IX Co 

Consucenten.r,ids 

TAR AND ìICOTINE IN f,TCARETTES. 

•(Teer en nicotine in siRaretten.)• 

Coasur..er.ten;ids 19?2, p.420-21 (`:ov, 1972) - in Dutch 

Tar and nicotine of cisarettes sold in the Netherlands. Dutch consu_er 

mEgazine. 


World Tobamcn,.Conmresa, F3r3t, Amat^rdau 

WO',LD TOB;+t;"C COftGHBSS, FIRST, AMi2?,DAM - 

BATICYdL kFC7T3 OF 37 CC;R+"C.°.L1S; FF'c5 8 

(SCIESTIF;jC;^qPSftS)j LIS7 CF D?LECATi,S. 

About 1500paaos (cn hgnd about 1150 pagsv) - 

FhotostaL,,-..kÊ^Sllsh and Frc:+m 

World Tabacao:Congroos Anstn:daa 1;51 


tlotherlan3s-= eba cco consuc:pl.i 

Tcbecco Manai'ar,turcrs' Star.dir.g Comr„ittoe, 

Crea' IS_itnin (G. F. Todd, od.) 

RESFAfiCH PdF3AS. NO. 1. STRTISTICS OF 

SMOCI2?G. 

64 pap,zs 1957 

ToDacco NEncLCacturere' Stsnding Ccnntttee, 

Great 7rltrin, London 


kFT1ÊFtiINS = ^SyY0.l'9i'i.^JS--PC1'GOnnOl. 

The \Vor1d of lenrning. tlat -C-1111Sod. London, G. AIlen 6 

Unwinlimittd,i847-/9:;y//4G0-4^ /9G4-GG 

_^ v. 251 cm. 

1. t.eurned Institutlons aud socletlm 2. VniverPltlee eud eoileges. 


47--30172

t 

' 50269 7979 , CIGARETTES--LABELING/ TOBACCO--NEIflERL4NDS/ . 

RJR TRANSLATION 

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-.-...r-°^ 

BOLLASD. __ 


NO LISTING OF THE AYOU%T OF TAR AND NICOTINE ON CIGaRETfE PACKS LY 

•(Keine Teer- und NiAotinangaben a-^f niederlandischen Zigaretten- 

packungen.)* 

Netherlands Ministry Health, News Release, Hague, Netherlands (1974) 

(in Getman - coaplete English translation available.) 

*Abstr. in: Tabak-Zeitg. 84 (No. 7) 2 (Feb. 15, 1974)* 

•1974, No. 6, W 2223* *d* 

iobacco ecoaonics (©edicine): 

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RJR CLASS NO. PAAIPIlLET 72 IX ?!u 

ûrr.:zatsu, N. 

•(nn affil.)* 

•• TIiC F.VALU,TIC'-i OF T03ACC0 QUALITY BY PYROLYSIS (REPORT K0. 8). EVALL'.\:1:CG 

TBE URYJ.£5S or FLU'-Ctii.:J TOti1-.CC0 TiiEÛCi THE Sl:J;E GAS PHASE. 

aippon SeaSai Yosha Chuo Y.enkyusho Kenkyu Hokoku 1970 .(No. 112) 99-I06 

(1970) (In JcPnese with Compl.te Eng11sh Trar.slation) 

*1971.. No. 2, W 954* *1m* 

t Tobacco chomistry: 

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CIGA Corporatioc 

THE CIDA COLLECTION OF HCD7.CP1. ILLUSTfiAYIONS, 

By P. N. `.IOtter, Vol. 1.2,4 

!965, 1967 3 Vol. 

CIB.A Corporation Now York 


• ^ 50269 7983 

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br^ cîc.^:1.^r ,7rtac,, (, r Z, 

l 

[ W °rce• ulzd l^ll:e[z^xiLansorrz^ Riul;c^^^ctor^n 

In aer Schucsnrersclratt? * 

G. hsrro,2URROM 

Are coffcc and alcohol consumption risk factors in 

prcrnancyl 

In a prospective study of 5,200 materniry• eases, 

,be influence of cmrfcc and alcohol consumption on 

the outcome of the pregnancy was studied. 

Women with a high coffee consumption, more 

oflun had children with a small birth tvcight. 

Womrn with a modcratc to high alcohol consumption 

more often had shorter gestations. 

These findings were indcpcndcnt of other paramrrrrs 

o,rh aa .o,r.,..,1 .... -....... f..-: .-.. 

400 n 0043'021 

r 

It is nevenhclcss qucstionable tvhether a direct 

causal relationship cuuts. llascd on othcr findings, 

the hypothesis is discussed that he habits of 

alcohol and coffee consumption arc an indicator 

for a certain constitutional and character type. 

The isolated factors of coffee and alcohol consamption 

are not the only rcason for the un(avorablc 

omcome of the pregnancy but are pan and 

parcel of a multiplicity of unfavorablc factors 

associated Nvith this type of patient. 


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0RRCIlYI9ENE9IS, Procee0ings of a Uiology 

Division, Oak EiJgo National laboratory, 

Confereac® lloia in Gatlinburg, Tumneaeee, 

licy 13-16, 1970, by P. t7etteshela, N. G. 

tlznas, Jr. ana J. d. lleathcrage, Jr. 

(U. S. Atouie Energy CoctvSSeion S}Rapoaiua 

Scrica to. 21) 

1970 483 PoBea 

U. S. Atomic Energy `GW7Oak Efage, Tona. 


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50269 7986 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPULET 75 IX Cu 

- Cuerin, H. R.p 

(Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak Ridge, Tenn., U. S.) 

ORNL TOBACCO S^MQI^1^S^gCyi^^ROCy.Mt SUH"^YLL•PORT. 

Oak.Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak RidEe,-Tcnn.^ , Peport 5008, 50 p. (Mar. 1975) 

(in English W^^ 

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77 II Re-78 

A0;S6QL'AS CULTURE-CELL CULTURE SYSTEI FOR STUDYI\G HIiLTISTAGE'CIRCISOCERESIS 

IA'4ESPIRATORY EPITIIELIUN 

Vernon E. Steele, Ann C. 1Lzrchok, and 

Car.eer and Toxicology ProBran, Oak Ridge National laboratory 

P.O. Box Y, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 

Respiratory Carcinogenesis in vitro 

By acceptance of this article, the publisher or recipient ncknovledres the 

right of the U.S. Governnent to retain a nonesclusive, royalty-free license 

in and to any copyrignt covering the article. 

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CJ.Gason Ccllege, C;ctcnaion GerNrico HuLLctin tto. ).Og 

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CHEMISTRY--COMPUTERS/ ( 

50269 7991 

QA American Chemical Society, Sy osium Sept. 9-11, 1974 

76 CHOOSING A LABORATORY COMP ER SYSTEM 

Am LAB PROFESSIONALS SERIES OMPUTERS IN THE LAB) 

1974 (11 cassette tapes & 11 docuTents with individual authors) 

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;,^..-74-VIINe---`-- -TOHACCO--ENZYY,ES/TOBACCO=-RUTIN/TOB.ICCO=.-PIIENOLS/50269 7998 . 

^ ^ 

• 

IcJR CLASS no. P:SfPiILET 74 V.S Na 

ei e'rg7M ; Kobel, Y. 

(Kaiser l7ilhelm Inst. Biothem., Ber"lin-Dahlem, Get.) 

. CANVERSI077 or i.UTIN TO A BR011N PIGMENT BY TOBACCO ENZYIIES AND THE EFFECT 

ON OTNER PIH:T20L SUBSTANCES. 

*(Umwandlung des Rutins durch Tabakenz)mie in braune Ferbstoffe und 

ELnwLrY.ung von Tabakenzymen auf andere Phenolkorper.)* 

Enzymologia 1, 177-82 (1936) (in German) 

*Keywords:* rutin, -green, constituent; 

pigments, green, constituent; 

peroxidase, green, constituent; 

catalase, green, constituent. 


:.Heuberger 4lkstt,Ar 

Symposiunt on Protein Structure, Co?iiya ua Fr,nrc, IG::7. 

Symposium on 1'rotein Structure. Edited by .,lbclt \enbergcr. 

London,Tlrtbuen;:\ew York,lCiloy,is43S1 

S^1 P. Illux 23cm. 

1'ap- In EnRllxq Gcrmnn, or Frencb, 

Ineludes blblloSrupblea 

1. Protelus-Cougresves, r. Ncuberear, Albert, ed. 

QP551.S95 1957 ^ `6#7.92 6#7.8 'u8-9J33 

Library of Con"reso 

,^9hlo, 


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. - •- - 

CIGARF•TTES--ARSEflIC/ 7•ODACCD--BRONZNE/ 

BROCITNE/A25I'hIC -TOBACCO/ACTIVATION ANAL4SI5/ 

74 VI Gu. 

50269 8000 

TOB4CC0--ARSEÎIC--DFTF.WIIIIATIOTt/^ ORACCO_-(Jifat,Y^)f^QT

"SMOKE SCREEN: TBBACCO AND TUE PUBLIC WELFW',' CUAPTER 1129-48(1963) 

78 8I AdI Advertising 

S.P. 

and Prornotion 

Ceorge Washington Hill was"ifi:•patriarcb of modern 

"hard scll" cioarcttc advcrtising. His was the flamboyance and 

marketing genius that catapulted Lucky Strike to the first 

position among modern cigarettes. So complete was his identification 

with his product that tobacco plants flourished in 

the garden of his home, and radios in every room bathed him 

in the sound of his own cigarette commercials. When asked 

to assess the impact of advertising upon the growth of cigarette 

consumption, Hill answered: "The impetus of those 

great ads•ertising campaigns ... built the cigarette business... 

:' (Italics are mine.) 

Other early cigarette industry leaders were equally generous' 

in crediting advertising with profound influence upon the 

over-all consumption of cigarettes. S. Clay Williams maintaincd, 

". .. if we were to discontinue advertising of our 

brands ... you would find a sloughing off of the volume of 

0 qeo(tjunjptiyq oWb4jco,grod,Sctsjn Qlat form...." 

Printeis Ink, a magazrne of fh'e avertising industry, several 

years ago nominated advertising as "the one feature 


2240 

Ne ^^8^'{ISfUrint$,a.., 

a^ Smoke screen: tobacco and the public welfare. Enelewood 

C1iRs, N. J., Prentice-IIall 1DG31 

xlv, 151 p. nius. 22 cm. , , 

Bibllogrepblcal retereaces Included In "Appevdlx^: p. 135-734 

L Smoking. 2. Tobacco bablL 1. Title. 


G3-1GG'.3

i` p'M' 

n.°il;^lE.^: !?L: 4SLTI't-CP FOIt U rt ncd 

FL+îOR PETECTxOa,Dy A. H, ^ 

Q, H. Certer•. 

F4iatoetat front 

(19i5) 


Foa] Ta:.lmolu^ 9 5^2 5?5

50269 8004 

^7ianhart_...Alfre -1ej12- jt all 

Smock, Robert Nfumford, 1908- 

Apples and apple products by, R. If. Smock Imld) A. If. 

Ncubert. New York, Interscience Publishers, 1050. 

zrt, 966 p Illua 28 cm. (Etnunmlc crups, v. 2) 

Blblloernphlcalfootuotea. 

1. Apple. I. ICeubert, Alfred Wz, 1>312- ]ulnt nutAnr. 

u. Tltle: Apple proeucts. (Scrles) 


50-0iGI

ORGAN C 

50269 8005 EMBRYOL 

RJ 

250 

Ne 

1981 

LTURE/CELLS--CULTURE/ABNORMALITIES/ SMOKING & HEALTH/ 

GY/TERATOGENS/BIRTH DEFECTS/TISSUE CULTURE (animal)/ 

Culture Techniques 

Applicability for Studies on 

Prenatal Differentiation and Toxicity 

Fifth Symposium on Prenatal bevelopment 

May, 1981, Berlin 

Edited by4MR60orfand H: J. Merker 

With the assistance of J. Klein-Friedrich and R. Kreft 

Walter de Gruyter • Berlin • NewYork 1981 

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50269 8006 

..:1kub+'eu^s:,^.-°^..^*• . 

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iC^S'Onl', 

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P.ep:.:rLi,.'ont e. w.W-.=rG-^^ ^'u:.• -aa a_r1 

a; s3 fian^;.ces l.:r..inLstrr:hiony Pu=v.st 2`r'o- 

A:^^r.tsion Pu:l.Pt YaPar and Yap"rb^crfl 


ÂrT-^îv^^ °i^ 

Pu(3mr und Kosmaika • Kosmnn') and Reinhard Cass

^ 

u N . I^lr&6^' ^ ^^¢ " 

No MePFh arG 1, u-- 

HM /,UC+4A55Ut:CtsH UDER EIt

TS. erNWt!C:KcFt7Ce-MEnioOEN,:FU^1 DEit Ilgm, 0..,^ 

2240 c-llppfJuSGF7Eli`91 NQGêWTTF$.., Glep_. +¢aP: . - d 

w eia{Sod^ ô^r growane cigac tobeceo varieti undc.^ 

sPml-ahadV, cOnditionS• Faf. Only. - In .,:rr•:::,, 

World Tobacco Cangroas, First, Amatordam `'v'r 

WUBLU 'COuACCO C0?lG.4LS5, BIHST, A13.3PER1'AIi • 

NATlr,?I4f. RSYORTS Of, 3-1 COb:1TdL^'.Sy FIti : TF^nT1^-.5 

(SCIt;N4IF1C PAY;.AS)I LIST OF Dza,6CA'f'ES. 

About 1500 pap,es (on hand about 1150 p9ves) 

Fhotostat - In English and Fronch. 

World Tobacco Congresa Arsterdsm 1951 


, DV otf-. 6 r)ri_„r. s 

Sfiwnis, rierbert 

MCUE D32Ee'.GUITIEN AiTF Dl'.t. 

AOIISrONFBASIS ZUCKffi 

(Noa DoLerge.nte Daaod on Sugar) 

Z. 2uckerind. 13 (;io. 8) 461-3 (1963) 


Huller. F. N. 

NEUB EINBLICKF. IN DEN AEt.AUF DER 

IatI3T:J.LISi£ZO;Q 'ViON POL44L•"w'N. by F. H. 

Nuller acd U. Naztin. 

(Nev Ioeighta into the Crystellization 

Plracese of Polyr..ers CpecifLcelly of Polyisocyausta-Rubber.) 

Eolloid-Zaitechrift L71, 119-122 (1950) 


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B^ 

Dn c ff 

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.......-.^J 

ee^cora^ . . ^ 

NY1fS ;i6CTiIiN7SSG UDL1t Dl°. TRTtC3Pf^:?£ D^2 

SALn>;JBX«1TTi:7i 32. VG'iLAUFIC? t•C T'3IU?.;G UE^ 

DTd Ii.^.iALTSSTCFrTs VO:I S.1LVL1 OFl'i.CIFL4LI3 L. 

(Ni etresu123 on brAterpc.7us of soCs lcave3 

32. Pral4aeinary, rcporb on the ecntents of 

Salvia officiwalia L,), 'ay C. 11. 6t3os?:ora , 

and it. 1•.oakw.p 

Hiot'dstut'fnimi''Fhoi•ncio,[itica P.etd flal'setiEO' 

^ 183-86 (Apr31-:?qy 1S5G) 


(1968) ^. ^ 

I eertram, P. 

NCUS N.CTUOD7: ZU7. DLRFKTAUSWERTUhG VON ?LU02GSZEt:Z- 

U3D 1BSG2?iI01:Sf?BSSUt:GEN P01.YCCLISCNSt AF,O: ATL^Q AUJS 

CI1AA1:1TC31WNIEPAPIER 

(Nra lLrlhoae for Teyting of F1eorescenco and Abaurption 

Ncaourcmcnta of Po!.yc;clYc Aro:stScu on 

Chromato8raphic Papcro), by F. Bertreaa, and W. Kobisch 

Cheaz. Zeitung 91 (No. 21) 809-815 (Nov. 5, 1967) 


Y.7C MeF-D-303-74 

50269 8014 

(A NEW METHOD FOR ERTRACTINC NATURAL AROMAS,) 

y^;rê,.oaya^',ethRde:ûr Extri"k71a;f4b7'H51;ilnrc}itH90.resmeno 

YonHpstyn=lw 

dik beschricbcn werden, 

_,•:._.?._..^-^ :-y..,;.e,,..,.,J_.l.•...tix.una3wu,.vr..Fl:nalexd;tlu.n,...,y

I S0269 8015 

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" 

_ _ • ... 

TASTE--TESTINC--FOOD/ 

10 (,/) ^7.^. 3- 33(/97G 

A1c9]rO Mei!"^' i +iMMktE"A'473tfEf{iY4I-r 

spma'ris'dttSfiYlSS^k'xh:t(klS1Kx'eât`rkUtift.'tTiTicYetitk+• 

u,^^{tix^3ttELîSiiCfi1^' itki^t^.I'^rfihd971lrtget^ 

^30:

50269 8016 •` ;•. 

It. J. Rx•y-nolde TaSaceo Co.,. P.eaearch and • 

Pr.o6coi Dceelepêar Deporteea[o, Saience 

Iruomation Divieion 

1^G?L.'i12S C' S"vLUTI6N £cRFhCE3 -- h 

i,:G),r;!;1s0[+ O; Y^t'w4tS, by R. J. Reyuoldo 

,.,.-.j_ .•.,•'xqb4cco.Co.;..Heoaarch.and-Produot:•Daoelopmenr-,---•^r. 

.. ^ ;, Lòpagtliearo,.S4ianceisitorod

.:... 

4 DERsNEL^'s^MIJRHINSitiNDEFES • LANGENSCHEIDT 502e9 eot^ 

zio Ha 

i974 LANGEPiSGfIEIDT* NEW MURET-SAIv'DERS 

EN'LYK^ Of'AmSENCYCLOPEDIC 

46RTERSUQfI ► DICTIONARY .' 

P40WYfOY[M DMD DFVfiCXEN ftRACll 

a.l.sww. 

hawDaLMUn v.s hm.Da0.l..uu 

DEVISCH•ENGLISCH 

Dac... snuo.. 

dANGENSCHEIDT 

OîLL[NDItlMAMDD[LMMI WIGVADtl 

[[a[AaLYe.rt^ns heaDaD.L.NY 

GERMAN-ENGLISH 

DaeNes-.o 

LANGENSCHEIDT 

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>rîi.: 

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(IkN &Aihsoia or I7ipt7.n3 (,nct m=n4-C4tino).), 

by Fo11z 7yya'wuol:i. urxi E..-3o Srni*'^rog. 

Pho''ra; 2nt fco= Axch. I'hwr,uzie 27'^ 5 Jl+ 

(1459)•In Goxûn 


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" ^ ^." ...^ 50269 8020 

^... .^._.. . ._ ^...__ ._._ ^'. _ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET VI Ta,-77 

•' 1(ghilip Norris, New York, N, Y., U. S.) 

A REVIEW OF PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED STUDIES CARRIED OUTAT PHILIP 

MORRIS,INVOLVINC THE USE OF RADIO ISOTOPES IN CIGARETTE RESEARCH. 

*(Neue•Radiocheoische Untersuchungo^.von Cigaretten.)*. 

Tabak Rolloquium, paper, 21 p. (June 6-10, 1977) (in Cerman) 


50269 8021 SMOKING t1ABITS--SHITZERIAND/TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCIIOLOGY/ 

^ _. . - XI -4fe1 79 

S.P, 

. - R.1r CLrSS NO. PPtr!ILET XI Vel-79 s.p. 

:icncr, K. 

(Univ. Zurich, Inst. Soz. Praventivr.:ed., Zurich, 9,:itzerlmid) 

NF-il CPIQEtiIOLOGICAL PI'091-LI:S OF CGiSINPTIO'i OF TOOnccO. 

" (^+8m+^^nk#ê^4aki4e06avt s1es^êvoi kerunqc ) * 

Schweiz. PlmJschau I{ed. (Praxi;) 107R, 1467-1470 (Oct. 3, 1973) - 

In Cennan 


M.othes^ K, • 

Nbne uatersuchunr;en uber dic bic:;vnth-so 

der ellcnlo,da (liecent incastigatinns with 

sUc3loid plsnts). Aopar glven at the ^^;as-:^^,• 

1934 maetinn, of the (\rtsrhen QnU115c:78it :_. 

Aranorpflxo•aeaforschang und -tharapie. 

R^print frome P,y,x,i,rbt'm dyr neutci,tgq 

Ftotqn:Adtnn Gest).1scG^ft 57,3 papem, (1954 ^ - 

publisand Jcly 1^5). 


!_ 

; 50269 8023 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 73 XI Fo,-76 s.p. 

73'XI Foi71ritish American Tobacco Company, Hamburg, Ger. 

BAT INTRODUCED A NEW CIGARETTE HAUS BERGMANN SELECTA". 

. . *(NBy^B,^SJd'H^SYxBeYg'Ria4i3:Selecta':,)*"^= - 

Brltish American Tobacco Co., News Release, 2 p. Hamburg, Ge 

(Feb. 1976) (in German with English abstract) 

*Abatr. in: A+1 Newsletter 1976, p. 13-14 (Feb. 2, 1976)* 

After' the introduction of "Faitwwind" by Reemtsma and "SL" by Martin Brinkmann, 

BAT brought out a new super-light cigarette,"Haus Bergmann Sclecta". The 

cigarette has a specially developed combination filter consisting of two filter 

plugs mede of cellulose and cellulose acetate and a middle chamber filled with 

activated charcoal. The cigarette delivers 0.3mg nicotine and 7mg condensate 

per cigarette and belongs to the "nicotine-poor in smoke" cigarettes which 

control a 28% market share in Germany. .,.- 

- - '-^,. - - 

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N 

N 

75 X Mal TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY/SMORING HABITS--RELINCUISHISG/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--RELINQUISHING/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PILMPIiLET 75 X Mal 

Mantek, M.; Erben, R. 

(Univ. Berlin; Univ. Munster, Bonn, Cer.) 

SMOKING CESSATION - RESULTS OF NEW APPROACHES IN BEHAVIOR - TIIEûIPY. 

•,(^y^^yyp^BduchdKeG'duEek:Yrshak[eastpqFaP_1eG ) x 

Int. Jour. Health 17 (No. 4) 274-79 (1971Q (in German with English 

abstract) A comparison of personal therapy with the therapy by mail has clearly 

shown that the former has an advantage over the latter at the beginning of the test 

period. T^Li_effectiveness of the therapy by mail increased with treatment period 

and approached the level of personal therapy in prolonged treatnent. Ob:ervations 

made so far indicate that the treatment by mail can be a simple and effective 

method for the treatment of large groups. 

*1975, No. 5, W 1615* *d* 

Tobeco mediclnc: 

--,.--0,74_0_0.,..n_0..0_-¢-3._44.__ 


74 XRII F.e-74 

710 

H. NirLoFîf ilnscimt iiir LsocnsmiuckhrnicderUniv

a4'T'f^'.'^ 

^r^r 

Rarth, liel.nut 

NEUE WE6E [UR EN7STAUlU96 111 DER 

tABAKTNDUBTRIE 

(N`y,. Uuet RiL^.OVd1: 'f2t),069 ^1n'06 ' '- ' ` • • 

TobacCO IrMastxp)" .. . . . . ...... . ... 

Uascer Lufc 'sctr3eb. 12 (ao. 4) 

209-21: (1969) In cernrnan with 

I:n,^,1ish Abntrnct 


_ .. .. ' ..._ .. . • . ' .. ..__.. . ._._.I 50269 8027 - 

XR NeF-lI-71I-73 NEV WAYS TO IM.PROI'E ADHESION:ELECTRONIC ADIIESION PRE-TREAT2IEYT 

OF ALUIIINUM FOIL.. 

Transletion No. 73-10415-11A (1971) S pp. 

Translation No. 1005 

.PaDior : Ev-sto°5-7a:;=So:=rr 

. (4). 62 - 63, 4r. 1971 

THE BRITIS): ALUCIIVUH C04(PA;;C LIMITED, GROUP TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, 

GIALFONT TICHNOLOGICAL CENTRE, CERRAP.DS CROSS, EUCKS. 


1 50269 8028 

78 XI Ad-80 

S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PANPNLET 78 XI Ad-80 

MetiMATORY AND VOLLtiTARY CIGARETTE ADVIiRTISING RESTRICTIONS IN 

SIITZERLAIND. 

*("Yto bleibt die Selbsqcontrolle der Reklaneverbaende7")* 

Neue Zuercher Zeitung, 1980, p. not given, (Jan. 25, 1980) - in Cctrnan. 


50269 8029 

, " êna,„oG^ - ^lJ.m,x.»,e. -^^• ^ ^P^ ^ -^ 9-• 3 d3^/91^^ •' .. . ^^-^Q^ 

1_^G.//tl,^cA^^• 

DK 530.H 671.1.0f1 ' \ ^ ^ 

^^,Cew. 

^^^ g^JG, .. ,. . Y,^7[ay^.^ ^ w^y,t_• ^ 

• 2..

50269 8030 

h`fc^ ^f^• q/ari ,,•7r-,^#.!.Z Cc)•^î-aa4^/9c'^ 

IEITSCHRIFT FUR ENERGIETICHNIK UND ENERGIFWIRTSCHAFT P^' w R 

Grenmfoff•W6rme•Kraft 8d.14 Nr.6 Seite261bis308 S.Juni1962 gRENNSTOFF•W)YRME•lCRAFT 

' DK S76.71:621.f 013:661.1< 

Neueu.Zu>w#andsg/eicfir►rt^^Ffif"W^^ffl^5F""" 

'nnMS^SihOekslskt^6)t'^'Ihrerl/eYwend.vng ln.el^c en_Rarhannn(oasn 

Yon F. Mnyingerr E. SchmJdl und H. Trat:r M6nchen•) 

, E< rerdn n

abstract) 

RJR CLASS NO. PAAO'flLET 75 VII Or 50269 8031 

Orbeck, K. ` 

(Landesanstalt Tnbakbau Tabakforsch., Forchhr.im Kar].sruhe, Cer.) 

A NEW CUAPTER IN TNE TECIINICAL DEVELOP'^NT OF TOCCO NARVESTING. 

Deutsch. Tabakbau 54 (No. 19) 151-54 (1974) (in Cerman with English 

0 4 0 0 0 U 0.4 3 S 0 


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N# RJR TRAKSi.ATION 

RJR CLl.SS NO. 1'Rti

• , . i` 50269 8033 

. 

• 

73 XI F01711 

S.P. -.^_-RJR CLASS NO. PPM'IILCT 73 XI Fol 79 s.p. 

Brinkrwnn AC, Gernany 

RRIId671A7R ELECTS A VC4! CIIAIR:N,\ OF THE BOARD. 

(NZtScT^tô'P^La7^db^bf^sift,etid^j''^.liei;r^llrinktainr(N 

IIrinkmann A(:, i:ews Release, Cermany (1979) - in German. 

*Ahstr. in:Yereinirte Sii-^tschaftsdienste Gmh}l, 1979, (No. 195/79) 

(Nov. 17, 1979)* . . 

The Board of. Directors elected Henry Giudice chairmnn of the IIoard at the 

board meetinF on }lovember 15, 1979. Ile will asslunR the chairmanship on 

Dec. 1, 1979 and his rennonsibilitios will i.nclude•mar::eting of ciârette^ 

and tobacco nurchnnc for the donestic rarket. Peter Preiherr von 

Enzberg, who was responsible for tobacco purchase and cigarette mar!!etinF 

of the domestic ourket will ossume similar responsibilities for the -.: 

foreign market. 

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•z*,r^^npr.t! .tr.t'tl2a;i 

C^-'a hTug aacJ^ ^`6^ r?OZ " F.^; ^Y,i 

• va^^t ^:â3 


L'1^ Tu:r.c•ZcS^s'+; 

?!8 Fr::Oi uV CG"s3'LiiS [sr.^^T^ 

49 no 9 ptashe Z4'y7 

IIYa 9'e.D%!c-7sitnrg Fialno, Goa%wrg 

Sc;`2ia: an r 12e^p Fi-emchp Gotcma, 

I4.r.2

50269 8036 

8I 

Sp Haua Neuerburg. 

o4n0n0 Q43SS 

DIE GROSSEN VIER. 

(The German Cigarette Industry - The Big 

Four.) 

Der Spiegel 1960 (No. 19) 29-32 (1960) - 

German origi nal and complete English translation. 


, 

GERaA4Y--CICA_4ETTES--ANNUFACTURE AND TRADE/CIGARETTF.S--GERMAHY/TOBACCO--GERDfAN7f/ 

RI Co -75 

1 

S.P. • 

CIGARETTES--MARUFACTU81: AND TRALE--GERHM`lY/ 

lHau6^^,uezburk'"G°mSYf, coingnc, Germnny 

CIGARETTE SALES FOR GERMAN MARKET 1961-1974.. - 

. , 

^ 50269 8037 

^.._ ._. .. 

. 

i ^ 


XI Col 75 

S.Y. 

CIGARETTES--NICOTINE FREE/ . l 50269 8038 

NM441eu0ikurg, Cologne, Cer. 

CIGARETTES ARE GETTING "MILDER". NAUS NEUERBURG INTRODUCES A"NICOTINE- 

FREF." BRAND, "REYNOLI)S NO. 1." 

*(Zigaretten inmer "leichtei" Neuerburg fuhrt die "nikotinfrcie" Narke 

"Reynolds No. 1" ein.)* 

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 1975, 1 p. (Feb. 6, 1975) (in 

German - complete English translation available) 

*1975, No. 4, N 1204* *d* 

Tobacco economics (med!cine): 


^-Co^ 71^_ - - '--- -- 

ilid CLASS NO. YAMPHLET %I Col-75 

1 S. n, j^jjliir:fjgQlYlf6f^ tieititf; Colo£,ne, Ger. 

CONFID:-:NTIAL REPOST ON THE SAi.E OF RAUS NEUL'RGURGRJR CIGARETTES IN Rr'.ST 

CER.'4ANY, COMPARED WITH COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS, 1961-74. -Tables, 

Haus Neuerburg, Confidential report, 6 p. (1974) (1n English) 


---

TOBACCO--N:COTINE FREE/HAUS NEUERBURC/REYNOLDS NO. 1/ 

50269 8040 

---PJR CLASS N0. PAPH'HLET XI Col-75 s.p. 

XI Col-75 Stacker, D. 

*(no affil.)* 

THE FIRST NICOTINE-FREE CICARETTE HAS BEEN D£VELOP£D. ONLY 0.1x OF THE 

HAR?DVL COMPONENTS IN TOBACCO. 

Kolner Stadt Anzeiger 1975 (No. 31) p. not given (Feb. 6, 1975) 

(in German - complete.Eob3ish translation available) 

*1975, No. 3, N 974:* *d* 

Tobacco medicine (economics); 

0 4 0.0 0 0 0 4 3 S 9 


73 XI Po-76.,, .._TOBAC^fL, GEffi!Ah'Y/ To1sACCO-.-MANDfACTDttE AND TRADE 

PdR CLASS NO PAMPHLET 73 xI F. - 76 

'W- us t;euerborg r,mhll;: C,oloone, Gernany 

THE GER!71!I CIC;RI:TTE !1ARKcT IH 1975. 

R(Der Deutsche liry7 rettenmarkt, 1975.) 

1 ) 

^, !iaus aeuerburg, C,mbH, Confid."=`port, 83 p. (1975) - in German 

} Also includes information on cownarative marY.et share for orecedinq years 

(through 1965), urojections for co:ainq years (1978), separate aaaiyses for new brands 

and laraest selling brands, sor^ information on tar and nicotine values of selected 

brands, infornatinn on cinarotte types (regular cigarettes, filter-tin cinarettes, 

low-tar ciqarettes, etc.), and consumption by age, sex, etc., information on 

advertising exnenditures, and informatinn on distribution and sales of various 

brands by type of retail outlets, etc. 

0 4.nanc1 1) .4 3::, 


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TOHhCC0--9ZC0^.'II;E--'LIT1:::fST?.L^. DE:2R?IITATIO\/ 

74 VI !le HICO ITT16TYP11IhATIO^^^71T^Y.^T*IPTÎ^^^^ 50269 .8042 

: }{!•''T,h""- 

--.^ 

,. 

-e4.^-^*.e .. r-.^ - . c.,. . ' , . . ,. . ,.. . . . . . - 

^ - - 11-IR Cl.ASS NO. YA.èEZ.LT 74 VI Ne 

,HBVifiêt(EY6u1'R:`"Colo^ne, Cer. 

21ICOTI::E D:TER`4NATI0`7 IN TOBACCO (PICRATE -iT80D) 

•(aikutinbestisnung in Tabak (Pikrat-Hethod-)• 

Haus Neuerburg, Colo;.ne, C.er. 2 p. (Apr. 9. 1974) (in Gernan - 

complete English translation a•:aileble). 


,

' ^ ^• 50269 0043 

....-..,.._.,_..__ _... _. .___._.._...:...-._ .............. ..... ._- _. ^.,.,., _..._. ...^.... _.__ _., ... .... 

xa•.m•tvr.._rr!^;},+Al. 'rd0:1 i.3iSG:,G: 

7 73 lY. c:e 1.i.AGCP- ::ICO:'I:;ti--., 

. rA::eu:.r.x ?; )x t;c 

II::os ^cne:tocr C:nht'w Co?a;ne, Caar;::y 

RT.I'1C12 G}' l'^^V T';:T?:IS 0`; 1T_JCAL •Gi 1011t7CiIU.i Or' \iC071S}: IN T03hCGo. 

liaus 5en^courg Guc;t!, Internal Report, 9 p., Cologne, Ge:. (Sept. 7F, 

)972) (in 6erauh) 

In rdditJor.to very brief curma:ies of the patents deftned, commcnts on 

their technical avalu::tioi by Haus 1;euerbur0 staff ar^ included. Copies of ell 

these Cernsn pxtents are either on hand or are on ordar. 

*Keywords:* nicotine, cured, constituent. 

1--1973, ?!o. 74, W 5752* A1mt 

Tobacr.n :-a,ainccurr.(r•,adicine): 


-50269 8044 

PJ R CLASS NO. PAFH'6LET XI Col-75 s.p. 

• tf>^yêx;^R$'rlCal^^Ger. 

GEtUWd CIGARETTE FIABILET SI\Cti 1961. - TABLES OF.^SALF , SHARE OF MARI(F:T, ETC. 

- Table. 

-..W' 

Ilaus Neuerburg, GFL3H 1975. 6 p. (1975) (in English) 

*1975, No. 9, W 3261* *d* 

Tobacco economics: 

0 4 n Q n n 0 4 3 63 

. `` 


RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET XI Co 1-75 s.p. 

50269 8045 2N1GWfflWMn0WBR1Col0gne, West Cer. 

GERMAN CIGARETTE MARKET DEVELOPMENT SINCE 1961 - UPDATE THROUCH 

SEPTEMBER 1975. - Table. 

Naus Neuerberg, Oologne, West. Cer., 6 p. (1975) (in English) 

.0 4 0 0. 0 0 0 4 36 4 


50269 8046 ^ • • . ^.^ • ^ ^' ^ 

. ,.. --. _ .•• y 

TOBACCO--GERAWNY/ 

73 XI Fo1-77 RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 73 XI Fol-77 s.p. 

S.P. 

i• Lebensmittel Zeitung / . . 

INTERVIEW WITH CEORG F.tROSENBAUER, NEW GENERAL MANAGER OF UAUSINEUERBURG. 

•(CeorgF. Rosenbauer ga sein Debut als neueYdlaus Neuerburg-Ceschaftsfuh. 

cer.)* 

Lebensmittel-Zei'tung 49 (No. 3) 44 (Dec. 1976) (in German with English 

summary). . . . . . . . -. 

^^ - An analysis of the market position of liaus Neuerburgnov -- within the 

German cigarette market, after occasion of the appointmentof Mr. Rosenbauer. 

RJR brand market shares and total production expected. etc. with reference to 

German cigarette narket. 

0 4 Q, 0 0 0 0 4 36 5 


X

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 6 b 

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r+^F..-f.^

50269 8048 

t 

RJR CLASS NO. PAM1'HLET 73 XI Fo -77 s p 

13 XI Fo1 77 l^!NdC^^t C.07og>ta^&c^. era THE PERFORMANCE OF IIAUS NEUERIIURG NAS STRONG IN 1976. 

1 . 

*(Haus Neuerburg holt kraftig auf. Semuhen um den Markt fur leichte 

Zigaretten.)* Haus Neuerburg, News Release. Cologne, Ger. (Nov. 1976) (in English) 

*Abstr. in: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 1976 (No. 268) p. not given 

(Nov. 27. 1976)* 

Cigarette sales of Haus Neuerburg increased to 5.67 billion units in 

the first 10 months of 1976. This is again of 12.3% over the same period of 197". 

The overall gain by the entire industry for this period was only 3.2%. 


CICARETTES--FILTERS/TOIIACCO--SlIORE--FILTRATION/ 

50269 8049 

76 VIII Jo.^ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAt7PHLET 76 VIII Joi, 

Jodl, R. 

'Cologne, Cer,) - - - 

REVIF.a OFCTCARFTTE FILTERS, THEIR PROPERTIES AND APPLICATION, 

•(Wersicht uber Zigarettenfilter, ihren Eigenschaften und Anvendungen.)k 

Haus Neuerburg, Confidential Internal Report, 36 p., Cologne, Ccr. (1976) 

(in Cerman with (RJR prepared) English translatio$, 

The filtration of smoke can be condccted by physieal end chenfcal methoda 

or e combinacfon of both. The physfcal method fnvolves the utllfeatfon of filters 

mnde of ftbern, 6renulated naterfal or foened material, as well as the applfcatfoo 

of the fmpeet prfnefple and dflutfon of snoke with efr. The chenieal method 

Snvolvee the renctfon of chewScal compovnda with eertafn smoke components and a 

^ more or Sevs eelectfve r nvnl of eueh components..^' 


' 

74 SII NE ^^1INE--DCTEC.TfINATIO;I--TITRIlSETRIC/ ^ - ^Ì 

:1 - . ItJR VL. JJ .V. 1'lMICIILG• /Y ..aa /YC 

- ^F7t1f^Y^^Col.ngrte, Cer. 

SIdORINC OF CICARETTI:S LABELLED "NICOTINE POOR IN SlK1ICF„" 

*(Abrauchcn von Zigaretcen, die als 'nikotinarm it Rauch" bezeichnct sicd.) 

Raus Ncucrburg, 2 p. (Dec. 14, 1970) (in Ccrman - eomplete English 

translet3on available) 

.*Keywords:* nicotine, caoke, constituent.. 


0 ts1, 00 .u0 ue.0 

a+F aYl )o )[•V Yvo»r NI n) aa{[+ayìa)la.a aYl Ii^ aâia.l[tl 

Ta++i •Ylana aaR l/an va)llYa COt Je » nt)) atfr+ ayl PaVaa.a pa.aq a»a+f{a 

Nl 'CL{T J. P. .VI Ft ln)raa»n. 114)3Y aen IaquanoY ot „N• allaaai)al 

)e nol»npeaaut N) 'CIC6t vt willlY S•OI) •» aaa+Yta ua{Inq C•ot +r ( RRi 

•t )i1 aotCliu 90l) AO aettlta 969 aaon vaJaa ryr »;ara a/l.aaa) a4l vl RuNma^ 

Na 1• ++l+a triel 'Fve ' anqaanaY^Y- ___. _ .'•. :. 

. . - 

' 

' 

•(9161 'S 'acH) uael8 7on d•9L6I BunqlaZ-Ta»Tmsuaqaq :vI Z7sqVa -•':- : ^ 

. . • , (Fisucuns qsITBuH paxedaxd 

8fH tmn ucuuao uI) (916T)'230 681nqmeH YaseuTay enaN RBanqaanaH sneH 

•• 'y(•uapala;nz SC6T 7Iu 7sI 8anqxanaH sneH)lt 

'SL6T NI SS3KISOH SZI HSIM QSI3SIZVS SI JHfiU1t3f13N SIIVH 

•3a•J::^$^nQ^RS_as.p a_s^4`::t0-il^ 

a 

•d s 9(-To3 I% CL Z39HA•lYd ON SSY10 itf11 

LSOS 69Z0S I• . 


50269 8052 

XI 

Ze Haue Neuerburg--Cigarette sales. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 43 7 ( 

Zeidler, S. K. 

BLAUER DUNST STABK KONZENTRIERT. DIE 

MARKTANTEILE DER ZIGARETTENHERSTELLER WERDEN 

ABGESTECKT - NUR WENIGE KAPITALSTARKE 

PRODUZENTEN. 

(Heavily concentrated blue smoke. Competition 

for the market shares by the (West German) 

cigarette manufacturers - only a few producers 

with sufficient capital strength.) 

Der Volkawirt 1960 (No. 20) 914-16 (May 14, 

1960) - In German with complete English 

translation. 


50269 8053 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMI'HLET 73 XI Fol-77 s.p. • 

3 XI Foi 77 liaus Neuerburg, Cologne, Cer. 

S.P.: THE PERFORMANCE OF IIAUS NEOERSURG WAS STRONG IN 1976. 

Haus Neuerburg, News Release, Cologne, Cer.(Nov. 1976) (in English) 

} *Abstr. in. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 1976 (No. 268) p. not given 

(Nov. 27, 1976)* • 

Cigarette sales of Haus Neuerburg increased to 5.67 billion units in 

the first 10 months of 1976. This is a-gain of 12.3% over the same period of 197-,. 

The overall gain by the entire industry for this period was•only 3.2%. 

e„ . .. . . , , . , . . 


A

Raus Neuerburg, Hamburg, Car. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAT>PHLET 73 XI Fol-76 s:p. 

,*(Haus Neuerburg ist mit 1975 zufrieden.)* 

Haus Neuerburg, Nevs Release, Hamburg, Cer.(1976) (in German with RJR 

^prepared English surtm(ary)'. . . 

)': -..„ *Abstr. in: Lebensmittel-Zeitung 1976, p. not given (Mar. 5, 1976)* 

el. te tonct.a. t.eTf371 1. 

-'.Vft..6 eh. Sr... dlt[leultlu

. 

-_ 

50269 8055 

Aaus Neuerburgr Hamburgr Ger< 

RJR CLASS NO. PA.*iPHLET 73 XI Fol-76 s:p< 

'r. 

^. . HAUS NEUERBURG IS SATISFIED WITN ITS BUSINESS IN 1975. 

!(Ns^sêwrhtlqifâee^-127Siyf.Stg&1►at Haus Neuerburgp Nevs Release, Hamburgp Cer.(1976) (in Cerman with RJR 

prepared English summary)- - ' -. -' . . ." • 

F'- . kAbatr< ini Lebensmittel-Zeitung 1976pp. not given (Mar. 5, 1976)* 

. . û.. x.ve.e_vra. nt

.I 50269 8056 

\ . 

SNOKINC RABITS--RELINQI'ISHI"TG/TOBACCO--C*fOKH--FTLTRATION/ 

. 

. 

77, X Nel SMOKINC flABITS--RELINQUISHING/ RJR CLASS NO, pA:1PNLET 77 X HeI 

1tAV ue a ^ ê3'în1i11^-;15'qxj,ip;',Cerj^ 

DATA,OBTAINED AT TIIE NAUS NEUL'RBURC LABORATORY WITH A NEW GER.ÌAN CIGARETTE 

IIOLDER, BASED ESSENTIALLY ON AIR-DILUTION. 

N'(AID-4-Spitzen.)* 

Haus Neuerbur g Internal re p ort a 1 p,(Pfar. 3, 1976) (in Cerman with 

English trailslation) . . . 

^ . ' *Keywords:* moisture, smoke, constituent; 

_ nicotine, smoke, constituent; 

condensate, smoke, constituent. 

Abatrect: The trade - ofthe filfer ia 'Rm 4" - German advertiser 

elafma that this uae developed !n the Voited Statee by Fltclson Laboretorles,Inc. 

Nev Yotk. ' 

The ad roporta foor diffc[ent cigeretta holdera, shoving the folloving resolts: 

Phase it nicotine and ter is being rcdoced It,, the cigarette smoke by o e third. 

Pilase 2: Nov tarnnd nicotfne .+ alrcady reduced by 605, you feel better and 

Phase 

oCten the " mokers cough°xis reduced. 

In this phnse you will notice that you n muking Into vithout speefal 

4rr rir^^7-^ S- 


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. . ^ ^ 

- * 

- . 

. 

{ VII CoA2-75 

50269 8057 g,lR CLASS NO. P!tiMPHLETVII (,0/'.2-75 s.p. 

S.P. Reif, 11. 

(Austria Tabakwerke AC, Austr.) 

^ • -^ 

NEW F'UHICATIOY M4THODS FOR TOBACCO. 

Tabak Aolloquim, 12 p. (1974) (in Cernan) 

(^9Rgas^mgs^restsbrcrtâl"wEttlÊbtlN$^lf^33Kaks )x 

,., 

*Keyowrds:* phosphine, tobacco, additive; -. 

• ethylene oxide, tobacco, additive. 

Of the many fumigation methods which are on the market, two are used 

more than the others. This paper is concerned with funigation with phosphine 

_ which is generated from aluminum phosphide tablets and with ethylene-oxide (T-gas) 

which can be used either for fumigation or denicotiaization depending on dosage. 


50269 8058 

^r-^-- R.iR CL1S5 Y0. PAÌl'NLET Il VI So --' ^ i 

f Klln:tsch. H.-J. 

(Forschuagslnsti[ut CSgaretteninLus[r1a, Ilanburg, Ccr.) 

A NEF CRRO:UTOGRAPIIIC ?RTIIOD FDR PREPARATM FRAC)IO:IATION OF CIGAR:TIL 4 

SNORE CONDF.:iSATE 70(. DIOLGGICAL EISLRI`ff\TS. jl 

•(r.....• New•H'akMeniceung 

. 2'YaiMSeleg-•• r ••ly^.)• 

Tobacco Cher,. Rec. Cont., 25th, peper, Louisvilla, %y. (Oct. 6-8, 1971) 

(in Cernen with Ennlish abstiaot) 

A1971. No. 21. V 9223- elma 

; . toDaeto he:ai6tryf_' 

0-4 n 0 n ooA 3 7 7 


T-j

11 

^ Sa4 

R$. F^TNIGKWNGEI^^ Ifi DEIC 6A9 ^CHMMATC81GPX1`î.T]N^ 

^sâ^$1^5G6HCtl^ff^Jfil !^' ROMI1 6^HER 

t:r.et:Nt: 2^ :i :: Luarc r.a ^rx r. scnyrn; :n- 

CRAVStf.F: IC: i SVFi."CÔSia1Pt7 *(r'1P.Y..°.':'iIC^R 

ABO*tA?TSCN.FR wqriLY.NtaASSP1RS4OPFT. StNp 

(New Eeye:oVmaata in Cas (rnreTato:,raphy and 

Speetroseopy of Volyeyclic Nydre,carnona and 

I2etero^;ciics.) by vu^ flana llietrtch Sr,ucr'.cn^ 

and Maatailllaa Zander 


50269 8060 

7rr; K,O 

$L^'et^^^t^svlc'rttc^n^tt'aut^detn Geb.«t;de4^GeCû.r^hs,^.-; 

eJ 

C 

Von L'rkh Klein' 

Art.r den Forschungslnborolorien der Drogoco, Holsm!nden 

Es wlyd elne Obersldtt gegeben fiber dte slurmischen Fortsrhrille der C.`..^r•.,ie de: Gc• 

ruâ• und Aromostolie in den Jeiclen JO Juhren. Besnndere BeruckaicSnpung /uncen d 

bel Jie aehr wid:tigen, erst in alferneuesfer Zeit erslcllen Ergebnisse aui dem Gebiefe 

der helcrocyNischen Arommior/e 

A revlew of the rapid progrcss at the olemistry of Bavor andlragronre maferiels dadr.g 

the laal ten ycon is given. porlicular considcration wcrc When at the highly imporlant 

rewlls in the Beld o1 helerncyclic Bavor•maleriala whirh have been uaveved in very 

receqf flmn.... , , - 

I 

_l. lanlellung • 

. -- ^ pen Jahrhunderls, die Stherisrfien Ole. Riulen- un•, 

'-'""------- . GewOraextrakte sowfe einige animufiuhe Absande- 

n A 

- ----unupq,37u 


°^' I' ,•^^7.+^:yr}i' 

i?" Y ;` ^ i:.K i 

LickSnG. F. 

l:ERFÊ k.^SESS^f'.+ISSE AUP DEH CEBIEYE IAFYt 

8MI^^CiU:ZC-EP7 Z4fISCSrw"'7 FAL07B$RO,YCHITdS (T.iD 

L'':cMMlIAL.^!1E8S. 

(t.cceat F! f4ings on thQ Relatfonoh9p Bebateq 

.. -^`S:iîEezn•Dror.eHieie.and,8ôapkig#;;Cggc¢r.),;,:.:,.., _ .,,.,.. 

..Ye'rf^^T^:° 8evlc ^ Ges::^ Inn. .Hed.A--2p:.121 t2S.. (1956}.: .: ., .:' 


Iirennecke, Grnn, 199'- 

Neuero tnn^nalytisclLe 1lethoden, von I7. 13ronnxke Ict 

al.t 3. utntieurb. u. erwciterte AuN. Stuttgart, F. Enke, 

1951. 

34T p. Ilcta. 2.5 cm. (Dlo ChemiscRc Annlyse, Bd. 33) 

1. Volumetrtc nnntyele. c Titia 

QD75.C5 13d. 33 1951 545.5 53-80500 rev j 


50269 8063 . - - U - , 

QI) 

Die Chemle. 

261 Tcuers Dlethoden der praparutiven organischen Chemie. 

c tEine Reihe von Fortachrittsberichtenl Berlin, Verlag 

1949 

Chemie, l*M- Iwy 

1 r. tuei 21 am. 

onderdruck nus dte Chende (11140> ... p917> ... pfH2J Iter 

neFSey2heu rolu Vere7n Deut.vcher Chemlker. lteduktiou: be. W 

Foc^ry^. ' 

, ,.+d.rr": ^ YneludesDl^lio^rPPh1^ ,::^ .r. .. - r . . .•.•.^.'.-• • .. .. . 

1. Chemistrp, CrCnaltiSynthesla r. Vereln Deutecher Chemleer 

L. Title. / 

(,1p2G4.C40. ^ 547 45-113;r4 rev' 

Llbraq• of Cougress tn19c1r 


- -- ESSMCS AND ESSEdTIAL OILS==ANALYSIS/ 

50269 8064 --• ^ 

73 II Sc P2aaa Med. 23(2) 1.32-144 & English summary (1973) 

HBL 1RFOR?fATIOP. ABOUT QUALTTY }:VALDATION OF CAMOTIILE FL01!ERS AND OIL. 

Part 2. QUANITA7IVE EVALUATION OF T71E ESSENTIAL OIL IN FLORES CHAMOMILLAH. 

St2ARATION OF Ca^Llf:RCIAI. CAMOMILE INTO 4 OR 5 CHP.MICAL 1RPCS. 

Tea 2:' ûalitativci curtcilunr d:a ii::.cri:c:rn Oics in Flores Chamontillaa. 

Auficilung der 13and4skammillcn in vier bzw. fiinf chemisdhe Typen. , 

Von.licinz Schilcher 

Strnimary : 

The drug Flozes Chamomillacy respcctivcly its oiIeatt be diffcrcnciated in 4 

ehcmkal types b:sed on the occurrence of (-)-a-bisabolol, a-bisabolol oxyd A and 

= a sccond isomrreof bisoi,olol-oxyd.'1vo of these isoincres could get isolatcd, the 

_...._...._ .,. ......,....^... ,^ ^.^......^ uy. ^ 

.. . _ _ • .: -:.. 

.. 

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3 

1.

\ 

50269 

^^ . . . 8065 1 .. r ." 

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., .... . . , 

lll 

. 

. . ^ aS r/72GC^ ^-â,_. 

I'll-. 

8 9^3 3^ SGvJ >73! 

and T

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•- 

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` 50269.8066 

74 III Hi Mesp.technik (Brunswick) 79 247-253(1471)r 

FLR INFP.ARED FOURIER SPECTROPHOTONETER WITII BUILT IN "REAL TIME" DATA 

PBOCESSING SYSTEM. '-^ 

MINN 

k.C.Milward,C.IrslinpereundH.LOSSau 

0.tittcltunp sus der Fa. Potytec GmbFl t Ca, GrimveltersbarAnGrlsruM und dem Mas-Ptanc*•tnsptut hlr FestkBrperlowtAUnp, 

7M aeliele descrlbn a new Far Infnrcd Fovrier Speclroerler 

and ' eal-timr' data pwcessing systen, .rhich It., 

been dereloped lor nmine rl•e+eroceopy in the ]o-loonan-s 

ryeceral rrglon. The insuument h.s been aulumated wberever - 

ymsible (or 'saolprool- oprrction, and provides adequ+tee 

facilities alsa for routme physical and dirmlcal speclroscopY, 

ind tnure diversr studies. Some typical applicalions o( Far- 

Iolnreed Feurier spectroscopy are appended. 

. ." " ' mi6ig spektroskopisdte Umersu

Ph0 Cnsta3i.bn kucta I.`.d. 

NBU'e CFS7t.:1ILNS SUR DIX SO'1T AU COUCAh°r 

DU YRUBi.EI'iB DE LA CICAkHTTS. 

(9 out of 10 Ca.nr.d4an3 are infotmed on the 

cignrotto emoking - health controvzray) 

(C3a.:da, M±nict:y of Hationcl Hea1Li, nevs 

releaoe, Ottevn, Cenada, Oct. 1:65) 


50269 8068 

73 III Re1-7OLNERGY CONSUMPTION IN NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURING 

S. P. 

O4,0 0 ^?004387 


Assistant Professor of Economics 

University of North Carolina at Greensboro 

James M. Watts 

Assistant Professor of Economics 

University of North Carolina at Greensboro 

May 1978

Culacic!.d by Sidney P. 

Colnîck and h"athan O. FA1Is;i. Now York, 

RCIIC1CidiC Prnsa, 1955- 


. 

. 

- ' 

50269 80701-^ 

E ro• . 1 n-1 '^ -Y ^"^ i1 1- 

MW.aOHi NO. 

EPA 360/6-77-033 

2. . R^GI N 5 cc:bSJ/^^N.V^^- 

►' 

i.e^ ^ 

ZTIrLEANOSVBTITIE S.REPORTDATE 

Narket Input/Output Studies - , 

October 1977 

/E /Task I 

Y^Vinylidene Chloride 

S.PERFORMINGORGANIZATIONCODE 

- 

V I . ^'- 

7. ..TNORI51 

. PERFORMING ORGAN12ATION REPORTN 

^^'gnnq^4eufEi9, Marcus Sittenfield (Marcus Sittenfield AAI 2378/2379-101-FR-1 

1.znd Associates), Kathryn F. Wolk and Robert E. Boyd ' 

^3.PEHFOnMINGOFlGANIZATIONNAMEANDAOOHEES 

AUiRBACH Associates, Inc. (AAI) 

IO.PAOGRAMEEEMkNT 0. 

121 2torth Broad Street il. N RACT/ i},-%WT-MS. ' 

Phaadeiphia; Pa. 19107 

EPA 68-01-1996 

13. SPONSORING AGENCV NAME AND AOORE55 Lg4 

iG. TYPE Oi RE/OHT ANO PERI00 GOVERE 

. . 

Office of Toxic Substances 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

' 1{.SPONSONING AGENCVCODE 

'lashington, D.C. 20460 

Recent repor[s of the possible carcinogenic properties of 

vinylidene chloride, because of structural similarity to vinyl chloride, 

'- 

pro-ptad this investigation. This report views the chemical and 

ph7si;a1 properties of vinylidene chloride (VDC) and its important derivitives and 

polymers. 

. . . . . 

A detailed discussion of 

. 

the manufacturing process,including sites, new 

_ . _ p• 

0 4 0 A•(1 O 0 


si.cra.r^^Y:.![a5a....^.ueY• t-b i^..:i 

. 

• 

TP 

370 

So 

2C. 

1{CO^W^y.jIs4Ê^tiMtb:a ► 

sozc9 9 o77 J 

: r w Solma. J. . • . . . . 

P.f•ONd Ul?0 GCSCLR:A=98TOPÊ IN 

LE5SHS:tiTTT:LN 

(Ar^:= and pleror EaDat^cne in Toodatuffo). 

u^• .. :,;n,e and R. i:xukos; 

1967 

Porater-9arlag 

oannn(3o43 4.i^ 


288 Pagee 

Saitserlan0 

. .

' NB^L ICR IlNESTIGATIC:S 04 T.flC DE6?Ai3T'7ti OF 

PL'CSIC SUDSTA.`CCS 

Deut. i.ebonem.-f^.i..4cch:a: 61 (c.. 2) 35-34 

(19L5) 


74 R Sn 74 16ACC0- S17ITT ILJOND/ 

.., ----'.e.,.*-..,. . .. ,......•.,_.,.r:,.,.,^.,e-..^-.,..t..,r,a.a.,... .^-v^.^.-^r••1,-.:\ . 

50269 8073 ^ 

. . . ' 

RJR CLASo ,IO. PALTHL1iT j77.X Sm- 74 

. • . t: 

Switzerland Federal Service Public Hygiene, Lausanne, Switz. 

LESS HARNFUL CICARETTE STUDIED IN LAUSA,WE. 

. Switzerland Fed. Serv. Pub. flyg„ News Release, Lausanne, Switz. (1974) 

(in English) 

- • 

. 

. - *Abstr, in: Smoking Health Synopsis (London) 1974 1-2 (Nov. 13, 1974)* 

*There is a general agreement that the claims made by X re 

totally unfounded.)* 


50269 8074 ^ e2 

fI^F^ 

C'I 7Cv.MPCTIQiI OF 0°Cid1iIC t!;1.^^L;7. 

AND ORIGIIi OF CAftCIIiQ^s :I:IC SUB9TAII= III 

TO!>OCCO G:;O'n:. G:7D IN FOOD, by S. 1Jer.karaa 

evn: J. Bonnat. 

OncoloC3.2 ,^.3,^ 266»91 (1960) 


50269 8075 

.L -------- . 

...^,...- - - 

,Wb`^JD'Sg LII2 LES 1VSSI6ILITES D? DIMINCTM LES 

SU7STANCPS CANC'r3tICP1iFS EK' CWCAI:Ch]iICEl:GS 

DANS LA F'"û. CU TAAO.C. 

LS.ndy on t`m Poaaiblo l:eera e.` D'ec°:z•s:r:g 

CenccroBGac.anA Co-eancerogenlc Su)aCancea 

In 'tab9eco S,^;oke.y 

Z. Prr.ventirned. 6V„ 416-28 (1961) - In F7onch 

clth Carwn uuacuq. 


^,(^.ant4 

louren, J. C. 

Tcwacco Dt So:M UawaIC 

SOMMIM A!SD C0;15 z`7)iriCF:S ON C:IINICAL 

C0;iPOSCPI0A oV THE SD:=s IV J. C. FStucn, 

J. Docne, ucd S. l:s.tkmam. 

Oncoloiia 11 271-76- (?,/-0) 

0 


IX 

Bo 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 4 3 9 6 

, 50269 8077 

Bonnet, J. 

NEW INVESTIGATION ON CARCINOGENIC 

SUBSTANCES IN TOBACCO SMOKE, by J. Bonnet 

and S. Neukomm. 

Photostat from: Oncdlogia 12, 80-86 (1959) 


P10C::SS I;i1i L'n"PRACT7rN 0? TOL'.RGCO 

kPfEI Ci[UaRIIL1TL'0 uTD; Q;fJ1,x0I:.^> F(Al TRNs 1''Or.A}iS 

OT RI21i'rJI113 P}tIf;UP,S02LS or FOL:C%CLiC &YDR3- 

C(tiL901N - ASP01T BY J. L. Ilii.oi), E. I31uCfi."f, 

ETQ. P.GLhTEA TIIi,.^T0, by S. Neukomm, J. IIonnet, 

J. L. Nicod, E. Matthey and S. A. Sasmoco. 

Foldor 

(I•Simeo;,r.tghcd' IIittoed and 4ypcr.i Dlemos) 


50269 8079 

%^HtulOORpA&._ 

RECHa3CHES F.YP°4I1•fRNTALES SUR LE 

PCUVOIR CM1hCCRI06RE DE LA FUF:nE DU TADAC 

ET D'AUTBES POLLU•!HTS D: L'AT?4CSPri63E. 

(Etporimynt.l.rpsaarcl} W thecnroinogani8:• 

potoncyòf io^cco emoô and othor air 

Pol2utsnto.) . 

Photostat from, Oncolo+ia 10 137-56 (1957) 

Includea English translation. 


""", -(0XT) 9L-6L9 

j= (ei.rq) 'doll •osD 4ttoa3 qvisoqoqd 

(•G'JtSG'.U1Z'[od ,xlv pL.-v erceq oooctloZ 3o sal;.rodosd 

a;troHoteouvo eqZ co aaoI:nllI;.senvF guoooy) 

'S.. "aIIâlîtii5L3aV Sd,.iViClsOd 

CIQ &-. OVW/L :lQ .â I^ 4Z aQ S4MpItPooftio 

'^Ty3TFiiUL'rI S1'! 2t1U^ S,-MMx*tS 

' ^►g:.ûôa^t^ta 

s8a x 


.^p+Neukmrcja 

,{U auth srt 

Bonnet, J. 

RESUIri'ATS ACTC::LS DES R:CHMCHi.S C;IMIQUES 

SUR LA COlfYOSITICiI Dr LA :Ut•Ms DU TABAC, by 

J. F,07MiL :,c i;^L'?:G'^:. • 

(C^rrent;.,roar]te ^£-,cheni ^T- a9asrch oa thu : ".:: 

oo-.pooition of tO':,aeco Cc:o?:o. ) 

Fhotoatet troat Cncologia 1- -0 124-29 

(February 1957) 


x 

Nel 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 4 4 0 I 

50269 8082 

WeEms SITIVE ULTRA-RAPID TEST FOR EXAMIN- 

ING THE CARCINOGENIC POWER OF CERTAIN CHEMICAL 

SUBSTANCES. 

Oncologia 10 (No. 2) 107-18 (1957) 

Complete English translation from the French - 

photostat. 


Co(,[.) 99L-rsZ IrC 11%8amu0 

QtMT 9s.I.$^[o,rp.î}.ut.,gslaaf9 Oâ^^C,} ;T[a}»dsa 

pps uof^D^cJ s^Q ;0 llat a^{^ uo rro'rqBflj'itîet>}^' :"` 

^î1(1't S:u 

I ^ ^?.:L'3 a,:tI ^TI f'.^^'iS^; L 554`S.:A:U ^`d G:d 

^:^ê?4!va3GZe ." 5^^'^^"^S^q+h 


! 50269 8084 

Uu9'EallCiillNGr_: UE1R XRti8ER0GEt1E £7.'rw2 7tld 

;1FAKA4YCR. (Careinogenic eubntancao in tobaeeo 

a;;oka.)by S. 2;eul•onm and J. DOAn6t. 

pi;q0ostnt froxtt StrchlontYC:AfiO 17, 128••32 (1957) 


•rs^; t;mzc:a ^°•^ no-ja ax -(t96z) s5 

-J.r7 ('^^ °oH) 7C) °"A:3 'DS 'p nA 'OOS •ii^8 

.. , OCFiIK'dt'10o ?.tTa SO LoioTnpV EK4 tr.,=q,T, 8:':II7s 

a.'9"C4„$0 

1ûv86$0Ylm''.,....:;.:.^.• 

•rt.a1i:77 °S :^ 8c•Â •r tt;^s:^:i °^ 'P 

Aq 'SXt^S,= 7;IFa:"'dIdL3YJ OIEiVS !lII V Sr.iG2 

S.ST.f.CfiBd S:Q !.òIJ.ICU'!a INd OtBtiZ IIQ 9?2S:Ild VI 

Sd 9.ttDZiCip HOI7SfAfiw 4I SQ ^.`,'JIS;xtIm 

°a •t aC0.-j{ 

,^--^ 


50269 8086 

TO@ACCO--5NOKII7C--PSY(1f0T.O4'.YlS;dORIPG HAEiTS-iZELISQUIS?l.FG/ 

,/^ 

§xiÎZYN'C,"?IABIi5'==R^TI=57fOKI^+C-::8?U'AIGH/---------------.. 

Elr 73 X Ta2 

RJR CLASS S0. PA*1PHLET 73 X Ta2 

Taroerin, J. S. 

(Silver Hill Found., ttew Canaan, Conn., U. S.) 

CASUALTIES OF THE A.YTIS?tOK79G CRMPAIG1. 

Conpr. Psychiatry 14 (No. 1) 35-40 (1973) (in Engl.ish) 

*1973, No. 7, W 2802* ',1m* 

Tobacco c:ediciac: 

^ _' -----^_.^^_^;..'.:-. ^ ._..:.'.:. •.: 

.^._..,, .. .. . . . .. ^ - - 

0 4 O 0 n 0 0 4 4 0 S 


^Q.G,--^ - - ^^ -G ^^.-1 

50269 8087 

RJR CLASS NO. P.LiPHLET 72 VI Sc 

Schutte, H. R. V.; Gohler, K. D.;MIw/41111!}!W% 

(Deutschen Akad. 4!issenschaften Berlin, Inst. Biochem. Pflanzen 

Forschungszcntrura MolekularbioloRie, Medizin, Ha71e(Saale), Ger.) 

AHOCT uIOCHEHISTRY ANI) 1^'rITYSIOLOGY OF ^0"PIIACTIÌES. 1. CO!^_fPSICATI0I4: 

ABOUT UPT.",RF A90 YifSTRIBCTIOH OF 4-IiYpRO):Y-FLUOR?ÌYL-9-CARBOVIC ACID-N-BUTYLATE 

IN IiOPJ)EU?I D7.13TICHOR ARD NICOTIANA RUSTICA. 

*(neitrage zur HiocLer.ie und PhysioloCie von *torphaktinen. 1. 

Kitteihmg: Uber Aufnahme und Verteilung von 9-Ilydroayfluorenyl-9-carbor.-saure-nburylester 

bci Ilordeum distichon und Kicotiana rustica.)* 

Cinct:em. Physiol. Pflanzen 363 (No. 1) 64-77 (1972) (in Gennan with 

English sur,r.ary) 

*tceyw•nrds:* 9-hydr-yfluorenyl-9-carbonic acid, n-butyl ester, tobacco, 

additive. 

0 4 n o n rt U 4 4 0 6 


50269 8088 

73 IiI Rel 76 THE L'A'1'E Oi' 001IL'USPfOY OP Pld\'1àliP: JII\TUILLS 

Ity N. S. GIiSIR nd411"FaMi$iX$ 

(Gmuurnirafed by N. N. &odwmr, 11nnLa eJ-tRe deadnny, E. I P. 1935) 

The rates of combustion of air and oxygen mixtures of hydrogcn 

carbon monoxide, rnetliano and other hydrocarbons as a function of concentration 

have been investigated by :, numL+er of authors(I). In the t^. 

jority of' cases it was found that the misiur^, which gaco thg,most rapid 

combustion rate ewresponded closcly to a,stoichiomctric mixtnre 

As a rulo thn maximum is di=plaad about 10,16",/e to«•ard.; richer 

mixtures. Ppc and Goodenough attaibuted this dieplncemmit to lbo dissooialion 

of the combustion products, 17_0 and C0p, which occurs at high 

temperatnres (-,'). 

Accordin- to Yyo the maximum combustion temperature also corresponds 

not to a stoichiomotric (coefGpicnt of surplus air a-1), but to a 

somewhat richer mixture (a.=0.'J). ' 

Tbis expluins the well-known fact that the macimum power in an 

internal combustion engino is obtained with just such a mixture, 

a = 025-0.0. 

The thermai tLeory• of ilamo propagation was doeeloped by Le Cha- 

O p iQîc ,q), J3ho,4ae4th0fo7owing formula: 


i 

_ _..1. 

-TI'

50269 8089 

75 VIII Re-76 RJR CLASS NO. PAMPIILET 75 VIII Rc-76 s.p. 

S.P. Knoepflera N. B.; JIU9177~j-a Koenige P. A. 

(U. S. Dep. Agr.a Agr. Res. 5erv.a Southern Reg. Cent.e Nev Orleanse Ls.a; 

U.S.) 

BACKCOATED MATTRESS TICKINCS AS A FACTOR IN MEETING 1tATTRESS FLAMKADILITY 

STANDARD FP 4-72. 

Consumer Prod. FlBlnability 2(Noa 1) 70-83 (1975)(in Englivh) 

*Keywords_:s cigarettes. 

ABSTflACT: Th. effectivenesa of backcoatings lor mxitress iicking^ in 

prtvanting the ignition o/ mattresres by cigarettes it describad. Thermoplastte 

rnina as backcoatings function by interfering with hcat transfer 

fromlhemattresssurlacetotheunderlyingcottonbattingfiiling, 

Potymer backcoatings can be rated goad, /air, or poor, bated upon theh 

•flectivsnesS In pr

,^;Nweery otE. 

ETk'EGTIYEIA;SS EVALUATICN OSINC 

IIYNMffC PRC.^.C.Aht'LN., by C. F. Neuoor 

end R. N. Hi17.er 

2988 variouely pa.Std 

/^.aer5.eno Inatl.tute of Nev York 

:,u:oneutioa and Aotronautice 


- - 

• 

. 

"RJR TRANSLATION ' :UHROMATOCRAPUIC AN/J;YSIS--CASCHROMATOCRAPHYt^ 50269 8091• 

..: . :_'.,.: ; ..: ^ ..: ^ i 06(ET:RYL .,. ... .. ' ^. ; ... ^ ^ 

"' ' RJR CLAS5 NO. TRAI:SLATION 

Etzweiler, F.;Zarskc, G. 

Givnudnn-Esrolko AC, Forschtmgsgescllschaft, Dubendorf, Switz.) 

HOW TO P,CCORD CAS CIIROJLITOGRAMS USING CAPILLARY COLUlLNS DIRECTLY COUPLED 

TO A MASS fyPECTRONCTER. COSNCCTIO7 OF'AN FIU IN PARALLEL WITH A MASS SPEC1'ROr0i'rER. 

. 

*(Zur Frage der ChromatoGramm-RcOistrierung bei der Direktkopplunp.eon, 

^ Fapillorsaulen mit einem Mnssenspektrometer. Der AnschluR eines rID paral].el 

1 '^zum•Ha^senspektro>rgteP,)* . . . . .. .. ..; .,:.. ..:, 

I 

Chromatogr^phta 7Nd. 7)3Î =32'(July 1974)'^(Yn Cerman vi[h eom;plele^ 

English translation available) 

' 

The wellknown advantages of the direct coupling of 

tapillary columns to a mass spectrometer can be exploited 

only it the perlormance of the separation unit 

I' ^^'

I 

Rlk TRANSLATION 

rp,SS SPECTROP03TRY--ORGASIC CO1iP0UNDS/ 

PLATTP,111_CAPILLARIES AS INTERFACE IN THH DIRECT COUPi.ING 

OF FLA3S CAPILLA.°.Y COi.L^NS TO A YASS SPFCTRO>TTEP.. 

Chromatographia, Vol. 6, No. 5, May, 1973 

F. Etzweiler; G. Zareke 

SUMCfARY 

50269 8092 

We report our experience with platinum capillaries as 

interface in the direct coupling of high resolution glaas 

capillary columns to a mass spectroneter. the advantages of 

platinum compared with other materials used in similar interface 

systems are discussed. High mechanical stability, absence of 

scaling problems at the platinum/glass or platinum/steel 

connection and the favorable surface behavior of the platinum 

capillaries provide excellent conditions for their use in such 

coupling interfaces. 

. .s.-.., . -.^r.-^r,-.;,.r•.- ^^^^. 

- . _ 

-.'..^'•'î 

^ ^ .. . .. .^. . __ . , 


/

. . .^.. , .: _ : . ^.. 

r.IR Trn:slAC Ov __^°°• • ^z 50269 8093 

CHRO IATOGP1p IIC A'ALYSIS f:1S Cll..MNTOGRnfl1Y/ 

A SIIdPLE EFFLUENT STREAM-SPLITTING DEVICE FOR HIGH RESOLUTION GLASS CAPILLARY COI.U:,1.'S 

. 

Chromatographia 6 (No. 12) 503-507 (Dec. 1973) 

'y i.. 

"•• 

Bv: F.• Etzweiler and dtT••Nki{ier-Jeh1e,4 •• 4•• ' 

SNiL'*ARY An effluent stream-splittiny, device suitable for high resolution Rlass • 

capil7.ary columns can easily be made from glass and platinum capillaries. This 

system is eqUipped with a feed line for additional gas to allow the split ratio 

to be changed continuously over a wide range without loss of chromatographic 

resolution. • . .. , 

1_INTRODIICTION 

The sp113tinR of the effluent stream in a gas chromatographic column is 

generally conducted.by a conventional method which permits a parallel coupling of. 

._...-.--,.._.^_,._......._..•-.-^++_.

^L ----- 

50269 8094 

j 

y• IIE CHEMISTRY OF IIETEROCYCLIC CO.'.IPOUNpD7 

A 6EREE3 OF YONOGRAPHf^ V'{^ O 33 

ARNOLD WEISTBERGERNdEDWARDC.TAYLOR 

E'dlean 

L TERSCIENCE ® NIELICATWN 

on 

hnn 

We 

1978 

JOHN WILEY A SONS 

NEW YORK • CHICHESTER - BRI3BANE • TORONTO 

0 4n0 00-04413 

NF,TF.ROCYCLIC COMPn1.T'11S/ 

CHRMISTRY OF 

1,2,3 RIAZINES AND 

^1, 2,4 TRIAZINES, 

3TETRAZINES, AND 

rISENTAZINES 

afa>W&'M ►Mdl. 

TECHNISCHE HOCIISCHULL DARMSiAUT 

Paul F. Wiley 

TNE UI)OIIH COMtANY 


G (

50269 

VI Re9 79 

S.p. 

rvU ivr.0rLAS't'1C ALTERATION OF MLTABOLICALLY 

CONIPETENT RAT LIVER CELLS IN VITRO BY CHEMICAL 

CARCINOGENS: 3-IMETHYLCHOLAiITHRENE, 

AIfti1ETHYLNITROSAMI>.^1E AND NATULAN(R) 

Canco BiurAaur. ginphrs. 

1978. VoLI, pp. 1-6 

K. 1riUJr 

lnrfirufe oJPafhology, Medical.lcademy ErjurtfGD JAr, ^ r 

lnstifute ofPathology, Friedrirh Schiller Unicersity JenafGDR `--^ 

and 

U. KLEEBERG 

lnrlHUtd oJPharmacology, Frfedrich ScGiller Ursirersily Jena/GDR 

^^:s J 

EpiOselial rar liver cell line RL-19 as checked for aryl hydrocarben hydrox5lase and dimethylnitroeamine 

demethylasc activity. Aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase activity was found at the ra« of about 14.5 pmotcs 

3-hydoxy-benzupyreneperminpermgprotcin. Thisactivitywasnotinducibleby3-methytcho!ar,ihreneorby 

phenobarbital and was independent of she subculsnre level. From the 451h up Co the 59th subculture the ..,,an 

dameshyLtae activity was about 1.03 mnoles )ICHO per in per m,^. protein. but was dccreased to 0.60 nmutes 

HCIfO per min per mg prutein at the ISlst subculture. RL-19 cells were treated with 3-mcihylcholanihrene 

(0.5-1.0 r,yrml), dimcthylnitrosamine (100-f00 pg(ml). or Namlama+ (50 N4/mU, reepectirely, for 7 to 10 days. 

Durine a 6months subsequent eultivation no neoplastie changes were obscrvrd as revcaled by morphulogiul 

O ^j eg0 f.atf,qn. sy 1 a^}{ y►' s1 tmq pla9^ iion. It is suggested that metabnlie compeien:e for carcinogcn 

4 l^cu'{îonl f n dôna{«rryuisYUforheol F! tic aheration in rino, and that RL-19 cclls are «fraclury to the 

ution of eucinogens in spite of their mctabolie capacity. 


^^^. ..i.^.::.....^.........^ .n^ ..^. ^ 1 ^ . ^ 

. . . ^ 1iu:t^`d9^"' 0,^^1tuu'^Cee^Sg^'o'Ca1'C't`:"^'•^^ 

n0exeqz•L 

•l 'A 69 D03TD» Dua P078'[suua,L 'L'OIAVHfl6 

9SV1I93S83A N8H9IH d0 S!49IFim3H 'M108N 

.s .f .noT2aA 

f#^w'^yjaâoêaqag-srsFvWôrl Twaatl .' 


^-Neural wechanisms-Behavior--effect on 

Hilnar, Gaxhar 

Nil?^.AN tikua4L AND bEN;'?I2ItiJ. DCVL'TAMNT, 

A fLelsCtoaal Ioquiry, with IaplicvCioae for 

Pezaonr.lity 

1967 

Charl.oo C. Thomn9 4ub1}_aher 


393 Pages 

SpriagfieLrl, Illiaoia 

•

Gy.piehl0/YIYOyAnnealNrnevlnr.Allr'yhbnrmM . ^. 

t r,i„ • 7^cT^7>^. T o309 

C Pfaffinann, Al. Frank, and R. Norgren 

The RookcRller Unitrorsity, New York, NY 10021 

74z!s 

HISTORICAL PF.1tSPECTIVES IN THE STUDY OF TASTE 

(by Carl 1'PoHmann) .._ ............................_............._................_._.............._. 264 

Conrrusianr ........ _........._........_ .................... _...... .............. _......__.................. _ 291 

Reeenr CompRarrae.r .......... .._......_........... _....... .................... ..__................ _..._ 291 

RIPHERAL 1'1lOCESSiS ........................... _.................................................. ___ 291 

Srnmry E/rcr ^phyriology. Ca7ing, and Orhariorol Diunminarion .................... _ 291 

Rereprw %!.•/ei and S'ingrr Papilfa _.......... _.___..„..._........._._.__....__.....___. 299 

rnr SuRa, xrrrpror ........................._.... .............. _............ __........ ..._.__ 301 

T,r. p.d .arr, eae y^reoalr r rs,a ................................. _................... ........_ 302 

SYSTEM ......... __ ...................................................... _.................................. 303 

CENTRAL INVOLVEMENT IN COMPLEX GUSTATORY PHENOMENA .312 

CONCLUSIONS _..___.__...^.._....__..._....._._.__._._....__._.............. _....... _ 317 


Dezito£f, J. S. 

NEUP.hL llkCiiAriISS OF ILIGHEA VERTEBRAT6 

EEt::.4I0.°., Trans2eted and edited by R. T. 

Libttnon 


,.. 

502698100 . ^. ^'-1 _. Meuiada{e sctdsKF, ;;^ 

Je 

2c. 

Jeanloz, Roger W. ed. 

The amino sugara; the chemistry and biology 

of compounds conl•aining amino augara, edited 

by Roger W. Jeanlox cnd Endre A. eala¢a. 

[heia York, Acadenic Press, 1964j- 

v. in i11us. 24 cm. 

Iucludea bibliographies. 

Contants. - v. IA. Chemictry of Amino Sugars. 


4P 

501 

M 

fJeu>temlafry.^ t, 611ck. Davld;h 

11M14- ed. 

.._..v,p.-..r, 

61,D271.3I48 533.8 

Llbrory of Congress `•^ G.^:_, 


54--7232

,. 

. 

50269 8102 

BACTERIAL HVF.CP.AHINIDASE AND ALTERED -10LOOICAL BEHAVIOR OF TRA 

TREATED 2M1,MALIAN CELLS/ 

ANTIBIOTICS/FEP.MENTATION DEVEIAPMENT, INFORMATION CONTROL IN/ 

PROTEIN PRODUCTION BY PHOTOCYNTHETIC BACTERIA/ 

METALS,ENVIRONISENTAL TRANSFORMATION OF ALKYLATED AND INORCANIC FOR1E 

ADVANCES IN 

QR 

^ Applied - 

1977 pA 

IVIiCrobioIog^/ 

VOLUME 21. 

7 

Ediled by D. PERLMAN 

1977 

ACADEMIC PRESS, New York Son Francisco London 

A Suosidiary of Harrnun Orace ,bvanovich, PubftneM 

0 4 0 0 n 0 04 4 2 1 J^, 


• hEdv,xQo;jocq sopnlouj 

•'r`9 r; •Dt4I'[T •A.h 

oTti;7p-y N.Io; fiat nox 

:^ r.^c:oo ^•ia ^ ^xolaqin;i I.Tv;i !:un SptaY 

t^r„a^^ ^s.al,îl •Q InJCE !-'i Fa7"rip °ca:^^,;ue aciS 


6- 

50269 8100 

71 11 Re -72 

.5.Y. 

FFRS LtTTI>i!S Colome E. numLrr 5 Junc 1970 35$4J4 ( ^ 

DEOaI'RIBONUCLEASE I COVALEfTLY COUPLED TO 1'OROUS GLASS 

I. Introduclion 

. `. VWWRMMMlPSnd H.1I.\l'EETALL 

kyrlh Laborcroda, Jne.. Phi(oddphle, Prnnrpbeuia 14101, USA 

-dCornint Glen Wu•kr, Cnsant. Krw york 1f830, VSA 

The prepantion of sercral infolubitizcd enzymes 

by eocaieru Imking to porous glau wzt reported 

acently 11-31.4'c dYcribc hese the properties of 

DNAasc I coupled to porous glass - an enzyme 

d^rivative surpassing the soluble enzyme in its abiiity 

to degrade DNA. .. , , ,. , _ _ . . . - . .. 

Richmond,California) and vresltcd with an appropriatc 

Luffcr solution.Ten nsl of a solution eontaining 

0.51 pCi/ml of sat-labelcd calf tlymus DNA 

(specifie mdioactivily 76.2 pCi/mg; Worthington Itioehensical 

Corp.. Freehold. New Jersey) in the sanse 

buffcr was placed on lop of the columns and was 

allowed in displace the DNA-frec buffer wirhin the 

column and the adjoining tubing. The oullet tubing 

from Ihe bottom of llre column was connected with 

(hc top of the c)sromatographic column, and the 

solution of DNA was recirculated through the DNAase-. 

la(c dcr i is• 

ds Lntwcen D. 

1 W 1.9 ml/min 

2. FGterials and mcthods 

s^ 4 2 g vat e at spee 

porons 9Q3 s?f'â [ss, QO ^ t AF polhsi^, wtî 2 ; olystollic pump (Du:hlrr Instruments, Fort 


RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO--SMOKE--SIDESTREAM/TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYTICAL METNODS/ 

RJR TRANSIATION 

+^RII7,.i; Ehmke, H. 

(H. F.; Ph. f. Reemtema, Hamburg, Ger.).. 

Beitr. Tabakforsch. 2, No. 4, 117-$1 (Feb. 1964) (in German - complete 


*Reyvords:* benzopyrene, smoke, constituent; 

bensopyrene, smoke, sidestream, constituent; 

phenols, smoke,constituent; 

phenols, smoke, sidestreea, oonstituent; 

nicotlne, smoke, sideetrsem, constituent. 

A device for the simultaneous determination of main- and sidestream 

smoke inqvq4cb&nj)s Af t)CWrpjtejCoNpoqnts smoking machine in 

deecribed .. 

-_-.^-..^.n-r•.sr---•--^ ^----^. _^.._ . .. :.^-.-.. . _.;-,.,a..,....r_.._.. 


Translation 

sNeurstb t:,.C.saea 

CONCERNING N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS IN TOBACCO 

SMOKE. IT., by G. Neurath, B. Pirmann, W. Luttich 

and H. WSehern. 


0

1. 50269 8107 

rNNare0b..Q• 

CCHCEGNrNO YL'E O-',--NRP.Et+CE OP N-NLIP,O50 

co'Pi20L^..DS IN iOut.CCO S:iT.0. 

(Zar Frago dae Vor::ommeas von N-Nitro.o- 

Vorbindungeu to Yabartrauch.) 

mp=rientia 23 (No. 5) 400-404 (Kay 15, 1967) - 

English trr.nal.xtlon from the Ceman. 


50269 atoe 

TORACCO --SMOKP.--PHF.NnLS/TOBACCO--NnISTURE/ 


-RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLAT'lON 

Ehmke, 

*(no affil.)* 

EFFECT OF MOISTURE CONTENT OF CICARETTES ON TNE COMPOSITION OF S`tOKE. It. 

Beitr. Tabakforsch. 2 (No. 5) 205-208 (May 1964) (in German - complete 

English translation available.) 

*Keywords:* moisture, cured, constituent; 

_^ _ phenols, total, smoke, constituent. 

- .. The inRuence of tobaao moislure content on the yield of phenols in the ma(nslream smoke of a^ 

. plain cigarette ssas sludicd. . 

17hc yic;d of phenols calculated on lhe hzsis of dry avcighl of burnt lobacco'dccrcascs byay1la 

overtheran6co(moislureconlenladjuslab)ebycquiHbrium. ' 

. __. ....__^ 

'0 4 n a n p 0 4 4 2 7 


iF

50269 8109 , , . . 

TORACCO--MOISTURp./TOBACCO--SMOKE--CIIRMICAL IXNiPOSITIOY/ 

CIGARETTES--TENPERATURE/CIGARF.TTES--RURNING PRQPERTIES/ 

. . 

- 

- ' . 

i^ 

^ RJR CLASS NO. TRA.ìSLATION 

,40MG01XIOP" Horstmann, H. 

.*(no affil.)* 

EFFECT OF THE MOISTURE CONTENT OF CIGARETTES ON THE COMPOSITION OF SMOKE 

AND TENPREATURE IN THE COMBUSTION ZONE. • •. 

• Beitr. Tabakforsch. 2 (No. 3) 93-100 (Oct. 1963) (in German - Complete 

English translation available.) . • - 

*Keywords:* condensate, dry, smoke,constituent; " 

• • condensate,wet, smoke, constituent; 

- 'nicotine, smoke, constituent. 

The aÎLo^: swaird Ihe influcncc of tobaao nwislWe contCnt on yidd and rnmposilion uf total^' 

parliculale mailer as well as on Ihc la nperalure in the combustion rone of plain cirarenes. 

Total parl'iculale matter and slnGle components of the smoke can best be cnrrc•lated with the dry 

wei ht of lobacco burnt in the mainstream. These fgures are estimated by semiqvanlitative 

C 

measures. 

The yield of'dry iolal padiculale matler is indcpendent of tobacco moistvm eonlent jf calculaled 

r on Ih 

t asrs b• men 1 ronc d ba 

ove. 

0:400(T:qp:q42 


71 

IX 

Ne 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 9 

ENTSTE G, ZUSAlAffiNSETZUNC UND 

BEEINFLUSSUNG DES TABAKRAUCHES 

(Formation, Composition of Tobacco 

Smoke and Effect on Filtration Etc. 

Thereon) 

Umsch. Wiss. Tec. 68 (No. 9) 279 (1968) 


50269 8110

. 

. 

' 

. 

- 

TOBACCO--MOISTURE/TOBACCO--SMOKE--MOISTURE/ 

50269 8111 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--PHENOLS/TOEACCO--SMO:CE--NICOTINE/ 

i . . ... . . : ... : -... _ ... : . ., ..-,. ...... 


. 

-RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLATION 

4TOORTIP"iW, Ehmke, H.; Horstmann, H.. 

. . 

*(no affil,)* ' . . . 

T(1FZ I-NFLUFNCC.QP TQEACCO MOI6TURE ON THE CONTENT OF SMOKE CONDENSATE, 

Beitr, Tabakforsch 2 (No. 7) 361-9 (1964) (in German - Complete English 

translation available.) 

*Keywords:* moisture, cured, constituent;. 

nicotine, smoke, constituent;, 

pher.ols, smoke, constituent, 

_ ` ^Witli iweasinimoisiu e 

onlcnt thc eonc s. of niwiine ond phenols incrcau-d in the side 

^ stream eundrnsate and decrrased in the main stream eunden- 

^'ate. hfore eondeosate was formed from tmrned tobacco durny 

the puff intervals than lurins the pu5s themsd.es. The 

rtotal quantity of nicotine rccovcred detressed with increasing 

moisture eontent. The formattou or ph.mals decreased with in- 

^ veasint muisture eontent bv abuut 20 ° .{.. . 

0 4 0 o n A 0 4 43 


o 

/

TOBACCO --SNOKE--CHENICAL COMPOSITION/ 

•- - - `^.:;:.:....a... 

S0269 8112 

...-.-^«+^....-........-- - - -r.....-..u......:....-.`......:...__-.........._...,__^....,,....^. ►:._^ 

,...:s^,. a , ; . -...^ . 

SJP. CLASS NO. TP':vStATIOV 

. ' .,4n.nt^^,rGr; Duager, M. 

(H. F., Ph. F. F.ceatsr,a, Sci. Dep. Res. Lab., Hacburs, Cnr.) 

' ISOLATION O'r F:=6KLl' BA.SIC HETEEO:u.D`1TIC Cu:!rC5::C8 'izO:d °-OCnCCO S'(o::E. 

- Beitr. Taba:ciorsch. 5(So. 1) 1-4 (1969) - Previous F.eference (Ceraan 

Ori.Sinal - Cc.;lcte En,lisii Trunslation AvailaS)e Nwa) 


^^ .. .. ,_ . 

(H. F., Pti. F. .^.cc^tsma, Sei. Div., Haztburg, Ger.) 

NITRO'o--a C0:30C.:c3 OF TOBACCO SÈO':E. 

Eeitr. TnSakforsch. S(So. 3) 115-133 (1969) - Previous Reference (German 

Original - Compictc I:. gl 

ta...e .,....x 


VI 

Re9 

0 4 o 0 n o0 4 43 3 

50269 e110 

`^MCac3t1^F.6'!^w 

ZUR Fkf.CG DER H-SITF:394V*^..PS>IIiDffNMl IH 

7kEtiatADCiS, by C. :7r"ursth, B. PSrmann. and 

H. Hichern. 

(Sitoroao Compoando in Tobneco L-.:oles.) 

19 p. 

Fi.F.'S'Yh: -F. Rnhntccaa Abeea'rett Laboratory,' 

FlsmharC, Ccrr uny 


----.{ 50269 8115 ^ .• - .^ . .. . . . . ^ .. . -_ : . ^ . - :_ -. .._-__^__._. 

. 

RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO-=SHOKE--PHENOLS/ TOBACCO--S:tOKE--ANALYTICAL METHODS/ 

QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF PHENOLS IN TOBACCO SMOKE 

WITH 4-AMINOANTIPYRINE • 

BEITR. TABAKFORSCH. 2, No. 2 73- ( une 1963) 

by G. Lorentzen and. 

Introduction 

The gas chromatographic determination of phenols in tobacco smoke 

suggested by D. Hoffmann and E. L: Wynder (1) is time consuming and therefore 

not suitable for routine analysis. 

According to Emerson (2), phenols_react with 4-aminoantipyrine 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 4 


i

50269 8116 

TF:E QUESS10:1 OF TEE ti-IRTROSO CO!3P0llbIDS 

19 TOEACCO Sr:OY.E. 

(Zur Brege der H-Hitrosoverbindungen In 

Tabakreuch) by Hcurath. G., B. Piruann and 

H. Wicbsrn. 

Trano. fromi Eattrage Zur Tabakforaclwng 

2 (L'o.7) 311-19 (1964) 


4.Iieurabb;`-8^ • 

DtTaRStiCH[R:CY::1 lJSEt n8N N'C'CR"TC.P.4'^ Lr 

DES T.t1BA{S, hy G. Neuratb and N. Z.lmi.ce. 

(Rasearch on the Nitrate Content of :.obacco.) 

25 p. 

H. P. SPh.P. P,e,r.ate.r.a Reoearch Laboratory 

Hamburg, Garmany 


VI 

Re9 

AWWVWW^. 

li:iTERSUCFrJl7G DER F1ACii:ICiRi BA5E7: "S SARAl:S, 

by, G. fieurath, U. F.hmke, and Y..-H. };clier. 

(Reeearch on the Volatile 8a.aea of 7cbacco.) 

H. P. & Ph. F. R^.er,tera Reecarcb.L 


- 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--SIDESTREAM/TOBACCO--MOISTURE/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--MOISTURE/ 

50269 8119 

.... 


^1[e^p a 


Ehmke, E.; Schneemann, E. 

F. Reemtema, Bamburg,Cer.) 

THE WATER CONTEN'fI IN THE MAIN SMORESTREAII AND TNE SIDE SNOEESTREAM. 

*(Uber den Wassergehalt von Haupt- und Nebenstromraucb.)a 

Beitr. Tabakforech. 3, No. 5, 351-57 (1966) (in German - complete English 

translation available) • 

aKeyvords:« water, emoke, constituent.. 

The present paper gives a balance of total water(comprieing 

moisture content of tobacco as well as water of combustion) in the smoking of 

a plain cigatette without filter under standard conditions.... - 


^y..- _ .. _ . _ 

73 X Ne 

TOBACC6--SMOKE-=CiVtF57RY/TO3ACCO--CftE14ISTRIC't•.-._ 

1 

"Upst 

*(no afFi1..)* 

-- • RJR CLASS O. PAMLET 73 X Nel 

CH:.MIIST2Y OF BIOLOCICAL ACTIVE CO:iSTiTDESTS OF TOBACCO BND TOBACCO S)COKE. 

*(Zur Ci:e-.ie Biologische Aktiver Inhaltsstoffe von Tabak und Taber.rauch.)* 

Planta yed. 22 (ao. 3) 267-80 (1972) (ia Cerman with En.11sh Sw-..n.ry) 

*aeyword;:* acetonitrile, smoke, constituent; 

acids, sr.o:ce, constituent; 

actinidiolide, dihydro-, smoke, constituent; 

actiniu:elide, tetrchydro-, s=ke, constituent; 

acrylonittile, smoke, constituent; 

allylnitrile, smoke, constituent; 

acaonia;anoke,constltncnt; 

anatallin,•snoke, constitucnt; 

bases, scoke, constituent; 

benzald,a:yda, snuKZ, constituent; 

Q 4 0 O (pcejal8eh4e,4ae*ylq ssoke, constituent; 

^ _..... 


/

TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYTICAL )AETHODS/ 50269 8121 

73 IX Fo-80 

_ - 73 

R. J. CLASS N0. pANPFQ,ETxI% Po-80 

(no affil.)• ° 

N AND NORHARNAN IN }AIN AND SIDESTRPJIN SMOIDr OP CIGARERTBB. 

7liainan and Norharsan In nain and sldeatreae woks of cigarettes)• 

erband Cigaretten Industrie, Easburg, Oer.,Confidential repor^ ,a _ 

p. not numbered (May 30, 1980) (in Peân with RJR prepared Enqlish ^î^'iis40e 

The condensate of sain and sldestraam seoke of reference cigarettes E76 

and E77, cigarettes made of Virginia, Burley and 1Urkish toDacco, cigarettes made 

of Virginia and Burley stess, cigarettes sude of Swiss reconstituted toDscco, 

monitor cigarettes A and B and Gaulolses cigarettes was analysed for harsan and 

norharsan. 

•Xeywords,• harwn, saoke, onnstituentl 

harnane, smoke, constituentt 

norhaman, smoke, conatituentl 


50269 8122 

, i j cVA 'W/.2 

VI Re -77 

S.P. 9 

INTERACfION OP NITROGEN OXIDES, OXYGEN AND 

AMINES IN GASEOUS MIXTURES 

= DU^ & F.G. PGIN 

MicronnaZyttical Laboratory 

Namburg. Federal RepubZic of Germany 

With the aim of elucidating the actual behavior of the precursors. 

of nitrosomines in gaseous mixtures like tobacco smoke, kinetic measuremenls 

of gaseous model systems containing the reactants in relative 

proportions and cuncentrations c]oe:ely c responding to those of tobacco 

-° smoke were mnde.,To achieve this, the time slopes of the chnnging nitric 

oxidc conccntrations in those mixtures were dctermined by repetitive 

,__app)icatiuns of the chomiluminesccnce method (Mi.ki or al., 1970). This 

0^fi 0 0•tl 0 0,4 4 4•1 

^ \ 


50269 0723 

^r: MlYCet^^_6eox$4•._. 

L'DiU^.i.C::: ^?.•:r'GSITS3:;^ AND CiL4N.:72iG 

TOitf.CC!t SMC•' ni3. 

heiun!:ar.caoNa.cca Sk (Y1o. 2) 30-35 (1961) 


50269 8124 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYSIS/TOBACCO--SMOKE--SIDESTREAM/ 

82 IX he TOBACCO--SMOKE--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION/ 

ISN = 88 

RJR CLASS NO, PAMPHLET ,.^^G--i-;r-Me 

^ 

CARDOLINES IN CIGARETTE SMOKE . SYNTHESIS , ISOLATION AND 

DETERMINATION OF a-6-, AND y-CARBOLINES AND AMINOCARBOLINES IN 

MAINSTREAM AND SIDESTREAM SMOKE OF CIGARETTES 

(IN i GER.) 

( Carboline in Zigarettenrauch Synthese, Isolierung und Bestinnung 

von a-, B- und y-Carbolinen und-Anino-carbolinen in Haupt- und 

Nebenstronrauch von Zigaretten. ). Confidential nanuscript. (19B1) 

Conplete English translation available. 

A series of carbolines, nethylcarbolines and aninocarbolines have 

been synthesized as a starting Material for the developnent of an 

analytical Method for the deternination of a- and y-carbolines. 

The piropgrpjiq}, ^lor^s@fic^ âs^ spectra and where necessary 

-_^rutoK rc^soiSadSe spee^±.ra,have 

been described.._ 


QD 

431 

N 

50269 8125 

t ^.1. . . . _ . ^....JV..w.m+.s. 

Y'ÎMRaN1(^r1^,W. 

The proteins: chemistry, biological acthrity, and methods; 

edited by 2iatis Neurath land) Kenneth Bailey. Now lork, 

Acadomic Pross,1953 =•q_ 

d v. 1o0 111ue. 24 em. 

locludes blbllogrnOhy. 

J.. Protcln& ^_IIelley, Kenneth Claude, 1896- Jolnt eA. 

1Yt1C 

f *547.92 647.8 52-13308 

4 ssuo, 


. 

1.. ^ Y, 1S5+1v^ 

RC 

336 

Si 

....:x+rn.-^^^.^^.•s..,...^ ^ 

51dx- R I 

t;'L'JJMn:A:' A F:.O&uA•.i4'd7 TL'':'T, VOL. 

ty R. L. S1.=n. and H. Sidnsn 

1965 645 Fa^gss 

LittL® Bra;,n cad Cavpanq 2os.oa 


INIIALA•iION/AIR--POLLUTION--FIEALT1l EFFF.CT/TOXI:iS--BIOLOGY--IIAHDBOOK/, 50269 8127 

RIDIATION--BIOfACICAL EFFECT/TOXICOiAGY--ACUTE TOXICITIES/ANTIBIOTTCS/ 

FUNCICIDES--TOXICITY/IICRBICIDES--TOXICOLOGY/INSECTICIDES--TOXICOLOCY/ 

NERVOUS SYSTEfI/PLANTS--AIR POLLUTION--EFFECI•/M.ANTS-LATIN NAMES d CO'GfOA NAlfES/ 

ANIHALS--LATIN NANtiS/ '/NEURO-BIOLOCY/PARASITISff__BIOLOCY--HANDDOOK/ 

RE,F• 

123 Al 

1973 

Biology Data Book 


VOLUME II 

eDrOILFD AND BDIiED DY 

Philip L. Alrmm and Dorothy S. Dirrmer 

Federation of American Societies for Exprrimenal Biology 


50269 812e 

!. ANALGESICS/ NEUROBIOLOGY/ 

79 II Br-80 

Naturvlssenschaften 66 (12)625-6 (Desember 1979) 

Atr:)pcptidc Ac)•I-h)draridc Analogs of Enketlhalio A -A 

.)1 \eM I:rnup uf 1'nlrnl :1na1;;r+I r ^ 

M.rujfll,,ana cbill:lpnn 

(hamiclllt•..curchlaMlraluri•s H1y0Or:GNWr^.IKV 117^ 

y 

K. ; . Gy^ 

}I:;IUUi und II. hhii 

\Inlicinal It vuib IaM,ralnri.•.. ('enlral Itc.carch Ili,i.ilm. 

I.A.L. (h.•Inicul Induari". I W.. Juv,-hl'InnJrlli. 1'l^dlpnl:l-AU. Ouka. 3}2 Jnpan 

Ill.• Ilndinp Ih:ll Ihc r^nl:ll,pY.k. %IC1- 

.•nGcrh:ain tfA) III :ImI I.,LDK frrnn 

mamnl.lban hrain I!I h:llc Jn :Inalg.•>ic 

prnlrrq tldluninp imraan•hro,cnlri vlJr 

u.Ilnini.lraliun 111 pn.nlplcJ In r^len.i,e 

M`Jn.•h fnr plnr•III Jll:lh,(!^ I1:11111E 'II1111Af 

urli,ilr. r,hid, n^ldhtl in Ihr di-n.n 

of .w.nx .) mh.•lic analn^. h.n inp pruf.nmJ 

mUrphinominlclic nrli,il) alicr yNCmir 

io tl 0*0 4 4 4 7 

1l1. h, .uMvlan.•.:n.l..c.l aJnlini.IrUlil,n. 

I I,i, kJ 11, ln .rmhc,v¢ :In.l er.llnhl.• alc 

aqhMJruiidr anJlog+ Ihr a morc pul.•n! 

ana n^•rlll an.llg.,i. prop

• !79-II Br-80 NEIIROBIOLOGT/. 

Prao. A'arL Aeud.SM. L'SA 

Yol ;fi. \,, le, ny HYlr-rinl l-%.rv.+nler 1979 

eur ûnby 

. . 

50269 0129 

-^y rT^ -OPv 

Intracellular dye-marked enkephalin neurons in the magnocellular 

preoptic nucleus of the goldfish hypothalamus 

(eleetropbysioloay/immunseyloehemislry/IrriferYelon'CIl/neuropeplides/uptoidpcptides) ^/^s 

T. A. R EAVES , JR. A\D J- At. 

HAYW ARD 

01, 

Dryanmenuof NeunAoa. nd ^4d are and Newd:oloey emgram-Umvesstty d Nmh Gmlina, Chspel Hiq Nonh Groliru 27514 

CommuniewtedbyC.LaddPrwaryAuguss27,1979 

ABSIA^Cr A metbnd tlsai eombines intrnecRulai seeord• 

ing, dye mar4inq, and immu.neStochensislq^ makcs thestody 

of funclional and morphologbl aspects nf enkephalin neurons 

in the magnocellular prroptie nuckus of the goldfish hypo- 

Ihalamm feasiblc. R> use of nultiplc lechniyucs, enkephalin 

neurons cao he distinguishad from other brain cells and ean be 

reconstructed from dra..inesof serial sections enntainiag the 

dyc injcctcd opioid cells. T4ese nrkephalin cells and Iheir 

processes measure I4-43 psn - ensata diameter and aseunF 

polar,bipolu,ormultipolar-Ilseireleclroplysiological pr p• 

erties mdch those of other mammdian and fish magnoce0ular 

endocrine cells. This p rtmafimss the onc neuronbne hormonelplBtid^))hejS 

ssôrlffy ^^t epêr 

toupling-bnw en nke^7ulass and adj5cent hy thaY t.1 Q 

neurons,andsuggeslslhatehemiealandfuneHona ciassificalion 

of single clectroph^xiobgically and neuroanalomically 


marked the physiologically studied, antidromically identified 

preoptic ncurom for sulucquent Incalization. In most fish, only 

one cell per nucleus was filled with LY. Al the conclusion of 

each experiment, the fish was perfused with teleost physiological 

solution (16) followed by Bouin's fixative (picric acid/ 

fonnalin/acctic ecid, 15:5:1) before the brain was remosxd, 

blocked, and immersed in fixatire overnight at 4°G Hypo- 

Ihalamic blos:ks were embedded in pamffin, sectioned serially 

at 10 pm in the frontal plane, mounted on glass slides, and dricJ 

(2). In order to see the yellow LY•filled preuptic neuron somala 

and processes, sections were deparaffinized and examined 

under a Leitz Orthoplan microscope with Ploem illuminntion 

from an HBO 200 mercur-v vapor 1-.mp with a BC-12 exciter

. . . 

79 It EeBO 

pituitary ana oraln 

NEQROBIOLOCY/y 

50269 8130 

ndorphinsin rat 

fGFrae.eat,fh+^d«dJn/pr.rrrs.tng/C.F'racmrnt/aretylation/i,mmtnmRanrrsrrnt immnnoa...ay) 

SIRAIK ZAKARIA] A\D DEREK SMYTIa 

Naliml tnairu!e Inr 'kJiul P.rtveh, NIIII I lill, Inwhn NW7 IAA, ri,g6od 

Conununl

NEUROBIOt.OBY--COyCRESSES/%ERVOUI SYSTE.h-CO;:GRF.SSI:S/ 

PSYCIIODIOLOGY--CORGRES$ES/7EUROLOGY-CONGRE9SES/ . 

MC'x THE NEUROSCIENCLS 

1974 

vim 

THIRD STUDY PROGRAM FrancisO.Schmittand 

. 

FredcritG.l4GrdtnFr,..,.:rA;q 

A-vry Idfy. Gmry

OplUM/DRUCS--P SIOT.OCICAL EFFECT/ 

R" 

300 

1975 

Ff E OP1A'NRFiCOTIC3 

-- 

Wqe-mt I M,.,.,.^nLLns)n 

Q.e. nalgesia and Dependence 

. The'Internalional Narcotic Rosearch Cluo Conlorerw9 

: May 21-24, 1975 

Airlio House. Virninia 

PE RGAMON PRESS 

E:ecutlve Commtttoe, INRC / Toronlo / Oxlortl / Sydney / RI 

n"am cwd;bm tsecretaM 

Dowrrmenr of anrvmacoropY. slanbrd UMrorsltyand 

adrnuion R^sea.eh Foenrlnlinn 

P^bAI%Calilornin,U.SA 

SydncYlVchor N.Yl.KOstcrlB[ 

Doparlmcnl ol CnemisnY Unit for Rcaoarcn on Addiclive Dluys 

Ren>snlacr PuMocnnielnslilub Merlscbnl Culbpe 

Tro 'y,rN^vwYwkU.ASA _ AWWrnnscabnd 

'n,p.O.yCm^r 4 S i 11.TaAs91 

Rcsvmrn Dcwrlmonr 

Dnpvrr.mnlol Miarmacdopy 

M,los lntarnlorics. Lld. 

Nyu:uUnivcrslry 

SbuPh S.1. 24LY, EnCland. - Kynrn, Japm 


501 

A 

c bwrocf^michy^ y, g,'^ • 

50269 8133 

A2INUAL REVIEW OF BICCHBMIS'PRY. Y. 1- 

1932- 

Stanford University, Calif., Annual reviewsj in- 

[etc.] 1932v. 

dia^;rs. 23 pi. 

Editors: 1932- J. M. Luck and others. 

. Vols,l-3,. 1932.,34,,^{ere publi.shedby :^tanford 

viiitieisLEy g` Ind€xei:" "bdls:'1=IOJ''" 

1932-42 


l 50269 0134 

BEHAViORAL SCIENCE/ 

NEUROCHEMISTRY/PEPTIDES--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT/NEURONS--PHYSIOLOGY/ 

IN NEURONAL FUNCTION 

. - 

_ 

- 

... . . 


NEUROLOGY/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/NEUROPHYSIOLOGY/ 

NEUROCHEMISTRY/ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY/SENSES & SENSATION 

VISIPN/HEARING/BRAIN/LEARNING/MEMORY/ I 

RC 

327 

Ka 

7981 

Principles 

of 

Neural Science 

Ediced by 

Eric R. Kandyael, M.D. 

DlrtsiwCm^nbNewoi^dPoYUWtr ^HU^ 

Collsg d Pby^wwr A Sur^^vor d ealumlu UwreNO 

end 

James H. Schwartz,M.D., Ph.D. 

P^w Cm^fwN

It e. & ^. 71.,4. 3 62),s -.^6liy^ -. 

ui Yz,nJtu„run^drid„C„ 

° _t- 

80.^^^ - g° ^/ 

80 II Ey-80 

S. P. 

S ^ - 1(r( 

'êurpendocrine;Secretiomand, 

^' BlofsglW Rhythms- In Mar}.`, 

Doxie! R. Wagner, 5l.D.,' andElliot D. N'eitnnan, M.D.t 

p y ( ), ) 

AII biological organisuis, from sbtgle cells to complex multicellular 

plants or animals. demonsu'ate rhythms w^hich have been shown to be 

endogenous and selfsustaining when time cues (Zeitgehers) are remot•ed. 

\lost of these "chronobiologic rhythms•• are circadian, i.e., they 

undergo repetitive cycles with it period length approximating (circa) 24 

hours. Biological rhythms less than 24 hours (ultradian), greater than 24 

hours tintradian), monthly (circatrigantan), and circannual are also 

i€- present in many biological systems. Survival of indiciduals and species 

depends on the ability oforganisms to rnaintain a synchronized temporal 

. i. relationship to both short term and long tetm enrironmental changes. 

^ JTIn°aîpgtiorj' of,gn:•jDmn5ental changes by such biological rhythms 

U ^1 û 


i

50269 8137 

1 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK RC 327 Br 1982 

Prockes,J. (ed.){ 

Current Topics in Neurobioloqy, 

Plenun Publishing Corp..Neu York, New York 10003,82, 

ISN 

0 4 0 0 0,0 0 4 4 5 6 


3787

BF Neur2-L^ 

31 Programming 

1980 p° 

Yolum&l- 

The Study of the 

Structure of Subjective Experience 

Limited -- 

First Edition ' i 9977 


4.......___ 

Robert Dilts 

John Grinder 

Richard Bandler 

Leslie C. Bandlei 

Judith DeLozier

i 50269 8 139 PROCEEDIKGSOPI'l1EAUSTRALIANASSfK1ATIONOFNfUROLOGISIS,1974,1t eJWIL 

III DuZ-76 

S.P. 

J. R. MOON and P. F. HL1D1N' 

In recent yeass the so-called "drug subculture" has produced many innovations in its persistent search 

for escape through the world of chemistry. The list of methods used is frighteningly extensive and one has 

long since cea

50269 0140 



VISIPN/HEARING/BRAIN/LEARNING/MEMORY/ 

RC 

327 

Ka 

1981 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 4 4 5 9 

Principles 

of 


Edited by 

Eric R. Kandel, M.D. 

Pole•v, Re^nmm^^ el 11^ ' IRy W AxF^m 

[lirtnac C SûteauNCOlumOD Unl•sM0 

md 

James H. Schwartz,c M.D., Ph.D. 

â CenpeÌwNeumbwlqyuM&lu•MnÎ^ 

C^^K tl VEqucw• s sw{mnn W ColumM^ UN•xvA 

Elsevles/Noct6-Ho]land 

New Yutlt • Mestndam • Oxlotd 


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S961 'h961 `T96T 16561 

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'096': '8SGT 'h^T 'd0 S5na0hOD 'fY::OZJ.'.1'Ia2SA7S 

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50269 8142 , '-1311ICINE---cLIRICAI-/0,1STPOC•irfF.ROLOrY/rA.^.7TOLIN:Y/t,UVCS--')I4p,15FS/ 

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VOL. 1: CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE/IIE.IRT--DISrrASES/DEV.4u7uLUC;Y/r.rvuuu«.Niu,".,r^ FLCSxS/ 

CASTROENTEROLOCY/IIE:fATOLOCY/LEUKE:4IA/GLOOD/hr1U?IOLOrY/ANTICE!IS & ANiIBnOLES/ 

VOL. 2: DISEASES, INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC/NEUROLO(7Y/ONÔLOGY/CApCLR-•-CHI7`tOTIICRAPY/ 

HODKINS DISEASE/CA:NCER--CLINICAL ASPECTS/" -l-,LUNGS--CANCER/PSYCIIIAiR4/ 

a M.COIiOLISM/RESPIPu1TORY TRACT--IDISEASES/ASTIR4A/BR0NCIIIAL DISEASE/ Y,IDNEY/ 

u .;.: 

SCIENTIFIC 

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^ VOLOME 1 and 2. • 

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A 46 /tssociale Dean for Postgradnafe Medical Edncnlion and Profrssor of Clinicnl Mrdicin, 

' nRD Stanford University Sdrool of Medicine 

• ^ .. EDITOR IN CHIEF 

Daniel D. Federman, M.D., F.A.C.P. 

Professor of Medicine and Drnn for S&dents ana 

Harvard Medical School 

EDITOR 


Scientific American, New Yor

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RC Ne4^'Ology ^ 

336 

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TOBACCO--SMORINC PSTCHOLOGY. vols. II, IV, V, VIIIs I7CsEI/ 

SM06ING AND HEALTH/ 

REP 

AE 

uo 

1977 

P.odusedf 

Aescvlapius Publeen^c. n 

f 50269 8745 ._ 

^ International 

Encyclopedia 

Of 

6CYCHIATRY, 

^^L?SYCH®LOGY; 

^PSYCHCaANALYSIS, 

- &NEIJPtOLOGY" 

by ' ^f 

o iVPn IlTPsisQl Bejnnop Codlpa4 

BENJAMIN B. WOLMAN 

Ediror 


I nc 

; 327 

F 

( F tkus e 10$y--Congrta64S. 

.-- 

11 __ 

oust on l,euro loelcnl Societ.y. 

l 502 69 e 1u6 

13rain mecbaltisms and drug action, a synlposium, fourth 

nnnual scientific meeting of the Houston iveutoloFical Society, 

Tezas \iedical Center, Houston, Texas. Compiled and 

edited by William S. Fields. 

119571 

Springfield, Ill., Thomas 

147 p. tuaa TA m 

Iacludrsblbllogreyb^. 

1. Neurology-poogreca¢e. L Flelas„ \Snllam Strauq 1918eS 

a.Tltle. 

RC327.H6 1957 Q 615.78 57•-6664 1 

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NEUROBIOLOUY--COYGRESSES/!iERVOUS SYSTC.M--COIICEFSSES/ 

PSYC11013I0LOGY--CONGRES$ES/NEUROLOGY--COilGRL'SSES/v' . 

THE NEUROSCIENCES 

,THIRD STUDY PROGRAM FrancisO.Schmittand 

TV. lffr ^ 

. FredericG.Wordcnar...,:cwf 

^ ^sh+wcc rû...cx^xrra ti.u A.n4, rli- o^ AadA,. 

. toyoa'.^rou

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301 Cold Sprinl,^ Harbor symposia on quantiitrti^re biology. 

0 vol. 1-4, 6 -/8 

Cold Spring Harbor, L. I., N. Y., The Biological laboratory, 

iez^36, ^q,3s-s^ 

1^r. 1nue.dlagrs. Âem. 

. Includes biblloKraphlew 

_ - - 4 i t.. L':^.:.-..,^^^ ... , tr. .a...... . a..^..1....:•.y:• .. .^'.Y'. .,. ^. . 

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eoi 

PLASMA MEMBRANES/NEURONS/ 

CELL SURFACE REVIEWS 

VOLUA4E 6 

E-- 

'HE CELL SURFACE AND 

NEURONAL FUNCTION 

raAit. 

CARL W. COTAfAN 

M/..nwll^p.W^M1p . 

'G:1RTH L. ]KICOLSO\ 

.11D. Aw,.. //.yiwlwlT.r^lwieu.Hûw.Tm. 

lyu 

\fIRTHHULLA\^ Pl'RI.ISNI\G [ri?IPA\Y, 

ASI[TP.RIR\SI ÊH YnRA,OafORn 



NEUROCHEMISTRY/PEPTIDES--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT/NEURONS--PHYSIOLOGY/ 

63 

1980 

THE ROLE OF PEPTIDES 

IN NEURONAL FUNCTION 


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êûlransr'^tftTE'diliit^^^4-^sndarpllinin=rg'iîi"r^^4lê 'î^'^`r31^frî'^► 

tL+oê^_. onLr^^ng-mikeplfalin"s Iriiisittno y di"c^W 

(pepUdes/l,yputluk,mm^thalenms/pftniinq) Prnr. Nnrl. Acnd Scr. U5,1 

Yn1.75, No.3, pp. l.sp-B,>. S1.re111078 

P. IDLOoh+', E. IlAnlanr.nc•, J. Itossu;n•, N. LINC7, AND R. GUILLGh11Nf ^^"T9 

a 

• Thc Arthur \tiui,g Uaîs G+„+ ha 14Lraiural tt.uroWul„yY. and r r:rarceuda'riwhby La6xatay of TLr• Salk Inui,ure, fa Id6, 611furnia 91U97 

Cnnlrtf,ulcdlyl PInyAE. itlwnn, Ikcen,hcr ^,7, 1977 

ABSTnACf 

\Prlirharautcrixrd antiscrc In pnrcfnr ft-rn- 

darphin w e usrd tu Iur:dize iunnunorcarti'e sitrs in crvnAat 

seetinns If lurmaldrh.dr-lt+rd rat Lrefn hc iudircet in,nwnr 

Iristucluvuisrq-. tip,rifieit. was e.t.+L6d,c^l be ah,urpGon of 

immanr>rra witL scntLctir prpliJr Ira^,ncnts. Spcrific inr 

r..rlkih-+lucaliraJ tn nrnrnn:^l (6 ^ l.ary:^ in t6r Lasnl 

InLcral lnpmh:d:mmr..nll t., sarirn.e• ner.r fiLcrs schi

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, pEPGS_-".9ES.TI1'C/ • .: ^ . . - 

ARCItIVVM INMVNOLOCIAl: !:l THERAPIAI: I:XPENIAICNYALIS 

.74 II lla tsce.la,In-ISy 

• ^^Y't^^ ^^fp^^j^" 

br° 

-• JGZEF HANO, JAN TRhaKA and JANINA CitEROSLAWSKA 

Oepartment of Pharmacoingy, Potlsh Academy of Sclences, Cracow ' - . 

Department of Pharmacodynamics, Atedical Academy, Cracow 

a•Melhyly-(p-aminpl-phrnylhlr!vrolaclone (LC) and ¢-mrlh)•l-y-Jp-0imefhvlaminophenyl;yollyf7;:ryrolactcne 

(LP) have itert sludied. Unsubslitufrd y-0utyrolac(one 

(BLON), the sedative drn,+s prrphenazine and benactizine, and the barbilur(e 

hypnelie drae brietal sen•ed as eonlrols. In 16 cats with ehronicalt Gnplanled 

dectroles in rerioca brain strar(urrs, rorrela!fon bnnrern the behnvior oIhr animaLs 

mtd MEG penrrns ajler intrmentricuiar and inlraperitonta( injaclion of thestudicd 

tompaunds was obsemrd. The suhsfi!ufrs batyrotoctont drrivatives exhibited specific 

. ee:ion on the em;adaloid system, uraniJes(ei cy full synthroni:ation of the cEG 

!n(hislirnhifs)atemendbchm-ima/jrafuresrherot4[risl![Jorthicstruc(ure,indicC(ing 

(ranquilti:inzartion. Unsubsatntcd v•butt•rolatnrte exerted a di/Jornt action both 

on the EEG and en t ehavior, rrser..blin,? rhat aj ehe barbiluraft hriNat. Perph.enc:ine 

- _nq?J,rrmcti:icr, cr;e.?-a:!:'nq.c:.a!ac,fo-râectJl,` •„c,"c.ra..^.•,ex„cM^.:_..o_^,_-,_M-.,,.,.." 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0-9 4 7 ( 


Aanuai reviaw of pharmacologp. P. 1- 

1961- 

Palo Aleo, Calif., Aanual 8eviomo. 


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xbt Neurophattieecol°8y. 

300 

^. ^ 8u Burger, Aifrcd, 1005- 

I)rugs aRrctinF the peripherel nervous system, edited by 

!>. - Alfretl Rury,er. New York, 5f. Dekker, 1667. 

::IIi, B:V 1'• Illua Ri rm. (SfeelHnal researeh, r. l) f[j 

=^ IocluAea blbliogrsphlea. 

1. \europharmatnlop'. C. 21tte. (Serlea) 

RJ[315.H8 ^ 615'.78 C- 

6C--22401 

rJbrarp of Congreee ,3i 


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NICOTINE--PHARMCOLOGY/ VITAMINS,". /HORMONES, THYROID/STEROIDS/ 

ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES/ESTROCENS AND PROTESTATIONAT. AND CONTRACEPTIVE ACENTS 

aANDROCENS AND ANABOLIC AGENTS/ANTIINFLA1LtAT0RY ACENTS/ANTIPYRETICS/ 

... ' DRUGS, ANTIHYPERTENSIVE/DIURF.TICSPCOAGULANTS/ANTTCOACULANTS/ 

CARDIAC DRUGS/PLASMA EXPANDERS/NEUROPHAP,MACOLOGY/CflOLINERGICS & ANTICHOLINEST 

COLINERGICS i ANTICHOLINESTERASES/ANESTHETICS/A.vALGETICS/HYPNOTICS/SEDATIVES/ 

anCSconvulsan[s/ANAT.F,PTICS/ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS/HALLUCINOGENIC AGENTS/ 

MUSCLE RF.LAXANTS/ANTIPARKINSOD7ISM DRUGS/A.'dTIPASMODTC AND ANTIULCER DRUGSJ 

CURARE ANT) CURAREFORM DRUGS/GANGLIONIC STIHUTANTS L BLOCKING ACF.NTS/ 

ANESTHETICS, LOCAL/HISTAMINR/ANTIALI-ERGF.NIC AGENTS/DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS/ 

CATHARTICS & OTHER GASTROINTESTINAL DRUGStHEMOTHERAPY/ 

CHEMISTRY, MF.DICAL AND PHARMCEUTICAL/CHF.MISTRY--PHARIIACEUTICAL/PHARiACOI,OCY/ 

RS .^ ^^ 

403 

Bu 

1970 

^R^c^ 

cVV///.LjHi 'L 

4 0 0 n 0 0 4 4-1-1¢ 

THIRD EDmoN 

PART 11 

, EDITEDBY - 

ICINAL 

CHEMISTRY 


WILEY-INTERSCIENCE 

.D,,4bnn„o4D.hêyd

RS ^yraphsrôetelogy. 

403 

Bu Burger, Alfred, 1905- ed. 

Medicinal chemistry. 2d ed. New York, 

Interscience Publishers, 1960. 

1243 p. illue. 26 cm. 

Includes bibliography. 


50269 8157 

31P 

Co 

1978 

ACETYLCHOLINE/CATECHOLAMINE/SEROTONIN/HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE/ 

PROSTAGLANDINS/HISTAMINE/NEUROPHARMACOLOGY/PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY/ 

KEkYQUS SYSTEr9(D6U45-NERY0U5 SYSTEM/MEMORY/LEARNING/ 

The Biochemical Basis 

of Neuropharmacology 

JACK R. COOPER, Ph.D. 

rw w,-:,r s^m w wae.. 


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° NFUROPHARMJ+CO1.OGl'/1dERVOUS SYSTEM--BIOCHENISTRY/ANIMALS--NEllRO1.OG•i/ 

DRi1GSq-PSYCFIOTROPIC/PHARMACOLOCY/ BIOLOGICAL CIiEMISTRY/ 

,STUDIES OF 

NEUROTRANSMITTERS 

AT THI: 

SYNAPTIC LEVEL _ 

Advances in Biochemical 

°` PsychopllarmacoloSY 

VoGne 6 

.._. 

E. Costa. M.D. 

-C^t.iAh.,,,,"„y frrr,cmrar' 

EDITORS ',.. . ' 

I L. L. Iversen. M.D. .• R. Paolctti, M.D. 

orro.i..- /rho.me^^r^tr- P.l„--enr..n.,r. 

C-b,i3t.Unr,-'Gr Lurm,r JPl,mnmrulntyandVhmmnrot1,nry 

sn:munûa,n. I,urn,nr IfenLA CambHdA•r. £ntmnA W,r.,nr Asntn+ 

Na,AinFn'n,ll.C..UJ'A. 

Raven Press • New York • 1972 

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RM 

300 

Fo 

0 410 0 n A 0 4 4 7 8 

Naorcpharmxolo8y v. a 

Fortschr::ttc der qrsaeim;ttelfarseAurs. 

ernRress in drug rasearcA. Praneesdes 

.rec.f+erohss pharmaccutn'ques, v . 7 - 

64,t3r: l.9S9: Z. duckeY, 


T.'Et,!4^?SYC.F:4YII.0.°_ItL'4L^CY, PR4C?EDIu4S 0? '.CP.E 

INTBFuaATI0CIAL C4?ICR&S8 OF, 1-4, 1958. 1960, 

1962, 1964. 

1959, 1961, 196k, 1965 

ilaevie: Pabl. Co. Amatezdem 


.50269 8161 

NENOGLOBIN S/POLYNUCLEOTIDES/POLYELECTROLY2ES/ARGININE--BIOSYNTHESIS/ 

... AMINOACYL-tRNA TRANS FERAS ES /AMINOACYL- tRNA SYNTNET.4SES/YEAST MANNANS/ 

601 AdNEURDPRYSINS/ 

.1974 ADVANCES IN ENZYMOLOGY VOLUME 40 

-- d^D REL.(TED AREAS OF AIOLF•CULdIt BIOLOGI 

Foundcd by F. F. NORU _ ••' 1 

EditcdbyALTONDIEISTER --- -.--," 1 

CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, NEW YORK 

^ AN L\TERSCIENCE ® PUBLICATION 

JORN WILEI' & SONS 

New York • London • Sydney • Toronto 

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:' 0 q 0 0 f1 0 0"4 4 ti 0 


, , . ... _ ._ ^\ 50269 8162_., 

NICOTINE--PNARMACOLOGY/NICOTINE--NERVOUS SYSTEH/ 

I 

. 

- . . 

76 X Bol . . .• RJR CLASS NO. PANPNLET 76 X Bol • 

Buvet, D. 

• 

(CN.R., Psychol. Psychopharmaol. Lab., Rome, Italy) 

TN&;NEUROPNYSIOLOCIC?AASYSt6#.,h1$`SYPEw;OP'NfCOTIi78;0Y;BENl1VI^R:,j 

*(Die neurophysiologischen Crundlap,en der Wirkung des Nikotins auf das 

•• Verhalten.)* ' -- _ 

Notabene Dtedici 6 (No. 7) 14-15 (1976) (in Cerman - Complete translation 

available) • - , . 

' 

The i vestigati a of the effect of nicotine appears rithin the v^ 

r..: . 

. 

framework of interpretatior. or psychoactive substarices'propased by 

Seiden (1975) to be.e "4heaical medulation of the brain- function", which 

is closely related to the beLwiorand via the behavior'to the•generalenviroreenr. 

`-_ __ • _ -_..___.-.^____. . . .. . 

.__,. 

. 


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76 X Nel NICOTINE--PIIARMCOIAf:Y/TORACCO--SMOKINC--PSYCIIOLOCY/ 

NICOTINE--INTRAVENOUS INJECTION/ 

I - RJR.CLASS NO. PANd1ILEI 76 X Ncl 

Nolsens J. H. . ' , . • 

(Rutgers Mcd.SchInst. Ment. Health Sci.sPlscatavay, N. J.a U. S.) 

N^F6Î^SY6ÎC51V'ÌiND 'BEIU1VIb11'71ti`"GÒli5EQgFeN^P^';.Ql;;;FIIRONiC11IC01ÌNE+ 

^,T[{ENT:7 - Cl!°:6CV1eCY"0 

• Drug.Addict. 1974 (No. 3) 375-86;(1974) (in English) 

^tur rcccnt investigalions conarning Ihe conxqucnas o" 

1 

1ch[onie nicotine administration have followcd two lines: 

1. The idcntification of The intcrstructural rclationships of tlte buin 

affected by chronic nicotine Ixeatmcnt and Lite quanti0cation of 

the elcctrocncepthalographic evcnts which are Indicative of such 

changet. 

2. The characlerization of the functional or behavioral concomitants 

ophysiological changef. /- , 


50269 8160 

78 V Pf Aner. .iour. Clin. Yutr. 31(6)1057-1n67(.TUno, 107 "- -^^ 

Neurophysiological=mechanisms ofâstej• 

J^^f 

Carl Pfaffmann •Sympesiun .Sen.9e nf "r.lete R t.'ut:rit inn 

U 4 D 0 

The sense of taste is that specific chemosensitivity 

of the oral cavity, located on the 

lingual surface, but also on the palate, epiglottis, 

larynx, pharynx, and esophagus, 

which is normally stimulated by direct contact 

with chemical motecules or ions in 

solutions as they are taken into the mouth. 

Figure 1 shows the dorsal tongue of a child 

after drinking milk. Note the numerous 

taste papillae against the creamy back 

ground Most familiar are the taste sensations 

of sweetness, sourness, bitterness, and 

saltiness, which early physiologists thought 

were the basic primary tastes with a conesponding 

receptor mechanism for each of 

these. Modern evidence, which I shall 

shortly review, has tended to verify this 

classical notion, but with some modi8camn^Tssle. 

h4wev4r. ar+ny annrhvr nr- 


tively to sugar and often learn many behavioral 

tricks like "begging" to get sugar 

merely at the sight of it (see Fig. 3). Thi> 

latter is a learned instrumental responsc 

based on the taste of sugar. But I shoul.: 

remind you that all organisms are not to be 

treated alike with regard to food preferences, 

especially where certain special food 

choices and available supply make the organism 

a one food specialist. The koala 

bear's almost unique reliance upon eucalyptus 

leaves for its diet is perhaps one of the 

best known. However, by proper choice, it 

is possible to find an animal model thar 

reflects more closely some of the properties 

of human taste. 

Taste buds are comprised of modi&d 

epithelial elements clustered together in a 

harrH-chaned avvre¢rate oDcnine tn„ll,

76 X Bo1 

lable) 

. i 

NICOTINE--PHABMACOLOGY/NICOTINE--NERVOUS SYSTEM/ 

50269 8165 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPIILET 76 X Bol 

Bovet, D. ^ 

(CN.R., Psychol. Psychopharmaol. Lab., Rome, Italy) 

TNE I7EUROPUYSIOLOGIC BASIS OF TNE EFFECT OF NICOTINE ON BENAVIOR. 

* (Q^$'^^7iYd^jlsf^lb'^3scfi66" L2i7nd1'aQeiP^^7ilj^lcjclugg'rdes: fiikotlqsû>^7tiasê w 

Notabene Medici 6(No. 7) 14-15(1976)(in Cerman - Complete translat i on 

The investig tionof the effect of icotine appears vithin the 

ramevork of interpietation for psychoactive substariecs proposed by 

^Seiden (1975) to be .a " a h a. 1•1 c,. mc d ulation of the brain- fuection ' , vhich 

'L ie closely related to the beh.,vior and via the behavior'to the-general' enviroe_ent. 

0 4ri: An 0 0 4 4 8 4 


i 

^ 50269 8166 

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM/BLOOD PRESSDRE/NEDROPNYSIOLOG4/NERVODS SYTEM/ 

REARTBEATS/ANXIETY/STRESS ANALYSIS/ MEDICINE, PSYCNOMATIC/ t 

pSYCHOLOGY, PNYSIOLOGICAL/ SALIVATION/ 

Mkdbr 

RC 

$ARBARA B. BROWN, Ph.D. 

465 

CAp/, 8ferk.ekt rnyrorop 

Br 

7Wnu Adwf^Jqneiun Iie,pifY 

1975 


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Lweeprn,Cdilc.W

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VISIPN/HEARING/BRAIN/LEARNING/MEMORY/ 1 

RC 

327 

Ka 

1981 

Principles 

of 


Edirad by 

Eric R. Kandel, M.D. 

r^de.o..oRw naennêim.•enr.e^^r 

prtciw, ncluNrumbidoryxdkh.na 

CoOe^s d]hyYtl.nah Sw{mu d CNwnLU Unirml^r 

urd 

James H. Schwartz, M.D., Ph.D. 

qdeuw, pcqnmenud Phy.wl^y d Newdyr 

fmueluNrwabidMrudkluna 

cou sr.a^. d uiwêa UmreN^y 

Elseviez/Nonh-Holland 

New York • Mnudam • Odord 


I

RA 

445 

Me 

2c. 

^ NWrbP^tYaiole8Y/ V. lt:.Z 

Methods in medical research. vj1- 

Chicago, Year Book Publishera t'4849-176 G 

I v. Illua., diagre. 21 cm. 

Editor; r. 1- V. R. Potter. 

1. Medlcel mseerch. X. Potter. Vaa Reaveeteer, 1911- ed. 

B850.\14 610.72 48-10150 

GOrary of CoogreY9 (D ^00n121 


1

Ruch, Theodore Ced.ic, 1906- 

Neurophysiology by, T.hcodnre C. Ruch and o:hersl 2d 

ed. Philadelphia, Sawlders, 1665. 

alr, :.98 p. 111ua 27 rm. 

"Reprlnted M. Pbyelology and biopbyalca, 19tb edltlon of IIonêll- 

Fulton Tertbuok of phyalology. Edited by Tbeodo:e C. RucL ... and 

garry D. 1'ettoa" 

fuclude6 blbllo;[aphlea 

1. Nerroue aystem. r. Tltle. 

QR355.R8 1965 ^.^ 612.8 65-2,•,617 

Llbrary of Congrena 


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NEUROPHYSIOLOGY/ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY/SENSES & SENSATION/ 

SKIN/ 

QP MECHANISMS 

361 OF. 

1981 CUTANEOUS SENSATION 

DAVID SINCLAIR, MA., M.D., DSc., F.R.C.S.Ed. 

Director, Pofrgraduele.Nedica! Edurntion, 

SirQiadetCairdnerHorpitaf, WesternAuttrafia 

Fonnnly Regius Professor o(Anaromy, 

Aberdeen Univenity 

OXFORD 

OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 

NEW YORK TORONTO 


/ 

1981

50269 8171 360 

Ca 

PERCEPTION, V. I--X/HUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING, Y. VITf, I%/ ODOR, V. %/ 

TASTE--TESTING VOL. VIA/VISION, V. III V VIIt, I%/CODING THEORY, V.VIII/ 

PSYCHOLOG'(, PH4IQLOGICAL, V. L-x/SENRS AND SENSATION, V. I--%/SMELL, V.VIA/ 

TASTE, Yy 11 /NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF SMELL, V. VIA/ OLFACTION, V. VIA/VISION, V.III,V 

HEARING, 11I/8IOPHYSICS OF TASTE, V.I. VIA/ TOBACCO--TASTE--TESTING, V. VIA, 

NOISE V. IV/PAIN V. VIB/TOUCH, V.VIB/LANGUAGE 8 LANGUAGES, Vol. YII/SPEECH, V.VII/ 

FLAVORANTS--SENSOAY EYALUATION, Y. %/ 

HA\DBOOK OF PERCEPTION, V/,'r-g 

cDITOns: Ednnrd C. Car(erelfe and Morron P. Frfednian Oeputmcnt of Psychology 

Volume 1: Historical and Philosophical Roots of Pecception. 1974 Universip'of Caliturnia, Los Angeles 

Los nnacles. Catitomia 

Volume 11: Psychop6ysical Judgment and Measurement. 1974 

I/Volume III: Biology of Perceptual Systems. 1973 

3Volume IV: Hearing. 1978 

3Volume V: Seeing. 1975 

Volume VIA: Tasting and Smelling. 1978 

3Volume VIB: Feeling and Hurting. 1978 

r/Volume VII: Language and Speech. 1976 

-'Volume VIfI: Perceptual Coding. 1978 

3Volume IX: Perceptual Processing. 1978 . . . 

3Volume X: Perceptual Ecology.1978 ^ - - 


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NATO CONFERENCE SERIES. SERIES III: HUMAN FACTORS, VOL. 9/ 

NEUROPSYCHIATRY/SENSORY STIMULATION--CONGRESSES/BRAIN RESEARCH/ 

RC 

386 

Le 

1979 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 4 4 9 1 

HUMAN EVOKED 

POTENTIALS 

Applications and Problems 

Editedby 

Dietrich Lehmann 

MW 

Enoch Callaway 


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w^TOf^^m,,.- M 

PLENUM PRESS • NEW YORK AND LONDON

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.7oG roco -- Snô-sl!^2^-- ^^=ô^x 

par 

CAMILLE IZAIR.D 

Direcraur dn Service rle Recherchc dir SEITA 

Avec In collabcra!ion du Dr. Ce2nd LiL•cnmann 

Charpcr de Recl;erchc an SF_ITA 

PrEfacc dc Paul Laget 

Professem' d)a Tacrdtd dcs Sciences de Paris 

It;liS50N 

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HALLUCINOCENS/ 

DRUGS-UUMAN RESPONSE/ NEU@OPSYCtl0P&1RMAC0L0CY/. ( 

SrAs^^^T M. I 

Cteslica L. Iversen Susan D.1versam 

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SMOKING AND HEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY 

NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY/PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS 

DRUGS-;PSYCHOTROPIC/ARING/oPIATES/MARIHUANA/ 

BARBITIlRATES/ALCOHOLISM/ANXIETY/MEMORY/DOPMIINE/ 

3^ Psychopharmacology: 

Li 

1978._. _ 

A Generation of Progress 


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Hucho,F. (ed.); 

A7ECIRORECCiP.ZOM,Y.Proceedings of the Syropo,iun, T+er:lin (We,t), 

Sept, 28-29, 1981. 

Walter de Gruyter (Hawthorne).D-1000 Berlin 30, Gernany.82. 

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NATIONAL LIBAARY OF AIl!P:CINE:INTRODCCTION AND IlISTORY/. 

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PSYCIlOJiTOLOGY--COHCRi[SSCS/NEUROLOCY--COSGR}:SSES/ 

361L< T1-Ir. NEUROSCIENCES 

1974 

ATiI 

. 

.THIRD STUDY PROGRAM FrancisO.Schmittand 

,tt

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NEUROSCIENCES RESEARCH PROGRAM/ BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/ 

361 

Go 

1980 

a^;:i0n1io4 ^13 2 

Sexual Differentiation of the+Brin 

Based on a Work Session 

of the Neurosciences Research Program 

Robert W. Goy and Bruce S. McEwen 

The MIT Press 

Cambridge, Massachusens, and London, England 


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50269 eteu ^ 

RNA/PROTEINSA BACTERIAL PRODUCTION OF/:7EUROSPOPA/LACTO âACILLI/ 

NYCOPLAS.W+S IN I1L:fA."1 DISEASE, ROLE OF/" 

/DISEASESiINFECTIOUS/ 

BACTERIOLOGY--DATA IIANDLINC,AUTOMATED/, 

GENETICS AND .`fICR00RGANISIIS; DENITRSFICATION/ 

GLYCEROL DISSIHILATION AND ITS REGULATIOtI IN BACTERIA/COMPUTERS--RACTERIOLOGY/ 

iR ANNUAL REVIEW OF 

I9^6 MICROBIOLOGY 

MORTIMER P. STARR, Editor 

Universiry of California 

^ 4 0 fi 1 ,. 

JOHN L INGRAHAM, Associate Editor 

Univenity of Calffornla 

SIDNEY RAFFEL, Associnte Editor 

Snnford Unlversiry 

VOLUME 30 


/fl76

50269 8185 FJR C1.ASS NO. Pld:PHLET 75 X Ra3 

Bartol. C. A. 

(CRst)c:on Statc Coil., Castleton) 

Si?.T16AVtiRS1O27 AND NBlRtA'PEf,YSM,AND RICGT1Nl, CAFFEINE, AND DIIUG Ii:TAKE. 

PsycLol. Rept. 36, 7007=]O]0 (1975)"(in Engli.,h) % 

*1975, No. 16, 14 5727* *d* 

Tobacco analysis: 

0 4 i) 0 0 (i () i :)0 4 


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698 

Ey 

1981 

50269 8186 

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/PERSONALITY/LEARNING/MEMORY/PSYCHOLOGYJ 

EXTRAVERSION/NEUROTICISM/ 

A Model for Personality 

Edited by H. J. Eysenck 

With Contributions by 

H. J Eysenck M.W. Eysenck D.W. Nlllker 

J. Gray A. B. Levey I. Martin G. E. Powell 

R. M. Stelmack G.Wilson 

Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg NewYork 1981 

î.'•.^^:.... 


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IIANDBOOK 

FOR TIIE 

3Neuroticism Scale Questionnaire 

The NSQ" 

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Ph.D., 

The l^Dint^ Jo^r^Pr.tewnlity d^ Ab'(ttThtelws , 

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Raywed B. Cettrlt, PA.D., D.Je., Ret-A P.e%tter /w PtyrAslogy 

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David Lerter' 

Rscrtred DittmDei 7, I960 

In an early statement of his theory, Eysenek (1967) mentioned that the personatity 

dimension of neurotic4m might be related to the balcnce of the autonomic 

nervous system and the ease ofamusal of the Ifmbic system. In contrast, a theory 

proposed by Lester (1974) argued that the personality dimension of extroveralon-Introversion 

was related to the balance in the autonomic nervous system. 

Lester argued that people who were sympathetically predominant would be 

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4 o p n Qt Q(h4re6t r(durt*sts these two hypotheses. 


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50269 8190 

NESE R1VF.R/tt0RT1t CAROLINA--WATER/ ' .` REPORT NO. 109 f I I 

TD 

n^7 

1975 

A BARGAINING APPROACH F R 

PROGRAMMING LEAST-COST ASTE 

TREATMENT ALONG A RIVER 

By 

LALITA D. AIRAN AND J. A. SEAGRAVES 

Deportment of Economics and Business 

Agricultural Experiment Station 

School of Agriculturcl and Life Sciences 

North Carol'no State University . . I 

and 

DAMODAR S. AIRAN 

Deportment of Civil Engineering 


August 1975, 


. + (I'/^jY1^S 

O /t 

iîl 

1^ "^1!^î l i^) 

linJ

XX Kei•-k-4^-75"^ ttcreat Sci: Today 12(ty6))28:'-ta+. : 

50269 

8191 y^b ( -EsîmCation and Caitro;^ 

tYatter T. Creanawar and tdorrk K,;Meustadt:-, 

USDA Agricultural iteeearch Center, 

Beltsville; Maryland 

of Experimental Error in the 

Fal(ina Number Test ' ` 

T NC PALLINO NU\taEa tesl war eontaining an excess of the enzyme 

developed by Hogtxrg (1, 2) makes thia gnvics and infcrior 

and by Pertcn (3) as a simple, brcad. On the other hand, an adequiak 

Index for the alpha-amylase quale amount is indistmnsable for 

aeti 'y of grain. ]ealling number is breadmaking. The U.S. Dcpartmcnr 

0. . e, In seconds. required to stir of Agriculture has proposed a range 

and to allow the viscomctcr-stirrer in falling numbcr of 200 to 300 for 

tofall a Gxed distance throuch a hot bread flour and 175 to 350 for a0aqueous 

flour suspension being liq- purpose flour in their procurement 

ue8ed by the ena}me, spccifrcations 

Sprouting increases the atphaamytue 

activity of whcal I-7our 

Since We falling numbcr test may 

be sssrd extcosively as one of the 

criteria for determining flour quality. 

it Is essontial that the cxperimental 

error between labosntories be established. 

The authors havc attempted 

to examine all possible signiCcant 

soureef of experimental error in the 

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Ddehi, Ieeo 

ST9DI'>S C7 TO EiSERTIAL CILS OF TOpLCCO 

IxP.T?.S. PFRT 17(1), by 

Icao Caibhi, IIidoo Tomite and Tutcuo Fukusuni. 

Reprint froms Bul}. Arr• Ct^,_,, :n.^^;, J++n^n 

Z2 61.0 (No. 2'ri4;6. 


50269 8193 

^ . . . 

VI 

0n17 

oaon ooo4six 

Onishi, Isao 

STUDIES ON THE ESSENTLAL OILS OF TOBACCO 

LEAVES. PART XVI. NEUTRAL FRACTION (3). POLY- 

CYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARB$NS OF BURLEY TOBACCO 

LEAF, by Isao Onishi, Masatoshi Nagasawa, Hideo 

Tomita and Tetsuo Fukuzuni. 

Reprint from: Bull. Agric. Chem. Soc. Japan 22 

(No. 1) 17-20 (1957) 

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^ 50269 8194 

B. H. Woollen, W. J. Irvino, P. W. Brown, and D.H. .Tones, Research 

Division, Carreras Limited, Nevendon Road, Basildon; -ssex, England. 

Tb+ce• eh.#')r:fr• Rvsr+^c4 (lerl'+reuev Os'H rl. 

INTRODUCTIO77 

^'^"^fu'lle, /(y, (6d. G-Q, 1976 

Column chromatography Is the most widely used method for the ^ 

resolution of the individual lipids in the hexane soluble portion 

(neutral Lipids) of cured tobacco. Using stepwise elution from a 

Florisil column, we separated the neutral lipids into six major 

fractions. A more complete resolution could not be achieved other 

than by repeated chromatography, which leads to substantial losses. 

Also, the procedure is expensive in both time and materials and 

relatively large amounts of tobacco are required. Time can be 

especially critical since further chemical reactions, e.g. polymerization, 

oxidation, etc., can occur leading to chan„es in the 

neutral lipid composition. These limitations led us to look for 

a more reproducible, oemi-micro meth of lipid a_nalysie. 

0 q o 0 n n 0 4 5 11 

:he techniques of thin-layer and gas chromatography have 


Bravnro Madan 

N?:JYRAL-,4UL^ .'iLl PCLUC&=-MA IZ .'ITA9ilYY1z 

DVtiASA. 

(I7eutraZ-Su.1I.4S:-L3 Ler1vo11ulose (for I'anrr 

Mmifcosuro) from Tobavvo S2alia.)t 1ry il-ndoa 

Prnrar and Bo:So Lqyia. 

Fnoteotat fr=t kr,M. 11W. (ZaErob) 41', 247-50 

(SS'u0) - in Croat. 


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2w34itAL-Cid'I:tfA YUTACEIJ]7!J'.A IZ STJwTdM 

D'JHA}:A. 

(ll.titsa'hSulph3te Nanite]:lulose (foc Peper 

:.,17enUfackure .fiaeTobacco.ebg}ka)oby ftdeA:^ 

Bravar and 5br] 25 TapiQ, 

Q. j ie^. (cate^) g ^r 2L^ 

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50269 8197 

TORACCO--ESSENCF.S ANU ESSENTIAL OIi.S/TOBACCO--FLAVOR 6 000R/ 

CIiROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS--TOBACCO/TORACCO--ANALYSIS/ 

TOBACCO--BURLEY--FLAVOR CHEMISTRY/TOBACCO--CHEMICAL CONPOSITTON/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 VI Fu 

Fq}imori, T.; Kasuga,R.; Kaneko, H.; Noguchi, M.- 

KJqpan Tobacco Salt Pub Corp., Cent. Res. Inst Yo.cohana, Jap.) 

o^ ^ dîriS^Fifi^; pY001+;CE^bÂCCd'°'^ 

' 

+ g lieh)^ 

LiTftT'ao C^` gre J°4sSenf^l s ijs, 7[fi p'3per Kyoto, Jap. (1977) 

..-. .,• ...-..^. %'.. 

. 

, .., . 

.. ^. 

_^.^. 

Beitrage TaAakforschung confidential manuscript submitted for publication 

C onsEituentp _9_oy^pumerousto list*___•_[tii:E'qc^^- 

^ ^Th stifuents of the neutral volatiles in a+r-cuedBurley tobacco + tiere^^-^; 

e con 

i 

studied. A large number of identified compounds may be viewed as degradation 

products from carotenoids'and thunberganoids. These co:npounds had a 

characteristic'aroma and rrerethought to be key flavor components in the 

essential oil of tobacco.' The presence of any labdanoid hydrocarbons or their 

f+._ 6iCygE^ ti 

tobacco is 

d s as ot, ecayni d 4b our Bur1e tobacco extract 

oug t to be^ decilfit^n danoid compounds. 

Burl ey 

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Pleaek, .laronir 

SOD1tfiI }iYDRIDB, Its: Use in the Laboretcry, 

and in Tachnologg, ay Jaromir PLesak and 

Stsuf.slaa lia:tanak. 

19G8 

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Tomicek, 0. and others 

Titrations in non-a4ueous solutions: V. 

Oxidimetric titrations in glacial acetic acid; 

VIi. Titrations in glacial acetic acid based 

on the formation of insoluble salts; VIII. 

Some reductometric titratione in glacial acetic 

acid; IX. Neutralization titrations in anhydrous 

formic acid; X. Neutralization 

titrations in anhydrous pyridine. Eeet Orange, 

New Jersey, Aseociatad Technical Services. 

(next card) 


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To 2 

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Tomicek, O. and others 

Titratfone in non-aqueous solutions: V. 

Oxidimetric titrations in glacial acetic acid; 

VII. Titrationa in glacial acetic acid based 

on the formation of insoluble salts; VIII. 

Some reductometric titrations in glacial acetic 

acid; IX. Neutralization titrations in anhydrous 

formic acid; X. Neutralization 

titrationa in anhydrous pyridine. East 0rapge, 

Nev Jersey, Associatad Technical Services. 

(next card) 


50269 8201 

t.. 

TOBACCO--IRAN/TOBACCO--SlfOICE-AP'ALYSIS--LAEORATORY 11HTti0DS/ 

CIBARETTES--PAPER--COATOSITIQN/TOBACCO-TRACE ELENENTS/ 

TOBACC0.-SMOKE--TRACE ELEME!TfS/ 

T09ACC0--SPfOKE--CObfPOSITIOV/ 

72 VI Re-77 

S.P. 

pJR C6tSS •:O.PA}29ILET 72 VI Rc-77 

Abedinmadeh, Z.; Raze^,ht, M.; Parâ, ll, 

(Cniv, Tchran, Inst. pc), Sti. Tec!mnl., Iran) 

`°1!lîR^S"AG^fIVA2Y0'^f' ,•.^Ll`SIS^'^'î ttÌIC4?lTAN ^CICARKTT'C^•A;:il•ITS:'S!!c^!:F.,6 

Jour. Radioanal, Chen. 35,373-76 (1977) (in CnZlish) 

*Constitnents toonunerous to list* 

Norcdcstru

81 VI Je TOBACCO--SMOKE--SIDESTREAM/ ' 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYTICAL METHODS/ 

50269 8202 

HALOGEN COMPOUNDS; ORGANIC/ 

RJR CIASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 VI Je 

Je ins, R. W., Jr.; Nevman, R. H.; Lester, G. F.; Friech, A. F. 

hi11p Norris, Inc., New York, N. Y.; Univ. Va., Dep. Nucl. Eng., 

Charlottesville, Va., U. S.) 

I"- ,"W3r'44{ _0 ; 8, ' S:YSi^ 

Be1tr. Tabakforsch. confidential manuscript. 16+ p. (1981) (in Eng. 

Constituents too numerous to list. 

In summary, the mass balance for chlorine and bromine in the burning 

1R1 Bentucky Reference cigarette has been determined using neutron activation 

analyses. Gas radlochromatography has been used to measure dynamieally the 

amounts of gamma emitting isotopes as they elute from a gas chromstograph. 

The sidestream and mainstream gas phases which elute from a gas chromatograph 

appear to be qualitatlvely identical in their organohalogens, differing only 

in their q6ntj'ta4)vwa}pe

50269 8203 

. 

. 

72 VI Re-77 

S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PMIPHLET . 4I . 

Batta, G.; Barta, H.; Sailer, K.; Daroczy,S.; Nagy, S.; Raics, P.; 

Nagy, S. . . 

• (Kossuth LaJos Tudomanyegyetem, Kiserleti Fizikai Tanszek, Debrecen; 

Dohanykutato Intezet, Debrecen); ^'"._:•:.- 

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF TODACCO BY 252CF NEUTRON SOURCE. 

r (y52 

- _ , 

gal^t 

Izotoptechnika, Budapest 19 , 140 147 (1976) (in Hungariaa with 

English summary) • - - . . ..: : _ . .. : . , : . 

*Keyvordsi* sodium,cured, constituent• 

chlorine, cured, constituent; 

'potaesium,cuzed constituent 

manganese, cured, censtituent, 

bromine, cured, constituent 

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Boaen, Humphray John l:oule 

Bndloactivation analyais, by H. J. H. Boven 

and D. Cibbous. Oxford, Clarendon Fresx, 1963. 


Neutrors--Safe:p•measures. 

50269 8207 

Interr.r.2Acnc1 Canaiosiou on Ra8'.oioR+.cal 

rotc :ca 

APnIAT_IO?1 YRCR'r.:rlC%; nBCO-M'r.60A1'IOTS OF ?OL•' 

IkiGNR.iTI04i:1L CO?^c^ZSSIOri Oi RpDIOLO•:I:.AL F.RO- 

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(1S01'3L'D 1962; WITR R2l',BIO:VS AtrYrTT.:D 1953). 

Internationel Co-Mansion on Rodielogicsl Protsetien 

PleGacction a0. 4. 


50269 8208 

r XlNtCQI"pCOtP08C0p. 

Berl, Walter George, 1D17- ed. 

75 Yhysicnl methods in chemical analysis. New York, Aca- 

B demio Press,1950- 

-?v. lllus. 24 ca 

iarludee bibllographtes. 

I. Ch.mistry, doolytiq 2. PLyslcnl mensureinenta 

Qp76.B4 644 

Llbrary of Congress U Ir.',6bb1 


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American Institute of Chcmical ISngineers. 

Cleveland nuclear enE-ineerinp, and science 

oongress, Decemirr, 1955, preprints of Eelected 

:. papcra., '!eu Xoi:$„!werS,cr,n „Tnstitute,o£,, ., . 

Chemical EnFinecrs, 1955. 


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Oct. 1978 

82 II Ha Abstracts Circulation, Vols. 57,58, Suppl. 11. 

3wxarmMerx^^qp^^r^ 

. i pEPENDE@ISt17QQfHlESlEIiJURLBY NU^ 551 

9ro!un = 

Jpppypfap. Gary E. RoEert T. M'all. Laurenee A. Harker and 

_ Slr^ker, Depertm

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^ • s e^tA d l)niVetS^tt 

'b^°c4f'l'e® 

Iestitttt. inurnx^lonaJ. de Chirde S o 1vay. 

lieuvieme conseil do chimie tenu a 1'IIniversite 

de Bruxelles du 6 au 14 avril 1953. 

Les proteines. Bruxelles, Stoops, 1953. 

350 p. 23 cm. 


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Waltz, P. 

NEUZEITLICHE FILTERZIGARETTEN UND IHRE 

AUS WIRKUNGEN AUP DIE RAUCHGEWOHNHEITEN UND 

RAUCHINHALATSSTOFFE, by P. Waltz and M. 

Hausermann. 

(Modern Filter Cigarettes and Their Effect on 

Smoking Habits and Tobacco Smoke Constituents 

Such as Total Solids, 3,4-Benzopyrene, Phenol, 

Arsenic, etc.) 

Z. Praventivmed. 8 (No. 2) 73-98 (1963) - 

With RJR prepared English summary. 


^!1[e gu,oilikQNY OF Stm1656S WrT►i CaRBON 

ZSOWPES. AWNLC FJIMY PAWEiC7. Unl.- 

(vêrsigty^ of ^C,^êlifbrn^:ya ]os A.ryê1es sRee1porpt 

E1. =têrRena^{îeliSsid F: ul y aMeGunthei Ste`nberg. 

qepert, ê j16 - Decer 17 19SI{ 1,'^ p 

RQPost no. 95 - Tu.ly 5) 19^7 1 P. 

The Onivecstt.y of 0a11,10:eia, ]ns Angeles 

Ce ' mp" $ctoa of Med;o:ifle ft+n o EIe+'gy 

Prqjeet Cal.i4ernfa, 


50269 921.5 

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Ne h^*d/Etmîl^ p-aams.r.:^^^^.,t 

. 

1964 Internotional diroetory of back issue periodical vendors 

(original, reprint, microform) Compiled and edited by 

F. John Nevorman. Albany, State University Bookstore, 

1964. 

1111,45p, 21 em. 

]. Dcrokeenern +.nd boolmetllnE-Dicett. 2. Acqulaltlon of ncNel 

r,ublicutl- t. Titla 

zrzac.r4T4 +f 


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85=1484

50269 8216 

II HeA.-79 

S. P. 

Lung 156, 93 -107 ( I979) 

Human I-Icaltll Effects 

+_ _ 

and Air Polluliou Control Philosophies 

Dcpartment of Chemical Engineering, University of Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah 84112, USA 

/ 

Abstract. Human health protection is one of the major goals of air pollution 

control, but not the only one. There can be conflict between the goals; an exam-^ 

ple of this type is discussed. There are various philosophies of how to dcsien air 

pollution control regulations. The most common - air quality standards - is based 

on a specific assumption about the shape of the air pollutant dose-response 

curve. The next most common - emission standards - is indi(ferent to the data 

on human health efPects. The emission tax and cost-benefit philosophies are not 

as well known. As most widely discussed, the emission tax philosophy would be 

indifferent to the health data, and the cost-benefit philosophy would make the 

greatest demands for detailed, reliable health effects data. The available health 

eRects data are mostly based on epidemiology, and are very sparse and unsatis- 

fyin& 

Keywords:Airpollutioncontrol - Publichealth - Epidemiology 


ALUEHYDES--REACTIO\S/ . 50269 8217 

(157 

74 III Ab2 

.302 - Sdrlo C ' . C. R. Acad. Sc. Parie, t. 273 (19 juillel 1971) 

CYCLIC ISO?:ERIZATION OF Y-ALDEHYDE ESTERS AND ACIDS OFp,,V-DIPIIEATL 

pL-pH}:NYL-rXd3EA2YL-SUCCILiATES. 

CHIIIIE ORGA.I'iQUE. - Isoutrric cycle-chnine de.r es7ers ;'-nWhydes et 

des arides -i-aldithydes z, a-diphinyl- of a-pLcnyl a-Lencyl•succiniqtvs. 

Note (•) dc \f,NL 1lEnvcoEs .1CnAIZs, Frsxqors SAtdtO\-LECIGXEC@ et. 

iliIDe , resentec par M. Hcnri Normant. 

^Nv jtF ! 

Les !ormes lsomtres ester-aldfhyde crai (i) et ;-nlcosvlactorilque ( lI), e, a-dlphf nylet 

a-phfnyl .+-benzyl-succininues not etf prep^r'es. L'isomErisalion de la ferme (1) 

on la lorme cycliryue (II) est irrfversible; par conlra•. )a forme T-Iqdro*lactonime, 

pour tts memcs substiluants, cst en ( uiGbrc rErenible at'ecla (ormc acidc-a:dtEjde 

vral . L'hydroh-sc alctiine de to lorme (I) esl rendue e,trfmcment ra d e pat 

t'assistnnce a.^.cl:imfricne du Frocpement :dd(•l:yde. La morpholine agit p! r:r Its 

7-hydrosylactones pocr romiuhe, soit 3 no :norpholinolactone, soit ausrl dc 

n:orphnlinlunralCFh}de.___.-___^,,,,,_-^_ 

. _-._---.-•^- 

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ALDF:IIYDHSÊ9CTi0FSJ 

1950 - B6rie C C. p.. /.end. Se. Yaria, t 274 (5 juia 1972) 

74 III Ab2 

.La 

COttPARISOY OF THE Ri:ACTIVITY IN THE CPCLIC I50t2RIZATION OF ACIDS AND ESTERS 

OFcs,d-DLSUBSTITUTF.D SUCCLÌIC ACIDI--ALDEHYUES WITH ORGASO-!VsGYL'SII@t CO"Ip0U?IDS. 

CHLilfiL ORGANIQUE. - Ecrctivites compr.rees des isoneeres cycie-chains 

de quctques ncides et esters 7-aldl•lntdes succir.iques a-gem-disubstitues 

ais-a-vis des organdmagncsiers. Note (•) de ,ll\I. Ilem''s aFs AaoaYrs, 

Ca.lsr,ots S.tuios-Lr-c.srsecn et \`,+ne ^1,yujmjAgY{Wpresentbe par 

.. . 

M. Henri Aormant. 

. . 

Ciodure de m6thdmngnEs[um ogit sElectis•ement sur In fonetion aldEhyde 

des acides ou des est.n •-alddn'des suedniqnes s-gcsn-disubstilues. Les aades 

uu Its esters ;-alcools obtenus se lactonisent spontantment en meth)-14 butvrolaotones-2.2 

substitudes. L'oction de ce ma^nAsien sur les --mCthoxflactones 

isomlres cycliques des eslers-rddcavdes prfcedcnts fmunit unfquement les acidrs 

enClhozy'-1 prntanolqces-1.2 disu'nstilues co:respondants. I. stErCochimle de . 

ers r6actions cst cnrieagee. 

Dans une A'ote precedente ^'), il a etepiontrivauLl+LC:.3..r -"'1 

. .:..^ . .- - . ^ ^.^ ^ ., , . ^. 

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50269 8219 

Rvticna ns; LA soaErE ClasnQtre De rRANCE 1973 N-0 9 10 ^d?^ -"d- 

74 III Ab' STODY OF A SERIES OF DIACIDS AND '171E ACID FU!iCTION or 

a,a -DISUDSTITOTED DERIVATIVLS. XLIV.-ISOiERY OF CYCLIC 

Y.-'ALDENYD£ ACIDS,V-ALDF-IIYDE ESTERS, OFIrFa-DISUESTIIUTF:D 

SUCCI?iIC ACID; APPLICATIO:I AND SELECTIOÌ OF NUCLEOPtiILES. 

No 487. - Rerherches dans Is sFrie des diacides et des acides 

9 fonetiois mixto oc,a•disubstitues et do leurs ddrivds. 

XLIV. - Isomfrie cycle-chaine de quelques acides Y-atdrhydes 

let esters y-alddhydes succiniques a•a gem v disubstiturs; application 

'1 I'action sflective do nudeophiics, 

. par Hav4 des AnenYEt, CEt4!•N£YE/!et FranSois Snu!ov-LzoneRSVR. 

- - 

. 

_ (D[partement de physique rîstol(ine e! chimk strndrualq .. 

` Univrrsitf da Rennet. Avtnue du C[nErd7-Lec1ir, 35031 Rennes Ccdev.) 

- (rtfanuscatt rcru k f6-4,73.) ' 

lef vtldes T-aidhbMes suctinlqon agem disu1, 1, l(R, C, , R, e C,C,11„ C,R,CIIe ou to, - R, CR,) so t en 

eqvi!iGn ra de setc leur formt taulon^ln qrhque hrdroaylac!onique 1, ^nrgrmenl pr:dc:mnantt Ch,,ue (orme ourerte au

50269 8220 

74'IIt Pb 1 , • ^ 

Acad.SoFaris,t.278(]lars4974) SEdeC-8o5-80^/ 

SYNTl1ESIS AND CYCLIC ISOKERI2ATION OF 8,8-DISUBSTITUTED SUCCINIC ACID Y-ALDEHY ES. 

@hr 

oft 

CHIMIE ORGANIQUE. - Synhdse er itomirfe cyrle•ncelne F!nrider 7-oldi•hydeJ 

aeccinigoes P, a-disubsritues; m•ve en lvtdence dune rrenspoJirion ineifendue. Note (•) , 

de M. Hervf des AbSoyes et MÔ.^fiÂ'FP^presentfe par M. Henri Normaot. 

In French with complete English Translation 

Synthesis of several B,8-disubstituted succinSeacld Y-aldehydes. (Ri C6H5 

with RZ-C6HS, CH3 or RL R 23 ) by the reaction of athyl bromoacetate upon t 1 

• .. . 

the enaminea derived from the corresponding a-distributed aldehydes. These .^, 

. ..^ . 

acid-aldehydes existessentially in the tautomerie cyclo-Y-hydroxylactone 

form. The reaction of diczomethane furnishes the true ester-aldehyde fom, 

. 

while acidic methanol converts to the eyclo-Y-methoxylactone form. When 

- 2 

.;. . ,.-, -.-..,.....,^P.r-77.•T•-+ 

.• . . . . ,. . 

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i 

/

t 50269 8221 

Q 

210 ,-Ner'dlll H1l9M He1w'yi" 

N. A nW l.cnnnn/EnelisL dictionary for chwnists, by H. IT. 

Necille, N. C. Johnston, end G. V. Boyd. London, IIlockie, 

1904. 

xv111,830y. 20cm. 

1. Memlatry-Dletlonarlea--Germaa. 2. bermaa langoKe-Dlo 

ltoaar1¢9-Ea6nh. r. Tltle. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/hvk78d00/pdf

Reprint 

..Neville,..Tove..,>...t. 

IRRADIATIOti FOOD: PRO AND CON. 

Reprint from: Science Hews Letter 78 (No. 1) 10-11 

(Ju]y 2, 1960) 


1 50269 8223 

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery 

80 II Cr Jour, of the Society of Thoracic Surgeqns 6 the Southern Thoraci2•• 

Surgical Association Vol. 4, No. 1, July 1967, pp. 1-11 

Prosthetic Replacement of the,7rracheal 

Carina ' 

Joseph L. Graziano, M.D., Angelo Spinazzola, M.D., 

and tIMtaTMMIh'll]>î\I.D. 

t is generally agreed that the patient's own tissues should be used for 

I airway reconstruction [10]. However, this may not be possible bewuse 

of the length of the involved segntent. Recent human anatomical 

studies by GrilIo and co-workers [8] demonstrate that an average 

of 6.4 cm. of trachea may be removed and the airway reconstituted without 

undue tension. Since the elasticity decreases with age it may be 

impossible to approximate much shorter segtuents without a prosthesis 

4 inttfte p1deftind;vidSal,jtR3. i, 

4 2 

J-^ 


50269 8224 

MARKETING RESEARCH/BRANDPREFERENCE/ 

DISSERTATIONS--SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY/ 

_ ..._. 

73-10,012 

HF 49rO4WWRaiiaM 1943- 

5Q15 LSIN' i ORf1ADLf.FD d31RADNIS TD fSiINATE ADD 

Ne ANAI.YZE 1RM0 DFMFlD. 

1972 OMvaraity of Illinota at Urbuu•Cfvmpsign, 

D.,a1972 

lu P6ln 7 Amninirtratkn 

UatvanDyMluoltlms.A 7a=Company.MnA+hor.Michipan 

C) 1973 

JORM ROSCRT nCVLR 

ALL RriiI1S RFvERVED 

THIS DISSERTATION HAS SEEN MICROFILMED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED. 


- _...___,.^... 

II He -74 Rull. Environmental Contamination 6 Toxicology 10(5)272-8(1973) 

5 

S.Y. EIPERIMENTAL ROPONIC GAR 

. 

- 

DP SusanbydA4qtlMqfpr,it, 

FIn,'WelAUimmof7rrA.refosy 

71rlbnam^,Ifn.s?9nf 

AtL7, 

''--^ 

. 

A general practice, contributory to the degradation of the overall 

. environment, Is the single use of water for the transport and disposition 

of wastes. Therefore, processes which can employ n-aste-water, and 

eoneomitantly, help to improvo Its quality, are matters of interest. ltedroponte 

gardening requires )arge amounts of manurial compounds dissolved 

in water and municipal waste-watar is a togicat source of such materials. 

A useful product, food, can be obtained and concurrently, the pollution 

potential of the waste^•ter should be reduced. To thoao ends, caparlments 

were designed to avatuate the use of hydroponics as part of a 

waste-water re-u5e process. 

, Chlorinated waste-vater is known to be unsuitabte for plant fortilitation 

and irrigation when usual trucB-gardening methods are employed 

(FAIR, et al, 1963), howerer, Its usefulness in hydroponic gardening has 

p';^-f+a3F..fnr__;_r ad(BtJn waste-v:ater have becn desuz^5. 

A ^ ^ = 


I

Iil".T*5,,.-75 _ nJ_ 

S ./^; . 

.;_ -• • -_ . . .. . . . . .- .. 50269 

-.--Tyur:'y.^wsT..tted: Assoc.^:_l93(4)256-271(19u5)`... 

. Two C=srs Associated 1YrtIr' •:: 

Inhalation of Cosrnetir. Aerosols 

-CcorêSr(uvar1464D,wedLrlh•nC.AIlen,MD : _ 

Tavpatients"d.tiputmonaryGranulomalosisasaociated ' gtanuloniatous disc.nse in patients with heavy exvit.`, 

ibe ir.hafzti.v of cnamt!io sprays wore sttrdied in an pnsure to aerosols. The first patient was a comnu]- 

. attemp t.t•. deterrri. e a specific noxious age»t. 7h.• list of sive user of spray deodorants, and it was oriKiaally 

gzssiSle di;eaa ;roducina substances eoas!antly in• ' thought that his lesions were secondary to the xnc 

ereases with new induslrial produate, and the probicros prese.It in thete products. The second patient, a 

i.-nrolved are illurtraled by the difflculty In rzprodvc(ng hairdtcsser, had a heavy esposure to hair sprays 

disrz.se In [aboatory animals and the lack of si¢ciPs tests and had ehni;ar, though more severe, changos ir. 

:or complex chemi:alo. .. 

. . . _ . _ _' . 

. ' her lung tissue. The likelihood of a rcL:tionship 

exisGng betwcen t}ue disease and the inhalation of 

rc'osd_ m ll be disnsserL 

W het}rer Lsir sprm;•s and related cosntetic 

aerosois c


_Nerettwve-- R: Sa- 

09iA^1^+6 14 0 IIAR7E9 S OF CLGRY SA08, 

by R. Io NatlBCPUMVn and S. U. N.31yorenko. 

P.hotostnt kkmr Af7roM.ologi7a ;= (IIo. 2) 

39"roG (%rCh-.^prf3 19E1) 


sNwiStR+- 

6r7117AL TTO;J AITD BI,G1ER33iG CF SALYIA 

SCLlLR):M 

Tr::dy Gosv]aratvannogo ???:'^cko-q Eate a,-dc, 

A"(I26d"2) 2Yrs,g^-`("194r)"° Z1f;K'Crciisic:lofi" 

availah'to e 

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50269 8230 

VOPROfBY ÎIJÔC3S MU6KA7N06Q bFNLFEYA, 

(8ie ►ogy of Gay 6ege.j 

phetostat from: robio7o8ifa 7956 (^Jo. 6^ 

CN^vewear- r 19567n Rwa:an. 

JX.^D a«a.&A&, 


'pop'di+aV2:VD a6v •S •fi ax7. do salh!`1itIT { 

9AS Ni S9I1L1I.L1V a3S1::0*.n^ ao as:r•ms V 


f). lcâ 

511997(v.a);t47s co.,) c^ ^.^ ^^s^y ws^ a^^^ l"!eP C•. I^°K ^'. 

197 1.l Supplernent to Acronyms and initialisrrts Dictionary 

A Guide to Alphabetic Designations, Contractions, 

Acronyms, lnitialisms, and Similar Condensed Appellations 

- 

. ' 

Corering: Aerospac Assoc&.fions, Siochemktry, Business and Trade, 

Domc t:c and Inecrmfonul Affairs, Education, Electronics, Genetics, Govern. • . -' 

ment, IdAbor, /Acdl

ii.iatoa,y C. L. 

Tl:r, iiil! kDAIi141•S II.^'X'iMAiIOCS FCH F.ì~"TM 

GF1i2LV7Y. FkFlt' 2. COi,0i/RI.X' YOiiPi A1D CSII'N.'L 

A19)Iil!rFS5 &. 1 r 3 

Pnototitnt fYatns Foa3 (7nr3on) 23 (12o. $10) 

I23^^1z5 (t.pril 1S^.ô)^^^, ^*3v>>r^-ss(i^ n ^ Sln) 

^f (+=uvJlcc ^. i(nnpilte) 


Bi 

50269 8234 

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HX P1&atSce L4d. 

hSW 6LL-P:AST1CS C:GARM'72 PACK. 

Peckaging 36, 110 (Oct. 1965) 


ARCHER 

(R.H.Dunnington) 

MAR w 2 1973 

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; 50269 8236 

TM S ^Q;iy 

PAPER ^ ^ _ 

SELECTiON 345 ERSTA.11t^' 5TREEL 6 NEWYORN.N.Y. 10417 

VL$Iltl^6ylElt9®lN^l'L^^ 

J.T. STALEY, H.Y. HUNSICKER 

_ R. SCHMjQL_.-----PAPER NO. 

• 

: 

TMS Nember^ 61.5UMr cGpY 

No rn,mx. caaoo.rcooy f71-7 


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50269 8237 

' ^ • ' ^-^.î.t" 

^r^^ ^ / 7 33-.^ ^! ci iS 9^ ' 

_ _ ^^^ _ 

^^vl.rniJ ^^^.r^ l^'^l JÎV7^ Cb C1 O ^ 1 Y I'1 W1 

• N^..ti' _^,p-'^^^ 1

F:.-fumc und Kosmnika - Xosrnecologie ; Kosmarisdm Chauie 

Neue Arnbra-Riechstuffe 

V.'iIbdm 5dermannqund Rdrdârd raaensf.. 

Nev mnbreic odorifcrow marcn 

50269 8238 

PfVFUMERILI--- 

+ KOSMEi-iK 

Cr17_9". ., . 

Tbe nrueavral fomsulie of defined ambreic odoriE

H0-, 

1la:roe ► Ceac R. ^h^, 

THE ItEH A:fd.l ' xCOti CUYD3 TO COLL[6£S. Zêd. 

t^G^ ^►^ p• 

1'ib 34 p. 

t;cw dmrtctui Librcry of 1?osld L:te:otuso ► Inc. 

t:uw+ Xoria 


50269 8240 

MEDICINE,PSYCiI0S0IMTIC/STRESS/PSYCHOSOT4ITIC MEDICINE/ 

RC 

49 

1979 

VNITT PRESS 

"1^11C 1VC^W=t^l^^ 

. - . :^. 

Discovering the 

by Dr. Irving Oyle Healing Connection 

^ SANTA CRV2 

\ 3,f 7 

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Ma 

1978 

0 4 0 0 0(l 0 4 5 6 0 

,î^NE1^M^147CAl1E^ 

• ^SS^.3+..V^.:•-^•-1J^'^^J.^,Fr^':- ..^- 

mwTHESA:URU 

^r^(qrta►cry.^ ori;^^ 

Revised Edition Prepared by 

PHILIP D. MORBHEAD 

^ 

A SIGNET BOOX 

NEW AM6rtIrJ4N LIOfiARY 

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. Fov^n3A L, 

F.iW Aia!?7 L.Cm4 TI PLAiizSa 

18.orof9lm fr ne nio2oe2a:1 Rocicâ K'r O1o, 4) 

(105$) 


L 

50269 8243 

ai Tos2-78 S.P. - ^ \ 

RJR CLCSS 110. PYViPHLET XI ToU2-73 s.p. 

Est-Renublicain 

.jisiu%% UvFAsA kWfp^ w4ersq kerilna+xmrt=CE. 

*(Les funeurs vont "tousser".)* 

Est-RepWolicain 1978, n.p. (Jan. 14, 1978) - in French 

Includes tar anC nicotine tables for 4 French Honnpoly cigarettes as 

well as cigarettes ireported intc Fr•ance, such as Caciel, tlinston, (:arlboro, etc. 

*Keywords: Tar, smoke, constituent; 




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^ 50269 6245 OribinuL Ituesti^'afiats 

III Du -76 ^ 

S.P. f 

. t 

. ^ 

G..taacevic 

Arch. Tosico1.71 t 

• -^S (IOr:.) 

® by Sprmoer-%'edagi'J]e 

C.II. Roehringcr SoLn, ALt. Pbarmahologiq IngclLcim/Rhcin 

Recoived FeLnmry 7,1D73 

Abstract. A new- nylurnhw and melLod for the tosicologienl incezligntimt of inetored 1. 

•erosols in rets, srhich is alsu suit.rLlc Wr tuu in otLer xnw II IaLorntoq• nninmis, is dcseriLed. 

It pcrmita: 

1. sinmlGneous lreatment of 5 or mote nnimalr, 

2. adminiatrotion of ructcred aorowt dosea to indiridnol animala, • 

3. ventilation oftho cagcs, 

4. rnechanical tilting of t6e metered aeroaol paeks to ensure tLorougb wising of tho 

content,end 

6. continnous nutomatic tilting, adrninistration nnd cenlilntion., 

Four welcretl nerosots, xilh nud îthout iprarropiu n bro,nide, ^cerc invesligatcd under 

diR rent ventilation conditions. P.loorl gasca and tlnorin.ncd chloroL^drrocarboirs (nLLroria• 

lioa: nuoroearL-) in the nrtecial Lluod ,.rre af.w deteunined. In le3ts with rpont.mcous 

rentilation ot tlw nninral chambers without po:iUre pre.=snro. signifiennt ncidust.i nnd hyponia 

oceurn•d afrer a0 p^rRs o[ metemi neroral. LSLse eent il..cion of t hc eLambers r. aa insufiicient, 

iho nnorocarto u led to dorndelc-ndent toxic nnd letbal en'e«s. Tha subatanee and ilro 

sddilivea con4rined in she nwtered nero=ol did not imerfwe "ith thesn rncels..111cr activo 

9 0. Q (1. A o' 4 5 6 4. 


I

11 50269 8246 ^ 

._--^----- ^ 

-TU,E TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS, VOL. IA-19 NO 4 JULY/AUGUST I^ 

II Me^ A 8 1 S P / 

^.^w.Applicat-iatrs^fw^leetro^t-^f'eehrtology-tb 

(?ontrohof&tDustr-Fum^nrokevMtlmWerosolsp 

Abrrrucl-Nesv .ppUc.tinns of eleclrost.sles to the ennlrol of dsul 

art Invesliyaled. Technoluv for pushlne sJSlems to keep dwl eQ 

opuc.l.ytlems.nd morr p,niruhtes oul untrnlre,mr.re diteutsed. 

Olher eleclroslallc leehniquee for removal of w^.ler droplets and 

smoke are invrsNy.ted. 

STUART A. HOENIG 

coî. romr 


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.50269 8247 

13418 DECEMDEIt 1977 Jl^^y^ _ jp EE6 

II Mes 78 ^, ^„ .. yl r. AC7ERrAL a 11INIiTICS:^-^r; 

S,P. 

^^s'fNWX§7'^t a-rem 

krtaoournoa 

By Craham F. Andrews-and Chi Ticnr 

The study of bacterial growth kinetics in wastewater is an inexact science. 

For example, most mathematical models of the process assume the cclt yicld 

to be constant, even though it is known to vary considerably (16). The transient 

behavior of continuous flow culmres, including activated-sludge units, is not 

eorrectly described by simple browlhaate equations of the Monod type (I1.2t). 

The eontact stabilization treatmem process has been devrlopec based on the 

ability of,biomass to store substrate for later metabolism. but there have been 

few attempts t,+ incorporate this phenomena into kinetic modals (13). Finally, 

the interpretation of the DOD test, which has been widely used in kinetic studies, 

has been called into qucstion by the discovery that oxygen nptakc by bacterial 

predators may be significant (7). 

In this paper, a new model is developed that overcomes these difficulties, 

C;ndl6a1 te^duce'S to the common, Monod-t-vpe rate expressions under well-defined 

conditions. Certain predictions of this new model are tested against experimental 

data on the metabolism of dextrose by a mixed culture of denitrifying bacteria. 

\ fnrthe eonsideration 


Jour. Environ, Eng. Div. 104(6)1310-12(197t) 

9pj!] ICYfI!''Pft$W {^'S't'^1^^ 

Discutslan by Mkhael K. Stenstrom,' A. M. ASCE 

and John C. Andrews; ht. ASCE 

The authors are correct in their assertion of the need for considcring stored 

substrate In the development of kinetic models for the activatcd sludge process. 

The addition of slructure to process models is necessary if they are to accurately 

predict dynamic behavior for the conventional activated sludge process as well 

as the steady-state behavior of those versions of the process (contact stabiGzalion, 

'Deumber, 1917, by Crelum F. Andrcws and Chi Tien (Proe. Pnper t3)48). 

'Assl. Prof., School of Engrg. and Applied Sci., UCLA, Los Angeks, Calif. 

4ProL, Dept. of Cir. Engrg., Univ, of Hoostnq Ilnuswn, Tes. 


76 I Ma-79 A-ffMWROACFht 8.70.78 

70•Dr;Fi NIN@îflP'C111^7FPCUTiYP S 

^ I N FOP,fi414T P0!9RVtElt9+^^+ 

by 

John F. Rockart 

Revised September 1978 

CISR u37 

WP@ 1008-78 

Cep^Cer for Information Systems Research 

yt^lassachusetts Institute of Technology 

Alfred P. Sloan School of Planagement 

50 Memorial Drive 

Cambridge, P1A 02139 - 

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50269 8249

Br. ,four. Pharm. 54 (2)'266 11975^ r -/ 

268P PROCLEftINGS OF T11E C.t`.5.,'ffr.Ui2716 MR.RCR, 1975 

^7rri 1,w 

K.R. BUTTERINORTH', F.M.R. CARPAN;NI, 

I.E. GAUNT, P. GRASSO & A.G. LLOYD 

The Rrrthh Indusnial Bialogira/ Roscarch Asweialien, 

Woor/n>anstnne Rnad, Grrshaltnn, Surrey 

Hxperiments have been pcrformed which are 

designed to dclcrnJnc whclher it is possible to 

rcduce the amonnt of animal cxperimentation that 

Lc needed to assess the safety of Ravouring 

nulerials. Many of the flavours are rsters trhich 

are readily llydrolysed in rilw to Ihcir componrnt 

acids and xlcobols. It is poslulalcd that if the 

toxicity of caub componcnt is known then it 

nught be possible to extrxpolate the results to 

other esters of a particular series, with a 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 6 ') 

50269 8250 

gi roups of len male rats. Afler 21 days 1he animals 

were killed and comparisons of the hepatie effects 

were made. The, lrsions were classified into three 

types according to severity; namely periportal ccll 

en:argcment, followcd by necrosis, and subsequenl 

fibrosis witlr bilc duct hyperplasia. 

The srverities of the hepatic effects from the 

straight ehaln esters were slnlilar to those 

produced by allyl alcohol and were more marked 

than thosc from the branched chain ones. In Ierms 

of t h c numbcr of animals affected, thcrc was a 

positivc felationshiP between the dose of ester 

adnrinislcred and the dcgrce of periporlal damage. 

The animals givan the high dose of the straight 

chain cslcrs exhibited the most extremc lesions 

and in many instances the cffects were eo murkcd 

as to obscurc any signs of carly damagc. The 

results of these in vivo experiments arc in 

apêanent n.i1h the in cfrro hydrolysis sludies. 7'he 


3^^ L- i

3`!1 1 50269 8251 

XY..`fe7-D-M-74 AuSt. Wine BrewinS & Spirit Reviesr 91(4)42,44(1373) 

Heek for LeffiggwL11 

. 

_ _ ..►:1 . ns 

! 

The volniilc flavour compeunc's in rum have 

been idemfhed Fy an:dafnp diatBlery oil whieh 

thosc wish ideutica( rcter.!ioa tir

j^WvA^^Tm v^lt ^p mt oppnxt:, 

McDonaall, Patricia M. 

A kYBH A°FROFQi TO MXCFSA:YI28D INErJFMATION 

,^... 4TY18VP.G IY TRâ U. S. PATt3NT OPPIC3 

Sour. Pat. Office Soc. 50 (tho. 10) 651-658 

(OatoSar, 1968) 


SMOKING NABITS--STUDENTS/ . TOBACCO--S1fOKINC--PSYCNOLOCY/ 

TOBACCO--SMOY.ING--STATISTICS/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPNLET /b X Am 

4 American Academv Pediatrics. Committee Youth 

R T7FWsPRPRQA(4j TQ,?`9Z;^'^C6'S1toP,INO: 

Pediatrics 57 (No. 4) 465-66 (Apr, 4. 1976) (In English) 


^

50269 8254 • _ I 

76 X Chl SMGKING HAHITS--RELINQUISHINC/ RJR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 76 R Chl 

Chabot, R: 

no affil. 

. ^ a^FcQ 

*(La desintoxication des fumcurs: une appioche nouvelle.)* 

Toxiconaine 9 (No. 1) 53-64 (1976) (in French with English abatract) 

P1a, '-brev„]J:.,nr`r.rrrm.nr_Jo.,me^..;l,ee,rJO,-...nmrr 

e/rAnrPrsrr•oe.AnrF.mn.rnr..rniM,..ro.n.ndr: . 

U v,.e/,.-uhr;nnnrren;a•...=enimtr yrojrrnon,n:;nn, r. /;.rreT 

si/..,,...u.]..,orarvnrnmr;n.c 

a.enw/o.pf...d: 

qa.n,knnJ,b..n.,,4,u,re,atttlwownla,Ardin*: 

3) ,rrrVy.r 1 rbr ,me4.1 diqr u Ir 4/nr.iD./ in ,br dw,Liq 

.r]1 nrtaiAr rAoirr,rrrn„Arnrn]rF.ou]b ,Ar/rrmanrnrrarr]intnJ,l,. 7F4 .i,b/.a.al ,rr.rnrr., 4M.,..,11 lrfnt .,./ !], rlr "Crn,.r it 

' .' . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. 

Nwnlifn]. ^_ 


t

7d, Tj4 

/ 

C^^va^^0:•tr 

50269 8255 

l^.T%Yl^yt=LG!^.^ re:_.^ '(/ ';'-( ^3' . • (1%Wf^^j / /+'-"'tf.Ge'NCL^ .^_. _ w_.. 

.. . ^ . / . . , .^ . PR•20S 4115 ^ 

CcrnrJ Snlron 

C.orncll Univcraty 

Ithacn, New Yurk 

Pcccinhcr 1971 

! N4TIRt1AL 

6AL IYFORPATI07 SERYICE\ 

u q U [) (1 t tl U I ' b• ^ . ^1 ^_.. _.. _r ^..._ _ 


•xF , J-

'81i^"approeelic"s to )ieit-eohtrol'andèt^dicalion; a symposium 

sponsored by the Pesticides Subdivision of the Division of 

Agricultural and Food Chemistry ut the 142nd meeting of 

the American Chemical Society, Atlantic City, N. J., September 

11, 1903. Stanley A. Hall, symposium chairman. 

Washington, American Chemicnl Society, 1963. 

at. 74 p 24 ®. (Adraama In chemlatry eerlea, 41) 

InUudee blbllograDbles 

1. Inattttcldet. 2. Iaeecte, Tulurloua and beoeaclnl-Cbatrel. t. 

Hall. Stanley ApDicton, 1907- U. Amerlcan Chemlcal Sodety. 

Dlrlalon of Agrlcullural and Foud Chemiatry. 1'aattcldca Sobdlrlvlon. 

an. Title: Peat control and eradicatlnn. (Serlee) 


5 0269 8257 

-^_ - 

80 II Po 

S.P. 

BOTANiCAL MITSEUPII LEAFLETS 

HARVARD UNIVERSITY 

.-.^-- 

1MYxl,N.,. NIAN.'114, ID{a VOL. 13,:^n.8 ^^ j- ^l ) 

-f0î._ _I 'E'\CF^ 

BY 

PA1;1. C. IIIA\OELSDORF' A,\D C. EARLE S?71TIt, JR. 

TuE problem of the.origin of ma:zc, which for several 

generations past has commanded the attention of botaw 

nitilti and archaeologists alil.e, is apprcciably nearer the 

txlint of 8nal solution as a iesult of the discci'very of important 

prehistoric plant rema'ins in \cw .l\Iexico during 

the tiummer of 1948. An ecpediti6ltspons9red by the 

Yuwtx,dy Museum of Harvard Unircrsity' and led by 

Mr. Herbert W. Dick, agraduatestudc?tin anthropoloqy, 

uncovered many cobs and other j^rts of maize from 

the accumulated refuse in an abandoned rock.shelter, 

k oy2 ag-Ca}'e.^'hj?i niaterial not only furnishes 

.:. 


! Microfilm c--^ 

OR 

^Di6EASff "^^.-----. ' 

177 

^ ^^ ^.e^°^SrfCA16Sl^bY1L!"^f)t^71k1^L')"K* 

- ---- ^.».+..^........w......,..e..u.w^..4«.^.,^...M....d 

HvhLc:.iqq, N. 

NRN ASeECTS OF B°J:EDLA`.0 FOR DIS.SAS6 

R?SISTAHCB LN DBbNS (t'k4SC0LU3 VULGARISL.) 

Suphylica 6(No. 2)(1957) pp. 111-141 


.^^^âsctô&closed processirig circuita 

: =inrthev(?aper-rand--aperboa-rd- industryg 

'D XXII Re-78 S.P. Paner I87( )JannAry 1977 

°1 

by Dr B. Morqeli, Sulzer Brothers Ltd, Wnterthur, SwitzerlandNDrICE: This mxterial may be pro._cta 

ccpyrigi:t law (TiGt 17 U.S. Cc 

%LTtIOUGtf the overall ecological 

Nlancc of the paper industry works 

nnt to be positive* the serious problem 

quired in the feed leaves the plant 

either as vapour or bound in the product. 

rapid separators arc used to .It our 

fibres. fillcrs and additives (2). Part or 

the watcr cleaned in this fashion car 

at cnnlining and puritying the waste 

x:nrr rcmains. Far less important are 

The result of the decline in entropy 

of the closed system in conjunction 

be storcd for subxqucnt feed makcu,^ 

use. It is not possible to return all o: 

wa.re it heat. eahaust gases and noise. with rising energy input is that the it to the production process bccauxc of 

tyding efforts are aimed at recover- entropy of the surrounding system in- the fibres and additives still prescnt. 

mg as ,any substances as possible frons creases. In terms of waste water trcat- Using this waler for supplying foam 

dsc 

waste water and reusing them as ment, the e0luent problem is trans- nozzles, edge sprayers or high-pressur, 

rax malerials, and at returning the puriformed into a sludge or solids disposal spray pipes, or as sealing water for 

ticd water to the manufacturing process. problem. This is preferable, however, in pumps, necessitates an additional treat- 

Aput from economic questions, there view of the relatively losv entropy of a ment operation; the altcrnative is te 

arc also a number of technical prob- ss'ell-kept solids dump. 

discard it as etlluent and replace it wi1F 

tenss to be solved. Despite the various The important infurence to be drawn fresh water. The introduction of a 

Lnuwn processes that make recycling from such considerations is that un- tertiary circuit would reduce the specifi. 

rnsiblc• Slumm and Davies found (I) desired byproducts and wastes have to water consumption from about 401itre, 

thal a eompletely closed circulating be detected and separated at their point of water(kg of paper to about g litrcs; 

.y'dem incliSting ill Fbmtfdnent} is^yot Uof .origiry ASfy i9bscquent miaing or Its. A bonus in so doing would be lh, 

achierable. Their study o^ energy and 

rnnv cnnditior•.s of a eomnletelv 

ditution of lhese components will re- 

mnre additinnal enerpy and equipment. 

creation of a buffer for the entirc 

system with respect to both quantit:. 


P.4PER*fAKTN6 & TRADE--TECRVOTACY/ NqTF.R--PnT.Td1TION/ 

CPPfy tîZw_,^^^# ^ ,,(lYIc^71tc^): P• 35 ya 

^dl•6-V, 14^c^ 

XXII Re-7S 

S.p. 

^'^S'âBC'â['''MC'6-lfp"4Ap$MLVCISG SYST[p3' 

By B. Morgell and L. Pelloni of Sulzer Brothers 

Limlted, Switzerland 

Recvcling - posslbilities and limits 

ouring r ent years, industry has been confronted 

increasingly with the problem of reducing or 

eliminating its discharge of vastea to the 

environment. 

In addition to the economic queations, there are 

also a number of technological difficultiesto 

be masterred. Desplte the arioun 

l! 4 n o n 0 îrà99s 79 

1 50269 8260 

NOTICE: This meterial ma/ be P'O^`0 E^ by 

Sf' faw (Tia:'b7 U.S. ê^ 

The rest is usually led into rapid separators, 

where fibres, filters and additives are recov- 

ered. Thls is effected in the secondary 

eircuit (2^. 


Part of the vater pre-treated in this way is 

collected for subsequent use In feed preparatioa 

Since this water eontains substantial amounts of 

fibres and additivea, it does net lend itself 

for controlling the stock density, for the foam / 

nozzlee, as marginal spray wwater or for high 

pressure spray pipes. This water is, thereforo, 

discharged as residual effluent into a verage 

and must be replaced by a similar quantity of

50269 8261 

i 

Adv. Pharmacol. Ter., Proc. Inc. Congr. Pharmacol. 7th, 9A 81-91(L9T9) 

eNMA1gseatsrofd4AenaaminerInclite6ds, 

•VI Re9-80 *C-a=' k.inlig8II891'JE^1 • 

SP.. 

P.N. Magee , 

FeleReseerchInstitute,TempleUniversity SchoolotMedicine, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140. U.S.A. • - 

Since the carcinogenic action of dimethylnitrosanine for the ret liver was reported 

by Bagee end Barnes"in 1956 (1) and for the rat kidney by the samce authors in 1962 

(2), mora than one hundred different ti-nitroso compounds have been shcwn to be 

carcinogenic (3,4). The earlier work was done by Druckrey, Sctaahl, Preussmann, 

Ivenhovic and their colleegues (5) and more recentlylSJinsky and his coworkers 

(6,7,g), as well as several other groups, have added to the list. !.!aR7 N-nitroso 

compounds are powerfully mutagenlc (9,10) and severet have been shoxm to be teratogenie 

(11,12). The compounds are cytotoric when adminiatered in relatively higher 

doses, the nitroasnir.es being primarily hepatotoxic (13) while the nitrosasides 

attack tissues with rapid cell turnover and several 2-chloreethyl derivatives are 

axtensively used in cancer chemotherapy (14). The chemical structures of some 

earcinogenia N-nitroso compounds are shom in Fig. 1. Relatively fen nitrosarSnes 

have been reported to be non-carclnogenic, These include dipheqylnitrosaaine, tert 

butylethylnitroeanine (3) and N-nitroso praline (15, 16). 

or the eempounds shom in Fig. 1 the nitresenines are thought to require metabolic 

antivation by,enzyaes for their various biological actions, while N-methylnitrosourea 

and N-methyl-N-nitro-N-nitrosogusnidina do not have this requirenent Several 

nltresamines ntroo ad compns other N-nisoudavn he beehom to decompose s in the body 

^ - to yyield alkylating intermediates which react ►ith cellular components, including 

nucleiQ acida q^d prpteins, ynd j.here is Inereasing evidence, which will be discussed 

Q 4 n^theP: tDit the biologYcaîac^lons of the nitroso compounds are medlated by these 

_ . 411p•lating products. 

\ 


i 50269 8262 

Vol. III - 5th ed. 

Gale Reasarcc Cocipeny 

LzeyclopeCis of eaeociatious. Datro3.t 

j195i) 

V. 29 cfl. 


Gale keeearc(i Campcuy 

Encyc7.opcdic of uaeociatione. Detroit 

(:56:.] 

v. 29 cm. 


Vol. III - 6th ed.

RCHEF. 

V.1-iC, 8th Ed. 

o^DG . 

50269 8264 

1l 

[IGEzI ,i`.11^^!1^1^ 9vh ^[f9as)n 

Vol. 1- NATIONAI. ORGANIZATIONS OF TIIE U.S. 

Vol. 2- GEOGPAPIIIC AtlD EXECUTIVE INDEX. 

Vol. 3 

Margarct Fisk, Editor • Nlary Wilson, Managing Editor 

Irene AlbiiOht • Ann Dlock • Christopher Crocker • Ellen Crowley 

SteDhenie Koelm • Laura Po7orrison • Carol Sutak • Kathleen Turner 

Ann Underwood • Donna Wood. Assistant Editors 

Rosemary Go1L Archives Supervisor. Nell Saehs, EdYorialAssistant 

Frederick G. Ruf(ner, Publisher 

G,'-òE E RÊCEfhC,^ CO-C^QC{: TGi.iF{^-QET;Ôl^" fi^14CIifGRfl 4^$^2f 

0 4 E a In A. U 0 4 3 i3 7, 


50269 8265 

0 4 n o o q o 4 5 n4 

=1'- 'E-cher P. 

A NEW AUTOCLAVE SYSTEM FOR STERILIZING 

VITAMIN-FORTIFIED, COMMERCIAL RODENT DIETS WITH 

LOWER NUTRIENT LOSS, by Fletcher P. Williams, 

It. J. Christie, D. J. Johnson, and R. A. 

Whitney 

1966 20 p. 

U. S. Army Edgewood Arsenal Maryland 


TR

ndard. The use of the 

olution gos hromato- 

:Ic the quantitation of 

c way not pres4ously 

crivativc with an iso• 

scanning on a low 

c results in the micro- 

•d for glutarate varies 

;light intcrferencc by 

of the umtarv acids 

1, but more attention 

6-uarrcAL >r[UrCnIL a, 543-547 (1972) 

50269 8266 

7,rlil Po 

t e o e.rimr t^l}^ 

^c rrnma ton^^ G o 

Imp 

J. C. POWELL AND M. LEVER 

Pathology Dcpartment, Crecn)ane HosPttal, Aucklnnd, New Zealand 

- - Rccelved Afarch 9, 1972 

The current most popular automated mcthod for the estimation of 

glucose by continuous flow systems (such as the Basic AutoAnal),eer') 

is based on the reduction of ferricyanide, adapted from the method of 

IIo0'man (1). The procedure used in the Basic AutoAnalyzer measures 

all dialyzablc reducing subst:umes, is nonlinear with concentration and 

0 /1 b 0(t U p 1 i i3 5 



50269 8267 

TOBACCO--SMOKESTGASTPHASE/TOBACCO--SMOKESTANALYTICAL METHODS/ 


Neri, H.; Carugno, N.; Rossi, S. 

(Piazza Hastai, Roma, Italy) 

Annals Tabac, Sect. 1, 16, p. 89-95 (1978) (in French - complete English 


The reactivity of thiols with cigarette smoke was the subject of 

those investigations. This paper describes a new analytical method to 

determine the products of these reactions. The reactions of certain compounds 

such as NO + NoZ, aldehydes, ketones and free radicals with thiols will also 

be described.... ' _ . 


/

50269 8268 

- rr• n.._TG 

1MIQ7HIqtl4mtlhXWVA9^82EHB4i'STRIffitTTûL8NA.'.YIF'.R1 

Q A New Automalio Parficle Size Oistribution Ana/yrer. Re- 

/ ferenl: A. W. Russett, HIAC Instruments Division, Pacific 

S

50269 8269 -û 

78 7TT Ra^-7R ^ -^ 

AyNewBidunced°flesign for Eighteen=Varieties...r. 

TECIiNOMETRICS©, VOL. 20, NO.?, MAY 1978 

^.^r• /^'"5,-^ 

' 

n ^.. ...- ..A, 

KEY WORDS 

Ralannd desi;ns 

Inenmpletc hl«ks 

I. THE p•\LANCED DESIGN 

John [5) presented a balanced incomplelc block 

dcsign for cighteen treatments in Ofty-one blocks with 

k=¢t r= I7, clghteen blocks were d4plicated. 

This dcslg^ 1:itnir{ad Q a6di,4'partiallyibat+ 

anecd designs. It is not unique. A referce has pointed 

Peter W. M, John 

Depertment of Mothematics 

The University ot Texus 

Austin, Texos 78712 

A new batanced incomplete block desfTn for u- 18, h^ 51, r- 17, k- 6.). ° 5 is pruented. 

The design is resolnblc and cnn be split into userul partiully balanc

I 

11 

50269 8270 

MICR0BI0LOGY INDUSTRIAL/ N YY 

76 I Ma-81 FERMENTATION, INDUSTRIAL/ GENETICS AND MICROORGANISMS/ 

PPOraRT ITIESa- ^F^RMEI^,> (ÎÎN^^J^FY 

Arnold am n 

Laboratory of Fermentation Microbiology 

Department of Nutrition and Food Science 

Massachusetts Institute of Tachnobgy, INDUSTRIAL LIAISON PROGR/ 

Cambridge, MA 02139 

1The first David Perlman Memorial Lecture of the Microbial and Biochemical 

Technology Division of the American Chemical Society. Presented in Las 

Vegas, Nevada on August 26, 1980. 

4 5 8 9 


' , • . 50269 8277 

76 II Re -76 

S.P. 1 Sunset 150, 206(1973) no author 

Although Neucrn Sardeners have more 

plant ehoicesthan people in less favored 

elimates, they still follow the national 

preference for roses. Surreps of Stm.*et 

rcadcrs show that tuo-thirds of thetn 

grow roscs, while plant compctitors like 

azalcas and camellias were preferred 

much Ic>s often. 

These rose growers will be interested to 

learn that the Smuct book Nnw to Grov 

Roses is nosv as'ailuble in a third revise.l 

edition (Lane Books. Menlo Park, Calif. 

1973; $1.95). Since the. lirst cdition ^ppeared 

in 1955. this book has sold 

33$0(14 cof>fe5.(The(jhirfied&nêludcs 

a g wd dcal of new in(urmûo t. 

Most striking of the new reatures is Inc 

Shoppcrs List of Favorile Varietics. It 

includcs descriptions of ocer 200 varicties 

of currcntlg available roses. inpludng 

16 old-fashioned•and shrub roscs. 

Fitry-siz laigc color photographs Isome 

tull-pagu sizcl ilhistratc sontc of these. 

An carlp seetion on the history of the 

rosc Idls how the modcrn Hybrid Tea 

camo by its bright oolors, frucrance. and 

evcrbloorning tcndencies-:md al..o its 

tenderness to hard freczes. susecptibilitqto 

certain diseascs, and rexntmcnt of 

hard pruninc. (The discussion of pruning 

in a subsequcnt chapter ur;es the rcader 

to prunt cantiously.) 

Other seclions deal with seleeting the 

site for a rosc garJCn. preparing the soil. 

planting and pruning. 1'cst control is 

treated eonsen-ativcly, with watcr and 

hand-picking stressed as controls, a 

9 0 

..,.....• 


Ifr

. . ^ 50269 8272 

SMOKING TOBACCO/CIGARS -L1ANUFACTURP AND TRADF./CIC.ARETTES--MANUFACTURE AND TRADE/ 

JL pCol-76 ^- l ^R CLASS NO. PAMPNLET XI Col-76 s.p. 

^! ^ Tobacco Merchants Association U. S., New York, N. Y., U, S. 

1 $ ' 1^ 6 ^ 8 N ^ b ^ C ` S V Y ^ p^ a 9 a l d l p p p q s ^ 

T M A Special Report, 1976, 8 p. (Feb. 13, 1976) (in EnGlish) 


50269 8273 

7 6 XI Ae-78 S.P. 

RJR CLhSS :!o. Pt;::•t!lET 76 %I Ee-1-3 s . p . 

tt tbncton, :._.; Crunsuick, 

Canada 

NE4i 3P.U:S!IIC.EPS' S"G1:ItJG IL;CITS PE;'EP.LED I% STUDY.S!41fEoS CITE 

SOCIP.L PPESSI'RE. 

- New Crunsvicl: Ce+mcii on S-oking 2 Heaith, ner,s relea.-. "nicton, 

N.B., Canada (t•tar. 1978) - in Englisn 

*I;Estr. in: Calgary Herald. 1978, N.P. (I:ar. 9, 1978) and Recorder S 

Times 1972, n.p. (Ilar. 14, 1978)* 


1 50269 8274 

. 

76 XI Re-78 S.P. 

RJP. CLASS :!0. Ph:!'tiLET 76 Xi Pe-ia s.p. 

New 5runsuick Council on Scoking and Health, t'oncton, L,u rrunsrick, 

Canada 

NE 

^5A@#A^SSE'^!1'!^► 

,. ., , .; ^'T►IfBiY^£YEALf^+fti^STUDY'.^''•41if:f^f.`^1!' 

New Eruns+icl: Ceoncil on Sr.iokinn L Health, nexs releas.-. "nncton, 

N.B., Canada (hiar. 1978) - in Ennlisn 

*Atstr. in: Calaary Herald, 1978, N.P. (Car. 9, 1978) and RecorCer S 

Times 1978, n.p. (,:ar. 14, 1918)* 

0 q 0 0 t) 0 0 A S 9:3 


50269 8275 

. . L • :..,.:..1 1.._....1 i...:..1 ^.î 

1980. 

Federn 

_ . .. _.......__...-^---..._.._. . - ^--'-^- 

73 XI Fo^-80 

. 

S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 73 XI FoI-80 s. 

MARKET SHARE CHANGES IN'GERNAN CIGARETTE BRANDS DURING 3RD QUARTER OF 

•(Dae Namburger 2lgaretten-Ettablithsent mEte such is 3. Quartal 80 

lassen.)• 

Nev Business No. 42,p 2 (Oot. 10, 1980) (in Geroan) 


73 XI Fo--80 S.P. • ' . ._ -. 

• I 50269 8276 

'ti:QSCi^^lLy•. -49 

NAPJILT SIIAPI:S OF 10 1.I:AAINO CLP:IA:d CNARLTTE RfWNDS 1977, 1978, 3979. 

(ller ainustrend der konventionellen Zigaretten-CrnIInarken haelt an.) 

New IIusiness, 1950, (No. 3/80), pp. 15, 16 (Jan. 21, 1980)* - in Ccrnan, 

0 4 pn o a U 4 5 9 5 


S.P. PJ' CLASS O. PIJ:PHLET 76 XI Fe-7:: s.P. 

Canadian Tobacco Feseerch Croup 

*{VFMw9AN 

BsflIGN+IiRA4: 

Can. Tobacco Res. Group, news release, Canada (Feb. 1S73)-in English 

*Abstr. in: I:anticoke Tices 1M, n.p. (Feb. 2, 1978)* 


77.0 ^suqfr:Cestr'altitl^^foe^fi-diotiênary>r:C^rln^-^,.• 

b ., . • 3el ^ti^'^^î^^^^ 

eridqe, llnrold T ed. 

The ue^^ Co,mll's Germnn dietianuv, Gen:vuri•:n,^,li=1y 

I 

PngLsh-Gctnnnn. Bn=cd on the t,titimis by Rurl Jrcul. 

Complelely rev. nnd M. edited. Wi11, n fvrc"ord by Gerlenrd 

Cordes. \en]'ork, Punk k Wnl,m.lls t19"a8t 

:Ir, arU p. 24 .n. 

]. Oennnn lang-n„e--Uictionnrles-Eu;ltch. 2. F.nglish L n-n5e- 

Dtcllnnartcs-r2erwnn. r. lercnl. Rnrt kterum-, 16C0-1982. rc 

Tltle. lu. Tltte: C^+eeFl's Cerman tllrtionary. 

1'F3640.1315 ^ 931-2 58-7924 

I.Ibrnry of Cnngress 59J'30q 


Fie1d, F. Ocrnice 

TrE NEW C.STNAG CGDB: THE CirEAI.L PRL':CIpLES 

AND Ta8 PL1301i CNAaGES. 

LiLr.ary Retuureeu and Tech. Serv. 10 (;,o. 4) 

421-36 (19G6) 


^ VITAL STATISTICS/STATISTICS--HEALTH/ U.S. STATISTICS/ 

50269 e2e0 

Proceedings of the 18th National Meeting of the 

4o Public Health Conference on Records and Statistics 

198, VNEW CHALLENGES.FOR UITA^;AND HFwALitLRECORDS'1 

plaN^îriwbF J.,Mhb.NT.J.elq^ 

U 4 0 0 C) 0 0 4 5 9 9- 


i 50269 e2e1 

Orbeck, K. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAPT1iLET 75 VII Or 

(Landesanstalt Tabakbau Tabakforsch., ForchheLn Karlsruhe, Cer.) 

..* neuer Abschnitt in der Eintwicklung des Tab^kanbaucs hat gegonnent)* 

Deutsch. Tabakbau 54 (No. 19) 151-54 (1974) (in German with English 

abstract) -. . . ' 


if71^^^^ 

This report (SW-16c) was prepared for 

the Federal solid waste management program 

by A1.E. Df1NRS, W.D. LUSK, and R.S. OTTINGER 

TRIV Systems Group, Redondo Qeach, California 

under Contract No. PH 86-68-206 

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACENCY 

1971 

' 50269 8282 

rar uY by lLe Suyertn4nJ

S3 ^'1^CG7'J' ,^j 

,i '!l -m °ec,r,p .Q d ss^ ,a. ^:Q 

^ •A f'•1 ^C7`J3G).; Kr S^ ;'^R ;T..L='i:0'J Iij.?E!`!':^ !S:". 


Sehoeo; I[¢rbcet Martin, 1923- ed. 

Now chemical engineering separation techniques. New 

York, Intrlscience Publishers, 1962. 

xl, 959 p. Illus., dlegra., tebtes. 24 no. (Interscfence library of 

ehrmlcnt cnglneering nod prott.aing, v. 1) 

Includort hlbtlographles. 

1. $epm•atlon (Technology) l. T1tIe. 

TP150.845520 ^ 660.23422 02-21070 

Llbrnry of Congreef ^' ,T-1, 


50269 8285 

ANNALS OF THE i4EW YORK ACADEMY O IENCES 

VOLUME 147, ART. 16 PAGES 3fi25 

uly 21„ 1969 

PI^^CIIPMICALPRdCÈ55FSb OlfdXt@RSI 

IhT1 E S /CYES:AND.JAPATJe 

Comulting Editor 

YOSHIYUKI OKAMOTO 

EditorialDircetor 

PETER D. ALBERTSON 

0-4 U-}0 0 -0 U._1--6 0_4 

AUTHORS 

M.M. BAIZER. G.I. FUJIMOTO, J. HAPPEL, Y. ITO, 

L. KRAMER, S. MATSUDA, R.H. WILEY 

NEW YORK 

PUBLISHED BY THE ACADEMY 

July 21, 1969 

- --------1r^;---^°a^. 


/ 

Editor-In-Chief 

MARC KRAUSS

- - --- 

Y.X^ ef-^_'l3 

ORf.NGE ESSEL2Cf i'IAEU1,11I0N 

K 

:THE CITRUS ??tDUSTRY 53 (120 10) 

R. J. fSRAD(K%CK 

VNv.rJry .1 na.:d. 

Mifnr. .( foed and A94sUwat Sd.nur 

ydrvlN.ct R.we.rh and CdvraNen e.nl.r 

P. 0. 6a. 106e 

. - . lal. Alhrd, sbdAa a)QSe 

AND 

D. R. PETRUS 

H.W. wpenln..+r st C1w. 

8-1D (1972) 

II o s^ 

^^'^^^^^^ìl'^^'^°^'^.^^! f-=-., • 

AusVEct 

Aqueous orange essences from t commercially processed citrus escommercial 

processors were evalu- sences and oils. The quantity of 

ated by a rnste panel for flavor and malonaldehyde in essence was 

aroma qualities. A variety of stress found to vary with the abuse given 

conditions designed to decrease the essence during periods of oxithe 

initial quality of the essence detive deterioration. Results in3iwas 

employed to study correlation cate that the measurement of ma1of 

taste panel results with a chcmi- onaldehyde may prove to be a 

cal test for malonaldehyde, a com- valuable new nnalyticel method 

pound known to be present in useful in the quality evaluation of 

meny deteriorating food systems, commercial aqueous orange es• 

antl shown to be a constituent of sences. 

.4 ^ tlò.G G4 6 0 5: 


^


1 ^. 

^-50269 8288 

483 YAL.T !Aq 

^ Gordon, Hirsch Loeb, ed. 

The now chemotherapy in mental illness; the history, 

pharmacology and clinical experiences with rau^volfla, 

phenothinzine, azacyclonol, mephenesin, hydrosyziuo and 

benactyzine preparations. New York, Philosophical l.ilirary 

19581 

SG p. 111u5. 24 cm. 

^lucludes hlh]IUSrophy. 

1. Psychotherapy. 2. Chemotherapy. 

R0183.GG5 ^ -616.89 58-3f78 

Library of ConBresa Sshl% 


^ (-S "Ay,j I1^j 

lzly' C71. : Ct1VTJjM 

Paolo Piccardi, Pietro Massardo, Franco Bettarini and Ange)o Longoni" 

Monrrdl.rar S p.A., hN/ura Rlrerche G. DaMgani, V'a C. l'aarrr 4,28100 Norarn, and 

Monsedbun, Cmrrn Rtrarhr AnHparasshmi, M. annjdini 148, 20)28 Milann, Itcly 

(Rerlnd nqnusrrrpr rerelrrd 19 S ©irm6rr /979) 

In the search for new juvenile hormone analogues (1HAs), a general approach was 

chosen baRd on the substitulion of the isoprene unit, that carries the epoxy function 

in the natunl hormone JH11I, by 3,3,3-Irichloropropyl, 2,2dichlorocyclopropylmethyl, 

3,3-dichloroallyl, or 3-ehloroprop•2-ynyl groups. Accordingly, several 

terpenold aromatic JHAs were prepared with, or without, oxygen atoms in the 

diphatic chain. Strutture-biological activity relationships of the most active compounds 

toward the yellow mealworm (Trnebrto moliror) and the large cabbage while 

butter8y (Fferts brussirae) are given. With a view to preparing synthetically accessible 

analogues, some slkyl phenyl tthen were also made, which were not branched in the 

aliphatic chain and were related termitutlly to the most active compounds. They were 

only moderately active against lasects when tested for motyhogenetic activity, but 

exhibited a good Beld persistence. The occurrence of a moderate aqricidal activity 

among these analogues prompted the eaamfnation of several 1,4-disubstituted-phcnyl 

derivativest The ovicidal efftctiveness of these produtYs against a susceptible strain of 

tIhe (tyo•sppttedspide/ mNe, Tebanyr8aa uriiraq was ten or 100 times higher than that 

of the well known and highly potent JHAS. 


/

{ 

4j 

50269 8290 

--- R]Q CLA55 YO. PA`lJ'NLES'71 VI 70 ^^' ^ ' 

c r 

K1lntseh, N.-7. 

(Forstlûutslnstitut CSgarettcnSndustrle, Ilar+burg, Le.) 

GiI):IATOGthP1176^YE99pD-SbR-Pg}:P+dUiiY&iRACiIO::hIIDYl1P.CiiARIIC 

-rss^ C.1'SA7^CP.=! S2S901 LÀS•'f.A'i! Rf 1EN S'YI 

•(KCUere chrmato5reyirische Verfahren tur praparatf•xn Fraktfonierung • 

v 

en 2igazettenzcuchkondensat for blologSSche Testversuche.)• 

Tobateo Chen. Ree. Conf., 25th, paper, Louiav111e, Ky. (Oct. 6-8. 1971) 

1 

(in Co- vith Engllsh abstract) . _ . , 

*1971, No. 21a 4 9?2Y s1a+ 

iobacco 

0•4 G 0 U Uq r9 ii 0 y 


/

50269. 8291. :__- ^ . ^_ _^. ` _.._^^ . K •^ ____ ^ 

8I Col-74 

RJJR CLASS NO. PAHP11LET %I COi-74 s.p. 

S.P. 

Whitehall, Inc., New'Jersey, U. S. 

' DFBIi'fg3YB41D^S l'J:^ 

Whitehall, Inc., News Release, Nev Jersey, (1974) (in English) 

*Abstr. in: Modesto Calif., Newspaper (Probably)(June 1974)* 

^ 

Whitehall, Inc. has selected Modesto as a mojor test 

Whitehall; Inc. , manufacturer of pipes and tobacco products, has aelected ' 

Hddeato as amajor test market for its forthcoming entry into the cigarette 

field. The brand name has not yet been picked but the choices have bean 

narrowed down to about a half dozen, says president Lee J. Danna. 

The new product which will be available in two sizes and menthol, will 

begin showing up at local tobacco counters in September. 

Lee J. Danna, 9 years ago, joined R. J. Reynolds Co. as a territory 

managee. During the folloving five years he was promoted and moved eix 

times, winding up as West coast division sales manager. 

119741 NO. 1D, u ocoj^ -a 

Tobacco economics: 

-717 - .-'-':-?.^. __. .... • _ 

..... .. . .....^ - .:,^: _ . ..•i. 


?o6ac w - - (r+.e^ 

'""' --- - - ^ - - --- 

. 

- 

m,73 EI Po}r76 1--a^' RJR CLASS NO. PnNPHLET 

.^ 

73 XI ro1-i6 s p. 

S.P ''Gasswein, C . ^ _' a 9 3'ty^ +^, ^ 

i'•' `^ .. ;^ 

(Reemtsma Co Ree . Dep t ..t^. Hemburg Ger )' 

o ^ -NEYAEG.ARI'lYTirflEVELbPEDBY`L'mmANSCIENTISTS"J!'Aw.-. 

wtneucscne rorsnerentwicKetten neue zigarette.)* 

' Bild-Zeitg.. 1976; p.'not given (Mar. 30, 1976) (in German with 

English translation) - . ^'F• x._ ^. - . __ .. .. -_ . . 

., • „ LiReywords:* Director ofResearch: ^ 

- _ 

. .:.::....-,•^..^-.^..:... 

Research seientistaof the Hamburg cigarette company Reemtsma have de- 

veloped a (secret) process whereby the aroma is extracted from strong varieties 

of tobacco and added to the previously-mentioned Burley tobacco which, in spitJ 

of its drastically reduced condensate, still tastes good and strong 


. . . . .Y• . . 

74 VIII PT FILTER-TIP CICARETTF.S--FI1tERS/ ^.. 50269 8293 

^ ,.^-.: .--; _. __ .. _ _.. .._


50269 8295 

YNSML^..î"r,T C^^ Rp_w: 7Tt1qC""(;^pîK-i55 Ô I^ 

S-OR ".ki3 

t D3Eii:'w CO:..*_SC'O:v ^Gi ii•.ici^;IiNATIOiI 

G? TAR AND kICOTZI+S I,7 CT......__:..;. -td6;; 

U.S. Fer^..1C.^.d^, LoaN+tDatonr•Newal^)06yC^. 

.,••. W36hTn8wen, D•C. (May 15, 1967) 

AE6tri fns (yesA:tnyeen) ¢v^Mna 8t^'r 

1:35L 8-i Utay l6, 1,946 7) 


-- .s

50269 8296 

XI !ie2-77 1t7R CLASS NO. PAtffNLET XI He2-77 e.p. 

S p Daily Telegraph _ 

. . _ .. tfLN"OLC'ARET^L'6ff^'^Y'M1UP:^^;10tCOq^,1$pj}^0^: ' 

Dil a yT1 e egraph, 1917, p. not given (Feb. 4, 1977) (in Englieh) 

HE new parttellulose c+arettes, 

et to be gicen a 

^-• br6nd nae, m will be on sale from July I, it was 

^7earne$ last night Research involv+ug 30 000 people 

each smoking a sample 90 of the newproduct, has 

shown that the smokers 

._ found them ': as accept• 

able' as tbelr normal 

brands: e 


. . - - - . .•(G56i 79T 16ri;:aoeS^ : 

97 (oS 'oH) 2T SneV.JUjSa6ai Ug ix]s . iEOjum110 

'LS6i 3aq;nanoh'0UFqaa;.i ieuoF3a1; u.i6lseayqnog 

'u,^^jso::wtCg oooyqoy ^l;Za.oog ieoiw6qp veojieory 


50269 9299 

-^'.-TO$ACCOTAR==COLLECTION !4iTHODJ. 


RJR CLASS N0.TRANYSLATIO:I 

Elmenhorst, H. 

-..^ . (Verband Cigarettenind., wissehschaftlichen Forsdwng., Chem.Biol. 

Inst., Hamburg, Cer.) 

*(Rine neue Kaltefalle zur Cewinnung groBer Nengen von Tabakrauchkondensat)* 

Beitr. Tabakforsch. 3 (No. 2) 101-107 (May 1965) (in German - Complete 


*Keywords:* smoke condensate, smoke, constituent. 

*Note date* 


v s; ``' 

Webster,N.j 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK Q 210 We 1965 

I. V 

NA1lZVY47X1ONARAa 

17 c. 

G,BC, Merrian Co.,Springfield, MA,65.(IN t ENG.) 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 1 0 


, 50269 8299 

ISN = 2928 

I

.. .^,99oT)'7cr£t•;^sg» ?t:)..6: SâV^: ^.1Por âc^sY :.. . 

' •4t:JiSYN'^Y:.^?3U 8.i'raa?ti ^'r.:7.`'n+Xl:moa t^.au 

. •^ ':C'(anazg 

OOEB 69ZOS 


; soz69 8301 

Edited by WILLIAM H. HARRIS 

and JUDITH S. LEVEY 

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS 

NEW YORK and LONDON 1975 

Distributed by). B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY 

U 4 tl 0 17 0 04 6 2 0 


1-.

V^ . 

7'a66CC^ -Sû^ -ReeoMSlirsirêe//Tofiwe.^--LCGJy._ SY+ 

Un t^ 

^'c-- roanu_ 

X/Me z -7a Polystrep AG, Base1, Switz. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAl1PHT,Ei %I FteZ-75 

,^ 'D ^v .. , .,XÂ 

o Yolystrep AG, News Release, Bascl, Switz. (1975) (in Cerman with 

v+ English abstract) ._ 

The section for the manufacture of rec3nstituted 

tobacco and tobacco substitute material of the 

Tamag Basel A. G. Co. will operate as a new 

company under the name of Polystrep A. G. 

The method for the production of recorstituted 

itobacco will also be called Polystrep method. 

^Gtves executive personnel of this new company. 

0 4a0 0 0 0 462 1 


Nord*onUrtW êwiiJÂ6rrr.q'rEcHUIaur^sa^;^ 

Ki2 ^T3rn_^,hAR^cler^^ !bN l1^ 

^1 ^► ` 1L^ 

Kinhler, .Tohn 

NEii CCIMMATIVE SECt!EhT LNALYTIC 

T6C3NIQUES IN PillPtil,CENIICG. NP.RXCTING - 

N047 AND IN THE YUTUkR 

dmericaq N.crketing Ar:eociatian, 

Interqational Convention, Paper, Toronto, 

Canaaa,(1967) 

. /aj _-,j" 


na" A .-+^'IS^Jswo 

50269 0304 

QZ10 B^Ne.êmplat. Engli^h-Rvasl- dlctIen.ry. 2nd ed. l.nd.n. 

6 lund Nu.phr(r*r 1551. • 

avlii. 1111 P. 21 c^. 

0 


4V.yv..^:4:^+_.. . .i. '

1. Sue. Connet. r:arm. sr ta5-xw ctYra) 

tW1 

50269 8305 

1/i/l7ei -79 

III ?fe2-79 • â^ "^•/J• 

S.P. 

H. R. WATSON, R. HEMS, D. G. ROWSELL,• and D. J. SPRING _ 

Wilkinson Match Research Division, Poyle Road, Cofnbrook, Buckinghamshire 

Presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting, Society ojCosmetic Chemists, 

1-2 December 1977. New York 

The anoltng sensation of inenthol on the skin results frem a physiological action on the nerve endings. 

Stsueluee/activity analysis as used in pharmacology has allowed prediction and subscquent synthesie of 

a largc numberof compounds which have the cooling action of menthol. The compounds range I. 

chemical type, e.g. esrhoxaeddea to ureas to phosphlne oxides. Many are as eRective as menthol, and yet 

do not have the disadvamages associated with its volatility; they are no-dorous and remain longer on 

the skin. To be eRective the compounds need to penetnte the skin, and as expected, the degree of eooling 

aensatiou for an arca of The body correlates inversely with the thickness of the stratum eorneum. 

The range of cooling e8ects (e.g. subjects' descriptions, duratlon of effect) which has been noted, 

and the ingueoco of vehicles, is described. Some postulates relating to the ease of sldn penetratlon, and the 

physical parameters of the molecule are discussed. Futun: potential applications are briefly described.. 

0^ 4 u U c^ 0 0 4 6 2 


II Mes 78 

S.P. 

Gunner Gavalln, Paper Trade Journal's Swedish editor 

As the name "Icnn-walcr• for this 

new system implics it does result in 

leaner white ssaler, however, this does 

not scem to be as imporWnt a benefit 

as those obtained in machinc upa•r• 

aring conditions and in paper quatity. 

Rich whitc-walcr from the wire tray is 

fed onto the sheet by a secondary 

This novel but simple idea results in lower headbox consi! 

tency, higher freeness and improved formation uniformit; 

Whitewater consistency to save-ails is substantially reducec 

04.0 0 0 0 G 4 6 2 5 

hcadhnx. Data is givcn on a pilut papcr 

machina rrm with this syxtcm. 

The Ican-watcr systens is an estrcmcly 

simplc conccpt. hul surpricingly, 

it hax only Ixxn Iricd un a aqilc 

of pilot paper machincs. figurc I 

shoxx schemslieally the nsull of a 

pilot macLine run. lhc uppcr sActclr 


shows norm:d opcralion. In the 10 

skelch sontc whilc walcr from it 

wire tray has been rcmovcd and a; 

plied witli a se:nndary heaJbux to C 

wire abnvc she nat ho.vs. lbis xhi: 

waler at 11.2 pcr ,,it c sish'nc)' ah 

fil;cring Ihrouch the shcel had a rc 

sisi.•ni)' of 11.117 per ccnt. I`:ut of II 

Icuncr whhc waier has hccn relurn.

II °^.^TQAi^ t^;Mâ'a@3l1#^ 

I Ne - ., ^, ,_^..'^.z^^ ....^ StL^ 

'Lt7^ Tc . V. 

t;F.UA ALr'f55L't:CL'a UDE32 ESNEN C"U:IUB'eCRIFB 

DEiR ATEfW*.CSAa'LK. DIE RET)U'.::TZCJi,RR.4F'd nER 

LVi.CE, AEilaTt:GIC VON DER ODGRFLL'a'u.:6tsP.".S:UGC 

IN DSN /SVCCLG?i. 

(New eonccptions an the reachsnico of bra:thln^. 

The retreetive pcuer of the lungz ind.?^_udent 

of the surface tencion In the nlt olu .) 

Zeitachr. Ceecnite Exptl. had. 68, 373-94 

(1929) 


50269 8308 231 ,^.,Cpyyy^c,.la,tia+a.^twr^sa^gêvtY'.tti-r.ir;•xer" 2; 

Ju 

,Iou.as.I of Polymar Scianae, Ft. C 

'ro ly---Cr SYtOpO;:Zc, No. 2, ^, 111, J1,, 

12, L1.;9 

Interacf.ance (Lltlcy) h^l 'Al ar 

rlc. ^/ (';c.) 

Ye. A"Y(ac.) 


50269 8309 

xx 

^ Li 3 

1968 

N411 4-NCEPiS FOR FODD sNaabrRY, NqRK6TtN0 

N4DPLAf/M1N0.. 

^st! nr A. Llkelr., Ir c. 

r;;a cNT":.xa ra^ ec;?r :r^.a«:v. 

ldr0 FI1J::af.0. 

1557 7's pa 

• 'f:YC51iYU:' Lr.eczc' 16... ct•.:t ^ ^.•.. . tsez,. • 


! 

5500 

Bu 

.^' Na1`COWXP7S 3N OFF7CE DEBUiN 

50269 8310 

3::^t^.ezc F.qv.f.!r.:eat M-zuL'cêurote Asaociutzon/t:F.%ib 

. 

?^?^`= l0l Fcr^n 

^^.. 

.. :. '- -.. . .. .. ..... . .. 

:^:• 

• . .a . .. . 

'._.__.. .. .-... ,_......._ _.._ .._._....... .... 


50269 8311 

'1'ranslationpZN ^rM "JOWCT.[ON Ol. 

' 

U1'DF/NRZiD87AfdY1 PRD(YIC7S CRON 

, MAtZE GIEp. . 

':t^tok, P. c

50269 8312 

TOXICOLOGY--EXPERPIESTAiIFOOD--.V7DITIA'F.S--TOYICOLOCY / 

POISONS--TOXICOlAGY/CASCER--CAUSATION BY ELR'IROSY.ENTAL FACTORS/ 

CAICER--CF.OGRAPHICAT./CANCER--CAUSATIO21 BY C1IE:I7CALS/NITROSA.NINES/ 

TO%ICOLOGY--ACUTE TOXICiTIES/DRUC ADUSE/ViTRITES/XITP4TES/ 

;^. 

_„IfETALS--TO7CICOLOCY,/CIJ; 

TOBACC0=-S140RIYG--HFALTH EFFECT/ 

G_dSD1iE.^1LTI1L..,.,â..s. 

1i^9 

Me 

1979 

Advances in Modern To,:icology 

VOLUME I 

/NEW CONCEPTS` 

IÂFETY EVALUATION 

Part 2 

ED/TED B Y 

MYRON A. AfEHLMAN 

MEDICAL DEPARI MENT, AfOnIL OIL CORPORATION 

RAYMOND E. SHAPIRO 

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF I;NVIRONME::TAL HEALTH SCIENCLS 

HERBERTBLUMENTHAL 

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION 

HE9IISPHERG 

PUBLISHING CORI'ORATION 

Washington I Now York 


A HALSrED rREss RooR 

JOHN 1V1 LLY & SONS 

'ork qlichcslcr Brisbane 

Londo

REF 

Q 

141 Wa 

1973 

N61iaz:CQNSULTANTS t 

A Periodic Supplement to 

CONSULTANTS AND CONSULTING ORCANI2ATIONS 

Edited ISSUE L'E rJi16ER 1 11JaJune m1973nd7'Wa3ie4-.-`cL 

With Cumulative Indexes 07S 

cQanu 4e./_ SoNeily7(y 

Gale Research Company Detroit, Hichigan L& h3 

S^L 1!7/Cû(. /hC. 

• ^ i9^7

50269 8314 

TRE'ILFl"Y'T1}:*U fiR GENBr.nTTG;i;. A STUllY Or ATiTT[TDES 

At7ti"S;>:fi .'IOR OF YOllNG 170MEN^ 16-35. ^ ' " ' `^ 

c3 amo+.,r 

T!': titF! COIST.TB CE?ItT.f:T:OtI: A BTGDY OF 

Ct" :..!.,..o C,- TJ,.,... .......,. ls -^5 

Catct,er 1S` Eb pc ,a 

;r:. i+.:;c:,i•r,r^Cir.^, 


50269 8315 

CIIEMICAL TECllNOLOGY REVIEW NO. 13 

FILPfS.PLASTIC/FINISHES AND COATINGS/PRINTING/ LANINATES/ 

TP NEW- CURING_: TECHNIQUES 

966 Ra 

1973 

ARCIIER 4-1Nz;-:THE

i 

50269 8316 LI 

76 Ri Ro-7A . . ...... .........._ _ ..... . ..._._.__.. . . __^__ 

S.P. 

CJi! CUS PF.1".iCT 7E XI 

1'erLand drr Ziqer^ttc:;io:'i;tri^, !'_r;Lurq. Cermeny 

•itEW•OLFItiiTIf!I FCC-"LIGH.T" CIGP"ETTES;''Tl.R"; ETC:-^'Hd",EPMAfRY 

*(LeicLt r^.uchen neu d_finicrt.)* 

Vcrbend Zigorcttenir.dustrie, n^,ws release, Hanrburq, G-:r. (:iny 197C) - 

in Ger'.ac 

*Abstr. in: Test 187;, n.p. (!'ay 1978)* 


50269 8317 

V 

Te ,j=p..^Cf1^j^Q,UFS F^;OI^PI(i?IQLRPTIC 

Terry, Milton E. 

NEW DESIGNS AND TECHNIQU6S FOR ORGAAOLEPTIC 

TESTING, by Milton E. Terry, Rai.ph Allan 

Bradley, and Lyle L. Davis. 

Phntoatat from: Food Technology 6 250-254 

(1954) 


III 

g;3 (,-(HepDetergentsBaeed ori Sugar) 

:,:a:=rr. li sn•t.: :•i: 

(JlEW DE^rB¢rl^'$886ed on Su$6r) 

50269 8318 

Z:^'z+•r i^:'ind: ^.a ^.' itl . ê)' 8,._ . ^(" °6'•). 

^^^ 


• 4' 

50269 8319 

SOCIAL SCIENCES--STATISTICAL MEIHODS/ 

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/ 

QA 

276 

Ha 

fl nal.}Isis of 

Qualilali,ve Data 

Volurnu 1 /lY7RODUCTORY TOPICS_1973 

VOLUME 2- NFW bEVELOPMENT5 -1979 

SIIELI3Y J. I1A13ERVAN 

ACAiIFÎI(: fRF.SS \••• \'•^rA CGî Y'runci•.v(rlni^.l.ii• `19']AI 


{tF %12?.p^j1^ 

!^.-AC-' 

D4.E. M![aHANN,NlUrrr.INMI lNE1Nr/.[l ISCMW[^jl 

50269 8320 -....^-..-......:..... - ' -:.:::s• '.`:^^,:W._.....^ ^. ,.,...^_;:.>~;e.^: 

_s C ^G 

k.cmliwiuenuhch und Terhnl4 

eucs cuf dcm Gebicto dcs Stranggicfiens von NichteisenmetalIon 

v.J 

,c,. 7"..4i•. ewsc&,:,'u'- '.^. "`r'il (j-4- -ta.y- /-4¢ei.d 

,tluminlum and 4w,ninlnnJeylrrungen 3 IJ^ 1 

•-^y•1_L-,^^:^.[ ^-1ty_ 

d. Ir[r[rn c^.r.,hlh cna >,rino yôndiryrna.• 1^,--^^ 

.nl dun Cwdrh.tr d. S qj n n, v m Aw- , • 

rul Alummui^J, îrzuny - i nen. [. u NJ `^.a - _ - r•3r ^^ 

^hezuen drr \'.•r.nll:..^mmnung h.A Vcrt.hr, '^ 

t . '^ ; _- ^ 1. 

..ndrApperu:uren I. Srdlcn T. rnl. .r• wti t ryr erM1ei n •t. 

^^ Y II^` - ^ 

I. Isomel-Ver[ahree 

^ -I 'r •^ DJr"^' '^ - î'^ 1^'z n m e t- V c r 1 a hu 

dor Cuinpngnie Frentaizc des MCwuz1[ xu \t•alzhanrn 

^^go.^ urdcn intl- Oei die m Verlahrr irJ Jur 

.ICr l:rtay.nl:o4illc hrrauatrc'rnJc 6arrcn z uzh+t durtl, 

r:teubla

.s:rci:;c ir^ri--r of F::.^r He:Carel and Oe+'rlo;-enl 

Inlr:na:rnr eavor ra:.ar 0, is er.ir•U Irorn rr arur on perfumes. clear ::ctter Dulunced Flrvnrc 

!,irge;+ 'aao,e. I: might to inportanl In e what to As you know, it is not only whnt r,hemicals nccur in C,riiim 

for a cerll,n Lar+ Crocolate flavor nGfe or it llavnr but how mu7r of eadl. Oflen unlike llavo , contain `. 

m;gt^t be ir- rtive to i•:^termine w•ral is causin^.t an undesir- ame ehemicals; the 1lavor difference is due to the rc•lat:vo ^ 

a".Ii tzllow; c a -,:ter oi^. In most czsos, the flavor is 

!ue to a par..celarnm of orGanrc d,emiczls occurring at 

and absolute amounts of the CfmmiCals. Today. with r.^,y 

10C1 Ilavors, we know the eACrnicals responsinlo and ^tê 

vCry low Ic^'e:s. 7nC vclaLle cer..a_nents are largely p^-rcelved M unt of oaM Companent. Improved isolahon techn!ques and 

by SpeC:rl ..:•Jr5 m'nc • nose. a,d to a mItlt ksser exlem 

l^• o:h;+r s,^â':at recep:- sin the to-cê and motlth. The gross 

ca7illary gas tlrromato3raphy have been major factors :n - 

ir^;f this possible. Equatly imponant is the availability of eem:^4 

pbysical cor:cs:r.on ol :"e food rr-ddres me e!ICcts of these lor automatlcally tneasuring the quantities of compon>nn in a 

1'.avor rh;,-:.-:s on !he s sory co'Is. In add,llon, the lezturo flavor mixture. At IFF 36 gas Uuomalographs are conrect.d 

of the. food t•,+-'. a grent eìecl on its ccceptabillly. 

to en I3M 1130 computer whidt, nmongsl ether thincs, at I- 

en:t of an enalysis celculates the percentages of all consl. 

Dur;ng the i:st ten yesrs. thClc has been a tromendous in- 

cr¢+se in c.s unEars3'ôin9 of II avcr from mnny points of 

t e !. p y-; 'al. phologcal, ht I yical,plc 

ênls. 

The vclli!c flavor eornponenLS isolal^d Irom ditferent va+;eli:s 

of the. 52 .e lood3Croduct ma•^ givo emarkably s m lar c 


50269 8322 RO Cttti::15'7ia--C("qJ'l;l'EP,ti/CC;Pi.h`::CiIU:.^P.l>AC172::^: 

75 nd ADvnnC=S tN ANA1.Yr:oAL Cnl::,;lsrcY AND I:cS, ru tc^rnr:o:< 

1973 

Edited by 

HOWARD PCRNELI. 

DTartmod I CLemu'rp• 

Unia•rtiq. CchkEe HS.anrra 

Sk-ra, IVafer 

AIe;w-DeveMMMh?'^Tias.Cr,:iîiiafbgTaphy 

tir 

AN INTERSCICNCLOPUI3LICATION 

JoCIN P; ILSY & SONS . 

New York • London • Sydney - Toronto 

îhYar 


50269 8323 

' III `"'_' Va^Devela;+rr:n[sin a.e Chro^dtocinpiiv and 

^ Sa9 pectro opv n^-,Pplycvclic,_Itydrocai•Loas and 

H^êrocyc^rics 

... ..:, Nmes .,qerse.a 

f:'l,yilt e: -^;p„oi.':nry^. ^;^:,v,r•. ;,ui^`. 

:v,.'n.r ..n,:,cpa7A.,..-_aS1D}i,, i,:°it r:f fl•:;l(:•. 

(Nev Devatoprnents In 6aB ChroMetoBraphy vnd 

$PScttb5copy OF pohjcycl It hydrocarDsna ep4 

t+ntarocycitcs.) by Von Nart, D;atrich Seuerla>,d 

ata NwxiMi, lan vnder . 

EnA se1 lcoh iL 19 (No. 7) 502-05 (?96b^ f 


50269 8324 

I 

NHIi AfvEtOPMENTS AND 9QOBLVS IN TX¢ USE OR 

4Et►T3eCiD5Y' 

i;t?tlar,aa or 

Rs. nech Covr..r2, 200? and 

La^:rr:r i x as: `;Worc Cr : 

II^ 

:dS'> ,':u:.. 

C:' ?'i.;: --(,^;rr:.w3:. 

;S3:a'^_.on:alyL 

rl? ` 

Srtcaêcs , :rs'i5.on^1 Rcee»roii G;ui:At Pû., 

1953 82 Pat^® 

tlaf:lonal t:crd^my or SeSmaes 

Wauh9.nabona i. C. 


wv.^.....,,......-.- .....a...,..J,..^:.k:^Y^•_Su....w.^..:.i.. ...e...e..^..^...... -- - .. 

QD CHEMISTRY, ANALYTIC--TITRATIONS/' 

50269 8325 

111 Jo Editor in Chie[ 

1974 

TREATISE ON TITRIMETRY, VOL. 2 

JOSEPHJORDAN 

pepanmanro)Chrmirtry 

The Pennrylvania Stare Unnvrrity 

s in UnivrrrityParC,Prnrtrylvania 

New-®eyP1S©^mena1 

OFU ft 4IM E6 P. y-' 

Edited by Joseph Jordan 

n.s.,,m.nr r cc.m;,ny 

re. r.,rt.rt...;. sr.t. u.;.... ny 

Urt;.. ury r.r¢.r...,y+v.a,. 

MARCEL DEKKER, INC., N.wYorR197[ 


I

VYI. 

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• t,ldy 7•3 azn.C --; sa,Fii 

(• r^ro 

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ividN'tr•t 5,4^:n sr::Tin.4dr^:^^,5,^'•^rt^>u?n6r1 

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LZEB 69Z0S

50269 8328 

Q 

123 

N 

r^. A niau diotionary ofchemiatrys. 

nf3ah; Stcuheyt: - . ... . 

A new diciionary of chemistry, edited by Etephen '-disll 

and L.'.fnckunzio 9tiall, with the assis4mce of tnany tieilknown 

chemicts. t2d ed.l hndnn, New York, 

Qlreen 119191 

ta, Le'9 p. Yi cm. 

1. Chcmiatry-Dlctlooarlee. I. ttlall, Laurence?tacCC-Ie, 1:al- 

[fZD5.3f ] - 540.3 A 50-74E6 

Illlnole. Unlr. Llhraryr 

fortlbrnryotCm,gress ./ j,10, 


50269 8329 

REF. 

Q 

123 Cr 

1975 

/PHYSICS--DICTIONARIES/ 

A^- ^s. -e-wr,,Diet1 onary 

ofl.P.11ysiCS- 

H. J. Gray Alan Isaacs 

C.M.G., M.Sc., LL.B., M.P.A(Harvard), Ph.D., B.Sc., DEC., .A.C.G.I. 

M.Inst.P., F.R.S.A. 

LONGMAN 


TP 

370 V" 

1681 

: C'. 

I?r;"V'. 

at- .,^Y 

DEiv'"I'S PAPIN, MI. D. 

.:;uunSF., ! 

'"^ Z\Trt v^• D/ÎnîT:.^l ^^^ti _ 

50269 8330 

i/ll 

-f^^flnIIlIL°'FCR SOFTNTING $OI1E5 

rr CONTAINING THE , ''• ^ 

DEScRIPTIaN 

Of in ).L" ard kA in `hce Panradan t 

VIZ 

Cookry r Voy gc at Sca r ConkRianaryr Ma• 

lica of 1hmL Ch-:1rf,.M DT'mg. 

W J T H S ^ 

A^•m.ofrhe Piz a ywi 6'Fio+e 4;C aaT, 

en:ofde Prcfit t rl a5«d. 

By nETvYS PAPlN MD. F2NOwolrbc 

Y.OYAL SOCIETT, 

LONbOl:, 

Pr^r:.d bt'. AL finlL.^ L'+*n:,^. rr rAe R.1Ljr. 

w S P.Jr CDOr2wrG KBr. 


50269 8331 

XX !4cC7-78 _ ,.....,--.._._,.-„-_......,_,......... . 

S.r. } MW .DII4FNSIONS IN SYNTHGTIC SWCFTEiJLRS, 

A1?ATOM1CAL COMPARTMCNl'A.LIZATION BY ADJO^,IfTMEh'T. • 

OF MOLECULAR SIZE - 

Cuy A. Croshv„'Crant F. Dul3ois, Hon L. 11a7.c, Steve C. IIa27adaD, 

Rebecca A. Stephenson, Patricia C. Wang, and 

Robert E. Wingard, Jr.* 

A Contribution to the Conference on "Sweeteners and 

Dental Caries" Sponsored by the National Institute of 

Dental Research and the Harvard School of Dental Medicins 

from the Chemical Synthesis Laboratories, 

DYNAPOL 

Palo Alto, California, 94304 


-

50269 8332 

80 II Ey-81 Contemp. Psychol. 25(11)880-1 (1980) 

V. 

New, Directions in 

Animal:,Social' Theory = 

P^r Mader and J. G. Vandenbergh (Eds.) 

?/landbook of Brhaoiora( Neurobioloqy, Vol. i: Social Behaoior and 

Communication. New York: Plenum Press, 1979. Pp. zv+411. $39.50. 

Revieuvd by DeNtrs. Q. Esrer 

. . 

Peter of Marfer is proJetsor and direcaur of Artr and Sciencea and u wnnber o/ 

the Rocleleller Univarsiey Field Ro she National Acadensy of Sciewces. 

^ SenrcA Center for Ecology and EtAoloaY Mnrter is coavthor of Mechanisms of 

in MiRbrouk, New York. He sanud u Animal Bchavior stritk W. J. Hansilton, 

PhD in botany from We Univanity of 111. J. C. Vandenberjk is pralessor and 

Lnndan and a PhD in rooloty Jron the Aeod of she Departnunt of Zoology at 

Univertity of Cawbridje, snhere he soa.r North Carolina Stute University. A 

vcA JeRou of lesas Cellsae. Prnnsytvenia State Univeraity PAD, he 

Markr has also been proJusor at the vas previoasly a research biologist at 

University of California, Berkeley. He he National lnstitutrs of Health and 

is a Jellav of she Auerican Acadewy a reseuruA biolosist for the North Caro- 

Jlna Department of Mental HeattA. 

., , . . ^ I Vandenber6k is president-elect of the 


Animol Bahnvior Soaiety. He is awho 

of u cFnpter in R. L. Sprott and B, t 

EleJtBerwu's Hurmonal Correlates o 

Beharior, W. 7, and of anntAer i 

If. R. S. Prusad and T. C. Anan 

A-umu.i Use of Non-Human Primate 

in Biomedical Resesrch. 

Daniel Q. Ettep is aseisatant proJectc 

o1 Isychaloay at the University o 

Ceorria. A Uniusrsity of Florida PhL 

he Aus been a coJfaborating rcientiat a 

the Yrrla Regional Prinsate Researc 

Center. Estep'e pinsary research is tb 

evolution and adaptive signipcance o 

behavior, particsdarly nwinnwlion reprc 

drutinn.

50269 8333 

- ,

u4 . - ---°-• 50269 8334 - 

ECONOlIIC BEVELOP."'.Et+T/ 

60 ISC P 

TECHNOLOGY RUTHERrORD M. POATS 

1972 

PnBL 

for DEVELOPING NATIO\'S 

. Ner: Disections forUS. PcflnicalAssistancc-^ 

THEBROOKINCSINSTITUTION i 

Wa;hington, D.C. 


- REP 

Q 

141 {fi 

1973. 

DIRECTORIES/*IEDICINE--DIRECT.ORIES/EDUCATIOt7--DIRF.CTORIES/ 

Here Is the only pulde of Its kfnd that Includes 

standard as well as "enortncCax" Instltutea of 

Iearning In the U. S. A.: 

New 1974 Edition 

4TiE•FdEW-DMADT,G-:Y 

6QF-ISiE-DITAL-SCHL'OLS 

Compiled by: k1lITE, Alex Sandri & E. PORRESS 

COPYRIGHT 1973 BY 

AUREA PUBLICATIONS 

Allenhunt. New Jctsey 

07711 


50269 8335

50269 8336 

RS 

].55 

Am 

i^NEW.DIW65. 

Amotican 1ViedicÎ .tssocielion. Counoil on Dmge. 

New dmgs. Ja&R=1966 

Chicagoq American J(edical As;ociution. 

v. û cm. 

SuDersedes it, N-' and nonoHiclnl dngs. 

1. Pluirrmeolo-p. 2. Drugs. r. Tltle 

RJ1300.A"a3 

LWrnq ur amc^"as 'iti 


G3-Gn:(.

50269 8337 

;tx 

300 

Ta New drUgB 

1 

'f^Sus, B -9.Ac., 

P'R":zfi î7L,. i.'.., , c Gu1ll" to Ci.friCAA 

4:Fa?L 

1u-. Lcu GF.^c• , CnliCo:•o:c 

^.^ 


.'.(tt^!'r"DIiB`CRMbc81`Nethads••iuCLe 

^febaeeo.laGUS_Cxy) . 

barth, Hvlmut 

IIEUE WE6E jUR E!liSTpUDUNG IN DBR 

vwRiU0u5Tf1E" < . ' .':. , . ,. 

Qr4w D45t pemavs],hetlnd :An fhC . 

totiaoco sâustr^) 

ltasser L,tpt BetrteL. a (No. 4) 

^826lH2 A^^ vStA 6ersun 

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50269 8338

50269 8339 - 

72 XI ReZ-77 S.P. R.78 CLASS NO. PWH^117.6T 

Financial ?icles 

NEV EEC TAX STRUCTURE PUTS 6P ON 20 SMALL CICARETTES. 

Financial '1'imes 1977, p. not given (Nov. 18, 1977) (in Enblish) 

^7'IIIC•CS n! rin.ili rir.,^rttcr wlll 

rl•r Ly ai I,:,.1 M1,^ I„r 10 Ir„tn 

y 1: tl•r• t w C„n 

Tf,ricl 1. 

I^r CÎ rli+ Î,r^ 

,:til

50269 8340 

X:: 

I MeF Nev Eccnor..ic= cf Food Dis[ribetian 

(1971) 

F:. S. Acr.,:;r,;e sc,is^c.o 

IÊcs.'eAYf : i^'_t•' 

t•ras=.r.^-rz;r; ^xar.^c,_cs^ ^t,.. ...._ ^:;.^•x,^,^r^: 

'OoSGr.C3 C4 , ^liFrc^'.cf: aa:d f',,G:ac:',; 

Liil. G CO?:•:^.S^cr: oP r:."Cc'r:3,A' 

wiu.:LO2-.:::.;m, e. C. 


76 77 Re2 7G 6th lnt. Congr. Essend1 Oils, San Francisco, 1974 

S.P. 

A NEYT A9D N:FF1CI13NT NTt1li31S OF D111YD12U-0-j-KaNTALOL. 

qy / 

f7^' The 

^r.^^L. 

. 

by E. KLEIN aud V. ItOJ.LI.^' 

DRACOCO, llolzminden, Federal. liepubllc of' Germany 

50269 8341 

essentiTl oil derived from the wood of Santalum album 

the so--called East Indian Kandalwood oil, with its power-- 

^ ^.ul, sweet woody fragrance always 

_ Particularly durinp recent monftts 

luable product, which is becoming 

enjoyed dreat pref'erence. 

the prices for this va- 

more and more scarce, 

have increased considerably, lcadi.nl; to increased chances 

fbr good substitutes. Since Lâst Indian sandalwood oil was 

always relativcly expensive, it is not :;urprising that nume- 

rous cualyseshave been made as to tlle most essential odori- 

ferous substances of this oil with Lhu a.im to synthesiie 

theso or similar compuunds. ]lesi.des numerous substances be- 


- 50269 8342 

-c:-.:^_: •...,.

REF 

Z 

665 

En 

1976 

50269 8343 

NATIONAL SCIENCE LIBRARY OF CA9ADA/CA\P.DA/U.S.NATIONAL SCIENCE FOIRdDP.TION-- 

SCIENCE It7FOBNATIOV/NATIOSAL FEDERATION OF ABSTRACTING AND INDEXIT'G SERVICES/ 

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY/NEW ENGLAND DOCWfENT CONSERVATION CENTER/ 

NEUROSCIENCF, INFORMATION EESOFRMS/PiATIOP:AL UNION CATALOG/NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPNY/ 

NATIONAL LIS:,A2Y OF M3D:CI\T:IT:T4ODUCTION AND RISTORY/. • ' ' 

NATIONAL AGRICULTLT.AL LIBRAP,Y/P:ATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION/ 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1ATIO:CAL L2RRf.RIES TASK FORCE/ 

6NATIONAI. LENDING LL".RARY FOR SCIENCE AND TECNNOLO(7,'CREAT BRITAIN/ 

NATIONAL ARCUIVES(L^.'.ITED STATES)/P!El2 YORK TISIES/ 

r CREAT BRITAINNATIONAL REPRGGRAPNIC CENTRE FOR DOCUhD'.T*FATION/ 

EI^^^^^LOPEDIA OF 

L 9, f"^ A '"'d A ^ N D 

L' H ^ ^L^!`:^1^^^^f`^! ^^C^[`^^ 


ALLEN KENT 

VOLUNcE 19 

I ►A;tOLD LANCOUR 

tvAN,FS TO NIGERIA, ACADEIvlIC 

JlaY E. L1A !!.Y__` _ L([3PA111ES IPJ 


C) 

' z3^?^l>W^CSuy MYW'=a 

(OL6i) 


1rDE8 69Z0S

50269 8345 

iu¢w„England Inctitute for IfeAiealNoSecze^ 

DLfYna'tc•.•, F.îlc. 

C:'U):.::5 L:3 t:0'oT B'.:':c\5P> AT ?6P, t!;!d F:!.:y'Y,f,HD 

XIlSTL'PGXC 1'C7' IfiID1C:.L P.L6V.sCii, by 

eafnva:av, 68ein Chcey. .Je=.ev Czccn,,t„bn 

I1.11ar, Jn1ue Re.nnaci, 4r.d Uam

50269 8346 

cc: New Eeg]end Nuolear Corporation, Bwten 

7"1 

A 

Advattce3 in Irncer mellmdolo;^}. v. 1=y 

Aeo' ] ud:r Utstrtbutco by I'leulm^ I'msa t2!0- ^965 

,_ r, tllex., dlot;ro. it tnt. 

'•A tnthtlenl Wu of thn h'u» l:n;;land Huclenr Co Wrctl.nn.•' 

Volx. I- are tha I'ru^-.'•,Imc of the •u' BYmlmelum on 

Ad,am,., li: Tr.^.i:r \ic:!:•>.'.^t;.y^, a ^rcd by the \etr 

Nucl:ur l'o:Ytothrr i- i+tl a:•nl..:.llon^; v. I Rlso Incl- 

.. _,ieelrt•[i.lûtârnivnr.tlltn•OreefuurnY'^rôxfa.17^57-RJ)-:.. ._.,- . , 

Inrtudt;, Lt!ÎluFrrr[t7 â. 

1. 7'ritin:•.y^^Cnnr;re`=re. 2. Rndionctir'e. irnc;ta--Con^:z:r_. 

L Iêti f:n,;l::nd \uelFnr Curit^`r.'1tt4n, lin^.tr^n, 

T?iL'{OO.A3 . 541.338 C2--13L'(5 


Il:atal

I 

147 

Ne 

50269 8347 

Nnw fnglandi /7qo1l,sr 

IaU CLi-T4::n 1:uGL3AR cAT4LO^. 1-1 

1969 60 Pageo 

Lc•.; Cngland tlucler.r 8ostou, Mese. 

^^ 


50269 8348 

Ref. 

Q `saa.: - i^.,.; 

t{7 

E'iCLANO NUCLEAR CATAI:OC N-1. r: 

147 

Ne 

.lr.a G^,,;3,r•au. Nnc]c:3r 

CATfJAC. V-1 

i0 Lage^• 

:'ca^7'u£-.L^_!,^t Nueler-_ L'vsto;, .-.se. 

C} 


IX Re2-81 S.P. 

50269 8349 

LDVERSE EFFECT OF CAZBON H.'N'?X1DE EXPOSURE 

(JCh 7c" - "=Y rl) 

(C1T0IJ'•S F(;CI' THE IRL DATA BASE) 

hA Y 81 

P9gl-8E5057 

NEy,^^^JGLGAJ RESEASCH APPLICATIONCENTER, STORRS, CT 

._ ^...,.,^...._ s...... ._. . 

NAlIO'JAL TCCIit:ICAL INFCRNA7I3N SE.'.VICE. SPRINGFIELD, VA 

REFORT FERIO. COVE.^.EY• JAV 73 - NAY 81 

THIS RETF:LPECT1VE EICLIOG&APHY CONTAINS CITATIONS CO'dCERNING 

THE N^C4A1.:S". AND CLIIJICAL NANIFESTATICNS OF CAP2C'N MONOXIDE 

EXFCSJRE. THE. EFF;CTS ON THE LIVER, CARDIOVASCULAF. AND 

AEkVO'JS SYSTEN ARE CITED. AIR POLLUTION, 70CACC0 S'+0{ING AND 

CCCUPSTILE:L EXPCS::KE ARE CISCUSSED AS PRIMARY SOURCES OF 

CAR874 !!CI:'-XICE EX^CSURE. THE EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE S!iCKING 0!. 

FETAL 'cVCIOPhtE1lT AND HEALTH AÊ ALSO CITED. 

RCNT.1INS 133 CITATI0NS) 


50269 8350 

81 II Ne2 

PB81-874331 

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS: DETECTION AND PREVENTION 

(JAN 72 - AUG 81) 

(CITATIONS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE ABSTRACTS DATA BASE) 

AUG 81 

NEM*ENGLANR.RESEARCH''APPLICAT]Q.N„Cl

BIBLIOCRAPHIC INFORMATION 

RM 50269 8351 

300 CAFFEINE/COFFEE/COCOA/ 

Ne 

1981 PBB1-868671 

CAFFEINE (JAN 72 - JUV 91) 

(CITATIONS FROM THE FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ABSTRACTS DATA BASE 

JUN 81 

. âe„..ro.,.........._..--..._.. . 

3I^H"E^^l^D`(t ^RCH APPLICA7ION_CENTER: STORRS, CT 

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICEs SPRINGFIELD. VA 

REPORT PERIOD COVEREDt JAN 72 - JUN 81 

THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY COVERS WORLDWIDE LITERATURE DN CAFFEINE IN 

FOODS AND BEVERAGES. COFFEE, TEA, COCOA, CHOCOLATE, COLA-TYPE 

DRINKS, AND SOFT DRINKS ARE DISCUSSED. THE PHYSICAL dND 

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON CHILDREN AND ADULTSr AND ON SELECTED 

ANIMALS, ARE DESCRIBED. CAFFEINE ANTAGONISTS. AND 

DECAFFEINATION, ARE ALSO COVERED. 

(CONTAINS 223 CITATIONS) 


IX Rep-81 

S•P- 

50269 8352 

PB81-866899 

CIGARETTE P6LLUTICN EFFECTS CN HUMANS (JAN 70 - MAY 81) 

(CITIT Tn.c Fc2.• T„E POLLUTION ABSTRACTS DATA BASE) 

MAY e1 

e t^ti^NG.t_AND SEARCN ^ I^JON CENTE^t, STORRS, CT 

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFDRMATICH SERVICE, SPRINGFIELD, VA 

REPORT FERIJD COVERED: JAN 70 - MAY 81 

CITATIONS IN THIS RETROSPECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY COVER HEALTH 

COnSEOUENCES TO HUMAN BEINGS OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EXPOSURE 

TO CIGARETTE SMOKE AND ITS VARIOUS COMPONENTS BY THEMSELVES AND 

IN CONJUNC'IJN WITH OTHER POLLUTANTS_ENCOUNTERED IN THE NATURAL 

ENVIRONMENT ANC IN SPECIAL TYPES OF ENVIRONMENTS. TECHNICAL 

AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF C)GARETTE POLLUTION ARE CONSIDERED. 



RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK RA 576 Un 

kNpGi°Erl'iiTandrke9ear:cti"ApplYcation ^CenTerl. 

50269 8353 

INDOOR POLLUTION (JAN, 76 - OCT. 81). 

Citations from the Energy Data Rase 1980 ed, covers report 

period June 1976-May 1980; 1981 ed. covers report period Jan, 

1976-Oct. 1981 NTIS No. P880-851280; PB82-855354 

National Technical Information Seroice.Springfield, VA.81,(IN 

ENG. 

ISN = 2964 


AIR--POLLUTION--PARTICLE--DETERMINATION/ 

50269 8354 

QD PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS 

139 (CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE) 

Ne 

1980 JUN 80 

PE80-854128 

^ EN EaGtAND it13 R-^H'Â^6V IfAT10N9°CF,NER.. STORRS. CT 

...^,>.^,..f..._^ ...,..n.._ _... 

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. SPRINGFIELD, VA 

REPORT PERIOD COVEROs AUG 78 - JUN 80 

REPORTS ARE CITED WHICH DISCUSS TECHNIOUES FOR ANALYZING AND 

DETERMINING PARTICLE SIZE OF AEROSOLS. POMCERS. AIR POLLUTANTS, 

DUST AND IN THE ATMOSPHERE. 


PRICE CODE: PC NO1 MF NO1 


50269 8355 

AIR--POLLUTION--PARTICLE --DETERMINATION/ AEROSOLS/ 

PB80-857782 

QD 

139 PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS 

Ne (CITATIONS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE ABSTRACTS CATA BASE 

1980 

JUN 80 

^NEW'NCL ND;RESEARCN APPL14AT10NS CENTEIt STORRS. CT 

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, SPRINGFIELD• VA 

REPORT PERIOD COVERD= JAN 74 • MAY 80 

THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CITES REPORTS DEALING WITH TECHNIQUES OF 

DETERMINING PARTICLE SIZE IN THE ATMOSPHERE, AEROSOLS. FLAMES 

AND POWDERS. 




50269 8356 

AIR--POLLUTION--PARTICLE--DETERMINATION/ 

QD 

139 PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS 

Ne (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE) 

1980 

JUN 80 

PB80-854110 

E^NGlaNbRESri_ÂRCXAPPLICATIONSCENTER^ STORRS. CT 

. .-a,..-_v...a.._....,..._.,....-..___._.ac 

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. SPRINGFIELD. VA 

REPORT PERIOD COVERDs JUL 72 - JUN 80 

REPORTS ARE CITED MHJCH DEAL WITH THE OETERMINATION AND 

ANALYSIS OF PARTICLE-SIZE IN THE ATMOSPHERE. AEROSOLS. POWDERS 

AND PROPELLANTS. 




50269 8357 

II Me5-78 S.P. Pulp Paper 51(9)80-2(Aug. 1977) 

n n e 

G@i9 '^'GiC^^c^1G^C^ 1`0^,'^.I'M MAIL] 

Marcal Paper Mills plant in Mechanic 

Falls, Maine, maximizes whitewater effluent 

reuse by treatment with dissolved-air 

flotation units 

By E.O. C[AnK 

q The Marcal Paper Mills plant at Mechanic Falls, 

Maine, is over 10(1 years old and was nurchased in 1966 

to make tissue paper and converted producls. 7-he mill 

had three y.qnkee fonrdrinicr p--er mscl+.ines tehich 

produced !O lpd of tissue grades fro m toweling to very 

soft f;tcidl ticsues. 

creased, and new equipment has been installcd. 

During the initial ssork for the study, it as fr-ti 

that the land where the cl:rrifier as to be locsinl v." 

composed of landfill and dehris down to a IeveI oi ?01'^ 

40ft.71tc cost of thc prnject would hnvc been incrc,,d 

by 50'/, mainly lq pay for deep pilings and a rno,+i 

heavier base for the 75-ft clarifier. lnvesrieation Izter 

showed that lhis area was actually a bay on the mer 

which supporlcd six lurnbcr and paper mills in onc sm"ll 

area. 

77se potential cost increase caused a reexaminztiua 

of the prqiect. Marc:d realized that flui:uion nm'c.als 

werkt.d very we11 to t:ivc cic-.u w;ner on tissuc maci,u.;^ 

at Marccd's other apcr: tiuns, and titus wnuld be iJtall9 

suiled for the ;rpplic;nion. t'urnu:.k Cn. a:n c:,ll,d in te 


50269 8358 

In Gennan 

XI-Me1-79 

S.P. 

SMOKINO HABITS--SWITZERI.AtiD/TO8ACC0--SMOKINC--PSYCNOLOGY/ 

R.1R CLASS Y0. PktPliLf.T XI I'ct-79 s.p. 

;:icner, K 

(i;niv. Zurich, Inst. Soz. Pravontivrwl.. Zurich, S::itz^rland) 

401 EPIDEifIOL(1GICd1_ PPl ;LFFIS Cl' CO;ISUl1PTIO:! OF T06PCC0. , 

*("leue SomLrstudirn zuri Tabaia:an;m.i der CcvolD.crunq.)^ 

Schneiz. Pundschau ;'.c

_% (^_^ c (/%. z) 

50269 8359 

426 ^6 /^/CC^ -^^ tcn .e oncin::lnuu•.ann;,^:,. u,. san,,. 

- - ^ ^;.r- f-- -- -= 

' • 

' 

surune noêFli< ta..tion a'itet Inernianr aa^s snr tl nula

50269 8360 

.-__..___.__.. ...._ __. -...._ -._.-...._ ...... .. ...... -^---- - 

i: - 

514r1r421.1•017 • • -' 

76 IIT Re1-77 

t 

New Equation of State for Steam up to 

800°C and 1000 bar', 

B1' IC111a1315u TANISNITAaa, Akin NACASNIStAaaa, and hlasahiko perATSu•a- 

A new equation of stxte for nteam was famulated for the range of tempeo°°ea frwA 0 to 

800'C and of prrnures from 0 to 1000 W. ^ 

Thi, new epoatiun in which the sîhc trotum< is eapressed on the function of lemperature 

ard pmsurh haa a relativelY a^mplr form of polynomhls and it auilableloreompulaokulatiorn 

Thds eQuation - tnnsformed into a ncndimensional n iol torm (the epualinn of Gib6s 

funclion) from which rarious derived puanlities such as the apeci6c enthnlpy, the apxi6e entropy 

and the apecific heat on be obtained by di0ertntution only. 

Catevlated ralurs of the ^pecific volume and the speeiRC enlhalpy agree with the n]uea of the 

new Skelelon Tables (1963) establishsd by the Sixth International Cunfertnce on it. Propertiea of 

Steam held in Nev york. . -- 


50269 8361 

TODACCO--INCIIINP.RY/TOP,ACCO--*+fANUFACTULF. AND TRADE--TGCNNOLOCY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. POCIPNLET 76 V1II Fo 

76 VIII Fo 

• Forrest, K. R.l Craves, A. R. . . 

(U. S. Dep. Agr., AEr. Res. Serv., N. C. State Univ., Raleigh, N. C.,U.S 

._yt{^F'$Q^L^Y f,i^'[t+X^S^Fa7INbISS^'FOIC URCAKING'-•T09ACC0:¢AGES. 

, 

Agr. Res. Serv. 1976 (NS-87) 1-11 (1976) (in English) 


(

• 

SMOKING G HEALTH/AIR--POLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

50269 8362 

. 

77 X St2-78 

Sterling, T. D. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 77 X St2-78 

(Siruon Fraser Un1v.,.Bri Columbia, Can.) 

'" NEW EVIDENCE CONCERNING MOKING AND HEALTH.(? 

Med. Jour. Austr. 2(NO: 16) 538-42 (Oct. 15, 1977) (in English) 

. 

. 

. 

. 

• In 16e last 20 ,r and e•,prciatly na a resull of 

in+ukSnC and LrzIIL audic>, ,rt L:ne Irarnra a trc+t drel 

al,ont ILr in,pan of all oirt.nnr anl+.tancrs on I^,nnan 

. LralrL. \\'e are nmr paudullr nwuc of thr nr.mp 

' nrtrsoftuîcandtarcinol;rnica;;rnl.inouroir. 1n+- 

. . ridrncr sLuas a rompln rrlariun.hip rairtinf; fur 

t.f-te non, n of pnnnr,nu frnm the 

niq. otn^ ^rnn +'^wd.6id vnd nnrcr prt.nn:a 

ial,il>.191dsnvr,iarnceinalrxlesdâitlirer^,nulnnls, 

n 

.. caprriaHy nina enrnamred in Idur rnll:v nrrnp,linn, 

mit fnr n br laner pruponfun orrantrr.. 06e Inng 

,. 

and of ulhrr silce (and of mhrr dia:ors) t6an Laa Lreu 

I,crrtofure tt,miG41 ru 4c tl^c r 

' 


11

follmv-Up 

50269 8363 ' 

TIIE ptlil>ICAL JOURNAL OI' AUS'IItALIA~IC7)3rfV-J Ar,onc K. 1976 

XXiT MeR9-7ft S.P. 

UN¢iNs.%RMDRNASS`COAIMItT71\YMrISNTOifIRE^l3 tl^llj^j+îlkl^ 

Alyd J. dnst., 1978. I: 391-387. 

1:: nls ••en»»»cnr• on yrrpon. •'Kea• P.ridence cnncerning 

Smokin^, and Ilc:dtli" in m thc Orlol,cr ...... of llu Nt, nlcnt. 

J(IUI:NAL (11 At\IItAl1A,l 1)r Cir:,>' \^-oroUll>' att:,c{:f rlty 

inclusion of vinyl c6loridc as î "cnu^c" ol Iwv canc:r fnr which 

1 oflcr •'nn proof' and •^„hid,, in rhe s,alr of prc+.nt I:no,cled;•e 

is w^song'• He rnnlinucs by n c to be `

.Tour. Adv. Rea. 9(1) 38-41(March, 1969) • 50269 8364 

New Evidence for No Effect of 

78 XI Ad-79 SccllelIIAdvertlslllb 

S,P. 

AsuavEV of the evidence of all kinds available in 

1965 convinced me that there was no single 

piece of strong empirical support for the belief in 

any economies of scale in advertising, and that 

there was large evidence to the contrary (Simon, 

1965). That is, the evidence suggested that at any 

level of advertising expenditures, added inaremental 

expenditures are incrcasingly less efficient, 

at,, there is no S-curve of advertising response. 

This finding is uncongenial to many-the media 

and agencies, especially-but also to those who belfeve 

advertising is the bogelman responsible for 

JULTAx L. S1UoY 

Utuversity of Illiuois 

Recent studies confirm previous findings that 

there are no economies of scale in advertising. 

the increasing power of large firms in our economy. 

Therefore the conclusion watrants consideration of 

the additiotsal evidence that has been made available 

since the original survey. The following recent 

evidence is given in no particular order. 

F1aid Milk Aduertiuing Experinunt 

The American Dairy Association (in cooperation 

with the USDA) ran a reasonably neat controlled 

experiment on the effect of several levels of pro 

motional expenditure upon fluid milk sales (Clement 

et at., 1965). The base expenditure level was 

. . .. .. ...__• ^ 


?2 I1.i_F^•_,_,_,._Q!'TI^.SL^..,_.__ 50269 8365 

•IVew-ex#iprfmela#a!w . 

^.^rvt!U^^^tte+jis iH-^{Îî•^.._. 

sCattCrinC,-- 

Sdwr. Pkqs;a4, Pl. 6. (Sei r alrJ ^ C1Nr.a^ 

C Ruc.,!§ R I..1Pl-ian: anC .1 1, I:I,hidt;, 

f Fcsr.:r.h Dclunn^cn:, ICf PL s,ics Uirision, \1'cln}'n 

Gardrn City. I Icrts. 

f Ueparlmrnl of Mc.hanical [nSinccring, ImPcrial Coilc;c, 

London SlY7 

--^.-.-.__...•w+.^:.:..d^- n.:.;:..r.10= :.....-... . . _...^._ 

uf tinx un.+.er r;:ri„os r.v.!:anical o::;diuow. 

A nc+v :nd in msnum.n: rn-_r;sd as u . 

d:•cclopmcnt^.clt olicrs tls pnssibili:f of rcmrd^^ rh. 

rcl,ttisc nngular di>vibutiun of scaucrcd imcnsity Inpi":m 

graphic mcar:s. It nmiotainc thc csiainc L-ntily of rc.nnGn; 

th:• pnv:cr spatrum on a flal photor,r.:phic P!,(c. nnd In 

adaition, it is also cm:ippcd rvia, a circnl,tr a,:nara. 

2 Ururiptinn 

2.1 Orurnl In).e 

In ordcr in climinatc vibrations and clr.ure sta6ility for at 

Icast the (oerind of limc rcquired for one cspcrimcnt (t:p to 

savcral wccks), the aeaucring invrumcnt (see 6gura 1) It., 

been mounted on a 4 lon b1ooA of reinforced eon:rctc 1 

snppnrted by four pncunmtic dumpcrs 2(Ccmcn,ntion 

I4I5 16'17 

L 

: . - . . - .-r-^ -•.^ 

. . . . . .. . . . i . 


50269 8366 '!'D 

2741 

! Ba 

•: TflC NEM PACk OP CCNNLKCATI* 

.. ......... . . . . . .. 

l 9! L 204 .'r.p.cr 

Nsv Yna, 

^^ 


50269 0367 

^ vIII The new 4actory for t1+e tranufpobkrc oP 

ita clgerettes and ~, 6maaaco ^rcduats ap 

tAo. ite]ien stetp Zbbecao Mu+rapoly in Fb./e.. 

TLu7y^ : a,o. ; Gi S^. .. li ri.âttn^ a 

I_". i...,.... ,.. . ;:?:;t:' . :•f,^.... _.. . _ ..::i, 

- ',1i. d". - '•o i.^ns+al,Lti;a 


Or

50269 8368 FiiT r.^n" facôr, icr i_ :: ., ..^. -'ec::^ -r 

It, ciC arsrmd- ot,1-';i•_tco t^ 0_ ^..,. 

. Italier,_"s^.t^'::01:>G^^ ,^.to•'Ôl, i^ 

.._..t1'wG f:.......a..^...1., Cf]n:Ei1'Sli.• 

'iC'.1 l:t 

LA 

TÎSCCl'.1 D:: MU22i1'r.M, 

(175r•1J»,u c, crrl 

(inc nc.w rec`c-r• ^cr the =na_•actv:a of 

aipr.cs m

TOBACCO--NORTH CAROLINA/ 

50269 8369 . I .f 

. XI MeZ 77 S.P. 

t .. . RJR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET XI MeZ 77 s.p. 

Moore, 0. K. . 

(East Carolina Univ., Greenville, N. C., U. S.) " ., 

NEW FAKE LEAF MAY HURT N.C. . . 

East Carolina Univ. (Moore, 0. K) Nevs Release, Greenville, N. C. (1977) 

(in English) .. - 

f *Abstr. in: lJinston-Salem Sentinel 1977, p. 3 (July 18, 1977)* 

- The sale of synthetic 

I lobaccu products in Britain and, eventually, in other Euro- 

1.,e.., -!,- i, 1lkrlv to F^rt C\orth Carolina's Icbacoo intyuslry, 

@,7 Fa

C696r) 9rrss (£ •az -w'pur pa+d ue^pouv^ 

ON2L53d7LIZC an S ^7liy)az 

471.'ib0 Sttir,I d0 dIripd [KiN e/ 

pailacR rap4onpyr vort 

...ti. tr (6961) ! 

S3TYiTBISSOd adPJ flNTiS37f31Ni d(I SN1d0 . ^: 0.1 

S►WISYIY17QQ) 03T7tlJ SU7Sd 60 xTIN1Rd Rip Y '' 

tn 

OLEO 69Z0S 


50269 8371 1,XX 

PICF 

(1971) 

S.P. 

Aea Fi1ro end Propertics of Fi1c 

A. J. :kryr.3.dr, iouaaco P.c5earcL• u,W 

P:oaucr Ua::•elop:r::•:-,,^ Lar>.::tmc,u^,c, Sciec.c,' 

-, - - A?iil . , ..,, ti 71 r'..^.'.a:cIIicl 

by 1.. 3..:i:^ -. -1Cs ,.. ao (to. 

a° ..!7c` • -4 {•PO.^C. 

...._.rcn Tn:o:.c.-^.cn,L•).r.._i_.,1r.::: ..... , ...:... 

1971 F. Cul;.eceinn u: ;vnccriol 

iliuaCCL Ss3.fa, 

^_ .^ 


50269 8372 

. , 

FILTER-TIP CIGARETTES/ 

Brinkman 

R,IR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 76 IX Br 

76 IX Br 

R84kPIi,UI,CIGARETTEIN CEWHY 

*(Si. 2ioht. sieschmeckt.)k ' . 

Durchachnittswerte nach DIN 10240/52 (1976) (in German) 

Promotional material of a now German cigarette "SL", meaning very light, 

with a epecial filter very similar to the Vello filter and having 0.3 mg nicotine 

and 8 mg condensate. 

0 q 0 0 n b 0 4 G 9( 


3.1 

50269 8373 

TOEACCO--CER14At7Y/CIGAP.ETTES--TAR/CIGARETTES-NICOTINE CONTENT/ 

SMOKING AND HEALTH/PRNEST L. WYNDER 

. 

'• 77.IX Ho 

RJR CLASS NO,.. PA2Q'HLET 77 IX Ilo 

•,` Noer Zu . 

AEN;'PINOftâs']^SCÊ^N'rl^sr ou r oKIHO^°Î `r S.I ."s'^.'IlleQRrAI?^rT^} 

GIVE^: UI^TFIE -LASYTTIIREEÎÔFPSa^ 

•(Par um Sie auf di e1 etzten d rei Zuge verzi chten 

soll ten.) ^ 

Hoer Zu, 1976 (No. 45) P. 146 (1976) in German'. wit}i'English translation) 

Various methods of limiting snoking are discussed. Nicotine and tar 

data of the most important German cigarette brands are given. 

+Keywords:* tar; smoke, constituent; - , 


50269 e374 

^^t

XX f[e17-11-731-74 

..... .. . . .. ^ 

50269 0375 

Canadian PlachincrY & 1tn.taiworkinP ^ , 31(°-)4i-9(1970) 

^y,^"V^^l^ffi•SSTi''ft4li°.^î'6f!^4'.k`9!^ 

--- 

f,yK . oy yann oavies, 

Nv:1S,J"il--114 

auirranrrdimr 

• - ^ ' ffeekfor unnj}lpt;o1t 

io wettN 1500-[b billets of aluminum about 1500 lbs and smaller billets of albeing 

redu

78 111 Co3-80 I^«•u eo. v-7405-rDg-26 

S. P. dw7para cn..tnrr Dtrc.t.e 

pts tu61/rlud - deptenlst 1979 

rs,nrw>d..^^'°^••r 

pAR IIOLC W'nes 

m ec^^707D T 

D.t na^^, im 

p.rtead by 

GdIOM WIFIDD6^WOtIS10K 

pt}/.6VDMt OF [NLeGi 

ll. L'ju/+i 


I 50269 8376

e oU iIL:Cs"P3gx. 

^'^6! *f,:. 9 Y.^`^•] aC.:to 

CSvaliinla Aluseppe. 

U:{A ?tG0`:F FIZ::z_ca;a DI F•;ID:UL?12_R PER I'. .r,07;CÛJI-0 

DI ,UitLL?A - Si M1G RFLiCA9ati0. 

(Anaw Qrequency fimction{?or sb.ti3tSca1 qNalaLy 

Control etudy applied to the control of algecetiA 

Y1e.ht ky 6iwseppe GYa111ni and 6.fovannl Bertqlorî 

Phobos^st ^rbms ^;vista dei Catasto a def S'ervl.¢'t . 

Tecnici Crariali, quoYa 8trie 

14 G1b, t86.s43 (7993)-ITn 

Iâl i.ar^^ 


RJR CLASS U. PtJ4iPFLET 78 XI Pd1-7; s.p.'• 

18 XI Adl 78 24 Heures 

S.F. rTHtiRT1Ei^92NialaCiGARET36ttPi^F^(?1HGr^^[LÎi1Ba^tUAttGERW^11âÊS3tlpiNll^ 

^b^^^ ^9t{lE5wAN9ÎHiii!s'li PALFÔN CtBMieTif^sAtB*J^S^TOaAtf^► 

*("Abus dannereux" peut-on lire desorr..ais sur les paqu2ts de 

cigarettes francais.)* 

24 Heures 1978, n.p; (June 12. 1978) - in French 

Describes the thinkinq behind the decision of the French covernnent to 

put health warnings on packets of ciqarettes. 

SIPICE 1965. 

THE EXPEP.IPIEtIT OF HEALTH i:fR'!B!G ON PJ?EP.ICN! CIGARETTE P'C7.AGES 

*(La Rise en narde: indispensaLle. Depuis 1^65 aux Etats-tiis.)* 

24 Neures 1978, n.p. (June 12, 1978) - in French 

THE STATUS OF THE LEGISLATIO'I IN S4ITZEP.LPIID AIMUNG AT F. FUTURE 

HEALTH NP.RNLlG OH SWISS CIGARETTE PACKAGES AUG THE POTEiiTIAL IMPACT 0'1 THE TOBA.CCG 

IPIDUSTRY. 

*("Dangereux pour la sante": le Conseil federal n'a plus qu'a ratifier 

le texte.)* 

24 Heures 1978, N.p. (June 12, 1978) - in French 


3 I^^Â^L î'""ff^LFt7411^`Âf'l1^tT"i•xtOVpTlwfZ^rc 

VII 1 Y SOd° YfibAiCl^"^'Sit^t^tNrt`1HT 1*.bi^'x 

Mo 

Molins Machine Conpany 

TOBACCO ItiDL`STRY MACIIIi:ERY Bp,OCINRES, 

FLIERS, ETC. Two Volwnea 

Mo11ns Machine Company London 


i 50269 8380 ._. I 

CIGARETTES--6IEIGHT /CIGARETTES--MANUFACTURE & TRADE--TECHNOLOCY/ 

VI Ta3 77 

Iljcrn, L. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHl.ET VI Ta3-77 

wAa NEN FULLY AU'TOMATIC ,CIGARFi^'E:^7^2Cj1Ilifi„ ,YSTEM:dal`;- 

TabaiC`"Kulloquûm^7CIX, paper, 6 p , Celle, Ger. (June 10, 1977) (in 

English)' 

_ ,- _ .. .._. . . - . - - . .. ._ _. 

Dperator informs system about cigarette type to be weighed,by entering the 

!appropriate information over the calculator keyboard. Cigarette data (targeG 

weight, weight classes, sorting limits, identification number, etc.) is 

permanently stored on the built-in calculator tape cassette unit and can bel 

recalled by just entering a 2-digit numeric code. Up to 100 cigarette data 

files find-room on the built-in magnetic tapo,," -^ - 

0 d 0 0 0 ( r 0 ,d 6:9-.9 .- 


....x:.a:::- .: ..,....-âv a ^.:.s;,. 

. . , . - .^. .:..s:r:,:.d... z.....c.:.!.L -,.â.:a...:...^ -...:i.. -...;...: -:.n...ul.i:daa. 

VII CoAZ 75^^^ 50269 8381 P J R CLASS NO. PA.HLET VII CoAZ•-75 s.p. l 

. 

^ ,. . S.P: Re if , H. . ^ .. - . . . . . 

. 

.. . - 

-^ (Aust ria Taba kwer k c AC , Austr. 

) 

_*(Neuere Begasungsverfahren zur Entwesung von Tabak.)* 

Tabak Kolloquim, 12 p. (1974) (in Germ:,n) 

ethylene oxide, tobacco, additive. 

Of the many fumigation methods which are on the market, two are used 

more than the others. This paper is concerned with fumigation with Rhosphi_ne 

which is generated from alucSnum phosphide tablets and with et}rylene-ozide (T-gas) 

which can be used either for fumigation or denicotinization depending on dosage. 

^.,, .. . .. _... .. .. _ . . 

*1975, No. 1, N 50* *d* 

loacco manufacture: 

. . . . ... ^:c -. _ - . _ .. . . +^^ . . _ . 


VII Re -78 

S.P. 6 

' - ^ 50269 8382 

J. ENVIRON. SCI. NPtL7N. B12(3). 179-191 (1977) 

#ANWGRT+CFBtOMATOGK7tpHSQ±DETERMINATION'Os 

' OIbaDEEiSYATcUAUM 

KEY WORDS: Ethylonothlourea, ETU, gas chromatography, 

residue analysis 

S. Otto, W. Keller and N. Drescher 

A new gas chromatographic method reliable in the 

microgram range, was developed to measure ETU residues 

In various crops. Contrary to previously published - 

procedures, this new method doea not require prior 

derivatization of the ETU. The limit of sensitivity was 

1 h`wn to ê 0,01(Ipp^p using the flame photometric deteo- 

(1 I 

tor, FPD (aulfur mode, 394 nm). .. • . 


t ^}^.r _ . :.• 

50269 8383 

210 

Ne Neville, Hugh Henry. 

A new Gennnn/I:nglish dictionary for chemists, by II. H. 

Nerille, N. C. Johnston, and G. V. Boyd. London, Blnckie, 

1964. 

-111,830p 20em 

. K. .. :._t^... .• ....... .. ..^::.r;..._.^^ .:.^.y. ,ws .^: -,••' 

]. (:hemistry-Dietfooeile► lermeo.; Oerm¢ulangun6e-Dlp. 

tlouuricn-i•:n6I1sA. :. Tltln. 

QD5.N47 19640 

Librnry of Conerosq ,21 


64-6317

7zwl 'c - - :r n . C 1 ;;n i^co:a 

50269 8384 

. 

na.r

BEHAVIOkAL SCIENCE/ 

FACIAL EXPRESSION/ 

3o THE FACE OF 

Ek / 

1980 EXPîongoi [JniverSalrEmotions 

in al, tve (/ w Guinea Vil 

Plaul Ekman 

Iangley Porter Institute 

ikvversity of California, San ftarrisco 

() Q Cl 0!1 (1 0=! y C) 4 


l 50269 e395 

Rbrew+arl by Itkliarrl s Lazarus 

Garland STPM Press 

AEw 1twk G•Landun

A NEW 6UR.VOR 1kQ1ÔS1VE ►ufFoB OP FR01T3, 

Neilr.nd, Wolfganv 

A tiEW CUN :'. EXPLOS:.V6 PUFT:.1G 0: 

FAUITS AND V2CETA8L25, by tleilsaa, Uolfbang 

and F?oderick X. Eskew. 

(U. S. Dept. A;ac., Ayric. Bea. Serv. ARS75-47) 

April 1965 7 p. 

U. S. Dept. Agtia. 

tdaslanrton 


50269 8387 

Q 

141 Di 

1975 

Archer ^^'î^^'^^ I^ûLW' ^ '^?^° ►^, 

^^ ^' ►,^^^^^ ^ ^^^ 

1975-76 

0^7 0 P. ;! tl 0 4 7-6 G -'- 

, )RNNPVSANEwwN4(NY.iypyl 1EtEPNGMERI»!M-0]IU 


50269 8388 

141 Di 

1975 F. nfi!"m 7 pOll 

7 Q 

îvoo?',ut, ^^^Wiv. 

HEW HAM7SHIRE STATE INCUSTRIAL DIAECTORY 

1PEMMEUlA,x[WYpaK,MY,tOpp1 TEIEVronE014SWOIb 


itew•Nxmp^hl7E+tM4vetalya.DnyC.up$.^j^Côbiol ogp 

TP 

370 Slanetz, Lawrence William, ed. 

s Microbiological qunlity of food;; proceodin,,; of a con- 

2 c. 

ference held at Franconin, New IinmpsLire, Augu-..t 27, 2S, 

29,1962. }:dited by' L. 11'. $lunrtz iand othetî \ew ]brk, 

Academic Yres, 1C61. 

izlil, 87! p Inus. 21 cm. 

"Jolntls svonsored by the Envlrnnn:enlnt c,-lenres nn:l ]in^lncerlnq 

. 

^ 

• • •. • c 1 ^f Jltcrnpinlo^, t_,Urrr3„r o[ \enr+nu:l^xprre:' . 

;•..^..,:: ^, , ^.,}qclupm,elpuoFruqhlee. . .. , . . . ., ^, . 

. 

. 

1.Food-Racterlnloey-Cungrescea.1. 11. ^S. t,afinnul 

' T 

tuten at Itr.:tth. l:nrlrm,n,ental S'ienrns nnd Ifi-inmrtnt; Stud)• 

SC¢elon. 

xu. Tttle. 

n. 8ew tt:,,up:l:Ire. cm.tr^fir. ucyt. or lllcroow:oyy. 

QJ1115.S57 1963 576 

Llhrnrr ot Con;rese ,G11T1 


Gt-21,00

VI To-72 

S.P. 

TOIIACCO--HARVESTING--MAC1iIHE/ 

50269 8390 

- 

. 

. . 

.- .. . :... .ncJ'.. ••: ,. ...rr'.•;^', -••'.RJR CtA55 NO. PAlffHLET VI To 72 

>- . wtnn, P. N., Jr.;Hoycrt, J.H.; HcKCe, C. C.: Stevena, G. A. 

P(Unircrsity P. 

d. A. E>p. Ste., Cc11nSe Pk., Hd., U. S.) ' 

( .. .^NEN-HAP.Y/i6;iN.-S>:SYt1{-70R.J:ACtil.L':'i.SOAA^f^ 

CORCSTA/TCRC Joint Conf., papcr, 17i11iamsburg, V. (Oct. 22-28. 1972) 

k - (in . CnS.."u) . .. .. 

.e: . . - , ,.. . .... _._.. . 


50269 8391 

RJR CLASS NO. PA2 ♦PHLET 72 IX Te-75 

Tennessee Eastman Kodak Company, Kingsport, Tenn., U. S. 

^^^9^â^Rt_RQ,^!^&^Fo^Q1i^P:F1NSTRUM$SiT 0_+•- 

. Tennessee Eastinanak o., Kingsport, Tenn., FfR-38, 7 p. (1975) (in 

English) 

*1975, No. 12, W 4266* *d* 

Tobacco analysis: 


.._ -^:,3a^l+^tS I:eSCarch I:epnr[^;IUm:mr 153^ 3-16"(1975) 

A.H. Dempsey and T.A. Fretzl ' 

Cecrria qerbicides for 1.'eed Control in Peppers. 

Pimientc and %ell p2pp^r are importnrt v^getable crops for processing 

in Georgia. Pinientos are produced in the Seorgia Piednront and red bell 

pcpp?r productioo is concentrated in the [3lairsville area of Korth G_or- 

gia (4). 

41eed control has been a major problem for pepper grrnuers in the 

Georgia Piednont (1, 2) and Bleirsville area. The'use of herbicides 

cbul¢ reduce the cost of preduction and provide e;eed control during the 

n^^•in.!,°--erA_^,,«.r,^]..^.r^,,.d._r-onr,-..L^s.,,....,y,,..-..^.,- 

04ij unoO;`l. 1J 


/

50269 9393 

, ... . . . .. ^ . .: ^ - ,: ,... . . . _ . . . --` 

. 

- ^ ---- 

,(3.o-'d '94 . a/"G.

Schenk, H. R. 

ON A NEV HIGH YIELD SYN7NESIS OF AMBSfiISOLIt)E, 

by H. R. Schenk, H. Gutmann, 0. Jeger and L. 

Ruzicka. 

Translation fromt Helvetica Chemica Acta 22 

817 (1952). 


^ . ^ 50269 8395 

/Jle.•,T . a^ i975 (7^ ^-9- 34 î97^ ^ ^7is eG, Awv 

S^ lav HOBbllt BbICOhOfIjIOAyHTBBHbIN COpT tdflTbl I{y6aHCi ^3fl s J 

C65.527.652/.654.002.3 

. 

^./ll. KO 3Inl 3G ^' 

C,KO d q 

S^ 

B- M. KOBIIIIEBA. [ n. c: [. layl: A. G KOA^W, 

J1. 11. AtEI1lEVHK06 tlleShCheryaKo ^ A..P•„ 

'ClBLÔ-Art.t[OJLn'OR JOHOADHOA OrldTHOA CTOHI(YA •' 

IiAtIA.^,f . hi[h!y oroduellre minl ver!ely Kubenekays 

i. Nr•.iwir.\'. \I., Kr.in-h, A. 1:.; h4JHL.rvnlo., A. I•. 

Be; fsJ: 1:na a.^ ,,., a ul,.m .um.,, \•.... H„ahnu-L•LA.",0' 

n't l I^k. n..l Ion1M. o^'in. Afnd„r^,,.. /•.,,m-.r..12:. •. .. 

P(1','2Y-]0 111^ !. A nw minl hrl,riA .irh „1Avh n.nirnr u! ' 

1 e elinl oil ,nA nrrnlAvf 1119V-Vf-41 ^'. nhtein.,l by II• 

- 

BfeLOq)HOtO H.]IJvHO-Y[CAPOOBOTf.1ECA'020 11HLIYtYTB 

.A1r:00LTBtHnnS f'JLTenuY 

. 

• 

^, qnlrrTVtTkr 1bridiuli,m. Thr VWnI YirYla YIM k[ surnY.IÎ^ 

^ 1/b1.....^ ., . .----^ .-^ 

ypowau. P• 

)JoM Macne Hx lie npcabiwaeT 50%. 

h1ATa nepe411aA-0311011311a!IG0.7ee 1138CCTHbIx yBCJllI'llfTb KOnIl4CCTBO MelITO.'la B MAT110M 

ap0UaT114CCKIlX pacTeHlll!. rIpOA\'KTN eC ne- MaCnC h:MI10 TOAI,KO nyTCM BWBC30111A BNCOl:Opepa6orKH 

(.711CT. 3(p11pf1UC hlacn0• MCHTOJI) MeHI'0.16HLIx coproe. Ceeepo-KaBKa3eKaA 30• 

tuupoKO Hcno.Tb3ylorCH BXHhwKO-1papMaucanlve- nanla!aA onwTlaa CTaHUHA BCCCOl031tOro Haywlo- 

•cl:o!I, napQnovep!!o-KOcMerH'ICCKOH it mltucaott Hccaenoaarenbcxoro Inlcnrcyra eeHapcTBexulax 

npro!mwacxaocrH. 

pacrcunH (BI11lP) B CoApyncccrae C 171IcnrTy- 

ETlceroanaA nOl'pe6HOCTb CTp311A B 34hIlplWh! TObI IIIITOlIOrllll it reHCTllKll CO AH CCCP 

MaC.9e b1ATW CL1CTa6.9HCT OpIIMepI10 900 T 11 \;TOB- c 19G5 r. npoao;>,HT ceaesmlwuqlo pa6oTy C Ma• 

nCTBOPA2TCA n11111b 11a 25-30rt'• B CB9311 C STIIM TOII IICpC'I11011, CTPCMI[Cb BbIBCCTII BWCOKOnpOAYK- 

IICO6XO.'111H0 311a411TC.9bl1O yBl'.111'111Tb \pOKCalt 11 TI1nIIWC COpTa. 

•C60p MATIIOrO CldpbB B CTpaIIC. 10CT1I'Ib 3rOr0 AICTOAOM MCK

(°•5bi "Br Lax4y) 

f L°6i (St Zeag Za3uar4t neps: 1cS 

'a+..'^l> d92J L'3d'JS v 8J8 ^T.Y):Id3 

HStlfLI iSlaiCzia' ?S7aUY'JZJ EXf3 a^du^t ?Etta 

SYYg h'caAZ.n»q 


p g^NOR^ZCt^ÀdC:^4ik7^Z5fA.(I ►W,INDUST&Yr^, 

^.^,wy.v^:. •: . ,. . . . 

Society of Cheaical Ind•aatry 

NEW 1lOF)'ZO133 FOR C!1:YRY MD I2:OUS4RY 

YN THE 1900s. Proceedings of a Society of 

Cheaical Iadustry Sy2?csiu*a hsld at the 

Uuivereity of LL.ncaster, 7-11 July, 1969. 

1969 195 pagea 

London. Englaad 


- - - 

50269 8398 

C0'tSLP - , ^Sl'C^'0' • ., .•0''r 

nEScAP,Cti/ 

370 Pr 

1908 

FROGflESSIVE GnOCER'S 

^+•I'klft3DElr

50269 8399 

t^ e 

(7970) 

N41J.3DFAS g.. ,.., AW.. N6W PR,oouM AM 30415. 

s.e. 

[:. T. CQyL.:i:.J iLl::;i'.^J (=4n , 

.C•.3e" ::.a Ct.`.:1 

N1:1i 1Dw lBII. 1:i„7 Pî.' 

J. -^'lSl:5':i4 !['i:îCCJ 

FzrtaccCtiavcJ.nu+::=nt L'e.,artrr^ Ce. Ec.i

^.21T/w - 7G 

ThirteenthPoper S^ 

50269 8400 

^ ^6c . Qa^.7cc/owJ. ^ â)lal- ic7(i77G> 

r..^/ 

NEW IDEAS Ff3RJHE-UTOLIZA'i'lOP! °OP EACYQSE - 

PRiPJCIPLES flr" LACTOSE WiNUFACTURC 

BY C. E. BRINKMAN 

Manager of Technical Research and Development, Alfa-Laval, Bougival, France 

The technical possibility of manufacturing lactose and the various processes for 

manufacturc are describcd. The importance of correct pretreatment of the wbe,v is 

stressed and the crystallization of whole whey and dcproteinized whey is commented 

upon together with different ways of recovering whey proteins. The theoretical conditions 

for crystallization are discussed as well as the conditions for the practical procedure. 

Finally refining, dr,ving and also problems connected with the utilization of the 

mother liquor are evaluated. 


TOBACCO--LAW-S`dEDENi 

50269 8401 

%I ToB -77 S.P. RJR CLASS 40. PVIPMLET XI ToB -77 

ZRaastrom, L. M. Z 

(Katlonal Snokinr Health Assoc., Stockholm, Sj:ed.) 

NEW IDEAS INTRODUCED IN SFTDEN'S TOBACCO LABELING ACT. 

NTS, paper, 4 p. Stockholm, Swed. (1977) (in English) 

*l:eywords:* tar, snake, constituent; 

nicotine, snoke, constituent; 

carbon nonor.ide, scoke, constituent. 

Sweden's new tobacco labeling act secros to be the 

first one in the worid to include these two is^jes: 

31 A declaration of content that toes not only 

indicate tar and nicotine lev(•ls, but also 

_ 

carbon monoxide. 

2FA multitude of Farnir.gnotices to prevail on 

cigarette packages. 

This new legislation will be effective on Ja:nuary 


50269 8402 

7LC R. J. 4evnolds Tobaeco Co., °esearch and Product 

9eF Develonnent Dcnarim.ents, Seience Information Division 

A 1B1 and LeRov `fee}: 

73 

S.P. Y'-t1511"IbEAS^À'^1^1'i'RJR.FOODS:]?ia%3""" 

1073 

A collection of material 

Winston-Salem, N. C. 


50269 8403 76 1 Ma-80 9-51-90 

1 

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

THB NEW INDUSTRIAL OAGAXI2ATI0N AND THE LCONONIC ANALYSIS OF 

RlcnirE scnaeteneee 

Sloen ScTOel of Nanagement 

INDUSTRIAL LIAISON PROGRAM . 


DISTRIBUTEO FOR INTERNAL USE BY 

MEMBER COMPANIES ONLY. 

MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED.

- ESSI:`7.^.ES AND LSSCKTIAL OILS--ANALYSIS/ `-- 

50269 0404 

73 II Sc Planta Ycd. 23(2) )32-144 & Englich su nary (7973) 

NE4'41lFO$MI.TI(Mt lJsO ' QU{>sv n^{ ^ ' ., . ^FL.•e,î^ Al". 

FaPL 2 QORtÎTA^fÂLi^fITY^'^''Tffl;`-^F).SS$N'Î 03.L-3N F'LOIIES CHAMOMTi.I:ftE. 

SEFAS4'10e OF COF1iRCTAL CA OYl).E 7NfO 4OR-S-(A41:TS).CAL TYPLS. 

Am lrnri^sauck.:J.'!id•rn Al,triLr.rg da I'n. S.vlra-liaus, BnvF,mirh! .; 

NL'UeH1: TP.;CENN7,.ISSL 1117 vla; QUALrrATS- 

L'1=U„T12ILUNG VON KAA91LLl?NBL[1-f£N bzw. 1CA1,11LLENUL' 

Tci12.'C^zlitzcive l:curtcilun:. rLs i^:kcrisc:::; Oics in Plores Chsmomillac. 

AuGcihreZ dcr 1lande{skammiliur in vicr hnv- fdnf ehctnisdic'fypcn. 

Von.lJcinzSchilchcr 

Sr:c:nrary 

Tlic. drug Flores Chantomillac, respcuit•cly its oil can be differenciated in 4 

chcni_al typcs bascd on the occurrcncc of (-)-a-bisabolol, o-bisabolol oxyd A and 

a secnnd isnn:ere of Uisobolol-ocpd. 7\vo of these isonteres could ger isolated, the 

structcrc of c:nc of thcm is clcatcd up. ' 

------- ------- 


50269 8405 

- .411agv 1980, 35, 617-622 

III Du2-81 S.P. 

-A New Inhalation Technique for Freon Aerosols ; 

Terbmaline Aerosol with a Tube Extension in a 2-Day Cross-O- Comparison, ith S:dbutamol 

Aerosol 

N. E. ERtassox , K. Hecuxu and K. C. Hlotscea 

Dep, of Medicine. Lamsjukhuscl, Halmsud and AB Draror, MediraI Depanmem, Lnnd. b..eden 

In a donble-blind. c r. 2-dzc mds 32 adnh -hm r pa^ mlr'-d ihe 

bronrhodilasine eRrn of0,3 m,¢ ierbuialinr .ulphas< zerosol. zdminf nercd tw a IU rm 

n^be e ar hrd to be of a prrn riud ao.vil. wi^h iha nf n._ - 

salbor molsûlphai adm rrdasbs a rul eprn aed -il \'e, 

she inhalas «Isni,lne m f rrhe o srrbn-lin

50269 8406 

. 

. 

III 

Nce,lntfqhtt^lnto-tHr-Croeta33izat-i»nt'flocrsc 

`lul ^„polvicet's Specificallv of Yolyfsocy:mtte= 

1968 Bullbcr. 

I:Uller. i . N. 

Y.diJL' L1,ilUGZC'>.E 7.fI BEI: AGLAVF IIL'R 

IaLIG.fLL:;7-7'LO!7 \'-,'.I YOLS?;EZLIi, by F. U. 

r;:7lez F :f .r:Sn. 

Ch.-- C_y-tr.itiz:Atian 

Yrocc:::zei 1'aiyaec SpccifYce?iy of ioly- 

4::.n}^:^ ., ,...'si:o .) . , .. . . . .. .. . . 

};n1L,' -Z ,`-tostr:f: 271 , 1??-1 (?^50) 


50269 8407 

WursiG► M ftR exscurivr< 4a+rtuaneNr 

J_. 

I1^>1•2.r.u Co17r_;c 

Ai;t TF;37:GIî;; tt);c LRf.vUTFF'iS 

1J59 125 Pa;ca 

Nass. 

t `J 


72 III t^*•%'r_,, „,,,^y^ 

, 

50269 8408 

v.,v. -s.., . 

='Artve^^r'in'sTi`G'rr.t;riY`Fo"T'fli''a"Sltil#y%'Ytt'in^ìvi t:01 ^l!rir1SS'lflPorticies 

1'lill.lP .1. A'Y:C)'7• n\u )l AFID T. PIi1LTdl'$ 

Hriurc< Fp', trvu, l,.r., Xw,r^r fin'bnrn, CaliJnrnin 99106 

1:rcrivr:l .11,61 S, 1!r71; rrvr::r,l July 1?, 7Di7; ncmt+trd.7u)y 14, Ml 

7'he m!„ru,rr

50269 8409 

RTR TRANSLATION 

CHRONATOGRAPHIC ANAT.YSIS-8AS CHRONATORRAPHY/ 

_Chromatographia '1(5):295-300, 1978 

50269 8410 

Webster,N,l 

RJR CLASS NO, TEXTHUOK Q 210 We Ref, Q 210 We 

`NEW"INTERNATIONAt'DICTIONARY''OF^THEÊNGLISHLANGUAGE^¢ 

!UNABRIDGED%+=, 

Q 210 We 1953 (2nd ed,) - 2 c.; Ref. Q 210 We 1966 (3rd ed,) 

I c. 

G.SC. Merrian Co..Springfield, MA.(IN : ENG,) 

ISN = 2929 


â4:y^'isr 

E. 

50269 8411 

Bonnet, J. 

NEW INVESTIGATION ON CARCINOGENIC 

SUBSTANCES IN TOBACCO SMOKE, by J. Bonnet 

and S. Neukomm. 

Photostat from: Oncologia 12, 80-86 (1959) 


50269 8412 

_XJ.ToB2-82 TOBACCO--LEGISLATION/NEW-JERSEY/TOBACCO--LAW--U. S:7 " 

S.P. 

ISN. _ 98 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET XI ToB2-82 s.p. 

Koplin, A. N.; 

ANTI-SMOKINC LEGISLATION ; THE NEW JERSEY EXPERIENCE , 

J. Pub. Health Policy. 2, No. 3, 247-301. 81. (IN ENG.) 

The basic lesson of the antisnoking campaign is that ador.ion of 

proven cancer-control measure requires much more than presentatio 

of the scientific facts. Today more than ever before, health 

professionals must rely on political skills. They must understan 

how public commitment to particular health goals is accomplished, 

and how this affects legislative.and executive branch support.... 


-^ --- __...... 

?91 II Ne I 

CANCER--M/ORTALITY/ CANCE--EPIDEMIOLOGY/ 

50269 8413 

-^p6ve Epidemiology of 

/%-ancer Mortality 

in`New Jersey: 1949-1976 

VOLUME I 

'DISCUSSION & ANALYSIS 

VOLUME II 

STATIST'ICAL APPENDIX 

new Epidemiology Prognm 

Diviy6n of Epidemiology and Diseaee Control 

ew Jeruey State Department of Health 

. .i ' ' Trenton. New Jeney 

June 1981 


50269 8414 

CANCER--MRTALITY/ CANCE--EPIDEMIOLOGY/ 

91 fI Ne I yt_^ . 

tive Epidemiology of 

• /Cwcer Mortality 

in ew Jersey: 1949-1976 

VOLUME I 

'DISCUSSION & ANALYSIS 

VOLUME II 

STATISTICAL APPENDIX 

Canoa Epidemiology Program• 

Diripn of EpidemioloBy and Diseax Control 

erbrwy State Deparlment of Hulth 

Trenion, New Jersey 

Junc 1981 


^`,.; ,^^^3^'+^ 50269 841 5 

^`3'^ ^:^. 

^ ^ °t l ^^ r : 'ira^N^'• /! CJ•.,zrvc......^ 

J !\^s1^ ^^!„1 

^ G L ^fL.f^`^1] 

^JUIaI.j_J^ J u t^.,,*fL• lV Î 

NEW dLOSEYSTATr IPdDUfTRIAL DlAECTpRy 

11'lNN YLi1/, NE W YOfM, NCY/ YG.^K tqqt, Z^1/S^^.UltO 


50269 8416 

Q 

141 Di 

1975 

Archer 

I f tM A 

^[,O 

f -,, 

li t}/..,\."-t 

n Ft 1t t^ 

'M ,,/"1ll 

1 

4^3^^.1s±£^ 4 L;:wu"rs.w 

I ^î 

i:.J^lt^^lît 

..^-•^r>,^./^ 

^.I1 ^^,1'^">cu 

1 

NEW JERSEY STATE I,':DIJBTriIAI D;RfiCTORY 

^r^N^^ Meu,, r^cw vonK, râi ronk ioxi, mzisc+owo 


.-„__.. «:..v..,. 

_._...^.;.,....:... .__. ^.. . .,, ...., ._.-._.... ..,._.. ,__ .._._.^.;,1 

50269 8417 TOBACCO --SMOKINC--HEALTH EFFECT/CA!7CER--CAUSATION/ALCOIIOLISM/ 

DISEASES-CAUSES AND THEORIES OF CAUSATION/ 

TS 

2240 On RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK TS2240 On 1974 

1974 

1971 

U. S. Department Health Education Welfare, Public Health Services, 

Washington, D. C. , U. S. 

ALCOHOL 6 HEALTH. ^M...POWLEDOE: 

U. S. Dep. Health Educ. We,lfare; Public Health Serv., Second Special 

Report U. S. Congress, 219 p. (June 1974) (in English);/,2/ .^G

77 VII CO 

50269 8418 

TOBACCO--GRADING/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PrSCIILET 77 VII Co 

Collins, W. K. 

(N. C. Agr. Exp. Serv., Raleigh, N. C., U. S.) 

NEW LEAF GRADING TO BE EXPLAINED: 

N. C. Agr. Exp. Serv. (Collins, W. K.) News Release, Raleigh, N. C. (1977) 

(in English) xAbstr.in: Winston-Salem Jour. 1977, p..,14 (May 23, 1977)* 

:A-.meeting for fluc-cured 

. - I tpbacco groxrrs in the Old 

Delt area to disaiss ll;c rffccts 

tiof ¢hanges in grade standards 

".ill he hrld in Ninstbn-Salem 

on Thursday, June 2. 


v i 

150269 0419 

TOBACCO-CURING/ 

_. - .._ ... _____ _.-.,.-.... __.-.. ......--.. ...,,^.....>.•..-,s 

.. .... 77 VII Jo - •- •• RJR CLASS NO. PANPNLET 77 VII Jo 

•: . . . . . . . . 

'... , . s Johnson. U. N. . . .. ° • • ' 

(N, C. St. Univ., RaleiSh, N. C.1U. S.) 

NEti LEAFPROCCSS-•REPOtfTED: 

N. C. St. Univ. (Johnson, N. si.) News Release, Raicigh, N. C. (1977) 

in Engl 

sh) 

*Abstr. in: Winston-Salem Jour. 1977, p. 68 (Apr. 2 4e 1977)* 

êl 

WC:Ic`+, Frcnk J. 

NCt: LICF

50269 e421 .-.v.-.-__...__. 

: /,r, ^t -: 

^-^ 

December 1967 -Z V CONIIt113IGCIAL FISIIERIES REVIEI9 

14 ewr-live-CaY :-fmptoRid;=G"wfisk=tft^9tf'dktl^dh'8 'ftlic,F 

By Marvin F. Boussu* 

Harvesting pond-reared catfish usually is 

accomplished by draining the pond or by effecting 

a substantial drawdomn, and then netting 

trith sn:a11 seines. These methods son:etimes 

are satfsfactory if the ponds are sloped 

proper!y for drainage, and if the harvesting 

isdonc in:!:c ^xinterwh^n uâtertemperatures 

are coul. ûmmer harvest, however, uzuaily 

Is thoughl InlpracGeable beCnus2 of escus+ive 

fish morta.lity. îl;nificant fish i- his occurrcd 

as a resuit of extrenu turbidit,v and 

high w.+.ter icmperatures resulting f rocr. d rmvdmqns,^^mi 

from cr•rcd:n^; setned li,^^c iato 

SNJl'.oW.ht^nv;tlsrG^ce}fe^.!1)- ^j U 

out significant loss. This is accomplished by 

using relatively large seines, about 2,400 feet 

long, in pends where the watcr level is maintained 

or increased by the addition of fresh 

water during harvesting (see the. 2). Another 

import:,nt decelopment in making su,nmer 

harce-t practicab.e was the desibn and utilization 

of a detachable "live c:.r" (see figs. 3, 

4, and 5). 

lVhat "Live Car" in 

The "live car" is essentially an open-top, 

fish-tuddine, b:tn r:cude of 2-i::cl, mesh 


33 

I

Reprint froms Chemical Week 7j' (No. 9) 22 

(Septenber 1, 1956). 


50269 8423 

113Yor, SnuF. D. 

TILR IL".N I.O: IN CC3FGRATE SCCJ_:IT4 

6twiueeo Y.txitaêFCnt 35 (Wo. 6) 3r35, 

59 (!:sr. 1969) 


. 50269 8424 

XX Hc:P-C-^ 73 Dairy Ice Cream Field 1973. 15 (March 1973) ^.. _. 

Albrn Ltpper. rhsirmxn and chief 

ezecutice r,i:^crr of \Cright 11'atchrrs 

ln:ernr,inoa!. Inc.. announced he intro?ccti.,n 

of a new dessert product in 

New YorR State and nnmed three 

dairlcs that hxro been liecnsed to 

..ouiacturr and distribute it in the, 

a:ra. .. 

1.: , ,1i: . u - l'+.•^ :i', . 

The product is catlM --R'eight 

6'atc:^.crs Dietan Frnzrn Deccert " 

It he, fesrrr celorirs than it. milkonly 

19.5 calories in a fuid ounce. Ice 

creera I1M+ butterfat) has approzimetelc 

32.6 ca!ories and ice milk 131e 

butte:fatl hes approaimetely 25.7 

ealnries per fluid ocnce. . 

The th:ee licer.ud dairts for New 

1'o:k S[att are: Hordcn• Inc.. Spracc.e, 

N.Y.; Costa Ice Crenm Company, 

R'oodb:idge• X.1., and Dunkirk 

I

SchnidC, Jocaf A. 

THE P:Eii LOW-NICOTINE TOP.A.CCo DLM!,CP.-D 

EN kOLA::D liA.4 7::d: LaT'?LS CHA::C3 OF 

C0;9NRRCIAL USE. 

Landcsanatalr furTabekbr:u und 

Teba:cfercehung, Neva Releacc, Forchheim 

b. Karlaruhm, Geiwny, Yebrua_ry 17, 1971 - 

in German with 2ngliah avciaary. 


TOBACCO--ADVERTISING/ 

il 50269 8426 - `-• °y 

XI Co-77 S.P.^^•-RJIL CT.1S5 NO. P.171PIIi.1:T XI Col-77 s.p. 

New York Titacs 

NEN.aAM-TA1tr71TG11-RUPCEB'.51101:6:' 

New York 1'imes, 1977, p. 44 (June 20, 1977) (in Englinit) • 

i i C; %1 7 '1 r 

-Anil s•with Rr, nnlds's Rc•al and 

More b: ^ds and ,•;c:it from Philip 

Morris. 6001 Super Lieht•, is going no. 

tionzl viitF.wt any test marketing. 

This is a growing trend in the eigarctte 

indusuy as m=nufzcturers try to 

keep their secrets until the Iast po;sible 

mon:ent to prevent a qmck copy 

from the con;etition. / _.. 


^

. ' 

- 

%.7 X^ 110. 

S.P. S.P. 

^ 

50269 8427 

. . . 

^.. 

. .. 

. : 

_ . . ... .. _., 

.. 

CLASS NO. PA. G'HLET 

... ......, ,.^ 

73 \• . ko 

" Reentsma Cisar=ttenEabrik CmfH, H:nburg, Ger. S.P. . 

•A^PEG"'-7AStl^6;'^"rî^^'^9T57GS:^f3127 YRRff-PHC{(6t. S UC6 L^ 603bRU^' .Ô L' P'^ SC!iCE HRE ^*-. 

Wirtschaft 1973 (:Io. 207) 16 (Sept. 6, 1973) (in German - Complate 

. . 

0 41 0 q n 0 0 4 74 

'.+ '^_.?.. . . . . . .. . . 


/

HD 

69 

B1 

1978 

. 0 .1 n 

. " ^ 50269 8428 

11; 

.. Robert R. Blake 

Strategic new insights • Ja[ge SQ'^gley Maut®n 

into a proven system for p / 

increasing organization 

productivity and individual 

OiG`t 

tir- 

effectiveness-plus a revealing 

exam inat ion 

of 

how 

your 1t ` 

il Uq 74 

managerial style 7 


^ 

^^...

50269 8429 

CHROMATOGRAPHY ANALYSIS--GAS CHRGMATGGRAPHY/ 

himia, volume 31, No. 5, pages 175-179, 1977 

. . _. .... . . . r,. 

y'•• Â NEfJ m^ MANUFACT(IRINC m,- ^-^^^%^^nr.^ PROCESS FOR ..-.,..._ GLASS CAPILLARY COLUhIN 

K. and G. Grob- 

Swiss Federal Technical University, Zurich, Switzerland 

Afufraef 

Hin neucs Herstellwigsvcrfahren fiir Gluskupillarsuulcn 

K. und G. Grob •• 

Eidgen8ssisch Technisehe Hochselwle Zurich, Schweiz 

Eslericna Bathered frnm broad work with caoillary columas 

ckarlyshowsthatpl:nsissh.n,estsuitcdrawm:ncri:dfurlhcirPro. 

dustiirm. This pmJuesion shnuld as suon as possible be.ome feasibk 

I. the uscn labor:uory as it has been commou practi.c with 

packed eulunms for ,,any yea^rs. I'ncmWiliun for this Jr's'clup• 

nxxnt is a sstllilifmly sln,pk, univeratd, and relviNucihlt prcparaliun 

proxdur

50269 8430 

Translation 

0 4 tl U Q U D,1 7.9 ') 

(Frence - une nouvelle enquete sur lea habitudes 

des fumeure.) 

Rev. intern. tabacs 36 (No. 346) 234 (December 

1961) 


(1971) 

S.P. R. J. Reynolda Tou--cco Co., Itsaee:ch and 

Prodact Develnpv:(?nt l)cprrtmcr.te, Sr.itnca 

Infcreint.+.o.; Di:ialoa 

1Ti01QIDiiAL rGGDS. C 210. POULTRY, by 

R. J. P= i^ _.......c _ a5-A- ., 

Prodnet Dt+talopn^naÛepcrttenta,Sefence 

Infc;cnticn Diviai.cn, Knd t.r.Roy t?aek. 

1970 Acollection of material 

WinatolY'Salf'.9, N. C. 


^^_...__.._. .. _ . .. 

XI Co _76 . . .: ^ 

^-'^'^'-""`-"S'•p• 

RJR CLASS NO. PATfPi11.ET XI Col-76 s.p. 

Morris, Philip Incor ornted, New York, N. Y., N. 

S . 

1976)*)(In English) 

Norris, Philip Inc., hews Release, New Yorks N1 

2Y• 

*Abstr. in: New York Tines, 1976 V. D-7 (.ov. 

• ; . . ^ _ _ a_.^ .: ^: _:.w. 

. ..- 

: ^ fhitip l.tortis~3ac. has signeA am 

egrecment with ^"B..hbakinduslrits 

of East Gcrrnanydor lhe manufaclure 

dnd mad:cting uf Mndbpro cigarcttes.. 

,in Easl GcrmanY. Prdduclion is scF.ed• 

. 


11 50269 8433 

VI To-79 

S.P. TOBACCO--THERÙ+L ANALYSIS/ _ 

. ._._. ..: .. .......^..._ .._.__...____...._;__•. . .............. ...._.......... 

•i19, ^ 3 aîp RJR CLASS NO. PA*Q'I,I.ET VI To 79 A. p. 

Sq}tire, F. R.; Tiller, C. 0;itaynaclc, R. E.; Simpson, U. L. 

Îorris, Philip USA, P.es. Cen., Richmond, Vn., U. S.) 

, 

L. 

A tetj~nixs^wcrPS^H^nteaNi^n?^??i>^(ss'r r^v Ff0$M^,^^^F2^'^( 

Rtfi sfii^ ^^ 

Tobacco Clem, Res. Cnnf., 33rd, tape, Lexington, Ky. (Oct. 29-31, 1979) 

. . . . . . 

(in English) A a.^ ._. ptoe. e^re has u.ê e:.ele.e-d ior ebeioiog th.n.i e«e.._ npos Siieo niocics 

of tebarce and its eomponenta u Sng [heraogravleeRie analysis (2GA1, dltfenn-, 

t1a1 theraogravlaecrlc analysis (GSG), differential teannint uleilaetry (OSC), 

and.volved gas analyslt (rGA) erperlnenrs as tebacte and its teeponent.. Th 

su:thed ,ep}oys a danped nonlleea[ regreselw algorlthn te leaat-squaree fit 

gheorotltal rate cu[ves to the erperlnental data. gequtred are erp11e1t er 

pre safou tor the fltting tunetlno pa[ave[er . Yheo[etital erpre+.lona vei. 

develeped using kinetics based upon aultlple Sndependeet r.aetlaas with both 

flrrt orde[ and arbltr+ry o[der aechanlao, and inclvdtd the effects of eteljehioaetfY 

oo the Interpretatian of the fltting paraeetert. ISnean caating ratea. 

vere +seueed and either single or eulrlpls Feating rate data can be used as 

.. 

^paraaets[s. Yhe heatlog lntegr+3+ ver. evaluared ueing an asYeptotle serlea'^ 

approxlnaclen and two at the ratlonal approalmtlens lntreduesd by gen.m and 

Yang (J. 1Lereel Mal. 11, 445, 1977). grye[i.eut+l TGA, GTG, and LCA results 

tor 

.. 

a1pFa-eellulose-v111 be used to Sllustnta the eethed. 

..... ._._.._....^_ . _. . . . :-.«e...--,-"+^•.^°r-` 

.. . . . . . ^ ^ . . . . . 

0 4 0 0 - n 0 'n 4 7 ti; 


50269 

8434 

^ _ - . ._ . . 1 . 

TOBACCO-SMOKINO--INHALATION/TNHALATION/CARRO%YHECIOCLORIN/ ^ -^ 

TOBACCO--SNOKINC -BLOOD/TOBACCO--SNOKINCr-PSVCHOLO[.7/ 

.RJR TRANSLATI`pN - - - 

. . : . ", , RJR CLASS NO., TRAl7SLATION 

uillerm, R.pRadziszevski, E.. • Y. 

^ +^,(no affil.)a 

" 

A6NEN:.METIIOD-:.OY;ÂtiA1.YZINGî1716_AC^_AE.`.SIpKINOt - 

"_ *(One nouvelle methode d'analyse de lracte du fumeur.)A' 

Ann. Tabac Etudes 1rEquipment 13 (Sect. 1) p. 101-110 (1975) (in 

French'- complete English translation available.) .. '' - 

W mrllrod fotonny 7 gtlê nct of smol:lr11; 

I Irh 1 ^rr ^nlrA c mP Ises i cxml,liwt o ol il+^ e"mellieds of 

Tlr 

I resllennnn 

sur rnt fllilrr^nrr y,rolnmr+rJAurallo orlnRSUSi,% t-rom1J,•menlur•IecLnirUnfmlrle- 

O 

Oo t•LN Or^ mrJ !r ^'romrlrte 

t'Irn q rel simnlluncuu. 

nnnlysit or ll,e rmtJ:rlory Lrl1^l 1- ot Ihr am ker, und ,n 

ernluallon 

r rlLr 

nr+ unl 

or emokr i Ir:+frd 

'. Tlre mcllrurloln;r xvs ndaidrJ lo sluJy ILC Lrlr:rrlonr of smokrrs NLrn o Iox+lrrllnnl cl;;:m4le wns suLSlllnlyd for 

;lLe nrl of smoktny rnay Le satd to Le Indispcnaublr In nrJcr to evnhmlr it.. pnlenllul Lfalogirul eRrrls of n nen• ripittle. 

0^1 il 0i) (1 0 -i 7. '-; 

. `` 


I^11^H04 oP Atrr0AAC1nGRAPRCà0R"I!tYq'r1 

YMEM OF Pa0- 

4.Ea^ÂND NNG.EIIZAAC,Il78' S11 `PLA 

Meoivedev A. A. 

A'NEN ÎETNCD OF AU76RAODGRAPNY WR INVFbYI- 

GAi7tG THE tAOALizAttON 0w 5lNrNFS3s aF pRp- 

TGiNS AND NUCLEIC ACi4S IN PLANTS, 

UN650o:al{errotionat QMfC±renê n Radbieetopeg 

in ScfentrPin kemrCh... NS/R1yp, 

is P. 

Piri.3 :lq$7 


78 VI Di TORACCO-=F4.AVORANTS/' • _ - . •7• A 

TOBACCO--OUAT,ITY--EVf.AUATION/TOBACCO-=A9ALYSIS/ 

CHROMAT06RAPHIC ANALYSIS--TOP.Ar,C?/TORACCO--FLAVOR & ODOR/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 VI Di 

DSrinek, P.¢ Veys, J.; Decloedt, M.; Schamp, N. 

(State Unvi. Chent, Dep, ^QrglwPmgm G^h êntl 

Belg.) 

FtiE7METHOD^^Fb^`4(Aâ;HCT?RY2ATION A'Ni " ^FLAVOUK°EÂ3.1fF7`YO}^ 

Seitr. Tabakforsch., confidential manuscript submitted for uublicatio 

11 p. (1978) (in English) ' . . - .. . 

.. *Constituents too numerous to list* 

A raAoeta analps vulatii. cmponnts In aA:heia- 

apace vapour of heated tobacco has been developped. The 

tobaceo S. heated to Smltete the tempcrature gradient In 

the algarette. ncllum ves paased through w umple of 

- .' tobacco, which vaa slouly heated and the aluted eonstltuenta 

adeotbed bya polyner trap of 'Tenas'. after desorption 

I. a hellun t1ov, eeeonecntratlon in a eoullnq trap, the 

latl3e eompenents were injected in a gas ehromatoqraph 

. ' . equlpad vlth e tep111ary oV-1 eolumn. 

0^1 fl C fl -f) 0 -!' 7. 5 T; 


50269 8436

III 

Cr R'RE^1"FIET►IOD'trdMTHE D>k1Y6P%t ►L^F SOûT10Y$j^ 

(1967) ":`&7tl4Staî1ISPEA67A1{6^ ANDÒF P118TE3..• 

GaOth, U. 

EIN: 22CU8 F;8T7EOD2 ZUR DElr:D2A?t.TION VO3 

GOSCt.CIr, F.^'Kt^•AI027F't, IIISPL'C.SI6fiEI @:iD PA3TR!t7. 

(A uaw Wthcd for the dchydrati.on of eol+etions, 

cxdnions, disporataos, and of paotca.) 

Chowia-Ing. Tech. 34 (Ha. 1) 53-54 (Jao. 1967) = 

In Cetvsn with R.IR propored 8nnlirh tz•snslation. 


Rumanaru, Tekahiro 

A NEW Ifli'iNOD FON THE DETEBHINATI04 OF 

NITP,ATE IONS EY ATO:fIC ADSO.;PTION SPFCTRO- 

Pk:C.O'.16ITRY, by Y.uaomaru, T:_kahizro, niSi Tao, 

Nobuko 01;L:GOCO, and Yuroku Yaa,arnoto. 

Bull. ChFm. Soc. Japan 38 (NO.17) 2204-5 (-4fi5) 


/


VIII 

Du2 

a C i"1 ii 0Al f,^) 9 

50269 0440 

Dukat, V. 

A NEW METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF 

WATER CONTENT IN TOBACCO. 

Prumyel Potravin 10 (No. 6) 290-91 (1959) - 

English tranalati 

on.. 


Is

X7C 11eP-D-0-74 

(A-XHW 4167flpD`.FOR`f%X3'RA_G'SI^_J•j^.;3}A9g1RAL'°-M6olAS'?=,; Eine neue RRethode zur cxtraktion on na:urlichen Aromen, 

! 50269 8441 

. 

• YonKrYsq•naKanvo%rxtca,rsalutfiirC5mngsindhslrte,Wersehau,POIcA \,4;nr.at,• 

kurzcitnndcr}:ide:FOrschung

2240 

T 

.i 50269 8442 

^.ttoSt' : 3. Trifu 

Intormtional Sciontific +olncca Oonoross^ 

?_fsi, T3ruscole. 

F8^CScZYI,GS CF 4113 SF,CO'Z III:Iû:ATIO: ;L 

8CIFS:iT_FIO iJiv'.Cm CG!.",,4F'S, Jma 195E. 

sdaL'p.z.1'nb:-x ;$p ^rucsalss.. ^`r^. 

1954) In ..-.. Ii•r,nch. 


Mc3 

Hicrofiche 

N.cCariisck, R. L. 

A NEW M?iTHOD FUR RZTTZSC SAT,ARY CURVES. 

1467 19 pages 

+: • _:., • . CEâYlaghbua2 1'ar' Fe9etni"5cf¢nrtf ie' cii^ ^`' ' • ^ 

Tc&aical Snfotwaetcn, 27etional.2uremz of 

"'Stantlgrde ^ Spri6gEield, Va, • 


3, Assoc. Comput. Mach. 17(4) 589 602(1970) 

78 III ReZ 60't^2^^^^0,^'^-^t^^^^^.''^.^. 

S.P. 

Cu r'^t^Î3axed-ôurLoaxi.!'^, 

to t •c 

HIROSHI AIQI.fA 

•usraur. A new mathematical mctLod 'a uevelop..y for Interpolation from n given sot of 

datn points In a platw arA for t ttine n smoo:L cunro to the points. Thix mcthnd E, devl ed in 

such n wxy dmt Clm re.uttout cnrvo wia p.ua tt'rou„^L tLe given poims and x ill ap,xar smootb 

sext nn^.nruL I t ia Lascd an a pittcw:+c fmutien eomt>os

1./'El^ T, LLr^'.^l'.INTJMI, tiU NI Dr7/No.3 A3-roo^l9.?sj 

7S @ G r 

^xml 

i 50269 B4US 

Profilaniil^se der pol)•cyclischen aronlatischen Tiohlemvasserstoffe in protcin:eichen 

Nahrunesmitccht, Oicn uncl Pcttcn (gaschromato;,raphischc 73cstir,)rnungsmethodc) 

Von Gcrnoi Grimmer, Annin HildeLraudt und Heins Hbhnke 

. 

. 

})ine Rcihe vun polyryclischen arom.^.lisJ)en 1{nlilen- nroce ao_o e) 

waxserstoffeu (- YAH) erzeugen im Ticrrmsu^) ma- 

+ ereonrzon n r, a m:.-wnss.•r t++l, ^ t.aon 

li;nc Gcsrh^ciilvtc, Jc each dcr Applikuimir,ut - 

cpik)rt:n, s;ll^kulnn, in:rarc•niiy, intraUaciieal odc•r oral 

enlslchcn r.ubci in don l.c•irrffenden GewroLen 

^-^---^--^-------: 

nnnw^ûr tz+p crcberx.n 

+ lvmscr p q_+ 4c)nhecan n 

C-rclnoroc ud.r Sorkmne ) 

CyNOLrxon IBU¢ksPed ce. 0,] R) 

hnd^drm L^ 

' L:'cl .. al. ) ) 1954 II, F;crauc]rtn].:oen h L 

Irm )on,e:l..:^lea 

^l,n 1'^sc9-^ imd \'.':r{ clwa 1^ Li^ 7(1,5l.. (li;:n(a)- ., 

i 

1 

u:.u.cre•.rr pa q 


!4!^dc7n. F:. L. ' 

A fiC!i N?Î?OL^ Vol TN8 Mff.''SS!7F.VFiiT ON MRC30L 

G•*.1:Î+Z:SY7C3, by B. L. lfia?1e, C1y3e Orr, Jr. 

ewi J. tf. L'c:21o^z2:o 


(1973) 18, 59-66 

78 III WaI-79 S.P. 

4%Kujiitbu&&wxhr,ddMurement="rai=Muist 

r tC' Jtl iJ.i•67r'^ ^2ii?.r^2Ml^^^^:r{s)1^.^'M=.K:;: 

T. OKABE*i M. T. HUANOTi S. OKMtuMO 

In the fieid of agricultum, where precise and instantaneous measurements of the moisture 

cnntmts of gniasare aquired this paper shows a newmcthod formeasuring the moistum eontents 

by using microxaves of 9,4 GHe, with unhulted and unground grains; the moisture content can 

be measured continuously if necessary. Moreover, the measurement can be carried out quite 

independently of the varieies of grains as well as the moisture distribution in the grain that 

has been dried by hot air. 

The aavrzry is high, the errors being less than i0-3•/, in the measurements for both rice 

and wheat, the moisture contents or which were in the range of 10 to 30;; on wet basis. 

The reaped grains of rice, wheat, etc. must be dried to the proper moisture content before the 

Enin is stored. In recent years, a hot-air drier has been used, generally in Asia, to adjust the 

pain to the proper moisture content in a short time. In this drying process, it is required to 

Present kinds of moisture meters are divided into 2 main classes, which are the direct and the 

indirect method;.. _..•^_. ^ • ^ sy V . .. . . . . _ .._ _ _ .._. . .. ._.. -_ ,. ., - 


. _ f 

^ ^ . ..;. l 50269 8440 

T-d . dw..Lô^t nn . ?I ^yYy ^TG Gl /qh') 

7A•tnommetllqdkfQt measuring-Ahe^paLticLe-Aize;^distrillCttion~of 

-arvMt100- 

Sw ^5.Iil `- 

72 I I I Re-80R J Tropp, P. J. Kuhn, and J. R. Brock 

S.P. 

prprrmene o/Chueical Enainaring. the Unirersiry of Texoa Aania Trm 78712 

(Reaived 22 October 1979; accepqed for pubticatiou 29 December 1979) 

A new method (electronic cascade impaction) of measuring the particle size distribution of 

aerosols is presented, and an instrument we call an electronic cascade impactor (ECq which 

oses the method is described. Aerosol particles are charged in a unipolar charger and enter a 

multistage cascade impactor. Each collection stage and the final filter is isolated electrically 

from other parts of the impactor and connected to an electrometer detector. Paniclcs deposit 

on the collection stages according to their aerodynamic diameters, and from the associated 

electrical curr¢nt the deposition rate onto each stage and the particle size distribution can be 

determined. Calibration data for the ECI are presented. The ECI has been used to study 

atmospheric aerosol dynamics in real time, and typical data are given. The ECI has proven 

to be relialbe in several hundred hours of laboratory and field use and other versions 

situations. 


?: .l^hô 

50269 8449 

^3^r>taio^ ^.ci G!^j _ Cs^^ ,â^^, 

7- ZZ, , 

. 

'

I 

ci ,•a,c C/^^z .Cccâ s^ t3) C.^./9^0) 

A..:yl i^^ :l fnir+ Arln 

F.bevl't I'ut•!i>!,in[ ^niranr, A^nslctdam 

PtinteE in Tnc \eth..landa 

.._.. 

50269 e450 

. 387 

Ist:fli!ì-1ErkT(OV-((lFSQLtIa-SA3IPEI;S^FOR^- 

^ûauc>^+rârzrrtr^'s^*^t`^d5'C^^°" 

D1ASaYCi:I ICASIIIKI wsu SHOZO OSRINA 

Oir co., r.rr.. R«,a.,e & n-myt,l,nr c,na., P.O. aox Snunnta 340e, (laMn) 

(licccived .1pri1 _nd, 197-) . . . . .. . - . , - . , 

___.___-r M.......,«.r. ,..et+_.,..^..i.t.^.^.,..u:^,.,â ê..^.u:

4 

^ Ch-ren . Z42-J a i5 (/9 ' 3) 

76 II R. -76 S.P. 

By L. A. FOOTE, Parks Dcparlment, llcckenham, Kent 

Wnn Ihc presesrl hi;h cost of new 

pelarFOnium sarictica msny gardenas 

have wondered how 'aTproduc

50269 8452 

( 80 II I AcI 

CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANAIYSIS--GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/ 

SA;j-a 

'JN 7r010 METODO DI AtiALISI Ql'ANTITATIYA DEGLI ACIDI BICARBOSSI 

5[I :IEDIAFTE GAS-CROMATOGRAFIA 

.A.ACAY.PORA",G.EOFFA•`^,L.CHIANESE",A.MALORNI*,N.SANNOLO' 

G.SODASO k.TACCONE"". 

Lab. del CNR Arco Felice (NA); " Istituto di Medicina Legale- 

II Facolti Nepoli; 'Clin. Pediatrica II Facoltd Napoli; •'Isq' 

tuto di Industrie Agrarie Portici (NA); "10spedale CivEle di 

vellino. 

Conunicato ed approvato nelia Seduta del 18/12/79 dells Sezione 

di NAPOLI - 


IX 

Ki 

^+^ ^Y LEiERNININIB , 

F7t^^^'io oi' cAa^' a4t^t;^^Pow^ 

Kiefex J^. CIdIRLSTC BPCKB. 

A Ni4 h. ;tIOD :+Oa Q•,n^^t:: T':v : D6T _F^(7aiF.C 

CAS'OaT c iyCGN! 

tiR IdJ 3 IN 

CLGARETTn °PiJXC by .1. F. ;ec:c= n3 R. E. 

Leonerd (Rae:mnn 'odak Co:.vwny, Tr:n: e.aaee 

B'.aetruan Ccmvsny, P.ee. Lebs., KSr4ppor2, Ten¢.) 

R. J. Remuld® Tobacto Co., Reeearch Dep^,. 

Conferenco, Semiuar Ysper, 1C p., Fall 1965. 


50269 8454 . 

_..^^.^.â .^...`-...a.:....._^. r::e:►a.. .,..:ir.o..o....... 

II 

TIC10 

^q^^ 

A"^!RT► ^( -""- 

1.)"T^DL7.LER$' p^MI^ 

(1968) 

Doissier. Jacques R. 

A NEN NEEHOD YOR R4PID SCREENINC OF HINO& 

SBPI7QJILLI'LEDS IN NICE. by Jac;uas R. Doissisr, 

Pierre Sfmou and Clauaiao Aroa 

European Jour. Pharmaeol. 4(No. 2) 145-151 

(Sept., 1968) 


III 

Ep 

(1967) 

U 4.o A n (it)4 7 74 

Epton, S. R. 

A NEW METHOD FOR THE RAPID TITRIMETRIC 

ANALYSIS OF SODIUM ALKYL SULPHATES AND 

RELATED COMPOUNDS. 


l 50269 8455

50269 8456 

our. Anal Chem. USSR 30(4 Pt. 2) 687-689(1975) 

>cr. 

A. A. Abramyan, A. S. Tevoayan, UDC543,84;546.17c546,22 

and R. A. Tfegroyan 

A method has been published for the simultaneous microdetermination of nitrogen and sulfur In organic 

compounds [1j, In the present Instance we have used potassium permanganate for the same purpose 

[2). The permanganate serves as a source of oxygen, while its thermal degradation product, formed durfng 

combustion, serves as an oxidation catalyst, and also an absorbent for the sulfur oxides liberated [3, i1. 

We used the conventional setup for mlcrodetermfnatfon of nitrogen by the Dumas-Pregl method, but 

with a modified tube packing. The fnterchangeable packing was omitted. The length of the reduced copper 

layer was inereased to 70-80 mm, This increase is necessary to absorb excess oxygen liberated during 

the decomposition of potassium permanganate. 

0 40 0 n 0 0 4 7 7Sr 

.j 

` ^^ 


QD Belcher, Ronnld. 

75 New met;tods in nnalytical eherr.istry by, Ronald Belc'ter 

and Ceei! L. Wilson. New York, Reinhold Pub. Corp. I1955j 

287P Ilius. 23cm. 

1. Chcmistry, .lnalytlc. r. W11son, C

50269 8458 /POLYCHLORINATED BIPFIENYLS/ CANCER--CAUSATION--CHEMICAL ASPECTS/ 

-'- /MUTAGENS/ TERATOGENS/ INSECT CONTROL/ AIR--POLLUTION/ IJATER--POLLUTION/ 

RA 

445 In 

1973 

0 

"MOAN^^. 

Cof/enion oJpnpers prereNed rtr she 

RESEA12CIi CONFERENCE ON NEW METHODOLOGY 

IN^COLOGICAL CIIEMISTRP 

Susono, )apan, November 23, 24, and 25, 1973 

Internalional Academic Printing Co., Ltd. 

270. Tolsuka 3 cLomc, Shinjuku-ku, Tol.yo 

Sole Sales Agent: Academic Scicntirc 13ook Inc. 

U Y'u U ol, Q •7 ! / 7 

39-6. Itongo 2 c6omo, Dunkyo-ku, Tokyo 


. . : _ - _ _ . . FOOD-TASTE TCSTING/ 

Die NahrnoF I xo I 6 1076 1 61n-6r7 

1 50269 0459 

77,V Hcl NEH HETNODS FOR THE EVALVATIONAND TNE'ÂALYSISÔFI'ORGANOLEPTI6' 

QUAyITIES OF FOODSTUFFSAND'YORTREcFOREQdSW;OXM,[EIR,Ê4^ ^ 

. AR -9. ; E^DEPENDENCe.OF^TNN'tIRRADIATIODIrJ&W 

NCENTEATt6lY/69SifEf*GAMAr'R)IDIAIkIONLDOBE . 

0 q 

Snmmary Ay,-J,-,vuvlrw'c ^^rts^Q, 6u.r 

J. 11eaasuxN, Sr. Gnwonow•a and L. Gntnoaov: New methods for Ihc cvaluation and the analysis o1 

organnlcPtic 9unlities of fomistutls and for the forecast of their ehanbu. 1'art 9. The dependenea ol 

the irradiation flavour in apylc juice nnd eonecntrnte on the gamma radiation do.w 

Various authon bnve defined orqanoleptieally the concrpt ,,:ooking Ilavour" for cât•treated 

apple juice And concentrate. in a aimilar way, the „irradiation fWvour" cauied by gamma udiatioe 

is defined in the present paper. • _ ' 

Z -• nna.lmrnlnnndahallhcirr:ulf:,limrllnrmrrinn11ri1ni4hlctnlnw^lailinF!:nlhtancrawhich:ry+)„âr^ 

nlrr:uly inrhr fir.l lr.:

TASTE--TESTII\G--FOOD/ 

.ô &)9as-33(ir^G 

Arcuc NclLoden dcr Be- untl Auswertung 

scnsorischcr Eigcnsch:dlen von LeLcnsmittcl q 

und dcr Bcrccllnutlg iLror Va'iinclcrongen 

50269 8460 ^ 

10. \Iilt. llie qunntilatit•e titrintctrische Bestinrmnup 

des Bc.,trulLlnnoegerncLes im ap:clsaft nnd -]conzcntrat 

uud seine ALL;ingigkcit %,on der Bcstrnhlnngsdosisl 

76 V tie WCV4rfl10drY6VMitnLif"WMA[ay$^ ' I^Fc3^T?^YRUAGli2E5^ 

NQODST{)FF '^ ,EC{t6Z#OypTdE38YQtiANGB •d0 ^^^T^T^.Gt8TyI97ti^,^r 

D>^r^caii*r't°^^n^âa^! ^rar^rnt^wAra!^^lu^^n^ô1^^Hû^^s 

IÊf^^ ^%'81^1^+417I^tTd.Ql4i^93 R>^ 

J. ncs:a>le^.c, Sr. Gateoaoc.uuiJ L. Gamoaoc:ICrsr IncthoJs lor Ihr ec,lnntion and the annlrsis of 

organotrJtlir qualiti.•s of fornlsluffx and for Ih.• forccast of Ihrir cl.tngcs. 1'ar1 \. 7h-Ju^.nlitalivo 

IllrimAric Jtlcrminatitm of thc irnJiation flat'our in applc jnicv,nd rnn

Fof.tD--CAN1EUICAS ES---i:NALYSI5 / 

sx 1;eF-F-Y6t^73 Bood Prescrv. Quart. 24 25-29 (1964) 

50269 8461 

s^sj s+Y 

yLAEâ ORAiORY EXAMINATION OF CANNED FOODS-Z XXr 

I.. - ._ . . 

Division of Fnad Pre.crvmion, CS!RO,1

UoI. 2 NumL•er 7/ Jul/11uq 9974. 

- . .__^t--....__.,-..___.._.. ^ ^. ...._._.___ _.;.._____.^. ............ ..r _ _ 

-._^..... ._......^..z;..,._..,.....^...w^ __ ..,,.,..._....-^.....---''._."__.__ ...................>..._r,_,.......,......_...._......_.^. 

.7.1-ZI GO' 

SwA&Kftd.'7"'!tt°PAttiC V 7i? 

J. cooK 

12010r" 

w^.dcu lcnod Prasrr:n(ion RtstarcL dssorin(inn 

mres[irshire 

is part of the Camprlen Food Prc;enalion Iteseazch 

sociatimi s scrcice to the inrtustn• to conitantiv rrvicrv nc%,• 

U q 0 0(1 [i 0 et 7 8 1 

The diagnostic kits cxamiucd .ccrc lhc'ISncisc ±c•stcm' and 

the ':1PI sy;tc+u'. 7lic resuhs obininnl fmnr lLc spstcmS are 

reeorded on special (onns ;md arr lnnsposeQ to named organisms 

by mcans of uumcrical systvme rchich arc purd,asecl u'ith 

the diagnostic malcrixls. 

1l'hat are the main arlcaninges of these .^stems? If cou 

alrcady operatc a tullp cquipped mierobiology laLoiatory. they 

arc a fairly cxpensiec :J[crnatirc to your ccisting mcihodx. 

11 you I.icr na microbiolooical laeititics or facilitics limitid to 


79 II Fu 

MICROBIOLOCY/ 

- • I 

DAflIGL Y. C. FUNG 

The Pennsylvania State University 

50269 8463 

* Presented at the 29tb Annual Reciprocal Meat Conference of the American 

Meat Science F.ssociation, 1976. 

Interests in new methods for identification of bacterial pathogens 

have increased greatly in recent years due to the awareness of, the 

need for, and the potential of rapid methods and automation in Microbiology. 

In 1971 a report by the U.S. Rational Institute of General 

Medical Sciences presented the status of mechanization and automation 

in the clinical laboratory; automation in microbiology was one of the 

topics revieved (Kinney, 1971). Richardson (1972) summarized the 

developments of automation in the dairy laboratories. These topics 

have been discussed in.detail in the Interratiaâl Symposium on Rapid 

Methods and Automstion in Microbiology first held in Stockholm, Sweden, 

1973, and again in Cac3ridge University, England, 1976. Another 

symposium was held in Kiel, Germany, in 1974 with the title Automation 

of A';icrobiolor,ical Food Analysis. The proceedings of the First 

International Svmoosium were published in two volumes: Autors tion in 

Microbiologv and Icmunoloc_v (Heden and Illeni, 1975a) and New A roac?ês 

to the Identifi.cation'of'Micrôn-Eenisms (Heden and Illeni, 1975b . The 

purpose of this article is to sumcmrize the higAlights of some automated 

microbiological tests and rapid methods relevant to the food industry. 


1

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INFOIUTATI027 STORkGF. AND RGTRLEVAL! 

NSIA ItEPORT 

50269 0465 

699 Na 

1964 Prepared by aATIONAL SECURITi INDUS'17tIAL ASSDCIATION, 

MAINI•ENANCE A^l'ISORY CO):rfITTEE - 

TECiC:1CAL PliULICAT10NS PANEL 29 January 1964 

1107 Nlneteeuth Street Northv.•est, 

Washlngton, D.C. . • , 

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Gerald Bcllevllle 

AmeHcan Mscbtnc 4 Foor.dry Co. 

Jamcs Cwnpbcll Jr. 

We9tern Electric CO.. 

Wltusm Drut 

North Amcrloen Aviatlon Iso. 


R. J. Rtyuol.do ToBacco Co., Rcoaarch and 

Prodect DeYelopecnt Departuan'_e, Science 

In. •âti. D'•.y:c.a 

`"e'};O:ii::'iiGSGr SJl.i7"i7GN SUe2FACi;S -- A 

,-:'-':.'.COLTPX°.'YICt70Y'2.SPL^^CS^ by'R:°J:Ytfyilo2"Q9::,%m•.-..i°:":.•-• 

Tobacco Co.,Rencarch raQ Proeuct D^valoobant 

' '''Pup7Yt^:.nYe, 'SC.cr.ce:rta'[i,i3elcn UxJtaiLri, ' • 


^^!!e4 __ - os'1'esflnS of F'ûeiescenc:. ar^_^ - 

Be 

3 ; $ . 8o tE^ ..: .1M8aUrawalt aF POageJCMc,. 

rosgbem 

(1968) pt^(,^¢tawaleg^spliiC'PBpe ^^ ^ ^1 

Rerrav, 

NEW HL'TMODL' ZUX DIRFATP.US4NiBTUNG VON FLJORESiBNZ- 

U'.3D ARSOfuÊICIiSTSE.SSUnCEN POLYCY^L!3CNM Al:C'."1:E•'7 AUF 

CN}:ON.ATOCRA.YNICPAPIRk • 

(Nex Hsihodx for Tosting of Fleoteaceccc u.: Absorgtioa 

Heascrrxta of Po!.ycyclic Aramstics on 

Ceromytugraphic Dayers), by F. Dertrcm, and W. Kobisch 


-1 

^ P (j ^LN / u-t^ r --^ 3 i/ pys.r,/. ^ t'.^^ ^/ -^^ ^l-G^ . I ^')7^ 

II Me 

S.P, 

Introduction 

By nr. rawre,tcr r- nr,nghry 

fVhcrfnbraror-Fqr f nc.. Cirmiu,q6...... lnbnnm 

The pulp and paper industry is the 

third largcst industri;d waler uscr. 

Some 2,100 billion gullons of fresh 

W+tcr arc used annually by the induary. 

This figure rcprcunts only 35 pcrccnt, 

of the estimated 6.000 billion gallons 

nnnunlly uced by the pulp and paper 

Industry at all intlil'idu:tl waler con. CCINVENTICNALMILL 

SNmptlnn p0lnts. -IIIe difference is met WITH EXTERNALY/ASTE 

by Waler reu5e. Other estinlales have 

CONTROL5Y5TEM 

placed the percent of total water reuse 

in the range of 63 1o72 percent with Figure 1 

kraft mills at the top of the reuse 

rango. watcr use control is to draslically 6mit 

11 is not my intenti0n tq prescnlr both •raw w-aslc^ and hvdraullc loads 

aehemei'forpossiNle future mellmds7 fv the'extc-rnal tvarte trcalmenl system 

for in-plant treatmenl and reuse, bu1 and to rccycle intornal waler and 

ralher to review present practites- rcusc 1 e led water fr m Ihe trC21- 


^ {îs.^-C.^ • 

OiSCNARCE 1 

4. Nhitcwaler rensc-Ihi; mcuu 

offers great opportunitics for r 

ductinn in fresh walcr usage 

any mill arcas.

^ ... 

HEARTBEATS/BLOOD PRESSDEE/BBAIN WAVPS/' 

. 50269 8469 . 

PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY/ +FEEDBACK/ MUSCLES/ 

dp . BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/. 

1974 BARBARA B. BROWN, pH.L. 

2 C. 

3-- -.. . âddbac4: NewlNactfonr for the Dflnd . . . . . 

Irm7p-+! 

AAllE{ a now, rVDLI9AERl . .. , . . 

M rw(Ia^sib^lrwM 

lyda^ 


/

( 50269 8470 . 

Jour. Lab. Clin. Med. 91(2)328-39(1978) 

II NeA -78 

S. P. 1 . I6nCdlm>Eff£Et^+^tYnciP^t,tS'y-. 

1611sfnergf>fIC 

effects of. mfxtures, oft oaon2^; 

Ifurio acld'ac rbtotaôn:'rat, tu ngsjV!.!^ 

JEROLD A. LAST and CARROLL E. CROSS Davis, Calif. 

Chronic respiratory tlisease-Iree rats were exposed to relatively low levels of oxona 

(0.4 to 0.5 ppm) and N5SO, aerosols (11 to 3.000 µg/m') and to mi[lures of these 

potlulanLs. We independenty evaluated exposure efiects on conducting eirway 

metabolism as rale of sucretlon of mucus gycoproloins by traeheal exptants and on 

lung homogenales (predominantly lung parenchyma) by varbus chemkat assays. 

True synergism was observed in that the response to the mixture of gases exceeded 

the sum of effects observed with the seme concentration of either gas atone. Wet to 

dry weight ratlos: DNA, protein, and RNA conlent; and the activRfes of various 

ysosomal hydrolases in the lung homogenate all Increased upon ezposure to 

O5-H,SO, ndxtures concomitant with observed increases In the rnle of socretion of 

mucus pycyprotoins byraacheal ezptants som the same rats. PreYminary 

lezperlment4 suggesl that all of these effects are reversiblo when rats are elknaed to 

recover after exposure. We conclude that the lack of toxicity noled upon eryosure at 


50269 0471 

B . phYs 10.. Pa. l0(4) 595-97 (1974) 

xs p10 74 

•( Ua rromsau mo e Po udier le rmjrr suivi P' Ics subsi^ncrs inhulea. 

f .j C.D. .ertrn (LonA^lnncr(ran Luborururiruu, St, Antaiias %hkrnhnis, Ufrrcln• 

TA. I,....f.^ 

^ ^ ^ ^ NSTLL^TUfu ^ ^ ^ • ^^ 

v_ê 

n.19riJ... 


Rrun, Trnst. 

Nev p]o.êrn tobacco art, and advisor for the 

internal totr.cco manufactory, to improve Germen 

and foreign tobacco, to eliminate the bity tsatc 

dry bleachin,, orocesses, production of leaves out 

of dust, tobeccoblendinf and many other °acts 

unknown up to now to the tobacco consumeing world. 

Weinbohla/Saxony, the Author, 1926. 


^ I rx-rwvlf'a4n^.c.trvw.1M.Vd.3r.eRrt9-ae6, Psm.manP- PAn^NIn(irn^Mri^4 

7slYAG- - 76 

l 50269 6473 

^ ARtcirfnorli4ienMtmvfMtrRcdFicin.K^ron^r 

ao.pl;hsaanalysirofa:laugqut,ofpurc.componeutilata.__ ,P 

J. CHAUDRON and L. ASSELINEAU 

Insfisut Fnncais du PEvole, 4, Avenue de 9oin-Pr6au, 92 Rueil-hialmaison, France 

and 

H. RENON 

Emle Nationale SupFrieure de Techniques Avancecs.32, Boulevard Victor, 75015 Paris, France 

(Rareiued 29 Afardi 1972) 

Abstncl-A new modihcasion or the Redlich-Kwong equation of state has been developed for predicling 

volumetric propenies of polar or non polar suhstances. The average deviation belwecn ealeulated 

and experimental data is Icss than 1•5 per cent. 7600 data points were analyzed concerning 

propcrties of 25 suhstances overextended rangcs of lemperature and pressure in the liquid, vapour and 

hypereritical stale. Residual enthalpy can also be calculated with fair accuney. 

cl q cf n n o (; 4 7 9 


' U. S. Sn(`.TAf. CnTITTTASC/RF.IfAVTf1CA7. Sr.Tf?3l:P./_ 

TIQ 

796 

ya. 

1974 

McCraw-Hill6nnkComynny 

A PROFILE 

OF nA4CRICttN 

YOUTH lid THE 70's 

dAMEL 

YAKKrtOVICI-9 

l]eIIIIJ 

. 

.0400 IiiJ rlJ ,1/e^ )Î) NeuYerk • S•luuH • Saninnriur • londan • P^nuWnf 

' Kua6 Lumpm • Ma•ko • Memraal • Panama • Sio 1'wle 

• _ , Sidnp • Teronre • IoMennbun • Nau DÌhl • Sinpapon 


-t

.. 1 50269 8475 

RJR CLASS NO. PAHPHLET XI Co,-76 B.P. 

Morris, Philip Ine., News Release\ NewYork\ N. Y. (1976) (In English)' 

^nusrr. in. rultlp rForris NeWB lb (:4o, S) 8, 

. . `^. P Irpunâ.Ln.p^nurthl.mnanloeM1lm.•Tn

^ 50269 0476 

POLYVINYL CRLORIDE/INDUSTRIAL BYGIENE/ENVIRON'.LPNTAL HEALTH/CANCER-BLADDER/ 

LEURElIIA/ASBESTOS/OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES/POLYYINYL CBLORIDE--TOXICOLOGY/ 

theYrnew Arultina$'sonalY 

4^ .hMI0P-ha^mrds-4 

1975 

papers presented at the 

tcf^ rnational occupational health conference, 

28-30 october, 1974, Geneva, Switzerland 

edited by 

charaes ievins©n 

secretary general 


I

72 111 Re-77 Lencet 1958, 24-25(July 5, 1958) 

S.P. 

3 ^?5^^33 

Tn,s nebuliser has been dcsrtoCrd occr a period of sevea 

years in the Pncumocnniosis Rcscarch IN, of he hledinl 

Research Council, in response tn a drmnd f r a nebuliser 

vLich w robust and casy s cl.•a . The n;buliser not 

only satis(cs thcsc n•quiremcnts bunhas z performance atlczet 

•s good as Out of any othrr sunil:,e device at prrraY throcbh three 

blmd boles in nn 

rbani,e rpray 

sinr naa 

IiSîd, usva in 

n.heti.rn ,rnd 

to fuem a dePnsiy ! 

thcse holrs In- ^ 

it.bey br.rme i 

blaek d -s 

r latc and a 

fhcy are blinh stitt ^d^ ro :'I.an fe I,^ 

Tnte olca -er^ Ss n,r ot u bulia 

ha , urû si.fr.i: (li Ou 

.pry:rarysa^6û•IJr;I,^ r,h- ( 

By B. M. Wright 

50269 8477 

Other nebul(sen have sintt 

bccon,c acailabtc wbiny roa greaur or less exunt overcome these 

defects, but only as the eost of eomplexity, diffi-ity of mrnufacNrr, 

and the usehs some cases Of inenls. In o.. cxperiens•e 

ncitherchromium-pbsingnor,heuseofsta(nlesss,eelormonel 

snl preven,s evurtefon; in any r+se m.ny pliarmceutical 

naufanurcrs n spcafj she ssse of a non-metatlfc spray for their 

produas. . 

CONSTnUCT1oN OF NOW NEBUL,SER 

The nehuliscr (5R I and 2) is mzde en,ircly of' Pcrsp-x's 

which sccros romparabte to glass in its resisunce in cor:osion 

and freedom from iY eR•ers no nebulised sNutions, yet is at • 

least as caey as metalsomaohine and fabriate in a rcproduelble 

fxshion. 

- 1-1 


50269 6478 

i ^':^."MR !^.^. 

mene-n Medical Associatiom Counc+Zdn Draga. 

Now and nonoficial druFs.- 1958, i%F / 

Pluladclphia tetat Lippincott Intal 

^9- v. 20 no. aanuaL 

neFen puAncstion In 1007. Cf. Unloa llat af eerlale. 

Title vnrles: 10 -57, New end auno0klel reme7lp. 

Issu

i 50269 8479 

81 VIII Ch CIGARETTES--PACKAGING/ 

Choi Woo Sup, Rorea 

LiR CLASS .D. PAtlP1iLB7 81 VIII Ch 

îpfD^ . I _ A14E-F ^C[T^ 

Choi Yoo sup, sorea, ^r ôth"urr,.^ (1981) (in suBlseh) 

A now idea in cigarette packing with arloue merite. A vorkman can 

.uoke ciparette from this pack without freelo; his handa from work. 

Q 4 00nfi 0 A 1 9 0 


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Fas uuc:.I •'I IS Rq a(•coSBatiFii+O^ ^ c6b ^ 

?.rpngac4ca ao3 aaF4FIF4S6'ad FAm s}a+rYd To wt?; 

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^nNa4a+Y î^+y ^^.^6uR1 cwxqal P WPo1 

ûs^ •P '^ 'b at ry^'N't^1^ ^1' t 1^ . cy 

' ^•9rwvamiuii ttLL nNniro'oa^'mu. taA s6wtwib^qli _ ,_. _ 


,TO.Y ,.,,. 

•ut and 1lnchincclli /Q,) 

b ( Publisl 

cd 

i u E n'lw d as 

and with Loce) co-authored with 

rost 

ANTONY ÂY 

Illustrated by Alnos Hall 

Ameriqan Management Association, Inc. 


QD 'lrocnsegeard, N. 

431 A nESr orientation within protein chemi.ctry-- 

T an anelytical investigation of the partly deconpoaed 

protein mo].ecule. Coper.haseny E,jnar bunksgaard, 

1949. 

136 p. 24 cm. 


H111 and Rnoi:lton, Inc. 

SPECIAL PUBLIC H13LAT'IOIdS 121:0!VsIÂ FOR THE 

TOBACCO IT:SiI1Ua^B AIID TOBI.CCO IHDUSTRY R:;S:f,RCII 

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SiT•:CIAL Pit ITO. L1-60 TfllYG'^GI! L18-60. 

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,•^•}iill: arid'KrioSaltoriy...InC:^+•7!eti'XoYA^"}::'Y:"^:^.•.;..: % , - 


---- 

VIII -; o^GTiFyPiato ranhi^ :lralvtijc,,.a^â Nethods 

Krl':^5; ...^.. . . q.e ^•^ ; rc;,.YSh• ` ^^^t'J! 

. Eants^cî âs Clycerine, Clveois and Pre 

ccrvativen ,.. 

Croilct, E. 

Clii :"ii'J.9 2il:i iJ."C{s4?GIS VON GJ91'"ZSTJIF7.f9 

IN 

(Ya: °c?er Chv!mato,^raphic Ane7.ytical 14cthod3 £c. 

the Dote_ruiaation in Tobaeco Prducto of Lusrct.^.ats 

Such ae Glycer:ne, C,lycols, etc., :.nd 

tres.n ative; Such as Sen

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50269 8486 

T-%. an ^d Fetropo a= 

Nayncr. Norman S. 

NEN PATTERiQS IN OLD TBXICO, A Study of 

Tovn end Netropolie. 

. 1966 316pa^;cs 

"'CCTIe'ge"S Uiifv'cìaftY Teca's"" ' tteii`tiAVen^ 


/ 

Btudy of

Likart, Raueie 

t78'r! P!.'i7'EniY.S OF 


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:,otnee, X. 

BEW PE"tSYECTI lES I}I iriE P,I(1 YKTL'^.]Si S OF 

ALiSALP1DS. 

Re, rinL SY•ome SyTnpcois of tho Soîoty fc* Y]:.porir..antal 

89,o1o^, No. :tltI, Utilisn'r.ion of Nitrogen 

snd ita Compoondo by Vlsate, 2r6^92 (1959) 


RJR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET XI Col 76 s.p. 

Morris, Philip, New York, N. Y., U. S. 

Morris, Philip, News Release, New York, N. Y. (1975) (in English) 

*Abstr. in: New York Times, 1975, p. C71 (Dec. 17, 1975)* 


50269 8491 ---• . 

ô.3.lc0^r^^ iy^^ â^^) 3..,^ 6- 3/ C/SGo^ 1S "^`7^r 

Les ra®e3r^^2axpy'®êdes Pec^'aglaev 

By:' Andre Crevot 

pour Y^ ^^brpcataord c®ntnnue 

de Fvar^^,16 rra3ince.s d'aXytiminnum 

^>P;y1L'^^)f^J • r t^jygs^,[.n.yA+t*L1,"L""'/zlP.^"d{'^`ti^=z.t•1^^.r'^d+^,^^^^^^,,.! 

A FTEII haring dereluped and ufed'eommerciaAy - : 

1-^ the er.,^.rr n s far she direct oroduetion 

o(wire rod from mohen metal led by the rceuctron 

pots, the author has performed under /atily rimilar .condirions 

the con:inuous faDricasion of endiess 

strips 11.8 in. x-ide and .11 in. thick in commercial 

slominlum and in alloys of the A-lA or A-CS scrier. 

7ho equrpmenl used includes e set of lurnaces, the 

rasting marhinc proper a hot rolh'ng mill, a cold 

rolling mill and a dee6le eoiling-machine, all opo- ^ 

raling sim ultan cously. The products oLtained hare 

multiplc uses smongst s.hich r.•o shaD mrntion c7ea 

lrical conducfors, slugs for impact extrusion shapes 

andloldedsu6es. - 


^

715 

SLr 

50269 8492 

ô ker, Setty, Peevd. 

New picture cook book. I)ecorstione by Jaeapi Pu;'avon 

lcted. ?èwlork,McGruw•Itill,•1061. 

e56 p Iltoe. SA em. 

L Coohsry, Amerlcaa L 7'Itle: P0.turo -* Duot. 

T'XTIb.C9218 ) 641.6 61-03:A8 = 

^3 

nibruy of c^r^ 'aoxti 


e^Qlyne[t^ Materta28;.N^1 ,LC:= 

Applied Polymer Symposia, No. 1_ 

1965, &4,' &g &q 

Interacience (Wiley) New York 


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-ley 10

50269 8496 

T Freeman, Dlitchell. 

49 Now practical formularp. Now York, Chemical Pub. Co., 

F 1955. 

376 V. 21 tm. - 

IJbrarr of Congress 115, 


, ':-:-Nt.,tYtik;.. ,.S^;FF. ^ .'^^.y :;:§.' . »•, r..r..i .

9s9s14,4s 

3^P1^S^^^ 

^ 

retfoiiâysfein 3 q: to6aoeo^ 

N.uller, 0. 

Das naae prinzip dcr luf±?•itlil,r:ang bei den 

.ferr..en}at.io:ee-4airmera. (%. new Frinci,!1e inthe 

aeration A95te'7 in ferrner.tation charabers). 

Reprint fron: De•itschen Genc)3aiitel-Zaitsc :rift 

YSor.atschrift fur Rrwierei cn3 2ialzerei, 

Getranke- uni 'Pabak-induatrie 5(!y'o. 9 and 10) 

5 Fages (1953). 


75 I Bu THE M19ANAGERS' GUlDEB00K 

TO NEW WRINKLES 

AT THE LABOR DEPARTA4FNT 

YY^NE'^P^RUîaElYL^Q^, ^yy 

TAKE IT . . . ITS MINE 

E!ECOiIVE ACTION SERIES NO. 176. 

C Q:{ l; f) iJ !1 •'i t^ I'. 7 

50269 8498 ;-_ 

BuIUV Of BYSIM- PrKtlw 

WqMOn4 Cunn.ctkut DG3e5 


XX 14¢F-B-W-73 

50269 8499 

^. .J.... - - r.^ ..^ 

FOOD--ANALYSIS/ , ' - 

>^3^ftst`l9dit^fb^^'â'• 

Mn 

/â "^^!Qy^yÛ3IIliI]6^.Ai:Âatr^qj{ Intm.L J. Vn. Nutr. Aee It 

. . . 

(19)t) 

"a 

0) '/JO 

RcreiêdlorpuLliâtôn 

SILVIA NOHILE, V..SAVAGE,U.1'IUaER June t(,197: 

71, Vitam!n L.6armoriec. Foc6c Pmducv Pty. Ltd. Dcc NTy, N. S. W. Avrtralis 

_. Summary: A new procedure for the anay of Ihiaminc in foodr is dcscrihcd. 

It is based ort the fluorinulric rneasnremmnt of thiochronm in nuthanol sohdian 

ofler toltnnn chromatography on silicogel. The chromatograrhic step which foi- 

lows oxidutinp of thiamine itureases the specili:ity and rensitivity of the 

method. 2ccovcr.•es after colurnn chromntoeraphy and evaporation of the elunle 

of pure thiamine standard solutions are 94-100t/e The procedrrre is applicable 

to ohy type of food and has a slondard deviation of. 

3 41/e for thiamine conteals above 20 rncgl100g, 

313e1o for thiamine contents Jront 4 mcg to 30 mcg/100 g. and 

-• 130eh for thiamine conlen(s Gelnw 4 ntcg!100 g. 

The encthod is rapid and siurple and allows one person to assay up to 10 

iamp!cs of Iuod per day. . ' . 


^ 50269 8500 

^New erdr-T^M'F'S"cilitie" sft 

%for.?ReleaseSvAMd-8w-,.B. C,,,p.nY 


76 1 Wa-80 

9-23-80 

50269 0501 

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLO 

Mark S. Wrighton 

Department of Chemietry 

INDUSTRIAL LIAISON PROGRAM 

O M.S. Wrighton 


DISTRIBUTED FOR INTERNAL 

MEMBER COMPANIES ONLY. 

MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED.

,. 

---a,- 

^_zC01/0-4a 

{^' 

r©G"s "'U"' a a V a t7^t t a a 

mlaw prf®duc^ Fao0cag'a 

I MeA7-76 

a ,P. 

en you bring out a new product, danger lurhs at every turn. 

Here are the commonest pitfalls and the ways to avoid them. 

By MICHAEL PASCHKES I Vice President and General Manager, Stratmar Systems 

The successful introduction of a 

product, alw•ays a high-risk operation, 

has );rnwn more difficult in reeent 

years. Perhaps the 6iFgest reason 

for this is the time line: a derade 

ego, a new packaxed product had as 

many as five yenrs to prove its public 

appeal (and profit n6ility); today it is a 

rart product that is ollowrd two 

ycars. 

The vnlue of each equnre inch of 

ahclf and edunt'cr s)iace today is ò 

high that a fosl starl and a swift an 

cclrrnlion nf a^lcs arc imw•i'rtivc- 

pitfall on the path to new product success 

in today's markeling scene. 

I . In resenrch, take conautnera 

at their word. You look over the 

"Summary of Ffndings" in your ficld 

research rcPort, and the rrsults are 

good. Of thosc who sampled your propoaed 

new product, a high number 

said they liked it, and virtually ae 

many said they wduld huy it even if 

lhc liriec wcre close to your upper cxpectations. 


store demonstrators? Doee your local 

sales director have unusually close 

rclalionshipe with chain store mer- 

rhmldlalnp, managers in the test market? 

Did you saturate the market 

with Iocal ndvcrtieing in n way that 

you rould not afford in a regional or 

nalionalintroduction? 

In short,did the special quality of 

the tcst Irnd to advantngrs that could 

not be diqplirated nntionally? If it did, 

then you must cither mnlch those advantngec 

in the introductnry pro);ram 

I

3GOPItS McSSIY^ 6I^G 

U 

:.:..:^._....__._.:._::._...._ .._.;:i.:.,.-. . _ ^

50269 9504 

_ _. _ _. _. :. ._. _. . _ . ._ . _ ..... .. . . . . ... .. ._.._..... _..,_. _ ......_. 

FOOD--CO\SLq;F1F. Pk1iFl;ki..^Cl:i/P}.OUIICT US:YfiL01..T"."/ 

FOOD--IIAN}IF.ICTUAE AND TitAllE/TASTP.-'J'HSTIIIG--F00ll/ 

hANACE>i1:1;T--PtATJ:FTIKG/1IAt:ACG?tiNT--PLANN ING / 

IIU 

69 En IJumLer ^^ IAaik.ofinn (or Exocutives 

Serics 

1968 

D^ 

YC , 

Edifod by: J. 0. Easllack, Jr. 

Jacl< Tin},cr & Varincrs 

Iuff.:IlN 

VAA^'i111^4 

ISSOnAlIOX 


Ir 

!fed7-79 S.p, 

yANAC[NENTSCIE\'CE 

d.A. 

A COYSUJ[EI(-BASED \I 

IDENTIFICATION OF 

MARKETIn(;/ 

..... .......... .,. orr....r.ût +n-o .. a,at..avnsnnr t 

50269 8505 L 

L71J2^-]y^G 

^TIIODOLOGY FOR TIIE 

7EW PRODUCT IDEAS• ^ 

Thia pepcr enggcata e procedure which anelyticelly tiea a model to predict wen• 

'prediepoailiona to purchr.ac different •branda' in a prod"uct-morket together with a 

search prncesa to identify optimal new product ideaa. Breuda, conceptualiaed as 

attribute bundlea, are lucnlcd in a prepeeified attribute epace. The pairvise pref, 

renee judgrnent. of each individu5l in represeotative aemple drawn from the 

population of uscra are sunlysed uaing the nuthon' LIN\LAI' proccdure (LfSear 

programming techniques for bf ultidf ineusiwul A nelyaie of Preferences) to determine 

. his ideal point and seliencc weighta for the artributes of the apace. A distance ntodel 

. of choiae is postvlated for each tuer and used to predieo his probnbility of choosing 

sieting producte. The modcle developedfor each u . e tied to methods for 

. 

echiug die produet epnae to find ^beet^ loentions for new products. The proposed 

procedures are discusscd and evaluated in the light of relevant caneeptual and 

empiricnl reaearch.'fhe poper concludee with a discussion of additional npplicatiorut 

t; of the bchaviornl Iramework of LI\\IAP to other merketing dccision arem. 


50269 8506 ltu 

69 

Na 

NBV-p8pppcr PtANN1Npw A 'Prccc.cI 

CuIde for IHversification. 

Watton, Hsrr,v B. 

H£ti••Piltl::UCl 1'L,R;:U:PC, A. 1'ractical .^•nidc 

for Diverci.ficati

50269 8507 

I MeB7-78 

S.P S.P. 

Arrt?rican /'tîoikeiing /issociaiioil 

Ct¢bEio,rataGe}! SerEcs #2G 

We`M=Product--Plan n i ng 

" rManagment-of the - 

,Marlting-/P 8. D Intorface: 

An-Annotatedf3ibIiography 

CemPiiedby: Robert R. Rothberg 

Rulgers Universiry 

and 

Douglas W. AAellott, Jr. 

Louisiana Tech Universny 

222 S Riversidc Plaza • Chicago, Illinols U S A • 1 3 1 2 1 C `0536` 


50269 8508 

9 f=' 

_.- - ---. 

... ._. ...-_ ..----_.._.. __..^. 

,. . _^ _. 

^l ^7C(^'IR...Tt:cfr Pln^ning znd 

Concrol. 

A,asrican t:c nnc^cr.! t.,socfa*-ior Inc. 

t]:P m. , _ _:::Lninn 

uc.a. r ol. by ..^._ ra.,.^. 

Aceoc+_cticnr lizc. ..nd 


50269 8509 

74 VITI Cc 

RJRCLASS NO. PAÙ'HLl;T 74 VIiI Fc 

Ecusta Papc+rôPinsRh, For^st, N. C., U. S. 

^.NNIl •PRODUCT-SAMPLF.B^¢.::CARBON FIi.[.EU PAPRR:%` 

Ecusta Paper, samples, PisBah Forest, K. C. (1973) (in English) 


IIJi: I:LA:.J ^^l• i^....t i i i.c 

licusta 1'ap^_r^'Pisr;:ih ForvsL, N. C., U. S. 

NEW PP.CDUCTSA'4'LES:-PLUGLT.AP:CIGAR+:TTE P:1'111R: g 

16custa Papc-r, saizples, Picgah Forc:::C, '. , C. (1971.) (1r. F.n;li:h) 


- 

. ^ 

50269 8511 

^ --°- ^- - ^ - 

.75 VIII Ec 

` 

: .... . . . . 

P J . . CLASS !:0 } Lft'U.tiT/4 YII) 

. 

"Beust.iPapct'^'^P;.sâYlPorCSt 

NcW.Y.'tUDUCT SA*IYI.F.S 1'I:'PS:iG. 

P.'C., U. S' 

Ecut.ta Yapcr, Sa•::p1e.z, Plr.gah inrust, N. C., 1973 (in i:nClish) 

1+1974, No. 39, 61 7341* I^d* 

Tobacco caanufecturc: 


;YIiII':j^! iS,0.xr::,?:iC1 CiC^•7fi'fG-,, , ,'^1LAIr,^;i'iP, 50269 8512 

R1P. R3R C1,65^ NO. IQ:; 

OrF. Chc:i:i. ]nL., ::uric!i, z-itz.) 

A NEW. FRODUCiaVE,P.CCSS'C0, DLY-YDRi!nCiIEOD1OLID' AND a-SUGSTIPUTED F!i!,^., 

DRRIVATIVES. *(Pan neuer, ergicuiger 'LuEa:ng zu P,ihydtoactionr.diclid imd a-rubstituicr- 

[en I'ufrnderivaten.)* 

lleiv. Chim. :.cta 57 (No. 3) 916-19 (npt. 27, 1974) (in Cenann - conplc;r 

Eng7.ish trnnsl.ntion available) 

*Y.opwcrds:* dihvdroactinodiolidc, cured, conctitucnt. 


I ing3 

S.P. 

73 

by 

Frank R. Qacon.Jr. 

3 Associate Frofcssor of \fsr;ceting 

Michigan Stite Unisvniry 

and 

Thomas W. f9utlcr, Jr. 

Professor of Sirct;ical and Computer Eneincering 

The Gnivorsity oi michigan 

50269 8513 

jiBt: PROD"JCTS/ R: SEARLII, 1NDIISTRLAL--NEW PRODUCTS/ 

Planned Innovation 

A Dynamic Approach 

for Selecting, Evaluating, and 

Guidina Successful Developrnen: 

of New Products 

industrial Developrnent Diîsion 

The University of \lichi-n 

Institute of Science and Technology 

1973' 


50269 8514 

,,f,`,,.:, . ,. - -._ ;= 1, c^^^:.;-^.•„a-...a / ^3./ê.Zc ^. 

TC}:? C Il'^. 11',7 

[X ;;f)PCZLX^ i"C^.4C1C7"Cj( .Slì/(,^^1 J11 

ôns A. Rtrl.r:rc, luduaial Groncmist 

hanru R. \\'rnr^, Ra•^rarcL:Sir.Jysi 

St:udnrd Hc^r,uil, Iir;tilulc 


s 

50269 8515 

e! aFTwr. Ter'i A',a'! Y! f ^.^63C Eîl°I!. es', 'ilj^l2:!P. r'"i i:: 

f^GSlr&:ArzcliofF>r^ AFroHOrrin*^f^°nto.r-i°^ -° 

A,Ow Pn®9NL TS 

TP 3 7© Pe- 

1,7lf 

C. 

Poa- 

/ L • 

^:al5l'i[:Viii:uiW.ij 

^ q,- ^•nn ^r-,.^-jj k4 0 IY^,.•.Ii1^/"^} 

L U litvl^,L 

1`PR^"'^^^•.^!•''A/ 

:s V17^1•.J!'cJ!i!:ii^/Y1^{1^ 

by NORMAN W. DESROSIER, Ph.D. 

Dirnrtor of Rescarcfi. 

NABISCO hrevarc.4 Caite-, 

Fair Lawn, h'cw Jcrsey 

and JOHN N. DESIROSIEi 


,tenls 

50269 8516 

^ ur^^^,^„^T7 

_iie RejrctaeVUitiiiuit ^ 

NP.IJ PROnUCTS/NARKF.TING/DIVF.P,SIFICATIO?I IN INDUSTP.Y/ 

MANAGF,NF:N1'--PLA:iN2 N^/ 

Systernatic new product 

HP 

5415 

D. development 

1978 

I 

GORDON DOUGLnS, PHIf IP KEMP 

and JEREMY COOK 

6 i JOI IN WILEY & SONS 

New York - Toronto 


50269 8517 

.._^____..__----. ........._.... 

MARKETING RESEARCH/ AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION/ NEW PRODUCTS ^ 

54;5 Ô^,uCt Patrick Dunne 

Am ^^^^^^^^^ Texas Tech University 

1980 

ARCHER ^ a reader Susan Obenhousc 

Pillsbury Company 

AMFR^C/1N { . -, ^/ 

MARKFTING j., Lt , / [q,-}^ 

AEOCiAnON 

222 South Riverside Plaza 0 Chicago, Illinas 60606 0 (312) 648-0536 , 


50269 8518 

DISSERTA71ONS--UNIVERSITY OF-tiLINOiS AT URBANA-CHANPÎGN/ 

NEW PRODUCTS/INNOVDATION/PERSONALITY/F1ARKETING RESEARC / 

CIGARETTES/ 73-9942 

HF 

WLMM. Wvln Ear1, 19e4- 

^CT ÂTISI: A SNDY OF PFRSm,t1.ITY 

5415 

FACinlcs IN moaxa rrncFrrlaN. 

Go 

1972 University of I1linois at Urbana•Qmpxign, 

Ph.D., 1972 

Hulnesa Mlnistration 

University MicroDlms. AKUM CompanY, /{r.n Arbor. Michigaa 

_.__ _. _. .. .. . . . . .-_.. _ ^ 

TNIS DISSFRTATIDN HAT BEFIi MtlkF1I?DD E%nCILY AS RKCEIVm. 


50269 8519 

.. _ _._. _.. . . . ....__ .. _ . . . . _ . . _ ./ .. . .a.r+,° ;./T.G.v'!.^ î % 

rrhii^Cc`fmrc^Cvcrr/" 

r4'oA;u7- or^^04o^.^G.i^,^^^^3 

.?t'^' fn^^ r r^^,e:3^ 

Techniques of 

PROFITABILITY 

ANALYSIS 

SAPA R. GOODMAN, Ph.D. 

Controller, The Nestie Company, Inc. 

rx 

^fa Z 96:a 

1^170 


50269 8520 

lIn Now P¢ohuefa 

Iinns, Raymond 31 

Lonrannae new prroduct planning in busines;: a conoceptual 

nixlel, bp IIacmmul M. 1I *ne. \forgnnto"n, West 

Firtiuia L'niversitp Library, 065. 

103P mus. 2

50269 8521 

ti9 

New P'CW4Cts 

11; 

Ilil',nn, Peter. 

]lnndboolc of new piroduct developmcnt. 

Clilfs, N. J., Prcntice-lfall,1961, 

Nnglewoa9 

I C. 223 p. wus. zo cy. 

1Nmaea Wmiosrsuns. 

1. New pra7uMe. 

HD69.N9I15 /. ^ 658.57 

Lfbrerg of Onngress 


61-19394 1

50269 8522 

Im Nev P,-oduets 

G9 

Hi 

Hilton, Peter, 

1(eepiug nld products ue,. Euglclrood Clids, N. J., 

R•ontico-llnll 19Git 

, rm. zzo p. utns., tqrt. e9 em. 

I. UmkeUi, r. 7lue. 

IIF^115.II34^ 


OJ9.S Gl-L•''t:C,

50269 8523 ttu New Produets 

Lr.due, 11u6ert, 

lfolv to Jnmtch a nr,m produat; tnuslafed from the rrrucil 

by Richard F. \lnycack and John R$cdlo. London, 

Cro,by ].nrk.cund, 1RGG. 

All, 130 p. tub:es, din-rs. 7_'{ cru. 25/- 

(1361 -13111) 

Origlnnll,v niW4,hea es Cmvmeut Ir.ucer us produtt nou5e.11. 

I'arls, l)unud. 1fA:1. 

]tlblbgrnl,!V' : D. 1_Oi-1^_1. 

1. Sr. proAnetx. 2. UnrkGlne. t. Title. 

IiUG'J \dr.1Z 

L1Grar)' 0 Co-r,.wa 

r ... -.t 

GSS.B 


GG-id^tG

V!.!i.`.^C:^. .• 

New Produc.ts 

50269 8524 

t, :::;iac ,, r., c:::, k-'-t ;,. t R. 

'i ^,... 

g:ê; :ir.^., a3.:•_rL::^,,:.^. ny:....:acr2. 41".;ê,. Si^.Sn 


vr:^ltt, :t; 

prori;

50269 8526 

IiD 

G9 

Pc 

04 0 0 6 0 0 =1 10 4 5 

1kw produc'tS• 

Pe^scuê:. P.1[7cr A 1032- 

Ycv.--protiuct decisions^ : analclical ni f!'onch tb}; 

Td;;ar A. 1'PS;c:uier. \r•v Tork, ifcGrr-Iiil! 1PGCl 

i.21: N. Illua.. IOrNS. 21 cm. (NPrepectieP3lo mftfl:PtEn^ net^Co6rna 


cs-2rso^1

50269 8527 

HANAGEMENT--NARRETING/NEW PRODUCTS/NARKETING RESEARCH/ 

WILEY/HAMILTON SERIES IN NAREETING, David A. Aaker, Adv. Editor/ 

HF 

5415 

Pe 

1977 

PDDL 

PROLS1^ u c u 

^^^^ A^LJJILV liENT 

Strategy and Organization 

EDGAR A. PESSEMIER 

Purdue University 

JOHN WILEY fi SONS 

Santa Harbara New York London Sydncy Turonto 

A lVilc)'/Hbmtihou Pu6liruion 

0 4 ci 0 ^ i^ \U 4 8 4 6`^(! t c 

„^7 


(

p i; (l 11 ii 0 11 4 7 

Now ProBueks 

Plrinter'B rnk 

NEw AZC04C75 MARKECIN6 

50269 8528 

194 . . 

.. 

296 p. 

Oual l,$laan, and Peare.e, New Yoidc 


50269 8529 ... _ ' . _ . ,... . ._ . . _ .. 

CMALL BUSINESS NANNAGEMENTSERIES see U.S. SNALL BUSINESS MANAGE?O:NT SERIES/ 

U. S. SMALL BUSINESS MANACF.PU4NT SERIES No. 19 (2nd Edition). 

Y.AÌAGEMENT--PLA.9NING/ 

74 1 Sm 

by Alcait l1. Smii11 

I 

T EC ^ tl^J^''^'l ri^`^ 

:.^^.. 

S\[ALL BUSINESS AD\IINISTRATIO\ -'j0 , / . 

WASIII\GTON. D.C. 1967 ' 

; !'y, 

1-,bn-,y 


I MeA -81 

S.P•7 

50269 8530 

NEW PRQDUCTS/ 

An ^ M Management Briefing 

THE ENTREPRENEUR 

A Corporate Strategy 

for the'80s . 

DONALD ). TAFFI 

A Division of 

American Management Associations 

0 4 rl 0,)r1U 4.8 4 9 


50269 8531 

lID 

69 NCN Af0d4Ct$ 

Te 

( /' ii 0 1[! 0"r.ii. y 1) 

1'r.chveln;y T:an^:clr AslocfFeen, 

Int'ors:"tion Cur.:p.ay 

LL'YU^ TO SC0_._3:!16 NZ.J 

8OU0GLS 

197.1 65 

3;au ilntcl), Calif. 

^ 

C; 


HF 

5415 

Ur 

1980 

50269 8532 

NEW PRODUCTS/- ;INNOVATION/MARKETING RESEARCH/ 

CONSUMER PREFERENCE/ TEST MARKETING/ADVERTISING/ 

DESIGN AND MARKETING OF NEW PRODUCTS. 

BY GLEN L. URBAN (Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 

& 

JOHN R. HAUSER (J. L. Kellog Graduate School of Management, 

Northwestern University) 

PRENTICE-HALL INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN MANAGEMENT 

Prentice•Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, Ncw]ersey 07632 1 

0 : i rI 0 0 0 0 48 5 I^ 


DIAiIAGEHENT--'L\8}.ETISC/ 

50269 8533 

1ID MARKETIKC. RESF.ARCit/7Ed PF0DUCTS/CO1SmMISN/ 

69 Wa 

1971 

î\^lJ'1,d^'v^ Fft^kL'•'"diVrAè^l^3VC.^Y\7b. 

. • ChesterR.lic'isson PRODL'CT LIFE CYCLES AND 

NORTHCRN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 

COt^1PE.T{i1V[ f!i^L^:ICEiiPJCy STRATEGY 

ST. CHARLES, ILLINOIS 

C6:"•ALLEft:3c f:Oa(SS 

0 ' ,40l2 () 0U4(i i2'• 

. . , 


^ ao 

0 

IFi:ovnTla;;/?c,g::EYi".;c Frs£;,RCIt/n:icl3I(i;, 

INDLtSTitlnL HA:iA6t'^=2T/ 

ND -` -- ---^^ 

69 'rli 

Creating and NiC3rd\L-ilrjg 

12'3C. New Prncducis 

PDDL viewpoints of laading au:t:orities 

Y C. eo!!ated and editad by 

Gordon WiIL, Prcfessor of Marketing and Logistics Studies, 

- Cranfia!d School of Management 

Roy Hayhurst, Hezd of 8usinass Studies, 

the flationat Institute icr Hig;,,a-r tducation, Limerick 

David Midg!ey, SSRC Research Fe!!ow in Fashion Dynamics, 

Cranfietd School of Mar,agemant 

Crosby Lockwood Staples London 

i97,3 . 

•,Ai:A(;L?II[::7--C.rmU::et3/I'LA:J:; 


50269 8535 - ^-- - 

l1'_? a .cne.(j.l.,y .` ._ /1'l i'.^,[,....^./ 

^ ^l^ ."'.c-____^" 

iL3 ) ^:nr^s, -tA:. i __. 

^ . . 

. . .':.'; • e 

• ,^ D '^^ ^^ 

En 

Raymond C. Zo1,l•olh 

Tcrhnic': F"ininp, 

Xaroz Co: pc. Ner: York 

Cl 4 ., 0;+ Ly- 0 ,i . !; r! 


t'ry^y^ ^j F.

oz o' n n U 

TP 

370 New producLs--Acceptance. 

B- Sr- I 

li 

50269 8536 

ê' 6oMen^ N. N. 7rti 

ACCgPrANCE OF NEW FoOD P04D1tCi'S By 

SUPENNARKFTS, 

196d' 21^ Pp 

}larârd YnivRrelly'6t'idrOteSc ►^pql ef . ...', 

Bus;nss4 Adea:'nda6roNcrt, Qv. c4 tiese^k ' 

5 ri 


50269 8537 

PLANTS--RIOC!IEI! I ST7,Y/ 

CEREAL GRAIP7S/SGYrCnN/PLANTS-.IIOR)IO?!LS/I'RUIT--RIPr:•:INC/ 

. / PI.ANTS---;fF:TA!i(1LIS`1/ FRUITS/VI:ttETAB1.F.S/i.L 

FLAVOPJutiTS--BIOGENESIS/Ncld PRODUCTS(FOOD), DEVELOP'IENT OF/ 

TP 

370 

}iu 

1978 

0 n, 0 0 n0 0 a t3 5 h 

POSTHARVEST BIOLOGY 

AND 

IOTECHNOLOGY 

Edited by 

Herbert O. Hultin, Ph.D. 

UNIVE451TY OF .tuSSAUmsens 

DEPART?IF.M1TOF FWII SCIE\'CF. A^'D NUl'RI I'IOV 

A\1NERST,}IAGtiAC11USk.ITS 0100] 

Max Milner, Ph.D. 

MASSACIIUSEÎ\STIIUlE OP TF.CHT"OLOf.Y 

DEPART>IL.YT OF \'UTftIT10V A.\II FOOD SCIFS'CE 

CAMDRIDOC.NASSACHUSETTS 02139 

FOOD & NUTRITION PRESS, INC. 

;N^WESTPOIiT, CONNECTICUT 06880 USA 

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50269 8541 

R. J. Reynolds Tobac- fo., Research 

and Prnduct Development Departments, 

Science Infornation Division 

NEW PRODUCTS AND IDEAS - LITERATURE 

by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Research 

and Product Development Departments, 

Science Information Division, and William 

W. Menz 

1966 looseleaf 

IJinston-Salem, N. C. 


50269 8542 

U 4 r) o n t^ 

CO.NPUTER$--PROCRAP44I9G/NEIi PRODUCTS:fA1ACE`fENT--PLAi:N1N'G/ 

0 4 

VENTURE ANALYSIS 

USF.RS' CUIDE TO VFNTUP. 

A COMPUTF.R SI?NT.ATI0:7 PROGPAX 

TO ANALYZE THE RISK/9.P.TUEN 

CNA. CTFRISTICS OF ALT.L•R?fATP7E 

MAPKETING STRATEGIF.S 

/ 

Edgar A. Pessemier 

and 

H. Paul Root 

Rrannert Graduate School of "fanaRement 

Purdue University 

F'est Lafayette, Indiana 47907 

Marketing S=iencc Institute 

14 Storv Street 

Cambridge, Ma§s. 

Copyright 1977 Q FdRar A. Pessem.ter, Nest Lafavettq,Indinna 


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NewPYOrfC

50269 8544 

75 T w.i-7q 

NEW PRODUCTS - 

MINIMIZING RISKS AND MAXIMIZING CREATIVITY 

By Thomas E. Hatch* and Glen L. Urban** 

November 1974 ^ ^ ^• f ^ .752-74 

If. T. T. T`^1n9TRRTAT. T.T1TCl4 ^ROCRAì 

RDirector of Crovth and Development, M11es Laboratories 

"Aesociate Professor of Management, Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, M.I.T. 

040 0fl c)04863 

^71^!•',"1r•^ - ' . . . 


50269 8545 

o ,. ii o fi ti 0 . 3 i, is Î 

g0 NEW R1tOD4C.15 - NEW PPOFI75, cozip..v 

69 6xperiences in Nev Product Planuing. 

Am 

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A NEW- 

50269 8547 

I9o0 PRONOUNCING-DICTIOt1'ARY 

* 

D 

PGDL 

THE' SPANISH- AND- ENGLISH 

LANGUAGES 

DTCTIONARIES-l'SPA,tiISH-ENGLISH/ CONPILED BY 

IdARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE LA CADENA 

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u, ty.....,.o..,,. .. 

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SPANISH LANCUAC.--D IJ 

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[rYiErD AMD [^LÂGED B} 

EDWARD GYAY, ..a, N.a, 

4W 

JUAN L IRIBA$ A. L. LL 4 

Firtt Part: SPANISH-ENGLISH 

PrimEra Partc: ESPANOL-1NGLf:S 

Nfw YOC1C AXU LONDON 

( 0 0 1 l' p. AWLPTON AND CO:•ffANY 


e r" I1 0 i; 0 0 41 8 () 7 

50269 8548 

^ nwr pM1e seolr,4 afatuniry of 4A4 lµnWtled iroYCsh 

\rel'azûez de^ Cadena, .lfariauo, 77^5-1^f^t, comp. 

A new proununc•ing dictionw•r of tLr tilrnnish and 

]snglkh lauguazes, enmpilyd L\l:n'innn \êlizqnrz rie la 

Cndenn ... and }:rl^cnr•d (;rm' .Tu:l L. Prih:rs. ... 

tcitL snppinueN. of ncll tcords Lc C:u'lm'I'ornl ... Chi,'ngc•, 

New l'orL, R'ilem .f 1'u11.41 r^mup;uê, ]P l4. 

21.In 1. ri_rV, 'icn, 

.1ll^ri^le[t1ile:1'eli,zVnri.''' ," " ' .' '"" 

On• xpinr•r.l'i9dr.yu,•z: nla6,Jictlonary.. 11er: &. enl. gpsn+:li- 

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50269 8549 

t.G}.ICOL^_1P.::^L Di;d^7`.0'_^'r'aiii' L5SOCIAT7^0:2 

1:F^n{wi1Kti.'ri^:»^^^47^1)S* . 

!, repor4 of a ConScro.•:ca zrg;.cii.r.ci by the Agricultural 

Develol.:noni l:coociat"_on in co::jtn:ction with tP^_ llep^=:r.:n:^t 

of 1:,,;:•:cultvre and bbrnt Science, University or hezdi.n;. 

_. . _..... ._^. 

July 19 Jl ;^: . .. ., 


50269 8550 

/COVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS/MINES AND MINERAL RESOIIRCES/ 

76 1 Un2 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF MINES 

y^4 BUREAiD ^ ^^' MI iÊS 

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR • JANUARY 1976 • MONTHLY LIST 729 

fl LS (1 0!) i) oz1 t'i Fi 9 


50269 8551 

72 R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc.. Manavement Information 

I Library 

Re 5 

1972 


0 4i1 Q:) (I 0ti."7n 


nYrS nt:D ârlr(7/ 

74 IIi Re-79 Inrl. J. Cilecl. 18(2) 195-197(Aug. 1979) 

S.P. 

V Applicalions of N\IR Spcctroscopy - C 1rA1 vs 

Speclromctry to Sonic Prohlcros Concerning Synlhetic 

Dycs ( Parl - XXI I-1`cn' Pyrimidanlhrone Ucrisaf iscs . 

. as ll40 for S)nlhetic Pibres^ 

/Appfications of )C1sIR Spcctroscopy S ihiass 

SprUrometp_to Smnc Problems Concerning Synthetic 

DyrsLP_rt FR.11I^)icp.r^c Dyes from Snhsfiluled 

7lydrar.inn-s-Tria>ines'fi. I, 2dNnphlLuquinunct 

0 N. R. Arrnscnn•,2R- . J. Lennn & ll. R. YSCCe 

I.'ational Chcmi

50269 8553 

75 III Re` Clinica ChimicaActa 14 403-405(1966)' -,.-- 

New react^-:rits for the c4orimetric determination ofaramonia 

By J. REARD0:7, J;A. FOREriAN,, d R. L. SEARCY 

Research Division, Uni-Tech Chemical Manufacturing Company, Sun Valley, Calif. 

and Department of Pathology, Los Angeles County Generaly Hospital(Unit 2), 

Los Angeles, Calif Received Atarch 18, 1966 

Examination of the reactivity of various aromatic acids with ammonia revealed 

that a brilliant emerald green color was evolved when a dilute solution of ammonium 

sulfate was treated with an alkaline mixture of sodium salicylate and sodium dichloroisocyanurate. 

Subsequent observations disclosed that sodium nitroprusside served 

to accelerate the rate of color development. These serendipitous findings prompted a 

detailed investigation of the newchromogenicresponse:After establishing the most 

satisfactory conditions for color production, the sensitivity and specificity of the 

reaction were evaluated to.determine its possible applicability for measuring ammo- 

nia in biologic fluids. 

' To determine. the optimal reactant concentrations for color formation with 

ammonia, the levels of sodium salicylate, sodium nitroprusside, sodium dichloroisocyanurate 

were separately varied in a series of experiments. Comparisons of chromogenicity 

in the different reaction mixtures were performed routinely using 6 pg of 

°."a' .r-.,.,+ ^-,-- ..+eer--

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78 X Ne 

TORACCO--SMOKINF--PASSIVE/ 

50269 8555 

RJR CLASS NO. PA"IPHLET 78 X NC 

-„ New Republlc^''°. 

THE RIGHT TO SMOKE. • 

New Republic 177 (No. 24) 8-9 (1977) (in English) 

%Cigarr•uesmoke is genuinc•ly annoying. to n 

-3smokers,andapparentlyitcxnbedanReroustolhemas 

i well. Rulcs to minimize s6is annoyan

50269 8556 RJW CLA99 NO, 1L.Xf6001( ReF, L1 141 l,a 14E;,_! 

Gale Research Coropany.Uetroit, Mi. 

,l1EW;^'IiE$EACFCN-`CEH#E'RR' ^7+W THTFR"'EDITIQNxSi1PPLFMEHT'TO TNE7TH 

E017;113tfi'OFi+RFBEARCH.CENTERB.DIRE4TURY, , 

Issue Na, I(J'une 19(32) I:ssue No. a(Noverober 19C32) 

Gale Research Co..Detroit, MI,82,(IN ; L:N(,,) 

I6N - 7319 

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50269 8557 

0 4 ;) 0 0 o 0 4 `.s 7 6 

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X ,. e.:Jr . C^3 a T D.2 S V v-' (aCl IC'i. 

Ke4 

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F7Y'I.A.A'U'J"JU:2!:-cL OF P:•EDECLP:E. 

J, el; e.r: Ca, 

f2':LLu) 164?.'},r, r,IF 

J. G:le._ Cb, Pra,s Ra:lvnc^, 

U¢oemter6. i9;3 2u` Cy^,e3, 


od'nnnntJ4n77 

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50269 8558 

'ÎL1^.JtFSfARCf^,Lll9pry1TOA:n6,* BBNfiVf1. 


X UnAZ-80 

TOBACCO--RESEARCH--UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET X UnAI-80 

50269 8559 

Univ. Rentucky, Tobacco Health Res. Inet., Lexington, Ky., U. S.) 

'vLl1: NSY. 1tESEARCW - PROORAM: Q 

Univ:_Ky.,Tobacco Health Res. Ins., Lexington, Ky., 31 p. (Sept. 15, 


Kentucky 1s unlque in its potential to solve the tobacco and health 

problem. I knov of no other place vhere, under one administration, the toacco 

plant can be studied as It to grown in the soil and biologic response to the 

tobacco product can be analyzed so extensively as we can through the resources 

available here. We will endeavor to find truth through research... 

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50269 8560 

TORACCO--ALKALOIiI;--ofiTEMI.UTiO!]/TOBACCO--APALYTICAi. `1E[ITODS/ 

TORACCO---4^-'OKE--d1.I;A1,0IDS/C!1GOt1ATOGP1P11IC A::LAYSIS--T011ACC0 ALICALOIDS/ 

VI Ta 77 

3- NJK LLASS NO. 1'A'1PIILET V] Ta,,-77 

Schmidt, J. A. 

(l.ande:;anstalt Tebakbau Tabal:f.orsch. FnrcLbeim, Ger.) 

NEIJ ItF.SULTS IN THE RANGE OF AI.l:A1.0ID ANAL1'SIS. 

'''(Neue F.rgebnisse in Dereich der Alkaloidanalyse.)* 

Tabak Y.olloquium, XIX, paper, 4 p., Celle, Gcr. (.hme 10, 1977) (in 

German t:ith English ab.,tract) 

*Keywurds:* nicotine, cured, constituent; 

nornicetine, cm-ed, constituent; 

anabosine, cured, constituent. 

The paper describes the anlaysis of alkaloids in tobacco and tobacco suoke 

by o s chromatography, The analysis of tobacco was conducted by treating a tobacco 

sample with Rarium hyGroxide eztractir.g the sample with a (9:1) benzine-cl:lnroform 

mixture and ana]yîng the extract by gas chromatography. In smoke analysis the xmike 

was collected on a Cambrid&e fil.ter, extracted with benzene-cl:]oroform (9:1) and 

ana]yzed by gas cLroc:atograplry. Some of the peaks in the alkaloid range were identified 

as nicotine,nornicoLine and anabasine. Additional peaks were identified by 

gas cliromatography coupled to a nmss spectrometer as neophytadiene, myosmine and 

. cotinine, 

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. 

50269 8561 Fir 2 

Pfir: xrtault5 on fri(etpett^s of Sage 

l^yi^ :12. Ptet ;minery reperi^ on tAe 

^:Qontsett ^f 6a1v1^ o4¢'iînal:e 1. 

>;rtxe;,;tox:• :; 

J•.w;^ :CF:' ^?:;S'^ UiL•: 1)T] iJ.^'.. rilt? IrM 

nl1:;s_r,i:,••,•.P:• ;.72:, 1:C::.Llti^ :i: I7ti;' A; : 

L'i;: :Ir;!L'.; "aiC. Si^•i i;. 0.•T=C)1 %:,T,::: L. 

(?6ev +r.salto o:11trL•'.c'tpa-eF, of 3w,o ^lesvc q 

rr*^L ^.n 'chc, Fe.Ciac 

`'•z I53-s^+ (hF.iY=G;y 1;'^^) 


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50269 8562 

Microfilm 

No. 

128 ^c,tiew-zeX^l@ôe o ^071tomicVeiOht of 

nitro en;^,"?^^4TtftlC^lysis ytaitr"ogen 

-__y^yt ' .._.:..... ...__ .._... ..,.^..,: 

Guye, Ph YA. 

NOUVELLE REVISION DU POIDS ATOMIQUE DE 

L'AZOTE ANALYSE EXACTE DU PEROXYDP. D'AZOTE, 

by Ph. A. Guys and G. Druginine. 

(New revision of the atomic weight of nitrogen. 

Accurate analysis of nitrogen peroxide.) 

Microfilm from: Jour. Chim. Phys. 8, 473-514 

(1910) 


50269 0563 

XI MeAA-77 S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMNIILET XI A{cA4-77 s.p. 

Rotlunans, Limited, Zurich, Switz. 

THE HEW RICH WHO POLL THEIR OI.TV 

Rothmans Ltd., News Release, Zurich, Switz. (1977) (in Eng]i::h) 

*Abstr. in: Daily Mirror, 1977, p. not given (Aug. 10, 1977)* 

N^ H EPl t'ne world's poor get 

richer one of the first things 

they do is to buy a packet of 

cigarettes to hand round to 

their friends. But when the 

rich feel the pinch they start 

rollin iheir own./_ 

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50269 8564 

XX fteD-76 

S.Y. 

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`SA.u.dLSc,.1_R.,^ 

041 f] 0 t? Cl' 0 mqtergl. n3 

^îlêvsr E^04e r 

1:erc7ren'ga4¢a6 

in S'snaie Ceii Protein ^ ^=9 

Proteirti, 

^;;- . 6r( G ô ^ 

D. P. Henry 

C CeJntâl Anim4l Breeding.House; Un Ersity of Queenslandf ^ 1 

^57GUÂ !^ cL/^C ND//157G 

It has been found that a high-protein yeast, giving 

satisfactory results in initial small-animal feeding 

tests, can be grown on a fatty-acid medium obtained 

by the fermentation of organic wastes. The process 

shows promise as a means of conibining sewage 

treatment with the production of a usefuf teed 


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MARKETING RESEARCH/ 

50269 8565 

3 Jour. Advertising (2) 33-36 (1980) 

A NEW ROLE FOR< SYCHOGRAPHICS 

IN MEDIA SELECTION 

MUCN M. CANNON C. RUSSEIE MEti 

A13STRACT 

Mmt nwrlia.rintiun pnnacnu in.nirc rmr tind or mai ilin^ Emwaen 

m.d.a aiWiannatW lartcn mm1N memhn.hir. As a rofe, this malchin{ 

i. drme hidirnrly. ruinK Jcm.,slaphic.a. m«liatiny variabin. ReceM uodir+ 

IWre suBNr'+4•J Ihal p.^y,huRraphin miilht aho be Yled for llrit put• 

Iret•. 

Thi^ qudy ev+luah, Ihepvrfurntamr of a standard sH or psyeho{q- 

Mri.arianln ae mrdiatar.. of ihe mrd'u-nurket relsliomhip. II then d'u- ^ 

,.slhcimMi.'ahw.oflhi+perfm®an.eformrd'useleciionlheory. 

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50269 8566 

A7R CLASS 1l0. P.V-fYULCT 73 ::I Un4 

U. S. Dcpartnxnt Trcasury, Gureau A.l.cohol, Tobacco Fircarrs, l8ashinLton, 

t. C., U. S. 

APLH ^R?R:?^d9^('ti°CPR.t'Yt`Y'-'PO!f n8C(1"PR6n^'FSKL'KY^P}'.tj-^°";tF,EiCRtSTltiddTk[1:.d0.ii.K:CA . 

T::A Tax Letter 7L 73 (INo. 2) 2-4 (Nov. 30, 1973) (in English) 

`1973, No. 23, lJ 10191* *dx 

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a^x ti - e£'irtâ:^y,^•'^r^ff 

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S c? .? ;, 0 D l) U 1) ^ U 

£ 3uf1 

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50269 8568 Acta Ilorticulturae 96, 1980 

811C73 XV Re-81 S.P. Opices and medicinal plants 

_..., 

NbSI SALYL SOL6RE1 L. OITUPIVARS DfipEIpYBD BI ID(BBIDIZATI05, 

. ^ . .. ..-. ..,. _ _ y.... _.. . . . . 

St. Ilieva 

Institute of Botany, 

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences 

Sofia, 

Bulgaria 

Abstracts _.. •. r . ... ..... . . . . . . 

New bybrid cultivars were develcned as a result of hybridization 

of the beat Soviet aadBU'lgarian S. a c 1 ar 

e a L. cultivars. The most promising of them were inoluded 

in comparative field trials and their biological and 

economic characters were assessed. Chemical analysis and 

organoleptic teete of the essential oil obtained from fresh 

flowers were performed. The beat two oultivars were included 

in production trials and extentioa. 

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Herbs Hunearica 

1979. 1bm.18. Ho.3.

73 XV Re-79 S.P. 

R„Aanna110'!G 

1rL BNra 

vii Saivia sclarea L. varieties obtained by hybridization 

Instltute of Botany, Bulgarian Academy of Sclences, Bulgaria. 

New hybrid varieties were obtained 

as a result of hybridization of the best 

Soviet and Bulgarian varictics of Salvia 

scfarea L. The most perspective of them 

were studied for revealing their biological 

and economical peculiarities. A dtemical 

analysis and organoleptic test of 

the essential oil obtained from fresh 

blossoms was made. Two of the best 

varieties were obtained for production 

test and planting. 

The variety `Zaryi is a medium 

f; eafly onf. It i s noâble, for its high e4her 

contents -lit an a'verage 0.24°/u' or 

4.512 kg/dka (dka = a quarter of an--^X..Me+-+ 

acre) and high linalylacecate contents - 

78°/0. Because of its fine and delicate 

aroma it wins high evaluation. The variety 

is suitable for medsanized cultivation. 

The variety "Lazur" is a late, coldresistant 

one, gives blossoms dnntinuously. 

The essential oil content in the 

blossoms is on an average 0.23°Po or 

4.246 kg/dka. The linalylacetate content 

is 73 °/c. The essential oil is characterized 

by a fine and tender aroma. 


I

50269 8570 

, . .^ Y,,0. _ 

, • 

II7'LiIIVeNf sampEe s upply 

s1•rinpc Icc6niquc wLich er dcsign;nc 

IcchniqwS. 

technique fo,r fiold 

desorptionl4liass 

spectrometry 

1 1 I t Lindr•n, I I(1 \\'inkll•r anA I I 11 It

is Tc.:,.^_^.^-.'•'.^CST*.C•/TCP,iCCO--u.s./'fOr::;:i.r.__F.COm0ûC5/zOBACCO--RIiYlew/ 

2240 Ke TN46CC0--IIISTORY--REVIEI:/CLCARET'1'I:S--IVDtiSTRY/ 

1973 DISSr::TATIO:75--}:E'J SC100L FOR SOCIAL USEARCII/ 

NE1d SCll00L FOR SOCIAL RESF.A?C'd-a6ISSRRTATIONS see 

UISSF.RTATIONS--l:EW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RRSE,1RC1I/ 

50269 8571 

• RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK TS 2240 Kc 1973 ' 

Kellner, I. L. 

(New School Social Research) 

TIIE A.'TRICA.`: CIOaRCTTE INDOSTRY. A RE-E:4VIISATIO:J. 

New Sch. Soc. Res., Uissertation Abstr. 1973, 277 p. (June 1973) (in 

Endlish) 

*1973, i;o. 24, t? 10490* *d* 

, .,,^pS„cco econ,onics^ 


r

, 

50269 6572 

^ re$ 

v8uc:.,ScfentluL,._... 

f.SOTNtR 4/AY OP L00KING AT T$E COST OP 

SP40YING 

„ e`, (i (t ^ ft 9 I 

Now Scicntfat 21 (No. 377) 334-35 (Feb. 6, 1964) 


50269 8573 

- !Q -0i^^loLLi n'r 

210 ,6aoeihn

^ 

A UNION I.IST 

OF S:^RIAIS COMMIINCIN G 1'UEi,ICA':;ON 

H.l'TrR llI:.C):h4B::P. 31, 1919 •r,n; 

rP,r.lvJil:n UKOrR 7f11; srOXBor..`::nP OF 

JO]?:T CG::t•t1TiI:L ON 'i11: tii:tON 1.1`7 Or S.!':l/.!.S 

SUl']'1.I:Jil:ti"f TO 'Il:l: UNION 1.IS'I' or SCN!.{7." 

u JANU./.RT 15^2 L7J_- 

Tlu,. 0= COX

50269 8575 

Ref. 

Z 

1007 

In 

1961 N^„'S&&I^LH^^x^YSY-1950-1960, supplement 

to the Uni'b'n'L'tst of Serials, 3d ed.; & a suppl. 

union list of serials commencing publication 

after Dec. 31, 1949, prepared under 

the sponsorship of the Joint Committee on 

the Union List of Serials., 1961-65 (3v.), 1966-67 

(i -1 (i 0 tl f1 O .4 fi i? 4 

1961 2 v. 

U. S. Library of Congress 

WashinRton 


50269 8576 

A Union List 

of Serials Commencing Publication 

after December 31,1949 

1950-1970 

CUMUL9TIVE 

U.

^._•^^>G 81 V Ne 

............ 11'n•r., er.^n. t',rl !f lsi.. X, I'ul'r SAp U ugwr 19A11 

f•e..w .1nn,+rna ssrcarôna i, , mxo n araro 

ê,oi sa San^ SpZ 

MEwE GJ 

J F000 PROTECT yy (y) (119f) 

!¢ Rc4lca4d 'ltett -•^ ^ ,^ ( . 

^ A New^ // elf-Life Failu`re Model 

.M._ ^=;. 

AIIhTRAf'T 

A new statisti

, - . -- - 50269 8578 .. .-.. ..----^-- -^- ^ 

Eur.1. Oiochcm So, 71-62 (1974) 

7.S'1 f /v' w1 

New SialicAcids 

Identification of N-Glycoloyi-O-acctylncuraminic Acids 

and,* y^GSt^J O•glycc ^pyJlicur lmtnic Acl^s by )inproved Methods 

for. Detcuion of N Acyl and O Acy^ Groilrs and by (^,asLic^^]dRChr ^ oi^ltography 

Hans-pclcr nUSCHBR. Jorge CASALS-STENZEL. and Roland SCHAUER 

Inslilul fiir Physiologiuhe Chemic der Ruhr-Universilnl Hochum, ArbeiisSruppe fur Zellchemie 

(Received Jime 4/September 9, 1974) 

1. Sialic ::cids were released by dilute acids or by neuraminidase from glycoprolcins of borir 

and equine subm:mdibular gLtnds, from glycoprotcins of cq.iine bloud plasma and from cqu, 

crylhrocylc mcmbrancs. They wcrc purified by ion-cxehangc chromatography and fraclionutcd n: 

o o n,? G1 8 9 7 


50269 8579 

III Du2-74 

S.r. 

Reseatch Commtmitations in 'OLU, NO.2 

Chemical Pathology and Pharmacology 

lUtdE 1974 

-273 47 

.r-.,,,....^ 

A'^^$I/^;I1p^C}t To ^SND^ 7^ Pfi(YPEIN 9ntDln'G" ^_^ , 

YOT YtlI3f^À71b`°Oi(ÔU5 COttP0UND5' i.°. ^ 

+iFI1701pC^'^tlf0}Â^^^îtAfJR'LLA.4T0;'Y1i.07M11ANF:ÂIVO CYCLOPROÂTrE 

Nin L. Chieu and Jaue-Llucy Iisisn 

Departrent of I7iat-y, Colici,e of Pharr:cy, 

The University of Illinois at the Itedical Center, 

AHSTRACT 

A simple equation is derived to estimate the fraction of volr.tile or 

gnseous compounds bound to the protein in the aqueous proteinsolution. It 

is based on the assumption that an increase in the partition coefficient of 

the compound between the protein solution end air phase as ecslcred to that 

bet een the aqueous phase not containing protein and air phase is attrituted 

C^, ,; o t] a u a ti 9r, 


50269 8580 jxo 1`TA i1EHAWn BsMttE r6cBNiqur iaa 1RE DiRfCr 

7 ^^ôETEM1IHATtmN OF TBe BQUrLIBRIUM RllAiZVB 

(1963) MLMS7Y OPR701LS 

it .^, {I () s') (1 CJ 4(3 99 

Map.9c1, D. H. A. 

,(a .;tf !u?D zlS2'2LE '1C:L4S ^'iK Eot Tti3; P^ ia) 

D'L5EF:11ta:: .T,6c! 07 's's!Z 

LlT.6'P':dG 

I14tIDi.:i' G•'.' i;r;fS, Lry D. ...8.. Idoccat rad 

11. J. L. vs-, 

Fooa P.ea. ?.0, 415-425 (1955) 


T6acc.t^ Sin ok.',yy 

r 

50269 8581 

lêu ._ _ _. __._..:... _ 

- . 

Jn ci.:IsS NO. PF.feaLEr X Co112-73 

Cou-cii 7obocco ::esearch-L'.S.G., porLred, Yor.c, N. Y., U. S. 

•N EtY:EOdDfli2lGnHt:ti:d:HSit}L+tCS3RiY3S't TOY 1`=lt,-t23=!II:7.".f'f:4t t 

Cmsac. ToSecco Inc., Neu York, N. Y., 3 p.(Jnn. 23, 1973) 

(in i.,:c11s^^) 

*1',73, No. 2, l; 483a *in* 

G< < n n n ri U ra S+ n n 


-__.. 

^„„r-...-350264 8582 

Xl Ne -74 S.F. C• }ILET XI ^t 74 S e . 

e 

verband CiCarettenir3usrrielWissensciaitliche Forschungsstelle; AamLorg, 

Ccrsany 

s 77EZt A ..r.POSA z FOR ...y... 

SECUR 

a - .-_v.

50269 8583 

RJB CI.ASS N0. PA?NEiLET 74 X Sr.:-75 

llonter Cc:^nittec 

1t11:CTlil: COII::1T'1'CIi IIP.II C0:7TIKUIiO ITS UISCUSSIO\S WITH TI!l; IKllUS1•CY OV Tlil; 

ptE•1'if00S OF 1•GS11\G 1îE_N_$tI(?fiI6G MATERLILS. 

Yi.n.^•ncla] iines, Tinics, c•;;s I:ulease, (Apr. 2, 1975) (in !Snj;lJsh) 

+Abstr. in: Siaoking Ilealth Synopsis (London) 1975, 1 p. (Apr. 2, 1975)* 

*1975, No. 8, Id 2629* *d* 

Tobacco analysis fn•rdi,i-l 

U c:) n n, i l o•,, ;' [i ) 


50269 8584 pJR CLASS NO. PAHPtiLET %I ae2 77 s.p. 

vl pre -77 

q P z Nev Smolci^}; Materiels Limiled. Ct. P.rit. 

AN INTRODUCfION TO NSH T 

03ACCD SUBSTITUTE. 

Nev Saoking Materiaia Lcd.a Gr. Brit..b P. (1977) (in English) 

: 

oà 1^ o n a a.4 9. 0 

^^NShi ts tiic namt givcn to ll:c lcfncco ^ 

aubxtitc{c d e vc l upcd 6y NcwSmoking dia- 1 

terials Limifcd. NSM shoutd be regarucd 1 

as a Jnatcrial for usc in combinalfon with j 

lobytto, ofhcr than as a'syAlD.clic 

tobseco'. II hcs becn developcd with the 

pri-y :im of rcdncing those rists to 

which the srnokcr is, n genuxl mndical 

opinion,moreprnnctianthenorrsrnokcr - 


50269 8585 _ _..^ 

XI Me2 77 S.P. RIR CLASS N0. PAMPNLET XI MeZ-77 s.p. 

.New Smoking J:aterials Limited, Ct. Srit. 

A MET!IOD FOR THE ESTI1b1TI0N OF NSM C017TENT 

OF N SM/TO]SACCO MIXTURES. 

Neu Smoking haterials Limited, Ct. Brit., Ref. TIP/71/104, 1 p. (July 1977) 

An accurate but time-cons-ig chemical procedure for this estimation has been 

^devcloped based on the cagnesiua content which requires a^diing, digestion F,ith 

!acid and measurement by .4tenic AbsorptionSpectrophotomcter. 8sing this met!ôd, 

ho,:ever requires Imow3edge of the respective aagnesium contents of both the RSN 

and tobacco used. 

'An alternative methed has been developed for the rapid estimation of 1SN 

content of HS!(/tebeccejtia.ures, e.g. rag blends or offals, ehereby the KS4 and 

tobacco are separated usir,g an appropriate relatively high density soh•ent. 

This method gives good separation of the tobacco and NSN mixture, is relatively 

quick and simple to use,and re quires no knoale dgc of the chemical cowposition 

of the tobacco or KS!L 


XI Me2 77 NSM* TECHNICAL INrCR lATION - CELL ST6DIPS 

S.P. 

SHL7s'1' REFII2EICE NO:- TI11/77/212 

50269 8586 

SUBJECT:- (•"'•`) In Vitro Studies of IIdA Content of 

Cultured Mammalian Cells Exposed to 

Smoke 

ISSUED BY:- Technical Director 

New Smoking Materials Limited 

DATE OF ISSUE:- July 1977 - . . . 

(^ ) Published:- "AYA Content of Cultured Mammalian Ce7Js 

Exposed to Smoke and Smoke Fractions from 

Cigarettes Containing Tobacco or NSM, a 

Tobacco Substitute" - J A Styles, British 

Journal of Experimental Pathology, 1976, 

57, 286-295. 

U 4 n 0 rr 0 0 4 9 0 5 

# Trade Mark of New Smoking Materials Limited 


XI YeZ -77 

S.P. 

NSFfr TECI&VICdL TF02AIATIOS - - AÎLIATOXICITY 

SIfEE"f REFF1t6l'CE NO:- TIF7/77/211 

SUBJECT:- (^") In Vitro Ciliatoxicity Stadics 

using Chicken Trachea 

ISSUED BY:- Technical Director, 

New Smoking Materials Limited 

DATE OF ISSUE:- JULY 1977 

50269 8587 

(+-k) Publish;d:- "Ciliatoxicity of a Tobacco Substitute 

Compared with Tobacco" - J A Styles in 

°Ciu•rent Approacl:os to Toxicology°, ed. 

Brian Ral].antnic (Jo'.m Wright and Sons, 

Bristol - 1977), pp 22-4^0. 

0 4O 0 it (; (1 49 0 6 


TOBACCO--SNOKE-xINRALATION/ 

50269 8588 

XI Me2 77 NSM" TIiC}LÎC.AL INPORbfATIOY - DOG AND PRIMATC 

S.F. INHILATION 

S}[EM REFFRIICE N0:- TIH/77/207 

SUBJECT:- INH.ILATIOV STUDIES USING DOGS 

AND P3IANTI?S (ongoing) 


vNew.SmokingMaterialsT.vnited"•^.e 

DATE OF ISSUE:- July 1977 

^ ' -- ^-- -- '^ ^ 


r I

., 

, 

50269 8589 

XI Ne2 77 

S'P S.P. 

RJ:t CLASS NO. PA2ÎILET X1 Y.e Z 77 s.p. 

New Smoking Nateriale Limited, Gt. Brit. 

NSN - TECB:7ICAL INFOR:L1TI07 - GENERAL PRODUCT DATA. 

New SmoY.ing Naterials Ltd., Ct. Brit., Rev. TIP/77/101, 3 p. (July 1977) 

(in English) 

NS*i is the name given to the tobacco substitute developed by New Smoking !Sa4erials 

Limited (NS?iL) - a joint company owned two-thirds by ICI and one-third by Imperial 

Group Limited. 

NSM has been developed with the primary aim of reducing those risks to which the 

smoker is, in general medical opinion, more prone than the non-smoker. NS?f, 

supplied In regular sise lamirae, can be processed in blends with tobacco on 

conventional processingequipment.:^-------.-r-. 

L L1- i) n n () 0 4 9 -O-.T 


It

XI lfe2 77NSM'TECHNICAL IiTORNTIO,v - HUWi,N STUDIES 

S.P= 

SHEET REFEREQCE N0:- TIH/77/208 

SUBJECT:- (=`%^) Studies ioiih human smokers at 

50269 8590 

(a) Royal Post-Graduate Medical School, 

London 

(b) Edinburgh University 

ISSUED BY:- êchnical Director, 

__ ew Smoking Materials Limited 

DATE OF ISSUE: July 1977 

(M) EJtc':- ilWlish2d in the following medir.al journals:- 

"Acut,. F.ffacr,s of Smotieg Tobacco anC a Tooa::co 

... Substitute on LLUtg Function in Afin" - J F Costello, 

D C Flenley et al, Lancet, II, 7937, Oct 11 1975, 

678-68G. 

"Changes of Smoking Habit and Cough in Men Smoking 

0 1 il 0 !1 (i L CigareF,te With 301 NSM Tobacco Substitute" - 

-s FNeedr.ia^, C M Fletcher, British Medical Journal, 

1976, 1, 1427-1430. 


Xl Me2 77 

S.P. 

NSM TECFPiICAL INFCR?6tTI0S - MOUSE SKIN PAI:`,TL\G 

50269 8591 

SHEEP REFERhÎ'CE NO:- TI11/77/217 

SUBJECT:- SKLY P.YLNTL`G ON DQCE ' .; 

- 

(*3^) Studies by - 

(a) ..Central Toxicological Laboratory (CTL) 

of Imperial Chemical Industries Limited 

• (b) The National Cancer Institute (NCI) 

in the USA. - - ' 


r Nep Smoking Naterials Limited^.:- 

DATE OF ISSUE:- July 1977 

(i**) Note:- These studies have been published in detail 

in the following journals:- 

C) lO n n.ri U. hStodiefs cm the Local and Systemic Carcinogenicity 

of Topically Applied Smoke Condensate fren a 

-• Substitute Smokiug Material" - M J L Clapp, 


., - 50269 0592 

r XI He 77 RJR CLASS NO. PptII'HLET XI HcZ 77 S.P. 

g,P2- New Sraoking Materials Limited,"Ct. Brit. 

NSH - TECHNICAL INFORMATION FROCESSING NSN WITH TOBACCO. 

New Smoking Materials Ltd., Gt. Brit., Ref. TIP/77/102, 5 p (July 1977) 

(in English) 

NSM, the'tobacco substitute developed by Nov) Smoking Materials Limitcd,has 

been designed so that it can be processed satisfactorily through conventional 

tobacco processes using standard modeyn primary and cigarette making equipment. 

Beccuse of the different relationship between equilibrium moisture cattent (E!:C)^ 

andrelative hwnidity for NSAh compared with tobacco, some minor modifications 

to the normal sequence for processing tobacco may be required and it may be 

}!desirable to adjust the cigarette making mo^'sture content of the \SM/tobacco 

blend to achieve optimum performance.. Under normal factory conditiors the 

rîC of ?:SAt is apprexvnately 8.0% co;apared with 15,0% for rlN tobacco ' 


i* T 

--

XI Me2-77 

S.P. 

50289 8593 

NSM^ TECFNIC-41 LNFORlU1TICN RAT IN:i,'1LATIO:I (II) 

SiEEf REFERE\CE N0:- TIH/77/209 

SUBJECT:- TERATOLOGY AA'D C03LET 

.CE'LL TESTS ON RATS 


/New Smoking Materials L•lniteA ' 

NSM TEC&ÌICAL INFOR>LaTION - RAT I\ _\I..ITION 

SID?ET REFI7tE1CE NO:- TIH/77/215 

SUBJECT:- Inhalation Studies using Rats, 

Sub-Acute and Long-Term 

DATE OF ISSUE:- JULY 1977 . 

o :no o ^? 9 1 ,> 


502b9 8594 

P.JR CLASS NO. PA}lPHLET XI }fe2-77 s.p. 

XI He2 -77 ltey,Smoking^MaYerials Limited, Ct. Brit., 

fi P }7SM TECNNICAL INFOPJIATIO:I - S}10?;E ANALYSIS. I. 

New Smoking Materials Limlted, Gt. Rrit., TIH/77/213 (July 1977) (in 

New Smoking Materials LSmited,RCt.CBrit,NO. PAMPHLET XI }fe2-77 s.p. 

NSH - TECHNICAL INFORN.ATION - S`tORE ANALYSIS. II. 

.New Smoking Materials, Ltd., Ct. Brit., TIH 77/210. 4 0. (.L0^ 7077) 

. . , 

. . . 

. 

RJR CLASS NO. PA:9P11LET XI Me2 77 

New Smoking Materials Limited, Ct. Brit. 

NSM TECHNICAL INFOEMATION - SMOKE ANALYSIS. III. 

New Smoking Materials Limited, Gt. Brit.. TIH/77/214, 13 p. (July 1977) 

(in English) 

. .. ., *Constituents to numerous to list* 

. _ .. . . 

RJR CLASS NO. PA}fPHLET XI Me2 77 s.p. 

New Smoking Materials Limited, Ct. Brit. 

NSM - TECHNICAL INFORMATION - S:fO}CE ANALYSIS. IV. 

New Smoking Materials Ltd., Ct. Brit., TIH/77/215, 7 p (July 1977) (in 

English) 

^,.:..._...__ __..^._._ 

NSM has a substantial inorganic content. Although the'inorganic raw 

...... 

^- 

mWrials have no ewected toxic hazards in their o%m right, the uncontrolled 

^ preseficenf Qerrt'aiiv imburitiFs in tAem or in the other ingredients could nose 

a hazard. Ilirther, all materials, whether manufactured or natural, will have 

acertain content of imourities derived from the processing that they reccive. 


50269 8595 

XI MeZ-77 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PAlO'HLET XI ifeZ-77 a.p. 

New Smoking }Iaterials Limited, Ct. Brit. • 

iiSM - TECHNICAL INFOPMATION - SOME HSN AND NSM/FCV TOBACCO CIGAP,ETTE 

CBARACTERISTICS. 

New Smoking Materialn Limited, Ct. Brit.. Ref. TIP/77/103, 9 p. 

(July 1977) (in English) ' . 

, - . . _ ... . . . 

-'_----- --_..._.._.......r.__._._a....____..._.._..___..__.__.._.___ 

The information giv,en herein is based on the results of tests on 

cigarettes made during typical manufacture. However, because of 

the many variable factors which can occur during cigarette 

manufacture, which may be outside our knowledge and control and 

4 which can a`fect the renults of such tests, the final determination 

of the accuracy of such information is the sole responsibility of 

t- - --- _. -^ . 

C^ 

!{) 0 ^ r3 U a 9 I n 


50269 e596 

RI He2-77 S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PA,IPFU.ET XI AfeZ 77 s.p. 

y,Nev Smoking Materials Limited, Gt.Brit. 

SPECIFICATION OF IMPURITIES IN "I:SM" TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE TOXIC TRACE 

ELEItENTS. 

New Sraoking Materials Ltd., variously paged, Ct. Brit. (1977) (in 

English) 

'The-caedfor atte¢tion to 1 sr sie haaardous inorganic inurities was 

recognisedat an early staze in the -development of aNSHo tobacco substitute. 

. _^.. , . . . " ^ ^ ^ .. _ _ .. ^ .. .' ^ .^, . ... ^ 

This report gives an accoun= of the principles adopted by S3H Limited in the 

specification of trace elz=^=t content of °NSM" and of the work leading.to the^ 

SdentiSication and neasure. °^t of possible trace element contaminants, and to 

their specification in "i.-is^: E•- - 


50269 6597 

VIII I1r.AZ 77 - , 

RJR CLASS N0. PAlffNLET VIII McA2-77 

Winston-Salem Journal 

NEW SNUFFCATCtIINCON. 

Winston-Salem Journal, 1977. p. B-10 (Jan. 16, 1977) (in English) 

li1t..1. Arvcolds, ehieh does nolmaie sacf(^ 

nox'si , i ta me a hard Iookat the gr-ingl 

suceess of 'vet siuff and is .cighing the^ 

possibilities of makino it, sa_:s Paul Nay, newly 

named manager of spccially tobacco prednc's 

Velsnuffis^^sedprimarilybymen,aecnr ngi 

to indus:ry spokesmen. . 

0 d n 0 0 0 0 4 9 i•"(, 


. 

HCREdU OF' L•191:vE55 PK!CT1CE Wa^^ 1orJ, Ccnn, pGC^gS`^ 

;;^^ _. 

1;f 

. .. __. 

^^ •` ..,.:_y^_..- .---.`-^y-a ^^-'_ ^`.^.-.-^^ " ^ 

//f:_=-: -.^^_•..--_^..^. ^^^__ 

_ 


Ix 

oe 

50269 8599 

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Research and 

Product Development Depte., Science Information 

Division 

ACTIVATED CARBON, A Collection of papers 

dealing with activated carb4n used in the 

manufacture of cigarette filters, by R. J. 

Reynolds Tobacco Co., Research and Product 

Developmant Depts., Science Information 

Diviaiop, and William W. Menz 


0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 9 1 8 


i 

f

Pirte, N.'M. 

NBW SOURGFS t^r FOCD 

oisco+ary ^.^. N. v 374-874 CLQdO) 


50269 8600

! 50269 8601 

XX 61eF-B-$2-73 ^ _ . " . . .. . . .. _._.. _._.. ____.__... _. 

` . . . r s . . 

^ 

. .. . . . 

^^^ } 

• 

.4_ 

_.• 

f.\uhitimsmrJ!•ir•:1$n:nrc• tc7cT0 (Sy21) Q- II C fQ7d 

MRS. A. STOCK oJ {LrrreR GhzNirlIt (.blfegey London, " " • ' ' 

d^nMsrrs the dccdr/r^nt und /,obinnl of 

4ei[r/rtability ojarwfibdDllA"/IrRl • • 

IN 1966 the Protein Advisory Croup of FAO failun: ornutritionally ideal food mixtures, trhich 

calculated that the uald deficit of protein was have the virtue of using cheap locally available 

ao million tom. fhey based this conclusion on constituents, or of failure to adopt new erop'- 

'ostimates that protein requiremtnts could be nsct varieties, even wdmn there is a strong monetary 

from 40 to 5o gramss,e protein daily, but in fact incentive to do so. Ofien the foods do not conform 

the average intake in affluent socicties is nsuch in some small detail with characteristics of more 

higher. Western dicts, ntn if they supply more familiar eounscrparts. The successful marketing of 

than the physiolngical requirnment for protein, new foods therefore needs an esitircly professional 

show that protcin•coaraining f ds are higLlpapproach. We all knmv that pcople do not cat tdsat 

palateble, and that risen a free choice, people is said to be good for them, but foods that they liAq • 

eommne abnut doulblr the protein quautity used even if they l:now that their ezting habits do not 

in the FAO estimtcs. 96e quoted necd for protcin conform svitls the best nutritional advice. • , 

is thrrrforfl pr^:+l1^ s>Qchl^c.^t •r. Îot^cr9.. 


/

-âtax^'.^^^`: a ^.•;•,.-> .^-.r e^ ri^ ^'. 

rS^ ekk.Wstes ^Gp!':'oiPl48it'^lCufe^'^ 

D ^siort pf I1Dnb irÂwstr^t 

nat;I cr,o,ttnc 

(I7su South tdalen Dspt. AS.-iculture, 

Di};iniqe qf _P1ru1i Znductry- Ba}.letirt: -....' ° • ' - • 


^ ^ miasm9 5'^L 

50269 8603 

i,â,e^-, 

lidrrcri t^y 

ArVhony T. Xru-as 

i'rofcssm of L;bârlt Scicnce 

Uviac•rsity of Atichigan 

Cu:;nda;ive Inder. 

Issuc Nurnber 1-2 

GALC ItESE'ARC:I-I ;:GIJPAN1' 

• THE 13001-OT04,'E6 • dET605, f6CI4G41 Y22f 

l:i• 

--4 'IT,=`'i' 


1L..^ ^1 3-^ ^. 

A $emiannual SuPir!LUr2^lto 

the Seconrl [dition of 

Directorl! of Spsci?l f.ibr:+rics 

and Informatinn Cen1eis 

Op"*, 97Z,lb y(roc. rs7 

No. 2 

.1uIlts 197.1

( P^-SoutM'tiF2 ir$'tf^7aTARriaaltorz, t ^^ 

Dirlak^Knf,.k'kartRr2nCaRti iw- ilu lta{14^?.,:1.-,5 

Iiew Sauth 41n1c:s Dept. of 6.gricuitu.e, 

Diviv.on of Plant Induatrp 

RS'A.N GRDi7It.'C 

(1;êie South Flales Dept. Agrlculturn, 

Div:iaion of P)aat I44uatry Dulleti6 

P11) 


16 Pagea

50269 8605 

f.ustralia) 

76 XI Re-78 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PAIIPHLET 76 XI P.e-TJ s.p. 

(yte, P. 

eS^►Frade^so^, New South t?ales, 

SE'OI:ItIG DN! HITS SALES. 

i1St' Retail Tobacco Traders Assoc. (P. t!aite), neti5 release, New South 

l!ales, Australia (Dec. 1977) - in English 

. n/tbstr. in: A.H.A. Rev. 1977, n.p. (Dec. 1977)* 

*aote date* 


: 50269 8606 

Suppi. to 3rd ed. 

Kruzas, Anthony T., ed. 

Directory of special libraries and 

information centers. 1st ed. Detroit, 

Cale Research Co. (1963]'ANyeo./96,1_2 3fr_eyfl-3rdc.S1,. 


^ .. Jiine, 

.^•df,, ^ s.A ^.sr, 

. :;t . ' • 50269 8607 

- 9^^,.... ua Ca...• i99 Y)-'S`•ri,41°'+^-^( :. . 

F:dited b1^'t.^jye r t(.Yr.i I S`7 ) 5^ y.l ^'!o •ST3'.^^ 

^îlr^.,^'O^^F.i:,..•,^_^_ \fargaret Labash loung 

}laroldChcsterlodtiv 

Jps lSCOCF:^53d^ 

and 

• 

A P ^no ' d• icr Su Pp lentent _r to 

nt 1mny'T ruzas 

Profruar oJ /.iLrnry Scirncq 

• , •^••" 

Duectory of Speaa l L •i 

branes 

nndJnFormationCenters 

. -I 

^ 

Unrt•cnuy o) aAclugnn 

a 

4'iALI RESEARCH COMPANY • BOOK TOWER • DETRDIT, MICHIGAN 43226 


80 III 8u-80 

Laser Analytics, a division of Spectra-Physics, Inc. 


yM j 

-[PAn aoqmp'Q oq1!+°ry 

om -D'Y Rn- Paddlnb3 

'ia"ana yada 0 'R[a 

0(t '410001 NUm 

-a03 BntC Onq lacwm 

al P*66n{d oq tiy,i 'dan 

•N^Y 8Om1n 1e{Ha ON 

xzddns H3MOd 

Da{ddod aed vuunu I 

dZSoYdY3 

on a.0 

sdl1 ioPw'J t2Ojo'J 

N3dd0d 

. -Mpa6f-dS 

aalsal.-awnloX-moo.dod 

od i ► soe 

r'','FS/^ ^.c° ^6J l -.-^-_^-c^%3"^^/ ^•Is••3'r_'^n^^ 


6099 69205

50269 8610 

TOBACCO--FRANCE/TOBACCO--SMOKING--ANTI-SMOKINC CAMPAIGN/ 

- - 

78 XT Ve TOBACCO--SMOKING--PASSIVE/ 

Veil, S. 

*(no affil,,)* 

RJR CLASS No. PAMPHLET 78 X1 Ve 

y{^,p•^$^TART UQ,.p !TI.^Sh10K ?iZGN _ 

' *ZRelance de is C $^[^G ampagne ÂNAnti-Y'aba 

Er.tractfrom Tobacco and Health, Oct. 1977 (in French) 

Reviews all anti-smoking and health claims and describes anti-smoking 

measures taken in France including "the protection of non-smokers". Also gives list 

of anti-smoking advice clinics throughout Paris and surrounding areas. 


^99-. d3(/91^-+, 

50269 8611 

DKS`^ 

621.1. 917 

. 

Neue Zus:irndsg/eiEhungen titiir flussiges Wasser 

und eine verbesserte Gleichung der Dampfdruclclcurve 

. '^ pew state equations for liquid water and an lmpreved equstion 

' (or the % npor pressure curve. Von H. Trofxz MOnchen • 

Herbert Trats (Tcch. liochschide, 

. . , ) . , .. - Tfumch,`rGer.). Brennrl_B-IVaame-K.aJf 19(0), 379-&7(1902) 

. 

Uxler BerOrF+kAtiyany nev+r amari4nniecAer und rvuie dYnan;ically nsi lent •alucs ereôbtain

-.................- - , 

^^^,e.c^„^rwt^- l!/a!/r^ril - ^ w^^ ^ ^L^.•7G /,-..zG G

I 

GE 6 b 0 0 0 0 0 IF 0 

:(SS^s7cayu)(a3n3TnoT33+.)-ân7ac;;aea oooeqnJ• 

. _k:3ls sSOT M ''a '^:: :ZL6T^ 

._ fa»C an^ ê-iaanfil aVa ViIw*rean9"iau uVa aaN.oa uva au a{.l[ a14a aiVlih 

•.n.aap t.atafiava ayl Je veisansaiF V]naao4a . aaa)a pua ninau faraaaaau aVl Sia 

Ntv+a:4e a»â apru s4 Lluo ara ucSarnSrna Srvll .'a+iâavao '994t pnr /96T-9941 

)o .aeaf aV1 9viany p[atl aVa a{ a awaaaa oaar5ea )e aforya aVa Y1in aaa.pao»a 

YT a lasaalla aql v1 fanpivaa )e aunamr aVa le aSnrYa . aaa6sa v vaVl 

aaar4ea na aaaa c ta ar.a eaan .avaarp^. a.aa aya aava aa.naaa a e n^ an'. 

(tto73':j8U23J': Tuu;J al3Td°200 y.Tn urc:^^J uT) ('CLiT u'E? '1 L 

-33nqq::CC 'aF3lsn,uTua77a-;^87^ puaqaOA xTTa7ssJCr,vasto; au:TC.;.•.•»uar.:CS: 

;^(•u,:•1+.rez7n•_^cansoaTJ,7 tn 

apc::3^:{ony ;- uay3c•acoinr.'.'.T0 TT uo.^ q^y ccp y;:aa:. :,, ; o_-:-••: r:.., 

Sld-1"^fY 

'3anc^ { ; 'a T_tsnputca77oa^.T^ + Pceqi..1 ^TC•iiss.,u,::i...... ' . ..•.. ". :' ^y^lt:;+^.asaassl'rl 

'1'S 5oK IIA ZL J71ild:ad 'CS SS^4^ :if8 

Rc:•^:-^^ 

Pl - - ^•^ ^^r va^,^s',^'oaa^^/ - - u+^yrn^^`t►a-^! • • n^^ i ^C < 


fL98 69Z05

50269 8619 

} Amer. Jour. Pharm. 101 679-687 (1929) 

ylsid^^4-81 ORIGINAL ARTICLES 

STUDIES ON LICORICE ROOT AND LICORICE 

EXTRACT 

PART ^RSAE7tliY'AxA¢>ler^"CN1NY'.4^ZiCORiC9^tYDl^ 

By Percy A. Houseman and Clement K. Swift 

P REVIOUS PAPERS in THts JouaseL' by one of us have dealt 

principally with methods of analysis for different kinds of licorice 

root and extract, as well as with the distribution of constituents 

dissolved by organic solvents. 

No detailed chemical investigation of these various constituents 

hu yet been undertaken, with the exception of the work of Tschirch' 

and his pupils on the characteristic sweet principle-glycyrrhizin. 

Taehireh has claimed that glycyrrhizin is the di-glucuronic ether of 

glyryrrheBc acid, though it seems possible that he was dealing with 

gafacturonic rather than glucuronic add. 

'1912, 84, 531t 1916, 66, 97: 1921. 97, 181. 

'Arrk d. PAurvn.,lyo7, a45. 97; 19o6. a46, 50t 19oD. W. uz. 


^^^ ' 

1IIL 

, . .^ ^ .._+îîa^ wx 

(1968) 

At:dornan, Hen2l.ton H. 

NEW SCBFACS ACTIVE Fii':IBLOTICS 

Jour. Invest. Dermaco2. S. 25-33 (1947) 


.W a ,qnd papuewmoa •uu.ê^ scwoqt . 

•ad lvaca; 'suoa.,ns. wapom ô 

snowel lsnw 1e41.te.o e al aea aqqnd 

041 paPucwwoa uq.^s ouu V,O VtINV 

ol aaue,nsul 41IeaV mo,/ tanssl . 

aolaop do1 e pa^la'1 .uu[ aoi seV .01 

a a41 laa) va.ua.qo ^pleaq lsol^[ 

(4sIT2u3 uT) (LL61 'I£ Le3i) 6V 'LL6T às04 uo33u345en 

+^?03QhYdX3 ^+8g''LTItI^313M03""^ N3SONO.n1^(7N30 ;N039NA^) tl3N 

^s0d uo]$Y 4su[1 

•d•s LL-8N IS 9L S3'Ntdl-rld ON SSV70 NfH 

'd'S LL-8N IX 9L 

f@:O:dl9III tM7flf SQ 

/N.LIVHH ONV ONIXOiJS 


-:a:â.6:rin:+r^.^:.^s.rsnWA_..s::i.,..,,,::-•,.^s,....,i.-.:w.iw..:^. 50269 8618 ...... .. 

r„ 1 

a" ^t

AprB, 19751 

50269 8619 

idtSi-F.S 

UULit11N OP THE CIIrAMAL SeGIETY OP )nl'AY, voL. 48(4), I131-4332 (1975) 

The AIIylic Roarrangelncnt. IV.'1 ;)S'L^S'+?;,9ypthLSiÊ;4-IIc e1iolc Aci1^^ 

•^, 7J IN ^S, _ Sadao Tsuoot and Akira Twtccon 

- D p.tmenf ef Sjmtlulia ChrmistV, Srhnal of Eaqiarenrn„ Ok.yama Unirn,lij, 7imtima, OLwma 700 

. .. (Rcccived August 12, 1974) 

SynopsOs. tmaa4-11cxcnoic acid, a usc•ful aurting 

matvial for be synthe is of racc,nir 4R : 5.S and 4S : 5R 

4,5-dihydro:yhexanoie acid y-lactone, one component of 

she aroma ectracss from one Califomian and two Spanish 

flor slserries, has been convenicndy prepared by the Favor. 

skii-type rearrangement of 5-cldoso-3-he.aea-2-ona 

1'hcinvestigation of two samples of Spanish Sno 

shcrry and one samplc of a California palomino for 

shcrty has been reported by 1Vcbb at af.sl They were 

vnable to idcnlify lwo of the major high boiling componenu 

completcly. Muller at a/.31 have isolated 

rl:..o ,•..,.. .,. . r.^ .r.. ....,..... ...._... ..r .L_ 

of 3-hnxcnoic acid (4). The formation of 2 can Irsvcll 

explained by thc following mechanism inrohica 

I'avonldi-type rcarrangcmcnt's of kctonc 3, 1.c 

vinylogue of inethyl m-chloructhyl ketone. 

The Kts4R spcctrum of the prcxluel 2 ezhibitcd 

eomplicated pattern due to the existence of acid : 

but its IR spcctrum was idcmical with that of bmi:acid 

2 reported by Afuller ef at. Therefore, it is suspected 

that the tram-acid 2 ob(îned by Muller at ci 

also may be a tniaturc of the acid 2 and 4. 

franr Hydrozylation of the acid 2 witls peract•cc 

acid was done accordine to the \fuller's procedurr ro 


. ' . ^ 50269 8620 -' ^ 

RJR CLASS H0: PAMPHLET VIII Me4-76 e.p. 

^VIII He -76 SYNTfIESIS ORCAHIC/ 

+ S•p y Vig, O. r.; 8ari, S. S.; Sood, 0. P.; Sharma, S. D.'. 

(Panjab Univ., Chem. Dop., Chandigarh, India) 

^ 

iIE1(;SYNi"ItL3IS OL' "7"Y94pROFYL pIIEZNYL-'$ e) 10 IRiDEADP.!7=b^ 

. 

_Indian Jour. Chem 148r 438-40 (June 1976) (in English) 

4 f IIC e y-u sls of 1m hlJ I(tj t, u k+ r n, cull 2 hcu y x t 

^ I, ropy 1- c ket herxno.,Ie ( If). is de.crlhcd. Ti,, kela! Jleslcr (III) ohtutncA frn,n 11, on ,ICC.,r• 

Unxyt:nlon, Ctves elhyl 5,5-cll:ylene.linxy-x-tsnl:ropyl-tiex::noate (IV) 119,1ch on LAJI rcAuctinn^ 

.. 

affaras ss-enqaeneaioxy-ztsuy,roprt-hrxnn-t-N (v). 

oxwauon of V wtn-d:rmnlu.n trinxiae- 

^ pyrtdine comptex In clhyte„e cl:lorldc glves 5,5-etlp'inrcJloxp•4.Isoliroyyi-hcxmrt-al (t'p 

w]Icli on n,oAine , l (t'IttiC renc llon uxing ei hyi J te,hytpl,osphonfumneetale 

aROrJs eIhyI 

ethyteneJ loxY-d-IanProPyl-trnnr-2-oclenonte 

(VII). Vtl, on Crlgnard rencllon wlth meth;l- 

I may^ne.stun, hra,nlJe S(ves Ihe / orl-ut co ho l ( Vltl), 

whicls on deketallzatton w'Ith PTS In ncclune - 


I vi 

, 

:CS S^1 N-HElYiYlf^GO¢IRLfl9.; 

Ir.;^^. 

Y3enfiip Tokuô 

A t1CW SYi;Ti-,5SS or by 

Ta;c=o I9sazno Ihi.c?a and L'lno-mi.•o Gaua 

Fu].lotin The Agrieetltural C;:ottiral Sceiety 

Of Jopan?^ (I:o. 5) 454i5 (1959) - °•a!si::t 


^ 76 III Ri Syly^'He£SIWS. YR.AHIC/ 

i 50269 8622 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET ".. .- -.^. 

(R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winstpn-Salem. N. C., U. S.) 

'..••.JItiDAZOL'L^R#N^"gYSRRflY 

, 

Neeting-In-Minature, paper; N. C. State Univ., Raleigh, N. C. (Apr. 22, 


+Note author and afflliation* 


50269 8623 

IQInoguCb.i 1'pqi6hio . . . 

A f1^q S^^=S 8F RpÎtICbTill^. 

_..._^^....y..^....-:.a ^-3 

DDotes6iat fr^rra C'êm. _b Dliarn6'qt'. îoô) 


76 II ReZ 77 POLZMERS, SYITHETPC/ SYNTHESIS,ORGAflIC/-_- 

S.P. Ind, Chim. Belge 27(8)916-931(1962) 

^'lN6SPtS,aS,^1^^^îr^'^:• r^^„BYc,Î^.?ASeâff^tSY' 

Syntheses nouvelles a partir 

32,, des pinenes dans I:industrie 

: 

ês parfums synthetiques 

/rCO, C.D.U. 597.598.5.07 : 668.55. 

Da Y. R. NAVES 

Di cteur sdenGfiqu de Glvaudau. SodAt Anonyme. 

A Vernlee-Genlve (Suiue). 

8n raison da Ittrogesse et de 14nstabilitt des mnrchia des 

huilea essentiellta deputs lnngtemps ufiliatea pour In pro• 

doctian de pa¢ums synthdtiques tclles que ceflrs de lcmonyrass, 

de eitronclle, de bois the ro m per escmple, (industrie 

50269 8624 

Ou.tng to the narrou•neas and the in.(a6ifity of the nmrv 

.kets !oe essential oils utitiscd since long ayn fnr the prodneliun 

of synthetic perfumes, such as Icmongrnss- rit.onella 

.a+d roso-wood oils for lmeanee- the indusery has been obligcd 

to renovatc/his production, by atarting from mnply suailabfe 

mntcttals. This is how it has realised or is on the way 

to realize suceessfully the production of inenthols, mnane, 

prglie akohd. Unalol, yeranid. nerol, eitrals, ionones. 

Irnnea. Ntroneliol and • hydruxyeiaondlal s, by atnreing Irom 

pinenes or pineaes dcrtnatisYs and 8y execnqing the ehemirtty 

of these products- particularty to the fields of the 

.ack-basie decyclisetions. of decyrlisations by redicalar meehantsms 

and of the atereospecihe syntloaea. 

These eealieatioes complete or will eompictc those opera- 

.ted storHng frnm acetylene. They eonfribute nnd will contrtbote 

to the dcuelopment of the eonaumption of +ynthetie 

.perfump on «onomicefly aduantageous buses. 

_ , .^ `^ - -^ 

-` 

, 

o 0 44 J 

i ese ,rouuEe dans in ntcanite de in re uveirr en pnrtnnt sinds lang in de ecukwerenindusirie worden gebruihe uerme4 


;::+..c«,.-id-50269 8625 

'^- ^^ „ • __ ,. . ^ 

o;o • . ûf. f^ (e:;) 

^ Cnem.rm.m.n^LL ^ . . . " __' . - _. -_ , : .pOC571 51l.iLU7 ^.5L,NLJ.rIt 

T^ LL _ .KGL ^t 

13. Tnknichi .11iki, Kcntnru 1(inga, TamtrhiAo :1aaAn, nnd 

• Flirotomu ?faû.a :A 

^^l(°'^"Q' 

(Chrw(oat Rrsrurth lohorctorits. Rrsrcrdr mrd Dnrtoqnrnt 

.. B(eisinn, Tokedu CC:n;(ro! hrJn.arias, Lld.^^) 

. . . . ' / :. . . . . 

•. 2-\kthyt. 2-1roPys"d ^-Plênettpk^

5 0269 0626 

^. llLr x .C^ C^, 

CIIGPt757R1' LeTif-RS, i.p. 1237-1240, 1974. d by thc Chemical Society of JM.an 

7S fiir .'Lw 

Kiyoshi It4AI, Uiroshi KOSUGI, and Ilisashi UDA 

a-Phenylsulfinyllactones 2 underwent the Punmierer rearrangement 

and subsequont elimination of acetic acid by treating with hot acetic 

anhydride to give a-phenylthiobutenolides 4. Conjugate addition 

reaction of 4 with organocopper reagents or malonic ester followed by 

oxidation to sulfor.ides and pyrolysis afforded 6-monosubstituted or 6,Y- 

disubstituted butenolides 6 in moderate overall yields. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 9 4 S 

._._-._..___._ 

..._._". ..-_._-..-._..-...^r_,_ ..a .._.^,...,..^..t.cltl^^.lyd 


a-

YF.^S,:^1> ..>.. :::t..: ,._.•ti 

50269 8627 

r^ 

TtIESLS^.ÔRCANIC/1',NEHIS&TRF;=OR6Ai1^fC =SINTHBSSt'; 

i407fI5TRY LETSEaS ne. 385-388. 1974. Published by the Chemical Society of Japan 

. 74 III Jv - ^ ^- - • ^ . - ^ ^ ^ 

. 

^ aA'NL^^ÎTN^TIL:-:lIbTNQq„FOHyY-SOSS2I^4TED-•^^NOLIDESI ` - 

ltiyoshi IWAI, Mikio RAWAI. Hiroshi KOSUGI, and Hisashi UDA ..-... 

::;^•i o.. _ 

" Chemical Research Institute of Non-Aqueous Solutions, 

,• Tohoku University. Ratahira-2• Sendai980^ 

Reaction of the dilithio derivative of phenylthioacetic acid with 

terminal epoxides gave T-substituted a-phenylthio-Y-butyrolactones* 

vhich were o:idized to sulfoxides and then pyrolyzed t.oI give T-substi ; 

tuted ea'8-butenolides in moderate overall yields. 

_ 

- 

._ , . _ .. - •î_... 

.t' . 

In conneotion with the synthetio studies of natural products, we requirs a 

synthesis of variously substituted da'8-butenolides for model experiments. We outline 

heTe a new convenient method for the synthesis of T-substituted Ae'-butenolides 


73 111 In 

SYRTBESIS, ORCATiICr 50269 8628 

SEnetn IctY.t.VA Pkarmauunret Labn.at+y, ^- Rereived puoDrr 8, t874 

'TAl:raei 7C.lnASrATA 

. 

dlydiraf Sci:r.Y, 'ne;o I:ei-ty ' 

ShirtavornarGi, Sh,njukr-kv. 7okyo . 

U„ 

A. 51.59 7.0$7 

^ 

\'arious substance.c containing satwared and i;natnrated ^-bulyrolretone moiety- in 

each r.wlecv!e have been well found to ocrvr widely in the plant kingdom. In the eours^_ of 

ou:studie>enrhenuctn-ofph}'siologicdlpactivesesquiterpr.nolides,tt-ehat-erecentlydeviced 

an fnterrstina methorl bcing useful for transformation of a, Q-unsaturated y-but}tiolacotono 

. from the corresponding saturated homolop e. 

The present comramtirtion describes a preliminary account for the s}athetic pathtvap 

to d••s-Lutenolide from x-utethyly,butNTolactone im•ohing a new sequence of carbo%}-lationb:ominalion-dc}ndrobromination 

reactions. The application of the ordinarp s}-nthetie 

operation for braninaliun of the ester or lactonc grouping brings about little promise, ecen 

in the case of apparent simple lactones. So the possible introductioit of the carbc:;yl group 

at a-position of the lactunic carbonyl tcou:d be first envisaged for an atlempted mcdiUcation. 

As far zs we are a•.rare in the references, there are no precedences for carbmcplation of the 

\n;l tt ctu frc,

g 

IX Wh1-R7 S.P. 

50269 8629 

- 

.. .î ):. . RJR C1ASS NO. PAMPHLET °•-. '.' - 

Beven, J. L. 

(Britishy\merican Tobacco Co. Ltd.. Group Ree. Dev. Cen:., Southampto 

,' Gt. Brit.) 

i.yf.'i'e. î^:A^,:ti^§^}5S'^K4+.4.1>^;i,4i : ♦ c715:MtiTlâtie§^:i^Fk4 

OEM= 

eboratory Animals 1980, No. 4, 133-135 (1980) (in English) 

By remotely detecting the changes in light intensity caused by 

respiratory movements of acimale held under restraint, the techn que is 

noniavaeive and therefore allows changes in respiratory behaviou^ caused by 

treatments to be interpreted more easily. . • , , ..- 


Îx_Whi 79' Arch:- Enviroa. 9eelth 27(6)376-92 (1973) 

Delivery of Cigarette Smoke z 

Som P. Butrista, PAD, Cambridge, Vaas: Aficheet R. Cuerin, PAD, Oak Ridge. Terur: 

Cio B. Gorf, PAD, Be7heada, Afd: Charles J. XeKfeq PhD, Cam6ridge, Vass 

50269 8630 

..., ... .-. -.o. ^ . 

A system for quantitatively introducing mouth more or less as a bolus and objections, systems have been de- 

eigarette smoke into the respiratory tract diluted to varying degrees. Further, scribed in which the test agent is prr 

of spontaneously breathing laboratory the residence time, the volume, and sented to the animal through a vari-• 

• 

animis has been developed.At the present 

time, its use is restricted to animals either 

with tracheatomies or capabte of mouth 

breathing. The volume, frequency, and du• 

ration at cigarette puffng is programmed 

and at determined by the animal's respiratary 

activity. Smdke is loaded into a hold• 

ine tube and inhaled during normal inhalatian. 

To prevent anoria, animals are a4 

Iowed fresh ^betyêen^pru1tls.â7he system 

the frequency of the puff inhaled are 

also extremely variable and tend to 

complicate the establishment of any 

reasonably- simulative dosimetry for 

êin laboratory studiea. 

Although a great number of diRer- 

ent inhalation systems have been 

used, vir•.ually all we modifications 

of two or. three basic designs. The 

ety of face masks or cannulas, or by 

use of small chambers in which only 

the animal's head is exposed. This 

approach restricts the exposure to the 

bronchopulmonary tree and provides 

a reasonably high level of exposure. 

For short exposures, eg, 2 to 4 sea 

onds, delivery of the test agent (puff 

of cigarette smoke) to the animal's 

: can be auto teA7or u eo(31y (t} 0noe^ roOnod4sys{Zm is one in which respiratory system often results in 

posing four to eight animals. Except for the entire animal is placed in a cham- breath-holding to avoid each subse• 

modest loss of particulate material, the her and the test agent added in me- quent exposure. To minimize this,. 

^pîtjpp ne amn4a Anez nnf aa +^ e - 


I rtcls 7-76 

S.P. 

0 

2.3 (X) •/,/ (/-/ 7G) 

r.t.â.^rs•.r sevt>+-c.rcrrasosc..^.-câ^TC^-•_r;sm.cra^.-va 

Using an automated retrleral system with random filing, four 

clerks, Instead of seven, new handle the microfilm aparture eard 

Elles for this major aerospace manufacturer. 

The aperture card flling system file each card, according to Bob 

worked well for years. It was , son. Sullivan, supervisor oi the print disldsidered 

highly advenced wh Gen- bution center. 

erat Electric Co. first installed the sys- But purging the files was another 

lem at as aerospace ek•clronics plant prubk . Cards that were mrdy used 

In Utica, NY. The syxtvnr invulved were cluuedng the files containing 

rows of lub Gles that grew to hold cards olten used. Sullivan found that 

over 2D0,000 35nsm _crofilm aper- the clerks had been looking lor only 

ture cards on which the plant records 17 percem of the cards over 80 per- 

Bs engineering drawings, pans lists cent of the time. 

and test specifkaGnns. Handled by Afler extensivc research into vadseven 

ekrks wlw ser.ice over 1,500 was automatic retneval systems and 

requests for cnpies per, sveek, the sys- making eff,ciency studies of their op 

tem saved both time and space. eration, they purchaud a GAF.7D00 R 

But there was one drawback. The Document Retrievxl System. The syseards 

Iwd to be retricved and refiled tem conslsts of ahree basic cumpo• 

manually. For a typical reqoest, an nents:ane•ncoderforencodingcards; 

employee would come to the request a retriever for holding the cards; and a 

wlndow at he print disuibution cen- controller for retrieving the cards. 

ery^d h^q d tI^ lerJf, {,nenJ^ 

^kucSs3lor lkopi bf zl(1+rti4yar crtgicring 

drawing or drawings. All tire 

cards wrre seqoentially Licd within 

Data entry for encoding and re- 

gtrlcTg 

âccomplished through a 

10-keq keyboard on the cnntrollcr. 

The .,it to be encoded is placed on 

r and the den- 


4 50269 8631 

Aak+FaiCl'+y,inrJrr„Lui.rnacMwrattan + 

,n..w,.• ^„a a w„a.,•n.^ „ne ni n.• m e•sr 

a mvtNrenienrfi4w. ! 

controllc+keyboard. and if the card is 

in the retiicval unit. it will be automatically 

ejected in about si, secords. 

Now, only four clerks are needed to 

handle the system. according to 

Sullivan. 

Since about 17 percent of the files 

constitute the most active urds that 

are stored in th,: retriever files, 

Sullivan found that the requested

De Haan, D. Dleron9 

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.ZYZ G-_ . . i 

J. A. ICO7.ULIS, I:uccrc! Ln6orntorics, Jos. SchL}a Brncing Co., aliLaandcc, IPis., 

P. D. If.lY\C" and J. CU7.\filt, ColYcc Dia., Nolrico, /nc., ddi6uauE

. .. •a^ri^:. 

Sanaabaugh, A. J., Jr. 

A NEV T3CI'.NIQUE FOR DSTERHIGIHC THE Pll 

OF NFiOLE TUbACCO SMOKE, by A. J. Seasabucgh, 

Jr. sad R. H. CundlfY 

Tobacco Chvmiois' Research Confecenee, 2C.h, 

:.:i..:•;:.•.;':.^ PF@9Yti:.4:4usbon-Sa'Ica;:.N,Cr. •;:19 pasds'••'.:>:-.., 

(Hovember 1466) 


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IMIlETM=9179EUDIUMMJRIN(I 

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- 

- WILLIAM A. TIINDAK 

On military lcave from Foote. Cone and Relding; now with the 

Television Development and Applications ]tranch, 

Army Pictorial Ccnter, Long Island City, N. Y. 

ttE advcrtiser has always had a very 

Treal and natural reason for being concerned 

with the results of his particular 

eommunication-the effectiveness of his 

advertisement Whenever possible, lie has 

been concerned especially with pre-evaluatfng 

a campaign before having to incur 

substantial media and production costa 

Depending on the objectives of his advertising 

(other than the all-important 

but rather difficult-to-pin-down aim of 

increasing sales in the long run), the adecrtiser 

has a number of ways open to him 

i2attfy'pltf'g 14 tnf4'u(y at,Q pt9at adt Q 

elusive c wractenstte of "e(feetiveness. 

He might notc how deeply his campaign 

a new technique called the.remantic diJ- 

(erential, currently being used successfully 

in the field of experimental semantics, 

clinical psychology, aesthetics, and 

public opinion polling. 

. TnESENAKr1CDIFFERENTt.*L 

Development and Exptanation of the 

Technique 

Prevalent in the thinking of most soeial 

psychologists today is the tendency to 

consider attitudes as "infcrred states of 

readiness to react in an evaluative way in 

support of or against a given stimulus 

situation:'° "1-hcrcforc, a person, an issue, 

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CHRCrfATOGRAPHIC AHALYSTS/ :4AS9 SPECY•P.OWRY/ 

PROTEII»--C4RC4ffiTOCRAPhY/ PROT6IK5--3T.°.L'CTOEE/ 

edited by 

A. Niederwieser 

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G. Pataki 

azrbor ann science publishers inc. 

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Feshbach and Adam Fnczek h. . 

Seymour FaA6ach 4 profrwo•'ond 

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at the UnlnerNty of California. Lot 

Angrkr. He It caoulhor of Televi:ion 

and Aggresslon with R. Singrr. 0 Adam 

Fracuk U profnror of rpecbl yduwtion 

and of prychology at the butltutr of 

(Eda1 

PqlA.Aogy of the Untorrrtty of Warrata 

Âggression and Brhavior ChangeOA'^ an Poknd. He 4 interestrd in the rok 

Biologieal and Social PromserQ' '. .. ^^_ of tltuarional and prmooahty fadon in 

New York: Pneger, 1979. 810 pp. 

724.95 n-Pff3N8F1CH^3 ► ''t.: 

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tAe mechan4mr of aggnuroe heluofor, 

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oggrrulon and the modificutbn of 

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Rknchard, profegro. of prycholegy at 

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recretary of the lnterAatbna! Soctrty 

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Interesled In the Wology of emotton, 

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Kogan, I. S.; Kushnir, I. L. 

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iTabak (USSR) 1973 (No. 4) 18-25 (1973) (in Russian - complete En3liah 


/Y.inear programminR provides a method for the productionof optimal. 

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Vol. 1, Tio. 1, Nov./Dec. 1976 

77 I Te 17MTEC^'^^ Di. ,.'A^reference periodical of new technical p 

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new technical producfs and 

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Suite801,1105MarkelSlreet,Wilminglon,Delaware19801.EdwinGolin,pubfisher;ErncslJ. 

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roreîgn.: 

F4echnology Clearing House, Inc.,1976 (All rights of reproducYon and translallon in any 

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Biochemislry 

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Computers ' 

^ ' Electrical Engineering 

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Graphics 

Materials 

Medical/Technology • 

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Metallurgy • ^. 

_ . . . . . _ Nuclear Engineering 

Cceanography, 

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, B. FERBER aod° G. 9CHNAKENBERG 

ÛS. Bureae of Mioes, P.O. Bo: 18070, Pituburgb, PA 15236 

Employee health problema, such • respiratory effects of 

' exposure to nitrogen dioxide (N02) and nitric oxide (NO), have 

prompted the development of new technelogy for personal monitorfog 

of toxic guePrevalent in underground mines vhere diesel 

equipment is used. NO2 and NO levela can be analyzed by chemi- 

1uê nes enp/ detaqtor tuyes, impingera or area mwnitora. 7'heae 

0 anYlytâlietfi2ds) hovevlr,do not reflect individual employee 

eapuaurn during an eight-hour vorkshift, expre sed as Time 


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Cinci:vati, Ohio 

September, 1970 

.. rarp6 El1besuperfnteua.n{olDZa¢

The Tobacco Instltute, 

80 

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S.P. 3 T^^mePEQAJ-9aa(* 

Jeffrey St. John is a Mutual Network news 

commentator, syndicated columnist for the ^'1'ê^^1.^^6- 

Panax Newsserulce and the author of several 

pubhshed works on domestic and foreign a(- 

(alrs. He is the winner of two Emmy awards 

and the George Washington Medal of Freedom, 

Freedom's Founda:(ons, Valley Forge, 

- Pennsylvania. Formerly, he was a CBS Spec- • _ 

trum commentator and an NBC-TV Today. A Speech By Jeffrey St. John 

Show business correspondent. He has contributed 

regularly over the years to the edttorial 

pages of the notion's leading newspap 

ers, among 

them The New York Times , 

The Washington Star, The Wall Street Journal, 

The Chicago Tribune, Long Island Newsday 

and The Los Angeles Times. . 

Winter Meeting, The Tobacco Institute 

February 29, 1930 

Marco Island, Florida 

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A 1T-"4 Til'AY,v. lfiL;T 1f/.$]EI'MI;iiJ3 TODAC00 

UliInU;;? 

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50269 8646 

S1 P. ^flgRlOîlZ^t^-$18oSS^^ .. 

ycitscbri(t fUr Physik, I3d.131, S. f7-27 (f9Sf)^"- 

7uitschriII fiir 1>bysik, lid. 131, S. 130-135 (1951). 

7•citschrllt f9r Physik, Bd. 133. S. 647-660 (1952). • . 

Die im 1. Teilt abgelcitete thermische Zustandsglcichung wird im 11. Teil durch 

Enceiterung des Korrespondenzprinzips nochmehr veraligemeinert. Dadurch wird 

einc weiterc genaue Zustandsglciclmng gefimden, die filr alle p, V. T-Werte und alle 

Case gultig ist,• gleichgilltig ob sie im kritischen Punkt assoziiert oder nicht 

assoziiert sind, oder Wdie kritistlicn Daten durch die \ullpunktsenergic verzerrt 

oder nicht verzerrt wcrden. Die so aus dem Korrespondenzprinzip abgeleitete. 

thermische Zustandsgleichung ist, trotz ihrer Einfachheit, a11en bisher bekann 

gewordenon Zustandsgleichungen sowoh] qualitativ wie quantitativ nicht unerhebiich 

ilberlegen. 

;(n fruhcren zwei Verattentllctiungen+,• nat der Verlasser zwei Zuslandsgleichungen 

`bekanntgegeben, die durch richtige Auswertung des sog. „Korrespondenzpririzips", 

^,ras an dessen Ersetzung durch ein „Ahnlichkcitsprinzip" bei realen Gasen fuhrt, 

,gefunden wurden. Diese z%vei Zustandsglcichungen waren bereits allen bisherig 

^bekanntgewordenen Zustandsgleiohungen nicht unerheblich 'dberlegen. Die konsequcnte 

Weiterfuhrung des in 1.' veroffentlicbten Gedankengutes fuhrt an eioer 

allgemcinsten thermischen Zustandsgleichung, die in dieser Arbeit abgelcitet ivird. 

fDiese aligemeinste thermische 7.ustandsgleichung mdrd mit DfeBwerten zwischen 

)kleinsten und h6chsten Drucken verglichen und volist3ndige Ubereinstimmung 

' ^ y . znischen Nessung und Rechnung gefunden. 


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76, IIj . .Re1-76 

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S.P. 

l;ine nene therniiscLe 7.nstandsoleichnng 

der Gase und Fliissiglceiten: 

- - - 11fit 5 Abbildungen. . . . . . 

(Eingelangt am 26. Mai 1953. Vorgelegt in der Sitsung am 25. Juni 1953.) 

Eino rechnorisch bequem zu handhabendo Zustandsgleichung 

mit vier Stoffkonstanten wird anf ihre Brauchbarkeit fur die 

quantitative Darstellung des Produktes pP und der Boyie- 

Temperaturen von Wasser, sowie der .1lohv1irmen Cy von Stickstoff 

used Ii;ohlendioxyd als Funktion aas Druckes, schlieBlich 

der Iliolwitrme Cn des \'l'assers als Funktion dor Temperatur 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0.4 9 6 6. 


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f.d4a urr^ . - . , 

76 III ReI-76 -_- 

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TIICn170D1'\:1\IIQUIi. -,^'nr unc notttr/IC CI/nntron rl'rl^z r/c.t •.^,n:. 

Nolc (') dc M. .fosr.rn Ill.,te.x, f,rescntee par \I. Gusiare lii6and. 

L< 

\ran der \\r, - ..^r.°Ti:r ntt. ^'tor, r,c'•il':,^=^2'77 

rtc 

p:V,, ^ 7urt yr, Vr, and T.,rr thr r:t. p,cssurc, "ot., nnd tour ClaUlir une 

uation d'Ctaitcmp..,rsy..snm,con>Lror,ugas^_s.t,nus:,pyroe.sivcn 

q by u,c empirical rqu,tion I- 298 los (..{I), „1:crc luise 7lssez hien 

qualitativemcn Af is Le of. wl. ond or the drbrcc of assocn. To:¢cnunt vuc qnantilatif 

cllc estiuarrli mr.n.arorc•'hs:, mrro^^l:.inw 

.yroroscdcan,l:onof,t,tr(r+r(Y-n» (r-) W061 onE biep 

essayc d'amclit Itr:: t w.uca .,a,j.•ct to u,c conditions a,t of thc r,it. 

.yo',t the 3 rc,l r«NS of V cofncidc, ;.e ( V- V•)' - e bquntions sonl 

TesltCS d'unc as u,d tl:,t e x l:nnwn i:7cyindrntlY• nuuntitira dcri"rA 

^ fro:n lhis cyn,linn, s::rh as 11uylr tcmy. nnd presûrc dr iqucs ircaliser 

des t'qualions c, Ix.nau, r. t sv. hr,ts.,,r i„ r.ccw•nt,6 crn:cot ,unl phlsbasces 

Sllr f I 11'lllci Y^s`^'lts! It. IbiA. 1305.-\ut nnty docs each gas pusscss 

C I 1 t.,,, i:,ai,ido.,l rrit. c,ct.,r, t,:d it ,[o yo di.;d:,nt mslc ta6lcau I. 

Yan dcr \Ya t noylc u•u,v. 'nc^ couzt:. i: wc raûaton of c of ^`:^trl 

tbnt ,riW o/7r sui,et;t^nca ior n/'l:,:r cvalu::rrd aa , e V(P,V T)=0 

adlnct unc r2ci;c.ccl•t ror um,4so:nvtiou m,1 ,t+u;s t:nmcn iu,tcy.,:d. 

,troar. 'rhr cqu.,dn:, or xt,rr thns acta. Ls s,mc,ior to au 

sii

Italy - Tobacco State Monopoly 

La nuova mainfattura tabacchi di Napoli. 

(The new tobacco factory at Naples). 

Photostat of: Italian Government Pamohlct 

(in Italian with EnFlish translation) 41 

pages - numeroas illustrations. 


f^3s tC ^L/L ^G^:O r^. EUZiC fs.t:^^^ 

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_7"T• _' - RJR CLASS NO. PAPuIILGT 71 X 2a ^ • 

Zahn, Leonr,rd, Associates, Incorporated, Public Relations Counsel, 

Great Neck, N. Y., U. S. 

:..A.liSrliSLiiS4^R6YLtÊ"^'4^^`^fr^"II^1!`ft-- 

sawr 

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Zahn, Leonard, Assoc., Inc., Pub. Relations Counsel, News Release, 

Great Neck, Y. Y. (Nov. 9, 1971) (in Englisu) 

0 4 xI;1Q Nd! fl, 0 94*9.A. 9 

Tobacco medicine: 


1 

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TryI 

^^•^ 5ute Q^ ^ 

MbYlAmeSr^'• . 

1Yi?a, I, 

0 S'CUA FFT')X"xL:IE Al I`:DtiSi?XA TUTL17pLUI 

(PAEP.ZC1REt. iUTiXrM-JZ 0:!ti:.:1=7.A:•:). 

(New cotracco ¢ecSnolos9 ^ ìnufact•,ue of 

recorstlb_nd o-e'uscco oF.eeC.) 

' Ir.^3.'+(?i+».;rF; "1'iech5se t`l^geEalO ;1959 '(h3. 4t^ • • . 

„I3°..41 (4`^;+}•)• e 1nF,u.^::ii:i:} :. :.,ti i^.J.: V:^.po.-ed 

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50269 8652 

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International Scientific Tobacco Congress, 

2nd, Brussels. 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL 

SCIENTIFIC TOBACCO CONGRESS, JUNE 1958. 

Fedetab - Tabex 58, Brussels, 1958 

(Published 1959) - In English and French. 


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50269 8653 

Wood,D, (ed,); 

RJR CLASS NO, TCXTBOOK keF, Gi 123 Cr 

4YItQ$WWDME8?k19'l9, 1982, 

An interedition eupplenent to TRADE NANES DICTIONARY 

Cale Research Co,.Detroit, NI,(IN ; ENG,) 

ISM = 6180 

0 4 11 0 n 0 04 9 7 2 


RC 

681 

Ba 

1981 

DIET AND DISEASE/CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE/ 

LIPIDS--METABOLISM/ 

CURRENT TOPICS IN NUTRITION A D DIS AS V UM / 

50269 8650 

^. NEW TRENDS^ IN EN^JTIÎTfON, ^ 

- LlPiD RESEARCH;'AND 

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES 

EDITORS 

Nloolfs O. Barin 

LSU Eye Center 

Sctrool o/ Medicine 

Louiaiene State Unlversny 

New Orleane, Louisiana 

Rodolto PaolaHl 

IstUcto di Farmaculopia a dl Farmacopnoals 

Universit6 di Milano 

Milan,ltaly 

Jemez M.Iaeono 

Ollice Of Human Nutrition 

Sclence end Educrtion Atlminlslntien 

United Stalea Depanmenl of Aprlculture 

Wa0Inpten,D.C_..__,_____ 

o< il n n cl u4:' 7-; 


ASSOCIATE EDITORS 

HaydAa E.Pasoualds BWn 

LSU Eye Center 

Scnoot of Mediqne 

Louleiana State Univenlly 

New Orlaana, Loulslana 

Elena B. RodrlBuez da Turco 

and Telrna S. Alonao 

mstnmc de Imesnpecbnee Bicpvlmlcas 

Univeraldad NeCiontl Gel Sur 

Cone

50269 8655 

RJR CLASS NO, TEX7ROOK BP 30 Hi 1982 

Wi:Lrootte,J. (ed.); 

Gabriel,E, (ed.); 

Mendlewicz,J. (ed.); Eerner,P. (ed.); 

dENEW.':;TRtNWV'IN'SUYCIDE PREVENTION. 

Bibliothece Psychiatrica,No. 162. 

S. Karqer.New York, NY.32.(IN ; ENG.) 

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50269 8657 . . ; Il Ir%!!R.NFHrTRiER SrocNASTiQ MooEL OF BRbW 

Aa .. 

,,^dIOICH'.'• 

(? ,:^ Q 0 ; (l 0 04 9 7 6 

ASker, Davtd A, 

THE Nk1J-TRI6L STOCNASTSG MODEL 

OF EqANa cNoicE 

Mtn;gaeuct ScSu+c..e IZ q95-450 4971.) 


50269 8650 . 

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^âaw.tr9aaec>bertdc in 6o4eacn eeads. 

VI Naz Nada, P.inosuin. 

A new ti1'Ssaoeh9ride in fiobae4o 9eCO1Sj î 

Etnosu-ke 4ada and Kyojf Yamazaki, 

^r-. ^ &,^, ^hdnt Sa ., ST21id4^ ^1/ r 

^7$CZ95! 

.2ri Lr^gi tsta` ` ' : 


S0269 8659 


Kohno, N.; Matsuo, T.; Yamaguchi, Y.; Saito, R,; Sato, K.; Tomaru, Y. 

*(no affil.)* 

STU)ES ON ALUNP.:U`1 PHOSPHIDE AGAINST STORED TOBACCO INSCCTS. (III) 

AN APPLICATION jjiST OF ÈNfYi'i-":1LliFfINUM 1'HOSPHIDF„°""" 

SembiiKoaia Chuo Kenkya Ilokoku 1974 (No. 116) 35-42 (1974) 

(in Japanese - complete Fnglish translation availab.)e) 

*Yeyvords:* aluminum phosphide, tobacco, additive. 

II Nnr, 

d r- 1, L 1 rv 1 h 11 c .^ II 1 i11.n:n. 

p1o.,1 f 'J I s - I I 1 f"m',6oa 

, pii1 ul:nn 1 ] h f 

(; "() 0 n() 0 "1 9 7 A 

d ou^ nJ.r lw.li n Il,e i.

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710 Ncuc \:r,: ru cincr umwclcirtu::dli

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50269 8661 

73 XI Fo -77 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PA}IPHLET 73 XI Foi-77 

Benson Redges (Canada) Limited, Nontreal, Can. 

NEW TYPE CIGARETE LAUtiCt:ED IN QUEBEC. 

Benson Hedges (Can.) Ltd., Necrs Release, Montreal, Can. (1977) (in 

*Abstr. in: Globe Hail, 1977, p. D-4 (July 6, 1977)* 

:,-gcn s o n and Hcd-csj ^^Hedgcs, according'to Usviti 

(Canada) Ltd. of Nonlrcall d.eckic, company spokcsman, 

has launched a new kind ot becaase thecioarctisblendodl 

cigaret in . Puc'xe thal' scith lighl early maturing 

. promrses to stv up Ihel . totacco and lhus needs no 

a I r e a d y conipetiticc hi^h 

^ fillralicn segrnrnt of Ina 

7 market. ^ 

The producl, ralted Tahoe 

^ l.cocr, ropresents a major 

_brcaklhrou^h for' Eenson aud 

t 3z,, r; o ii, ( fo, v i-; n 

• 

sqd:islicaled Gllering derice 

]Ike the ones found in ol'ner 

'•brands mzrkcted i^ the tu^h 

i"dlrnlion se^mrnl./ = 


50269 8662 

li ^1 ) 0 r1 f) 0 9 5i ^ 

{PpSN88ii.ÔR;G&QUV7CP E RI - 

AtT)'RI?PlQM.METTiOD . 

Fedorovskli, D. V. 

A NEW TYPE OF CONTAINER FOR GROWTH 

EXPERIMENTS AY THE SEPARATED NUTRITION 

METHOD. 1956 (Card 2) 

Translation of Novya tip sosudov dlya 

vegetatatslonnykh opytov po metodu izolirovannogo 

pitaniya, from Fiziologiya rastenii, Vol. III, 

No. 1, pp. 90-93, 1956. 


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N,inneapolis, Kinnesota 55406 

for the . . :.^ _. t. .:.^. 

ENV7RODM.TAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

Project ik17020 EPA 

Contract 1,14-12-587 

October 1970 

Fer uN Ly Itia Si. erinteed

50269 8665 

AGRICULTURL AND STATI^ -U.S./ _ 

1765 Co 

1974 

_ V Cl ' ^^ 

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^ û^l^ti}qd 

R g A Statement on Nationad t'olicg by 

E^^'°"^ theResearchandPolicV Cammittee 

October1974 

of the Committee 

for Econovlic Deuclopmeret 

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50269 8667 I NEV USES AND HMA6EMiNT IMPL2G1TLD11S OF 

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78 XI Adl-81 

S.P. 

Newi..way.. 

to. Check 

Ad^ Performance. 

A radically new method of checking ad performance is creating 

inlerest in industrial advertising circles. Designed for use In the 

chemical industry, the Cumulative Cue Technique shows promise 

of beiqg a,Iaptaba t fithVeGd of c 7sufner;odverftsing, too. 


new concepls 

in solids processinp 

palutonlYA[f 

► ATTERSON-KEEEEY AD 

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SUE6[ SORQIUM may one day join sugar beets and sugarcane as a ma]or 

source of crystalline sugar as a result o U.S. Department of Agr-culture 

(USDA) research. 

50269 8670 

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE 

Picture Story No. 250 April 1972 

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78 XI Adl-B1 

S.P. 

In: Advertising Management(Selected . Readings) 

1965 ' 

by Harper W. Boyd, Jr; Joseph W. Newman, 

k-c^rd i D. Irwin, Inc. ^"d-- yGJC 

A PIONEERING EXPERIMENT IN ASSESING ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS By Thomas E. -Coffin 

NEW WAYS TO ANALYZE BRAND-TO-BRAND COMPETITIOH;' by Albert C. Rohloff 

0 .^, (? 0 n Q 0

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I I 50269 8672 

ANAf.Y7.ISC B11ANf)-TO-BRAA'D CO.1!PF.TIT10V 2% 

19. NEN WAYS TO ANALYZEP, 

BRAND-TO-BRAND COMPET1T10Nrr; 

78 Xi Ad1'79 

Alberf C. Ro4fo/J• 

the sarurN part of thiu pnper, to 111ustrate such an Intenshe avi, 

sle, w will dnacr,he how the basle K::chn brand ewlteh:ng mal 

!na b

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XX Ne:'-11-771-73 NEM=iikte5.^T6dd+?.^qV£..AL;iLSI.G:y::w^GT±.O:iIGÂ9i{S52-0ti-PPE="lî'^T.[I..t^•• 

Traaslsticr. No. 73-I0415-11A (1971) 8 pp. 

:mislaticn No. 1005 

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CE[ALFONT TCCr1:IOLOGICAL CEI7TF.E, GERRARDS CROSS, BL'CNS. 

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'Quolity Senrinar-' for 

food editors revcnls 

cotnpauy is iustnllin 

new Ifl t r[/ f ilt r(!t f oll 

s•9rstefli at Stoc%tou, 

111., whey tfTfit 

CHICAGO, /wg. 2: Aggressivc 

research in whey proJucts for 

use in baking and olhcr foods was 

/F'I 

empllasizerl by company officials 

at a recent "Quahty Scmin,ar" for 

food cclilors hcld at the Kr,dtco 

Rescarch and Dcvclopment facility. 

'1•ht`. IN'ofla\• prOr;l':n11, \t'tliCtr I11rlurlr:l 

n lour of Ihr Kr:rftro pilot h:ikrry 

kilnhcnc md Acurral labratorics 

in arWiliun Io:, nemin:^r, alsn inr-InJeA 

o cicit to the comlrany'x Stocklon, Ill., 

ctrresr anll \rllrv Irl:u;ls. 

Prclrin whcy rrfrert ronring 

Nrw rlcvcloPrr.cnls rcrc:JeJ Juring 

TI1CfChiUIdISCCS & hilti(jlCfs of Cf}i1ti•y Cffl1 (JI•i[I115 

lll nrCbl'i1Sili1 i2tifl ItullSilS 

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liraflco is inslallinL; an ullrnfillr:rlion 

xyslt•rn at Ihc \vhry unit :iL S(oc•klon. 

Slanlcp Osri, nalional salex tnaoOr.rr 

for inrloslrial Irroduclx, on ryrlcstinninp 

by Ihc foo\I crlilors, rrvealcd that Ihr 

xyslcm is inlr^ndrd lo ProducC a wlrey 

extracl prolrin xhnil:nto that prodorud 

by olhr•r cnmprinirs. It it gmlrrally 

hclicvr

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CULI\'AR1' AHTS I\S7ITUTE 

Melanie Dci'roJt. Dierc'or 

WCJ!iL^ IÎJClI^_>H7NG 


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A New Yello ►v Hybrid from luwri 

A new expcrimental yellow popcorn hybrid developed 

by the Agricultural Experiment Station 

at Ames is being tested by numerous popcorn 

growers. Dr. W. I. Thomas and Dr. J. C. Eldredge, 

Iowa State College Agronomists, have done the 

breeding work on this newhybrid. 

In addition to being as early as older yellow 

popcorn hybrids, Iowa 4258 is more lodging resistant 

than the older Iowa hybrids. In addition, it 

has less ear dropping when the corn dried below 

18 per cent moisture in the field. 

50269 8677 

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STATE. 

50269 8678 

R.1K CLASS NO. PADiPHLET 75 X1 Ru 

Rutsch, E. S. 

*(no affi).)rr 

S:-IDRI6G TECiKOLOGY OF THE ABORIGIHIiS OF THE IROQCOIS AREA OF Wkw 

Assoc. Univ.I'ross, 252 p. (1973) (in English) 

*ALscr. (11ooR) in: Amer. Anthrap. 77 (No. 2) 453-55 (1975)*{. 

*1975, No. 115, ld 5554't *d* 

Tobacco econondcs: 

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AEF. 

150 Q Sp 

1974 

SPECIAL LIORARIES DIRECI'ORY 

OF GREATER I?'yEW YO3K 

ThtrtecntA EEition 

Speetni LiLrarke Msxiatlcn 

tier York Chupler 

1974 


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NEW YORK--TOBACCO/TOBACCO--NEW YORK/TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC./ 

COVINGTON & BURLING, prepared for/TOBACCO--SMOKING--FAVORABLE LITERATURE7 

TOBACCO INDUSTRY--U. S./TOBACCO--CONSUMPTION--U. S./U. S. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS/ 

79 XI UnI-81 

RJR CLASS N0. PAMPHLET 79 XI Unl-81 

Uciv. Pearmylvania, Wharton Applied Research Center; Wharton Econometric 

Forecasting Associates, Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. 

A STUDY OF THE U. S. TOBACCO INDUSTRY'S ECONOMIC 

CONTRIBUTION TO THE STATE AND COUNTIES OF NEW YORK 1979. REPORT SUMMARY. 

Univ. Pa., Wharton Appl. Ree. Cent.; Wharton Econometric Forecasting 

Assoc., Inc., Phlledelphia, Pa., 62 p. (July 1980) (in English) 

In 1979 the U. S. tobacco industry contributed economically to New 

York through three of the industry'e "core sectors": tobacco manufacturing, 

intermediate distribution (wholesaling and manufacturing sales activities), 

and jetaqiq8/vQndi,g,aa,,vell as thôugh suppliers' or support industries' 

productiîn bf CJdnte neda,,plaAtie^film,Uadvertieing, and media and 

promotion.... 


50269 8682 

.^ 

2Y+0y 

-P ^ n n t; .r3 ;; u 0 1 

t2ew York AcaQnmy-_--M.d:cines 

c; 

aiwtS, Ce0v$e• 

IbBACCA AND HFALT}l, by Ge.orge Samas and 

TheodbceAosenthal (EdsJ 

OR p . . ,. . : 

1962 

Eheck.s Q ..Thonss, Sprlrgkiald, ..îtinol.S', ;. 


50269 8683 

AIR----^^ÔLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/NITROGEN OXIDES/CAR80N MONOXIDE/ 

AIR--{POLLUTION--PARTICULATE 11ATTER/AEROSOLS/ 

TOBA(jlCO--SMOKING-- PUBLIC/ 

RA 

576 

Ne 

1981 

SECONDSERIES DECEMBERI9M VOL.}'.x0.10 

BULLETIN OF THE"NP,^.S(!4tlRK 

}IEONTENTS 

C/ 

r/SYMPOSIUM ONSALTH ASPECTS OF INDOOR 

AIR POLLUTION 

n The Subeommitl

RJR CLASS NO. TEXT6000 QP 772 Ne 1980 50269 8684 

*NAULTork;Acadeny,.of,Sciencee.Levander,O.A. .... . . .. 

(ed.); Cheng,L. 

(ed.).' 

MICRONUTRIENT INTERACTIONS: VITAMINS, MINERALS, AND HAZARDOUS 

ELEMENTS. 

Annals of the New York Acadeny of Sciences,Vol. 355. 

New York Acadeny of Sciences.New York, NY.80.(IN ; ENG.) 

ISN = 2856 

0400()005)003 


'^ 50269 8685 

New Yerk Acadgay_ofScinntxe.. Anf>a18,a^r;, 

a..: 

^^-'-- 

Hiolvmine.SCFnce, by R. Nenton i?•Ircey land others. New 

Yurk, The Acadcmy, 1 J481 

327-482 p, Iltus. 24 cm. (Annnls of the New York .icndew)' of 

Sciences, Y. 49, ert.3) 

This eerleg of pnpers In the result of n Conference on 13iclumlnoeeenrc 

hed LY the ^.tt•rlnn of 6I,doFtof lhe'••e`.v York A-tcr., o( 

\C;ee,CP3, \(xE+ulrec S. 70.'Q" 

, „ .. ' PqoAplAreacenec.-.^. r;Sf4rvey;M.dnivridT-P:rfun,''^. ri:': 

nference on 131,4,i,utnescent'e, New Ynrk, i3nl. 

Yurk AcnACmp of vciPncea. .1nw,ls, V. 4J, nrt. 3. 

(Serlex; Now 


112v: Yo;;kyAemJaarp;e$Sei^7A^.'s'^ A^^" 

Basic odor research correlation, New York, 

New York academy of Sciences, 1954. 

260 p. (Annals of the New York Academy of 

Sciences, vol. 58, Art 2.) 


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50269 8687 

TS 

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New Yerk Acedemy eF Selen 

CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF NICOIINE AND 

SMOKING, 

Annals of the Nevy York Acndemy of Scfences 

1-344 (Septeniber 27, 1950) 

SerieCof'pap'"efa`PYesente&aE'g''confeienoe=••^ •'+•'. 

on Naroh 24=26,` 1960. '' " • 


^

50269 8688 

TOBACCO--SMOKINC--HEART, EFFECT ON/S"!OKINC AND HFALTH/ HFART--DISF,ASF.S/ 

77 R Ne 

t 

ANNALS OF THE ,.Y9WACADFJIII;,OF,^SpENCE0 

EPIDEJIIOLOCICAL ASPECTS OF:CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE 

Consu(tinq tor 

' • ERNEST L. YNDER . • 

Editor l/emging Ed'tar 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE 

Mis`9'^^, R' ;IPAGES879-960 

AUTHORS 

ERNEST L. WYNDER Uloderator), D. M. BERHSON, J. CORNFIELD, 

T. R. DAVBER, F. GRANDE, Y. HALL, J. D. HUNTER, A. KAGAN, 

W. B. KANNEL, W. MILLER, S. OKINAKA, N. REVOTSKIE, S. H. 

RII7ZLER, G. SCHETTLER. J. STAMLER, AND Q. D. YOUNG 

0 40 n 0 0 0 7 NEW YORK 

PUBLISHED BY IIIE ACADEMY 

AuCust 29. 196 


STANLEY SILVERZWEIO

50269 6689 

SPONTANEOUS CANCER IN.ZOO„AND LABORATOEY ANINALS/ 

PREVALENCE & TYPES OF CANCEP, INyDO:EESTIC ANL'81LS:CO;TARATIVE ONCOLOCY/ 

LEUF:F.NIA--ETIOLOGIC AND EPIZOOTIOLOGIC ASPECTS/ 

0 4t10 

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262 

Ne 

1963 

00 

CANCER--ANITNLS/ANISIALS--DISEASES 6 PESTS/ 

AXNALS QF THEjXE'LA'0R 1CCADEr1,11-0IA•6CIE\GES 

15PI7,OOTIOLOGT OF C.INCER IN ANI)IALS 

0 5 0 0 8 

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Cauuultirq Edilol 

I1ANS I1ÊIEA 

T',di1ol - 

I1ASOID B. W3UPiIE 

NEW YORK 

PLBLISlIED BT TOE dC.IDE.VY 

S-Drr 1, 1961 


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QP 

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1CxmITm PJ[s^,sJ.lu1 ^ +. zc, r vG3 

Volume 110 %akm.,A ^

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1963 He 

HUMAN BODY/ 

50269 8691 

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ANNALS OF THE $h'^6It^ /CCADEMIYOI^SGIi NCE§^l 

]IyTS3ji2IYd^PXi^s'425 301$^Sept. 26, 1963 

BODY COMPOSITION 

PwtI # PART'II 

Consufttng Editor 

jos>z Baohc 

Avmnos+ 

Taser Bnohm Ai.v A. IL BaL,= (Conference C.oehetrmenl_ W. E. 

Editor Managtng Edttor 

Hanou E. Wmaru Srea= Sa.vtazwna 

4 OLO 0 0 U U 1 

NEW YOax 

PLBLISHED BY THE ACADEJfY 

Baptember28.19BJ 


/

1 50269 8692 

BREAST CANCER/NAl4fOGRAPIIY/RADIATION-INDUCED CANCER/ 

CANCER--BREAST/CANCEP.--CAUSATION BY RADIATION/ 

LUNGS-CANCF.R/ 

ANNALS OF THETiQQCQ^^^ 

'"- ypLbiiMlÎjsll^2 PAaES 717-I OBJ 

Aprll 2, 1964 

RC 

Editor Managi Ediror 

261 Ne 

1964 

HAROLDE.WHIPPLE MARVI SPITZER 

UNUSUAL FORMS AND ASPECTS OFWANCER IN MAN• 

Conrolring Editor 

N. HENRY Moss 

CONTENTS 

1 Ininvln.inrv R.m..k. A. N H.v -./ . 

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ANNALS OF THE,REWM$ Ml§1GI1T._'SIrSCItNt!E3t 

QP 

801 Ne 

PACSS 851-1165 

1965 

July 31, 1965 

Editor Auociale Edilor 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE PAUL E. VAN REYEN 

f 

CHEMISTRY AND 11IETABOLIS\I OF L. AND D'LACTIC ACIDS• 

ConJerenttCochairmen 

MYRON BRIN ROBERT H. DUNLOP 

CONTENTS 

^ Y 1,6 lTtrodctouRlarlS Bt ItT fRIN ..................................... 651 


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11

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ANNALS OF THE NEtiY`,YORKÂCADEMY OE SCI,ENCES,+ 

Editor 


Voi.ti99.120; ART;,2j PAaES 807-1024 

July 14, 1965 

Anonale Editor 

ROBERT MOREA 

Mancyinp Editor 

MARVIN 1. SPITZER 

HOME MEDICATION AND THE PUBLIC WELFAREe 

ConJerenee Chairman 

CHESTER S. KEEFER 

CONTENTS 

Home Etedication and Puhlic Welfere: Introductory Remarke. By CMESTER 

B. HEEFER ..........:.............................................. 809 

^ Oelf-QIp:.7he fltelhtena7Wari BY hfORais FIsxeeiR ...................... 811 

The Hiatory of Self•medieation. By CHeUNCEY D. LExtcE.................. 816 


0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 4 

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ANNALS OF THE,NEHL,YORK'ACìtDEMY OF SCIENCL5F 

x9Ffl+tb-^121^;î ,;y^ PAGES 651-958 

March 24, 1965 

Edilar Managing Editor 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE MARVH! 1. $PITiER 

AuodaleEdilor 

MARY LOVISE BYRD 

RESPIRATORY FAILURE- 

Honorary Chairman 

H. C. A. I..LSSEN 

Con/erence Cochairmen 

GAERIEL G. NAHAS AND DAVIS V. BATES 


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.^: 

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ANNALS OF THEfMV=79/.DF^X QF,SCIENCFSi 

571-834 

May 28, 1965 

Editor Managing Editor 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE MARVIN I. SPITZER 

Associate Edttor 

ROBERT MOREA 

THE LASER• 

• Conference Cochairmen 

LEON GOLDMAN AND JOSEPH WEDER 

CONTENTS 

Introductory Remarks: Lasers and Free Electron Amplifiers. By J. WEBER ... 571 

Eacitation and Inversion Mechanisms in Gas Lasers. By W. R. BeRaErr, in.. 579 

0'uee Stgus ,OLiqrid izsers. By A. LEraPteRt ......................... 596 


F,

:... ; 50269 8697 

ACTIVATION OF EXPER3HENTAL AND CLINICAL I..OLOGIC DISEASES BY 

X-IRRIDATION ANDtfS}.'IZATING AGENTS/ . 

EFFECT OF DRUGS ON DRUG-T'^'fABOLIZING NZYT'ES/ 

DRUG-INDUCED CI:,INGES INATEROID 31F.TAALfLISM/ 

METABOLISM OF DRUGS IN RELATION TO/CAP.C ENICITY/ 

RELATIONSHIP OF DRUG bViTABOLISMhEGLOBIN/ 

EMBRYOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS I1: ERATOLOGY/ 

RM 

300 

No 

1965 

ANNALS QF THEv^m^ 

UMQ^MKIW 

MbuncilA27,`l15c%Sry P.wES 1-366 

Editor 

HMOLDP WHIPPLE 

Merch 12, 1965 

,ManngtngEditur 

M vwI.SP Ea 

EVALUa77ON ANII btECIIANISUS OF ItUG OXICITY• 

Conference ChoLnun 

J.J. BVRNS 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0^^ I G 

CONTENTS 


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QD 

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0 4 0 0 0 0 

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ANNALS OF THE If$^y7ÔRlZ.'ACADEIilY..OF SCIENCEyti 

.... . . _ .. . 

I 

,M@M}A7i5„;AMkM PAOES 1-248 

May 28, 1965 

Editor A.eraiure Editor 

}LUDLDE.WHIrrLE HURDHIrrtmns 

INDUSTRIAL SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF 

ORGANOIIETALLICS• 

Conference Cochairmen 

WILLIAMS. CONSIDINE AND MINORU TSVTSUI 

.:OONTENTS 

Optain^ Remtrka. By Wutuw J. Consiomnt .NO Mnww Tsvnol .__ 3 

AR3r6Wn (Aryittioo) of MetLL Halides with O.tanomeWlicll By W. J. Consmwe_ 

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ANNALS OF THE 

BODY FLIiIDS/ 

• ^' . . CES 249-772 

Edifor 


Managing Editor 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE HURD HUTCHINS 

FORMS OFVATER IN RIOLOCIC SYSTEMS• 

CnnJeren ce Coch a i r mes 

JOSEPH F.SAUNDEHS and JOHN E. FLYNN 

CONTENTS 

Introductory Remarks. BY JOSErH F.SAIINDERS .......................... 251 

The Effect of Solutes on the Structure of Water and its Implications for Protein 

.. .. Structure. BY HANOLO A. ScNeRAOA ........................... :..... 253 

Hydrophobic Ifydrntion and (he Elfeot of Hydroymn Dondine Solutea on the 

Structure of lt'uter. By FEUC FRANNS............................... 277 

Diffusional Specificity in 1Vuter. BY I. RoueNT FENICNEL AND SANCEL R. 

O ION^p'IT6'... ^ 0..^..g....... . . .................................^ 290 

(^ 

^l3mt e in lVater and Aqueous Solutione. By T. C. OtcE DENa .............. 298 


RC 

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50269 8700 

COMPL*fERS--.'EDICINE/ pEART-DI SLEf'.SDES^ 

ANNALS OF THE^9^R'A A EÔ^LZENCFY 

PAGES 681440 

Editor August 6, 1965 Aasociale F.dilor 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE "I HURD HUTCHINS 

COMPUTATION FOR;QARDIOVASCULAIt RESEARCH• 

ConJerence Cochairman 

LEE D. CADY,JR.AND MENARD M. CERTLER 

CONTENTS 

lntroduttinn, By LEE D. CADY AND MENARD M. CERTLER .................. 683 

Developmont ol n Computer System torSroring and Interpretatiun d 5f inneeota 

biultiphaaic Per.unality Inventori,s in a 1ledical Clinic. By JoNN S. 

PEANSON, f{nN'AND Y. Ra)IE, 14E^1DE1J. M. SNENSON, PETE SIATAYA, 

TNONAg L. BRANNICA............................................... 684 

Psychometric Evaluatione in Cariovaacular Epidemiology. By R. B. SREREtA.e 

AND ADHIAN Al. OtlTPELD .:.......................................... 696 

Somatie "Maacldinity" a d C ronnry tieart Disrax: A Stud,v by hfeam of 

^ jjront^wn ÎÎ^hviN^. 3,u,e, p Acv.•c .vn Rn,c,un }: ilnur_JV.. _...'na 

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RH 

300 Ne 

1965 

50269 8701, ' 

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ANNALS OF THE NCEf 

ORMP30-AMM PACES 1-482 

July 30, 1965 

Editor Associate Editnr 

HAROLD E. WHIPPLE PAUL E. VAN REYEN 

ANTIVIRAL SUDSTANCES• 

GonJerence Chairntan 

ERNEST C. HERRMANN, JR. 

CONTENTS 

SECTION 1. DETEETION A.YD EVALUATION OP POTENTLIl. ANTD'IItAL DRUO! 

InM1Oductory Rcmarkf. By Eaxesr C. Ilcaxauxx, 1g. ._..._------- _._....... ._ 4 

., . P^ /Sêarehin{ for AntLivîrxl hlaleriale from Microbial Fermenlxrions. By Jonx EtuuCM 

HawAR^3. 9! Axgaar^'s A. ANUeg, AND H. E. hlaNacxr.a ..... .... .-----....__.. : 

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ANNALS OF THE AMY$jC'&PAQgM)L;Qf,i,.SCIENCEB 

April 1, 1966 

PAGES 1-274 

Editor Managing Editnr 


HURD HUTCHINS 

CURRENT CONCEPTS OFV CID-BASE MEASUREMENT• 

CABRIEL G. NAHAS 

NanororyCon/erenceChairmen 

DONARD D.VAYSLYKE 


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Edtmr-fn-ChieJ 

EDwaxn M. Werex 

September 23,1966 

Phaes 787-882 


HvxD HvrcHtNs 

ALCOHOL AND 3FOOD IN HEALTH AND DISEASE• 

73eme and Introductton. By Lonua A. Cww _ 719 

Po6tk AttOudes Reyvding Problem Drrintine uW Ptobiem Eatinr. By Rosear Sn.os 792 

The (33udW of E16ckn7 and IneBicknqr. By Gtoma Low-_ 807 

Alcohol Eaeen. By Mowa E. t]urnz !0! 

Sodolodnl Atpecta of Alcobot and Food Deviatm By lun F. Meux.r ___ 814 

Alcuhul in Health and Diuese: Some Hf¢torieal Peepecfivp- By M•ac Kniea_ 820 

8ryerlmemd Malysls of Drinking Behavior of Cbronie Alcoholia. By lacc H. 

MumuxR .uvo Nu+or K. Mruo 829 

f.Lhunl Fahon and Drintina Puterm. By Br.nur RouEcxi __ $46 

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ANNALS Of THE ^-^' O^FR^Cr W-`~M^bf-SC1ENCE$ 

0r#r=pj2SkM PACES497-1066 

February 28, 1966 

Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor 

EDWARD M. WEYEV HURDHUTCINNS 

QR Associate Editor 

431 

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PAUL E. VAN REYEN 

1966 THE BIOLOGY OF UMAN ARIATION• 

-^^ Conjerence Chairman ^-- .---^------- 

JOSEF BROIEK 

CONTENTS 

Preface. By JOSEPH F. Kuats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 501 

Aims and Background. By JOSEF BROIEK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 502 

SECnoN I. GENERAL CoNCEPTS 

0 0 Q U b U Q 3 

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Edilor-in-Chiel 

EDWARD M. WEYER 

_ PAGES 275-301 

August 26, 1966 

Associate Editor 

JANET MEREDITH SCOLL 

3AIR POLLUTION FROh(.MOTOR VEIIICLES 

By 

RALPIi 1. LARSEN 

Aaalehnt Chlnf. Fie/d Stud/ee Dteneh 

$eneging Editor 

HURD HUTCHINS 

U. S. Pvbllc Ilenlth Servlce, Dlvlalan of Alr PulluHOn 

R. A. Ta(f Sanltary Eng/neering Center, Cfncinnaft, Ohlo 

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Y6cvHE"136; AWxAW PAGES 339-378 

September 30, 1966 

Editorin-Chie! Associate Editor 

EDWARD M. WEYER JANET MEREDITH SCOLL 

00030.29 

PLANT POLY P I1 

OLS AS ANTIOXIDANTS 

FOISj.ASC01i0IC ACID 

C. A. B. CLEMETSON AND L. ANDERSEN 

NEW YORK 



ANNALS OF r.tE-NANNUMMM r 

kV^^ PACSS 4S5-486 

Editor-in-Chie( 

EDWARD At. WEYER 

December 9, 1966 

AIII POLLVTION, WIlERE AND WHEN? 

DONALD H. PACK 

Depuly Dlrecfor, Air Reaovrcea Le6owfory, 

' lnafltufe (or Afmoepheric Science, 

Snvlronmenfal Science Servlcea Adminlsfre(lon, 

Weehinginn, D.C. 


Managin¢ Editor 

1(URD HUTCN[NS

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Editor-inChie! 


Assoeiate Editor 

MARJORIE A.RUSIL 

PAGES 779$22 

STUDIES WLEUKOCYTE PUYSIOLOGYe 


HURD HUTCHINS 

PtelaCe. BY ALBBRT S. GORDON ............................................. 751 

Studies of the Humorsl Regulalioo of Leukocytes. By FREDERIC C. 

LUDWlO. MARY E. SNORB AND JOHN S. WgLLINOTON.......... 784 

Studies on the Response of Rat Lymphocytes to Phytohemagglutinin. 

ByL. IONS JOHNSON. PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN. PO•CHUEN CHAN. 

JOSIPN LOBUg. FRANCIS C. MONgTTi AND ALBERT S. 


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July 14, 1966 

Sditor-tn-Chle/ McnngingEditor 

EDWARD M. WEYER HGRO HGTCHINS 

QR 

601 NeBIOLOGICAL .1EMRRANES: RECENT PROGRESS 

1966 - 

ConruhingEdiror 

. . . . WERNER R. tAEwEN]TEIN 

CONTENTS 

The Meldin[ of M

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N"'o'vem ber.22, 1966 

Edirnr-(n-ChtrJ ManagingEditor 

EDWARDAT. WEYEB HUMHVTCHINS 

Atroelate Editor 

MARK L MCWMM 

77iE PIiYSIOLOGY OFIy{IURETIC AGENTS• 

ConJrrenrr Chairman ond Conralting Editor 

DONALD W. SELDIN 

CONTENTS 


ITS 

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'wm'tfbeit'Xây oR-S'deacu- -- 

T?!E E.F-?'MTS 0F t7IC0TINL' AND SaORIt:C ON THR 

CcNtnt',P. NCVOOS SYST:..N, by Nev York Acadcr_q of 

Sciencea, ane Ca.l C. Pfciffer 

Anr+nl.a of the :ima York Acaacay of Scicace3, 'Vol. 

142, Art. 1, 1-333. (1967) 


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49==w0;w PAGES1-671 

' March 16,1967 

Editor-in-Chie/ ManagingEditor 

EDWARD M. WEYER HURD HU7'CHINS 

AtaotiateEditnr 

MARC KRAU 

BIOLOGICAL ACTI ONS OF IMETHYL SULFOXIDE^ 

' . _ ConaulfingEdilor 

.. . CHAUNCEY D. LEAKE 

CONTENTS 

Introductory Remarka By CHAUNCEY D. LEAKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

The Chemical and Physieal Propertin of DMSO. By WARREN S. 

M AcGNLCON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Biolo^''1eal Implieetiona of DMSO Based on a Reviev of Its C6emiral Propertin. 

By DAVID H. RAA^MLCN A^DA. LAffANONI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

0 6CiTtO VMI. S A. IEN}IYIC AND PUXLIC RECPONSIaIL1T1E9IN 

^l lE EJALUATION -7 UF A NEW DNUG 


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ANNAtS OF THE40 -• ACADBW-drSCIP.NCF3^ 

ugust9, 1967 

PACee 1-382 ^ 

EdltorJn-ChteJ 

Managing Edilnr 

FmvAaoM. Waxer< MucCKtuuss 

PLANT GROWTIi REGULATORS• 

Coluu7ttng Mtor 

JBxomBP.Fn:mcs 

ConJerence Cochoinnen 

^ JauoMB F. FRCOntcs Anu Ammn C. G>:wnLe 

CONTENTS 

ieuudocloq Remub: the Fomt wd the Trep. Bl 

0 r4iL 4.1-6 03 7 

Aurln ,d the Mcehutinl Frnperties of Ne Cell WaL BY Rosur Casaum ......._...... 3 

ell-Wall Fiteovort Br J^wq A. l.ocvuei, ewuiu Bren u+o 

. ..._...._ ........................ I9 

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ACETYLMiLINE/CIIOLINESTEP.ASES/DRUGS--F.ESEARCH/ 

2P ANNALS OF THE NEÔR,^C:QC^Q^1rY"Y;-OI^,Î^NCES'^ 

921 Ne ,NyCy^3,^4^y^1.kT' „yY2ê PAces 383-936 

1,967 

October3l, 1967 

Fdifordn-ChieJ Mandging Ediror 

EDWARD M. WEYER MARC KRAUss 

CROLINERGIC 91ECIIANISb1S 

ConsuhinB Edi7nr and Cnn)eyrnae Chairman 

S. ERRENPReu 

. . ... . CONTENTS 

Inlroduemry Remuks. By S. Exe[xnr.u 3u 

PART I. DINDING AND RELEASE OF ACETYLCIIOLINE 

Tbe Sobcelloler Dixribuuion of Aeerylchuline. Choline Aoeeybremferasq ena Aeetyl 

^1 Chp1y^ s y^ Nsr^q Tici 1.Ajs x•usox.__„_^ 117 

^ ~ Oin^p]io}iaes i d Ateiylchbline nc^ enliS N^1s Syslam. VIII. Role of LiViJs In 

the Binaine aoA Releam of Neurohormones by SynaCeie Vesieks. By Rox[eT bLlx 

' Buerox ^xo Roarer E. Howêo ._____.,_ _ 4I1 


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^ PAGES 1-206 


Edttor-in-Chie/ Managing Editor 

EOwARD M. WEYER MARC KRADSs 

• AssociateEditor 

KARBNSUSSeLL 

CATALYTICrIIYDROGENATION AND 

ANALOGOUS PRESSURE REACPIONS• 

Consufting Editor 

IO,SEPEt M. O'CONNOR 

Con/erenceCochairmen 

JOSEPH M. O'CONNOR, MORRIS FREIFELDER AND MELVIN A. REBENSTORP 


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$Q'Cî7dY ;^ PACES 83-108 

November 15,1967 

Editor-tn-Chte/ Managing Editor 

EDWAXD M. WEYEN MAnc Xxnuss 

A SUBSTANCE ACTING ON S-,fOOTII,:

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ANNALS OF THEUL=$1f°r;ADEI^!;QF^SCI^NÊS'^- 

^ PAGES 129-204 

0 

March 27, 196R 

DOMESTICATED FARM ANIMALS INItEDICAL RESEARCH 

AUTHORS 

RICHARD E. DOYLE, SOLOMON GARB, LLOYD E. DAVIS, 

DALLAS K. MEYER AND FREDERICK W. CLAYTON 

Editovin•Chie[ 


NEW YORK 

PU8L1Sf1ED BY THE ACADEMY 

3 0 3 6 

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June 28, 1968 

Pages 237-303 

AUTONOMIC RESPONSES IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS 

Authors 

Roscoc A. Dykman, William C. Reese, Charles R. Calbrecht 

POSBY T. Ackerman and Richard S. Sundermann 

NEW YORK 

PUBLJSHED BY THE ACADEIIY 

June 28,1968 


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July 10, 1968 

Pages 305•362 

COMPARATIVE ASPECTS O ACQUIREDtCARDIAC - 

---- DYSFUNCTION IN OG AND 41AN____ 

Authors 

J.W. Buchanan, D.K. Detweiler, Robert L. Hamlin. Thomas Kfllip, 

H. liiginbuhi D.F. Patterson, Robert R. Pensinger, C. Roger Smith, 

I • Bernard M. Wagner. 

' - . - Edttorfn-Chiej 

4 n Q Q 0 0 S 0. SEdward M. Weyer 1 


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ArWTTY ACIDS IN44SSIIs1ALGAE OF 

DIFFERENT GEOLOGIC AGES 

SAUL K. DAS AND EDGAR D. oMITH 

Edilor-inLhle/ 

MARC KRAUSS 

NEW YORK 

PUBLISHED BY T/!E ACADEb1Y 

Oclobc, 30, 1968 


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Cglirl.-Il.1M ANUMM P.Q.. 5Ii536 


Edttoriat D'vector Editor-in-Chiej 

PETER D. ALBERTSON MARC KRAUSS 

A STUDY OF ADJUVANT-INDUCED POLYARTHRITIS IN THE RAT 

WITH SP IAL REFERENCE TO aSSOCIATED 

^MUNOLOGICAL PHENOME 

U 0 0 Q Q 0 5 U 4 U 

LILLIAN KATZ AND SAM L PILIERO 

NEW YORK 



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PACES •625 

• NEW CHEMICAL PROCESSES OFI.KfONOMERS 

Editoria(Director 


IN THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN 

Consulting Editor 

YOSHIYUKI OKA,yOTO 

AUTHORS 

M.M. BAIZER, O.I. FUJIMOTO, J. HAPPEL, Y. ITO, 

L. KRAMER, S. MATSUDA, R.H. WILEY 


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MARC KRAUSS 

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6ditorlafDbector 

JulY 30. 1969 

Edlrorrln.Chief 


McnagingEditoa 

MARJORIE A. MUSIL 

MARC KRAUSS 

MYOCARDIAL ELECTROLYTE DERANGEMENT: 

CRUCIAL FEATURE OF PLURICAUSAL, 

SO-CALLED CORONARY, HEART DISEASE 

(Dysionic Cardiopat6y) 

W. RAAB, M.D. 

UaNentty of Vermont, Department ofMedicine 

Brutington, Vt. 

InLUductioo.......................................... 629 

A. EkctrolXta DeranBemenumA Myocudial VuNenbiGtv_JFxovenau. JCJ,na..._.. 

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j,QTw.fÛf.'AtMW PAOFS 751856 

October 31, 1%9 

6ditoriafDireetor PdltontmChfeJ 


Managing 6ditor 

MARJORIE A. MUSIL 

IONTRANSPORTANDINTRA.t(i1TOCHONDR1ALpH* 

CortruftingEdiror 

S. ADDANKI 

CONTENTS 

Introduction. By IUAN F. SOTOS, M.D .............. _....... _............................... ... 75S 

Obsemniens on Intnmitochondrial pil and ion Tnmyort by the 5,5•Dimethyl 

2,4-0xuofidinedione (DMD) Method. By S. ADDANKI. Ph.D. AND S.F. SDiOS, 

M.D .......... ....................................................... _.................................................... 756 

e1^ sponee of^1^ au dPy^ idine Nucleotide to CtleiumdMUCed AOcatinity. By 

^,. Ri4}T1N'11iANf'M^nR11Nl:1:111

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ANNALS OF THE , •FYd^T1^^47^^Y^[ C eES^ 

Editor-ln-CAie/ 

EDWARD M. WEYEA 

February L. 1968 

drrocia(e Editor 

ARTNUR G. LA MIRANDE 

B1OeLECTRODES• 

PACEs 1.287 

Conau7ring Ediror and Con{erence Chairtnan 

WALTER FEDER 

^^- CONTENTS 

dlanaging Editor 

MARC KRAVSS 

- Wlreduction to Biaknrudes. Br W^.*et FrneR _.._.^___._.__.____.^^ 1 

An ExMvimsmsI Anelysis ar the Osi;in of ew Glxs Eknrude Polent[al. By Gcosce 

EL-sux _^_.a.__. -. _ . ... ....._ 5 

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0AD9MaRd49p,AtFw2-PAaES 289-571 

- February 5, 1968 

Editor-in-ChieJ Managing Editor 

EDWARD M. WEYER MARC HRAUSS 

AasotiateEditor 

QP BEATRICE H. RADIN 

571 Ne 

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Conaulling Editor 

MARTIN SONENBERG 

Con Jerenee Co cha i rm en 

MARTIN SONF.NREHG AND HERMAN COHEN 


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692 

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L968 

November 21, 1968 

Editorio[Diredor Editor-in-Chief 

PR7RR D. ALRFRTSON MARC KRAUSS 

Associate Editor " 

__ . . / . MAROARET HAMNER 

TIiEROSCLEROSIS: RECENT ADVANCES 

Consulting Editor and Conference Chairman 

HENRY HAIMOVICI 

CONTENTS 

Introductory Remarks. Atherosclerosis: A Multifaceted Challenge. By 


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^.-"" 

Jvne14,1968 

PAGES 1-689 

Edifnr-in-Chie) Managing Editor 

EDWARD M. WEYER MARC KRAUSS 

AssociateEditors 

NIKKI SIEGEL AND MILDRFA MONGE 

MULTIPLE MOLECULAR FORMS OF1NZYMESe 

Consalting Editorand Con/erence Chairman 

ELLnyr S. VES6LL 

CONTENTS 

Introduction. By ELUOT S. VESELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. : . . . . . 6 

The Moleculsr Buia for faozymes. By CLEftENT L. MARKERT ......... 14 

MDttip6 Moleeulsr Forma of Carbonic Ardqdrase in Erythrocytes. By JoHH 

T.EDEaLL ................................. 31 

Geaetie and Phylogenetic Variation in the Different Malecular Formn of hfamraafianErythroeyteCarbonieAnhydraxs. 

ByRmHARDE.TASnuv, DoN- 

ALD C. SRREIFLER AYD THOMAS B. SROwE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 

Bioehevd Immunol Lne nd Genetic Investigationsofthe hfu]tipleForms ot 

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1968 July31,1968 

Editor-in-Chie/ 

TtUMAN L. HALL 

.Srrociate Editor 

KAREN SUSSELL 

PHAIDVIACOCENETICS' 

Consulting Editort andConJerenct Cochairmen 

BERT N. LA DU ANU WERNER KALOW 

.. . .. ' CONTENTS 

0 

IntroductoryRemuks. By BEar N. LA Do 

0 0 7 O PRF) I. ^lrng TictRboliem Ensyma 

fhumawcenetia in Animals and Msn. Br WEexc. R.uw__-_- 

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SAFETX GUIDES/EXP/ LqSIVES--SAFETY 4Q^:ASURES/ 

ANNALS OF TREyNB MN1 ,-,'flRiFSK@XUEM-0V,86tBN®88' 

YavASea53r•AR7T PAOES 1-913 

October 28,1968 

Editor-imChle/ Managing Ediror 

EDWARD M. WEYER - - - - MARC KRAUSs 

. .. AssocfnteEditor 

Mu.DRED MoNa6 

0 40O0 VF AS Dj^^ TÊIII.I7ARD U t AIISTURGS* 


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ANNALS OF THEj^1lGYORI •Fi^FY3Eb7YY1rOI^B616NCFS 

Editar•in•Chie/ 

TRUMAN L. HALL 

}«PAGES 1-388 

DECEMBER 23, 1968 

Assoeiott Edilnr 

HEATR1Cg Ii. RADI:f 

Afanaging Editor 

MARC KRAUSS 

EVALUATION OF AC CS USED IN TIIE PREVENTION 

OF RAL DISEASES• 

Consul4ng Editor 

WARD PIGMAN 

ConJerence Cochairmen 

JOHN W. HEIN AND WARD PIGMAN 

CONTENTS 

Introduttion: Dental DtuaeesandThnapy. ByJONNW. Hr.rv . . . . . . . . . . S 

t^ O .l'sr^.Apydepliri^Prom li nofOrudlieaRhRciationshipe 

Intecaction of UniveRltir.. Pmfn.inn. .,a r..a......_ e... ^n ^.• . n 


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Editordn•ChleJ 

TRUMAN L. HALL 

0 4 0 0 R 0 05 05 1__ 

, ^1lRS^ PAaes 1-243 

SEPTEMBER 5, 1968 

Arsociate Editor 

KAREN SUSSEtt 

BIOLOGY OF TIiEk{tYCOBACPERIOSES• 

Conra7ttngEditor 

OARDNER MtDDtEBRaUK 

, Con)erenceCochairmen 

OARDNER MD)DLEBROOK AND CNAALES C. SItEPARD 


MunagingEditor 

MARC KRAUSS 

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AIR--POLLlTfION--COITTROL/F! TER--POLLUTION/ 

QD 

281 No 

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,VôurMe 155: Ay4 P^ces 383-656 

Jenuary 27, 1969 

Editor7alDireclor ' Edlfor-fn-ChieJ 

PETER D. ALBERTSON MARC KRAVS9 

daroclafeEdifor 

MAwoure A. Musn. 

tPOLY11fER SCIENCEr 

CURRENT CONCEPTS AND CIVIC APPLICATIONS- 

Con.rulfiny Edifor and ConJuence Chuirman 

FRAxcfs W. MlcxeLOTn 

. . ^ CONTENTS 

Put 1. SYmbe.n of Maeromole

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155 

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VMMMAWF,^,î,^ PAGES 657-1031 

DcccmFer30,1968 

Ediroria7Director Edtror-in-Cbicj 

PETER D. AL9ERTSON MARC KRA VSR 

Axocfate Ed'aor 

BILL MoROAN BOLAND 

LEUKOCYTE CIIEMIS Y AND i[ORPIEOLOGY 

CORRELATED W1TII IDIO\fOSOJIE ANOIIALIES- 

ConsultinR Editors and Con)nence CocGairmen 

ARNOLD R. KAPLAN AND MARGARET A. KELSALL 

^ n O () S Q S 3 CONTENTS 

ImmduafoD. BY ARNULD R. IGPI.w 659 


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. S,^jy^gy^ A PAGEs I-b23 , I96 9 

Fa(PEBDIGNTAL ".1SETABOLIC" CABDIOPATHIES AND TEEIR 

RELATIONSHIP TO IEU7VSAN DEAIIT DISEASF.S 

NEW YORK 

ConSulfingEdi7or PUBGSHED BY T11E ACADEMY 

EORSBAJUSZ 

AHYHoRS 

J^RUary31,1969 

E. BAJUSZ AND F. H06tEURGER (Conference Cochairmen), W. H. ADELMANN, 

li T. ANGELAKOS, A. ANGRIST, C. AceER, I. R. BARER G. DAROLOr, R T. 

BENACPy E. P. Bp.uDITJ, R. J. DLYO, P. BOGDONOFP, J: L. BOYE\PANT, W. 

BRAASCH, E. BRACY WALD, A. L. BROwN, JR., G. BRYNJOLFSeON, R. A. BUCCDIO, 

G. E. BURCH, M. P. CAPP, C. E. CNALUCE, C. I. CHAPPEL, J. CrH!NARD, R. C. R. 

CoNNOR, A. M. DAVIES, J. N. P. DAvlps, J. D. EGAN, M. L. ENTMAN, V. J. 

FERRA.vs, D. M. FFrcH, C. T. G. FLEAR, H. L. GARPEV. R. P. GEOncp, U. 

GERUCH, T. GoonMAN, H. C. GRICE, H. T. GRINVALSRr, S. GUDBJARNASOY, 

D. B. HAcxEL, W. H. HAuss, P. B. HERDSON, R. G. Hlses, H. A. HOOneeDV, 

0. JASyIN, R. B. JENNING9, G. JuxeE-HiiLsrxc, D. S. KANN, J. P. KALTENHeel4 

M. P. ICINO, M. A. KLOUDA, J. KvAACA, G. KORB, A. LAUFER, D. LEHR, K. 

IASSNIT2ER, B. D. MCCALLISTER, A. M. MAnTLU, JR., K. I. MELVrtLE, G. 

MERC1eR, R. W. MH.LARD, G. MaLER, R. A. Mop, Y. MoRrv, A. B. 3foRlusoN, 

I. I.SUNRO^C. t^yKAO C. W. NL^cov, M. OKA, B. O9'IADAL, R. POCHE, O. POUPA, 

^ ^ We? P. kdAS^tussHt^, D. RESHSNEAcH, G. RoNA, P: B. Roy, H. SpLVE, H. E. 

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SILICON C1tE`ttSTRY/ORCADtOMF.TALLIC CONPOtRNpS--RFACTIO*]4/ 

POLYffERS AND POLY?fF.RIZATiON--REACTIO17S/ARSENIC/ANTIXONY/BISI4NTN/ 

BO ,ANES/ 

ANNALS OF THE ^ 

+^^PAaES 1-334 

June12,1969 

Editoriat Director Editor-in-Chie/ 


AasociateEditor ProdRctionEditor 

MARJORIE A.MUSIL / KAREN SUSSELL 

2D REDISTRIIIUTIONIREACTIONS IN CHEMISTRY- 

241 Ne 

1969 Con/errrnce Cochairrtten 

KURT MOEDRITZER AND WILLIAM J. CONSIDINE 

-1nGOductory Remnrka ByRURTAtOEURITZER . . .. .. . . a 

Prin'ples of Rediser{bution Rcectiom and Equilibria. ByJOxN R. YAN 

WA2ER. . o- 

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ANNALS OF THE 1^. - lNOES 

Wcef^. W PACCs335-620 

July 22. 1969 

Editoriaf Director Editordn-ChhJ 


Associate Editor 

HELENE RUTH 61ELEFELD 

MARC KRAU55 

RESF,ARCII IN TIIE EXPERI\IF,NTAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS 

OI'•t/RRAIN TUDIORS' 

Consulting Editor and Con)erence Chairmmn 

LABE C.SCHEINBERO 

CONTENTS 

Po11. ExperimemullSrnin Tumen 


/

Editorial Dirrrtor 


E%PERiNEATAL APPROACRES TO THE STUDY OF 

EMOTIONAL BE[fAVIOR• 

Consultin8 Editor and Conlerence Chairman 

ETHEL ToBACR 


50269 8739 • . .._..._ . _.__ _. 

TOXICOLOGY--PESTICIDESP PESTICIDES--TOXICOLOCY/ PESTICIDF.S--METAROLISM/ 

t 

ANNALS OF THE'TSE11Cw%Q ►I ACADEMY'ÔFSCIENCES 

R" 

RA 

Editortnl Director 

1270 PeTER D.ALHERTSO N 

1^ Ne 

1 1969 duociare Editor 

Bn.L M. Bo-No 

Juno 2), 1969 

PACES 1-422 

Editor-in-ChieJ 

MARC KRAU53 

Sperial Editor 

OTIO WITITELOCK 

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN MAMMALIAN SYSTEJIS• 

Conralring Editor and ConJernrce Chairman 

HERMAN F. KRereu.L 


RC 

261 

Ne 

1969 

d4G1 

50269 8740 . 

CANC.EF.- CAUSATIO".I BY CNE:dICALS/CANCER--CANSATION HY IIITROW'INES/ 

N-NITRO 0 CONT0U!4t1S/NIITACENF.SIS/TERATOC,ENESIS/CIIL.IOTNTT.APEUTIC ACENTS/ 

ANNALS OF THEÔRS=JÂ^,^^1„XiQ,Bs.SCI'E'T7^^ 

Editorfa! Director 


0 4 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 S^9 ' 

VR 1§P^3ilnft PAGES 589-1029 

Oetobee 3, 1969 

AsroNate Editors 

BEATWCE H. RADIN AND MARGARET HAMMER 

Editordn-ChieJ 

MARC KRAU55 

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OFW.KYLATING AGENTS* 

Conru7tinl Editor 

BEN7AMIN L. VAN DUUREN 

COIfNence CoChairnlen 

BEN)AMIN L. VAN DUUREN AND HANS L. FALR 


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ANNALS OF THE NEW^YORIG':AC^D^^QFSCIElIGEq 

Ne 

1969 

'V&aH1P^;7C`R""f i.U PAGES 1-305 

November 7 , 19 69 

I 

Editorial Directorn Pditor-in-Chiej 

P8fP3l D. ALRERSSON MARC KRAUSS 

Editor E'meritus Associate Editor 

EDWARD M. WEYER CYNTHIA KATL 

ADVANCES IN ULTRACENTRIFUGAL ANALYSIS 

Consulting Editor 

DAVID A. YPHANiIS t 

Conference Cochairmen 

DAVtD A. YPHANi1S. MARC LEWIS AND MAMJEI. GORDON 

CONTENTS 

Put I. Theory "d Compunlion I 

The Ullncemrifu6e: Pa:t and y I. Y s. W. W u.a.ur.n ......:.............. 3 

12dimQtstiJaEqj*ilibrialinNlulu entoblutionx ByEowxRnF.C swcu.. 13 

Sedimentalion Purlia1 Specifc Volunwa and Preflrrntiel Sulvxtion in Deoxyribo- Y+ 

OICIKI! $alUllOnl. BY HENRYA ELSFNbERa ................................ ZS _. _..... ^ f^_. {•-L 

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PEALTiI EDUCATIOW 

ANNALS OF THE N6ViOV^blt A'CADEMYi:OF:iSCIENCH$ 

VoEiri^$°^66'xa : °4 PAOES 821-1058 

Editorial Director 

December 31, 1969 Ediror-imChie/ 

PETER D. ALRERTSON MARC KRAU55 

Artocials Editor 

MILDRED MoscE 

EDUCATION IN THE HEALTH-RELATED PROFESSIONSr 

Aonornry Chairman 

EUNICE T-MAS MINER 

Conxdting Editara and Coldesence Corhairmrn 

IoaFPH 0. UENTON AND RICHARD S. 4UaNER 

CONTENTS 

-' Opening Remarks. By JOSEPH 0. BENTON AND RICHARD S. (îUENER ......... 824 

^ ^^ • Past I. The Pielure of fleailh 

Health Manpowar: Scope of the Problem. By LEONARD D. FENNINCeR .... ... 825 

CI^ge^ th"^Ph^ la1 Rot in Health Care: Cawu and Efiects. 

o Tfy RlcluRD S. GtlaNeit .......................................... 832 

Delivery of Personal Heallh Services to the Public. By E'EUNE M. DuRNa ... 838 


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50269 8744- ^ . 

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ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEhfY OF SCIENCES 

BN 

June 7, 1971 

" i 201 He 

1971 ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY 

IN TRANSITION 

(Soicntific Developments, Social Consequences, 

Policy Implicatio 

PUBLISHED BY: THE 

International Joint Conference of The American 

Geographical Society and The American Division 

of The World Academy of Art and Science 

. ' April 27-May 2, 1970 


50269 8745 

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251 

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972 

ANNAIS OF THEû^^.^'S •.^SC^F^C^ 

OMNI= 

ApA 17, 1972 

ORGANIG9ELEMUM AND RELLURIUM CHEMISTRY` 

Editors 

YOBNIYIMI ORMIOTO AND WOLFGANG H. H. GONTHER 

CanJerence Chairmen 

Y051/1YU%1 OI:AMOTO, WOLFGANG H. H. GONINER, AND EUGENE M. ELRIN 

CONTENTS 

I . Parli. SlnthataandllopeniesofOrganicSCleniumandTellniumCompounda 

Ort'Ide Selenium Chemislry. By AaM FaeooA .............. ..................... I 

0gome Derclopmenu in Organic TeOurium Chemietrr. By No;o1.A Pe+r.ACN,wr......... 10 

...^. .._^..^..rA...i,c.,.^,...^^,....7V_.e...,r1,.rierAm.nvAea,Ap_Polvdiaelenides_9r.__ _._. t 

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50269 8746 

CELL MEHHRANES/ 

ANNALS OF THE`^£^(f^bLI^1P'^F: SrC16NCES^ 

'Neû'sIS^49(e.+► 

^ ' - JDDe 20, 1972 

QH 

601 MEI1iBRANE S7RUCTURE AND ITS BIOLOGICAL APPLICA77ONS • 

Ne 

972 

Editor 

DAYIU E. GREEN 

Conference Chairmen 

JAMEf F. DANIELLI AND DAVR) N. GREEN 

CONTENTS 

^9.._O ..p^^S^Q^wn^n^,.^^^¢^.ÊEN ....................... 


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50269 8747 

I 


VoauMB196 ARTICL24 

June 7, 1972 

THE SOCIAL RESPONSIRILITY OF -CIENTISTS• 

Editor and ConJerence Cfiairntan 

PRILIP SIEKEVITZ 

CONTENTS 

Greetinea from Ihe Academy. By Serstoua Metx.w 197 

OPeninB Remarkt By Pxttle Smxertn 198 

I. SoeinlEthleaandtheCondueto(Sctenee 

Bioelhice for Wbom7 By VAx R. 200 

EtWes end We Social Succesu of Scieoce. By Hvmr IGaRA __._. _._-- 206 

Soeial Ethics and the Couduct of Science. D4cusranh Rtnn S1eea 210 

Soet+l Etfitcs and the Conduct of Science. D'ucrueunc Func COLLINS 213 

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J 

ANNALS OF THEyevEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

TOCOPHEROL/ 

Vot.vere20}• 

Dcamber 18, 1972 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONWITAMIN E 

AND ITS ROLE IN CELLL'L.tR SIETABOLISN• 

Con/erenceChairmen 

HERBERT I. KAYDEN AND PAD.ISANABHAN P. NAIR 

Editors 

PADMANABHAN P. NAIR AND HERBERT J. KAYDEN 

' CONTENTS 

inucdDetnry Rcourta By Be-- J. KAraen 

u ^,^ 0 n c^ o^ 0 6 .7 

PBreI. Ceilol.rBioehcmtstryo(Vi]aminE 


QD 

441 

Ke 

1973 

50269 8749 

ANNALS OF THE'NfiW-yOBA1I:OR SCIENCES 

vae^ a ^ z 

Octo6er 22, 1973 

THE CiIEAfICAL AND PHYSICAL BGHAVIOR OFYPORPHYRIN 

COMPOUNDS AND RELATED STRUCTURES• 

Fdilor and Cmfrrnc< Chdirman 

AtAr+ D. ADUx 

CONTENTS 

Ixdcc.rron ..................................................................... 

Prefalory Remarks. Al.. D. Adltt ................................................ 

' Prttl. StrucNntAspccq 

r PorOhyrini as AIodASyssr,s fnr Sludy ns Ssrunurel Rs9:IliunsMn. It, Al- D. Adlcr 7 

Some Asrttss u( Mcsallo^.x^l+yrin Surc.vhsmiwsry. Il,v J. L. Noasd .......... ........ 58 

Rdation,hip> Lrt,.c. 


50269 8750 

t) ^'i 1.) (1 1'1 (1 0 :; U 

ANNALS OF THE^NEWYORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

V6LtiT.iE206 

M}tch 15, 1973 

SUCCESSFULY14O11EN IN TIIE SCIGSCES: 

AN ANALYSIS OF D'sTGlill[lANTS• 

Editor and ConJerence Chairperson 

RUTH B. KUNDSIN 

Advirosy C-mime 

MARY G. AAfPOLA 

IOLANDA E. Low 

IANH V. ANDERSON 

CONTENTS 


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ANNALS OF TktG"^W^'OZfl23+CF^14^(fY'0^'SCYfNCES^^^•^""' 

Apni30,1973 

.^: ^-`1'3' • 

ALCOIIOLIS31 AND TISE CC\IRAL 1E53'O'J5 SYSTEÌe 

Edifnrs 

FMNK A. SEIXAS (Cn.'1/¢re!Ct Chairman) and SUZIE EGGI.E"iTOv 

• CONTENTS 

........ n^ .-uoa n. n...s __....._._.__ _._^_._..... ___ _. S 

Wmdueuon. BY RirHaanso.r K. Ycn1cs ....... .-__ 7 

Natinnal C-H on Ncoha!ism Cummmee an Mrdlcal Al!, Î 

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50269 8'752 

° VOCi7X:E21'^' ^ 

May 19, 1973 

^ PUBLIC POLICI TOWAP,D EN\'IROl\MENT 1973: 

A IiLVIEW AND aPPP..:tL 

i29)3e 

Published by: TNE•NEp^?YOGIL:;ACAMEM7(p0I?SCIENCES" 

The Continuation Committee, International Joint Conference of 

the American Division of the World Academy of Art and Science 

and the American Geooraphical Society; and The New York 

Academy of Sciences.. 


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ANNALS OF THE NEW-YORKÀCADEMY OF SCIENCF.% 

Vawc+i:2ta^ - 

I l'e 22,1973 

CRITICAL IIUSfANI AVIORAL RESEARCII ISSUES 

IN SOCIAL INTEIiVENTION PROGR.LIIS• 

Editor and Con/erence Chairman 

IrriD A. Kraft 

Advisory Commiaee 

The Research Education Comminre 

of 

The American Orthopsychiatric Arsaciation, Inc. 

- - ••- BERxlce EIDUSOx 

WELLs GODDRICH 

IRYM A. KRAPT 

ROBERT PLUTCxIC 


50269 8754 

FAURIiAtTR.ITI'F'O1M TNSTRUML'R'YA210S,'::UCS.EAY,"I{CDUCTiON SPF.CTROSCOP7i : / 

CHEMICALLY INDUCED DYNA.MIC NUCLEAR POLARIZATIO\(CIDNP)/ 

DEUTRON MAG`JETIC RESONANCE/ENZYMES--STRUCTURE/:R;CLEIC ACIDS/MF.MBRA:;£S/ 

RADIATION--BIOLOGICAL EFFECT/PROTEIHS--ENZYMES/HEMOGLOBIN/PRJTEINS/ 

CARBOHYDRATES--STRUCTURE/ 

ANNALS OF THE 

QC 

451 Ne 

{ 1973 

. ._. ^ Decem6eTt,19J3 

ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE AND NUCLEAR >IAGP7ETIC 

RESOSAVCE IN BIOLOGY A^,D JiEDICL\E 

AND 

DLIGNETIC RESOYANCE IN DIOLOGICILL SYSTEAIS • 

fdfrow 

SWMUND E. LASKER AND PAVL ]111LVY 

CDnleranae Cr,urrmcn 

SIGMUND E. IASRER. HARDEN M. AICCOVNELL. iT Pn1:L AIILVY 

Adviiory CDmmftree 

S. CHAN. O. JARDETZCY. W. D. PHILLIPS. A\D H. 1I. SWARR 

. CONTENTS 

iDDOductfon. SwxcxD E. LesrtcR ..................................... 

;..^--. .......__ =-^, 

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ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES '4WMM-W-"' 

MODE OF ACTION OF ANTIIIIOTICS ON MICROBIAL May 10, 1973 

WALLS AND ^tE\tORANES • 

Editorr and Cun/ercuuc Chairmtn . . .. 

MILTON R. J. SALTON AND ALE\ANDER TOMASZ 

Published by the NEN3^TOF1CIACXI5EHY"'ON'"SCYL?ICE9E 

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QP ANNALS OF THE 

458 Ne Ip^ 

1974 Seplcmber27.197! 

ODOP.S: E•JALUATION, UTILIZATION, AND CONTROI}' " ., 

. • - ^ , EditorandConJereraeChnirman 

. 

w ^ 

{\rILL1AM S CwIN " 

_ . .":t..;,.Tj,l('seriea-ofparen•lathi'ihuliofa•

:..^ 

'-'•=' ^ -0RCANOidETALLIC. CHRMTS'CRY^_CIiF.}tIST1.Y 

. ..._ ......._..__._..-_.,.--_.,-._5,.^_ 

ORi;AÌI - 1T9AL' L., CO ^+ 0 7 

CbUId^F CoHPOU^bS%.. 


. ,WrnRnelM!' . 

.. . ^ ^ t+^mn- ry.lri4 

.. . HORIZONS IN ORCANOA1ETALLIC CIIE611STRY' 

^ 

^ 

. 

. 

Ediror ^ ^ Ivan BcrnaI - . 

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^ ^ro(^^.^.M ny 

.... t" . . :,. . u.o, naw ... ..__- ..... _. 

Publlshed by the 

,_... _. _. ^' . ^ . 

.^•, Ivan Bernal, Clyde Dillard, and William Reichle ^ 

.. .........r.,...m, .. . . . 

E. H. Abbott, E.1. Becker.lames Francic. Linda Hutfman. 

- Morris N. Levy, David L.Ostteld. and Ale.ander Rou 

^ . . .. COYTEN7S 

Innvdartion. By Mi.wam Twnul .......................................... 

Part I. Rrrrnt Dnelvpmmtt Iv Orp?nomelallis CatalJrry 

Some Ast,c.iaorOrpm.ôWlr Clumixry R

-'q 

ALSNAIS OF THE NGW YO6K ACADE!,1Y OF SCIENC'rS 

, âFg'tifte:li!+2tBID'*' 

tCoxemlxr-2^:1474^- 

. . . . FOK iHG S'CUUY OF UISC.ISE • 

Editors 

AdviroryCommitt

50269 8759 

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ANNALS OF THrrqpylc.ix98,K'-/fCADEMY_OE.SCIEiICE$1 

QP 

January 

981 Ne BIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF.DIMETHYL SULFOXIDEe 

1975 Edtror: 

STANLEY W. JACOB AND ROBERT HERSCHLER 

Confe/IACe ChGlrmpll 

STANLEY W.JACOB 

CONTENTS 

Opcning Remarkf. By CHAUNceY D. LEARE ...................... ._.................................... _..... 

Parl 1. Mechanism of Action of Dimethyl Sullnzide 

Pbarmacologic and Biochemical Considerstions of Dimethyl Sulfo.ide. By DoN C. WOOD 

AND lUIIANNE WUUD ..... ............................................ _........................................... 

Phyaieal PraPe rties of Dimetbyl Sulfoside and its Functionin Biutogical Systems By H. 

HAnRY SZMANT .......................................................... ......................................... 20 

Influence of Nonionic Organic Solutes on Various Reactions of Energy Conservation and 

Utilization. By TNONAS E. Co.NovER.........................__......................................... 24 

ElfaD of Dimethyl Sulfoaide on Subunii Proteins. By TNovAS R. HEVUeasoN. R-E 

F. HENDERfON. AIDJ. LYIDAL YOER ...................................................................... 38 

The Effect of Dimethyl Sulfoxide on a Lysosomal Membrane B, DoNuLD W. MiscH AND 

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ANNALS OF THE 

LP1.^M8-t+r`°" 

Fcbruary 28.1975 

50269 8760 

BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF NONIONIZINC ADIAT1ONe 

Edilor and Con/ornrr Chairma8 

PAUL E. TYLER 

CONTE1VTS 

Pnhcc.ByPeutE.Tytea............... .......................... _____._____........_.___ 3 ^ 

Orm rofEJcctromaanctkRadietbnRcuarch: Part,Pnscn[avdFmun.ByPauLETrt[a^._ 6 

P[rl I. EBectt on the Nennu.5ystern 

Innoduelion: EJfcctr or Ekctramatnctic Radiation nn the Nervous Sy[tem. By W. R. Ao[Y 13 

BiuchcmicJ and Ncur«MOCnne Aspcctt of Exposun to Mkrora.cc. By So[ M. Mrcna[tsox, 

ERettt of Low-Intmsity Mkroware[ an Isulated Ncurons. By Hovuo Wxucre[, Ronxto S[nNUr, 

♦uo Wrw.w JoiHts.......................................... .........-___._..._...__...................- 16 

- Some EBCeIs of ElttUem[dêtic Radlation or the Braln and Sp'e[I Cerd of Cats. By Euoen[ M. 

EBCCts of MedolatW vhr Fields or the CentrJ Ncnout Bystem. ByS. M. Bsvnx, L. K. Kneztut[[, 

r^ 

SynchronlzationnfCorticalNeuronebi[PuludMkrovaveFkldnEridenndbySPectralAnJysi[ 

ry /o^f Flatroc tico, ms om the Nbin 0.n. By B. Se-a, A. M. Stavannn, wsro l. 

lr ^ lt V.n[6q[....^...........^......._ .................... ..... _..... ....... __.._.._......___.._......_......._... 

DeMicroanetAlnrNenousSystemSrrunure?ByEx[srN.AUtararoMax[DtSavta...... a1 


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ANNALS OF THE,tLEWYORNpACA EMS'OF.+SCtENCES 

CHEMISTRY, B LOGY, AND CLINICAL USES 

OF UCLEOSIDE ANALOGS 

Edited by Alexander Bloch 



1975 


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NITROSJ COMPOUNDS/ASCORBIC ACIP/TOBACCO--S*ÒKING-VITA1fINS/ 

TORACCO--SNOKII;C--HEALTR EFFF.CT/SMOKINR ANP HEALTH/ 

(I i / 

ANNALS OF THE^`^1f2^LfEM1^;T)F.?SCIENSr^S^3 

77Qz SECOND CONFERENCE ON ffITAMIN C 

Ne 

1975 

0 4 0 0 0 u 0!i 0 9 I 

k 

Edited by 

C. 0. King and J. J. Burns 



1975 


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ANNALS OF THE NEW.tYOR1C'ACddEMY OF SCIENCE9 

^,/,Qlume 260'.1i 

ÎNSTITU (ONS AND 

dSCIENCE ,U BLIC POLICY 

Edited by Marion Langer and Doris K. Miller 



1975 


50269 8764 

'0 4 0 

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QII 

509 

N. CARRIERS ANDCHANNELS 

1975 IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS 

Mainentry undertltlo:, 

Carduaand ehannelslnbio

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4NALS OF THE NEW YORK'ACADEMY OF SCIENCES • 

R.1.R R7N7tRS RrPRSfkiFS,IHC 

^3 oE3[e0-r ^ 

VVORK 1N PROGRESS 

ON-ALCOHOLfSM 

Edited by Frank A. Selxas and Suzie Eggles!on 

0 n o 0 5 0 8 4 

The * F9dOwp,^ 

ow ork^7ewYork 

1976 


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50269 8766 

JAPAN ARTERIOSCLEROSIS RESEARCH FOIINDATION/ARTERIOSCLEROSIS/ 

RC 

ANNALS OF THE IMCE3T 

^MG^6 

692 ATHEROGENESIS 

1976 . 

. ' i w.+-.•. ^.+-.^..r..^-^ê^,^Tp. 

0 ^ Q 0 0 0 0 0 8 S 

Au4r-. ary^ /97^ 

Edited by Rafael A. Camerini-Davalos, Edwin L 

Bierman. Walter Redisch, and Donald B. Zilversmit 



1976 


CANCER--ITL`RINOLOGY/ NEOPLASMS / 

50269 8767 

ANNALS OF THE ÊfR;»g W*ff 

"MriBN"es+ ^ . . 

RG 

261 

. INT NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 

MUNOBIOLOGY OF CANCER 

Ne 

1976 

Edited by Herman Friedman and Chester Southam 



1976 

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RC 

261 

Ne 

1976 

,1 

CANCER--IT2NNOL06YjI'.R!UTAT7IERAPYJ 

ANNALS OF THE `î ÂZA6^M^h"§CI^TTCE^ 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 

ON IMMUNOTHERAPY OF CANCER 

Edited by Chester M. Southam and Herman Friedman 

The New York Acadr:ny of Sciences 


1976 


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JGI 

DRUG AEUSE/MARIIIUANA/ 

ANNALS OF THE'-NG^671 Eh11p6,GriSG1FN6ES 

CHRONIC 4NNABIS USE 

R.LR,4'YYO(OS R^'li JJT'^11$/Ilk 

aesrea 

. ep ^ 

lA V 2 8 i977 

Edited by Rhea L. Dornbush, Alfred M. Freedman, and Max Fink 

4 0. Q D 0 0 5 0$-8 


3.

Qn 

262 

^; e 

1979 

50269 8770 

CIIL•aISTRY, O:C;::IC--SY.T!IESIS/SYNTRESIS, OROA,YIC/ 

ORCANO`fET.1LyIC COMPOUNDS/ 

/NNALS OF T E NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. 

Volume 295 

THE PLACE OF/T_RANSiTION METALS 

- IN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS 


1 50269 0771 

LNDORPHINS/HORMONES/PEPTIDES--BIOSYNTHESIS/ 


Volume 297 (1_04) /y77 

ACTH AND RELATED PEPTIDES: 

STRUCTURE, REGULATION, AND ACTION 

Edited by Dorothy T.Xrieger and William F. Ganong 


Th

50269 8772 

AQUATIC ANIMALS, EFFECT OF WATER POLLUTION ON/ 

VETERNARY ONCOLOGY--CONGRESSES/CARCINOGENS/ 

WATER --POLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH/ 

ANNALS OF THE - I^NCE^ 

Volume 298 

AQUATIC POLLUTANTS AND 8I^LOGIC 

61 

^^ EFFECTS WITH EMPHASIS ON AEOPLASIA 

^ 4^ 0}q 0(0 0 

Edited by H. F. Kraybill 

C. J. Dawe, J. C. Harshbarger. and R. G. Tardiff 

The/ew York Academy of Sciences 


1977 


50269 8773 TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEART, EFFECT ON/ CANCER--CAUSATION/ 

NUTRITION--CONGRESSES/DIET AND DISEASE/FOOD--NUTRITION/ 

INFANT FEEDINf,/AGING /OBESITY/CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE/ 

ANNALS OF THE 

VOLUME 300 1 1--q'Jt/ (197 7 

aP FOOD AND NUTRITION / 

141 

IN HEALTH AND DISEASE 

1977 



1977 


50269 8774 

PHYSICAL FITNESS/11EART--DISEASES/ARTF.RIOSCLEROSIS/ 

AGINC/STP.ESS/ 

RC 

1220 

Ne 

1917 

,/ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 301 

THE MARATHON: 

PHYSIOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL, 

AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES 

0 4 00 0 0 0 5 0 9 3 

' . a 



Volume 3m 

CALClUM TRANSPORT 


^ 50269 8 776 

•-- -_ . . ___ 

PHOSPl10T.IPITIB--MEVRRANES/T.7PIDS--R7nCHF.MI STRY/NF?TBRA`?F.S/ 

DRU6S--CHEM0EI0DYNAMICS/ CANCER--CHE90THERAPY/ 

QP 

751 

Ne 

1978 

I^c 

YANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

7L 

0 4.0 0 0''6 0 5 0, 9 5 

Volumc 308 1 1- yb2 (1918 / 

LIPOS0^1ES AND THEIR US/ES 

IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 

Edited by Dcmctrios Papahadjopoulos 

Ncw Yorl, New York 

197! 


_ ...-..

50269 8777 

UARNINC/LANGUACE ACQUISITION/DIVORCE/WOHEN/VISION/ 

'"ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 309 (/- ) 

PSYCHOLOGY: 

THE STATE OF THE ART 

Edited by Kurt Saizinger and Florence L Denmark 

The r7VecftiYwAZ:adisPrljP%"' oryS2Teh'f€S# 


1978 


50269 8778 

RA 

411 

Ne 

1978 

ANNALS OF THE' 

. 

Volume 310 

PRIMARY 3HEALTH CARE 

IN INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS 

Edited by Craig D. Burrell and Cecil G. Sheps 



1978 

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1-1

50269 8779 

DRUG ABUSE/ T16THADnYE( 

nPEATE P,ECEPT0RS/E1IDD?^NI\S/ 


fr-i ....._ 3 r' .- . 

a40000a5o98. 

Volume 311 

RECEN EVELOPMENTS 

IN EMOTH,ERAPY 

OF A COTIC ,DDICTION 

Edited by Benjamin Kissin, Joyce H. Lowinson 

and Robert B. Millman 

The Now. 

New Yor' l-New Y6Fk 

1978 


. .; 50269 8780 

MEMRRANF. PROTEINS/PLASMA MEMRRANP.S/GLYCQPROTF.INS/ 

RL00D/ PROTEINS--°LASMA/CnLLACEV/ 

OP 

88 

Ne 

97b 

0 4 D O fl 6 09 0 9 9 

FIBROBLAST SURFACE PROTEIN 

Edited by Antti Vaheri. Erkki Ruoslahti, 

and Deane F. Mosher 

Thol4^(^ppQpR^b47alR' i 8! 


1978 


Volume 312 

d 4sY.+ rj 

yI817• 


50269 8781•. 

yATI[EHATICS/CHE'1ICAL ENCINEERING/PHYSICS/P,COLOCY/ICON04ICS/FNCINEERII;C/ 


Volume 318 

BIFURCATION THEORY 

AND APPLICATIONS 

IN SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES 

Edited by Okan Gurel and Otto E. RSssler 

The I^^Yp,;,. YS^îRyeSCSp^tF::?R_ 

^1Vew York, New York 

1979 


50269 8782 ^ 

-^- 

HALOCARDOPIS--TOXICOTACY/IIYDROCA!280NS, IiALOGEMATED ARO>p1TIC/ 

nI0•CI?T/POLYCHLORI?ATED 4IPHFTZYT,S/hÂTER--POLLIITION/ 

POLY9RQM1!d4TE^ nIPtI_`PYT.S 

L F YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

RA 

1242 

ue 

1979 

Volume 320 R'/R rFCd. 

HEALTH EFFECTS 

OF HALOGENATED 

AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS 

Edited by William J. Nicholson and John A. Moore 

The N^C bf^.S^ 


1979 


' 50269 8783 

. n.vrvNU OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

VoLUME323 

1397 "P Expandin$ithe Role.,, 

ye 

1979 

.0 0 5 V 0 2 

in the 6ciences 

E[til¢!I by ANNE M. BRISCOE AND SHEILA M. PFAFFL[N 

THEAMMM"M 

NEW YORK,NEW YORK 

1979 


! 50269 8784 

^ 1 

YANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

_ Qc 

73 

Ne 

1979 

-ar- . 

VOLUME 324, AeA aa, 

ONSERVATION 

OF NERGY RESOURCES 

Edited by Evelyn A. Mauss and John E. Ullmann 


50269 8785 

RIOLOCTOAL CPP.MISTRY/, _+/AMINO Al:TT)S--RTf1CHE'ÎST 

PROTEINS--ÌETAROLISM/PROTEINS--STRL'CTURE/NDCLEIC ACIDS/ 

PROTEINS--SY?ITIIESIS/ PROTF.INS--CONCRF.SS!?S/ 

QP •ANNAIS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

551 

Ne 

= VoLVnte 325 

1979 

THE ORIGINS OF MOI)LRN BIOCHEMISTRY: 

Retrospcct on Proteins 

EditedbyP.R.SRUNrvtisnx,JOSF.PNS.FRUTON,ANOJOHNT.FOSALL 


50269 8786 

SACCHARIN/ENVIROVPiSNTAL HEALT9/`tU1'AOENICITY/VII`'YL CULORIDE/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION--nY F.VVIRONwENTAL PACTORS/AFLATnRINS/ 

HEART--DISEASE- /CA}R^DgAIOt^VTA^S^gCULÂp^^RTD/ISEASE/S?[OKINC AND IIEALTI[/ 

TOOACCO--SMOI:IALS A.NtJ OF 7HE ÊW^YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

VOLUME 329 

R" 

566 

Ie 

1979 

PUBLIC CONTROL OF 

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS 

Edited by E. Cuyler Hammond and Irving J. Selikolf 

The NOVERWEe'd6hSW,6Wcear 


1979 


50269 8787 

LUNCS--CA"ICER--CAIISATION/SAtOKINC AND HFALTH/ 

ASBESTOSIS/TOBACCO--SMOKINC--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

f,AVCCR--CAUSATIOH/QCCUPATIONAT. HFALT11/11ATF.R--POLLUTTONi 


Volume 330 

HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS EXPOSURE 

Edited by Irving J. Selikoff and E. Cuyler Hammond 


RA 

638 

Ne 

1979 

.• ^ 50269 8788 

IMMONOLOOF/T1MfIC IIORMONES/LYNPROKINES/CANCER--TREATNET/ 

3ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY*OF SCIENCES 

Volume 332 

SUBCELLULAR FACTORS IN IMMUNITY 

Edited by Herman Friedman 

The ly^^ Te 

0 4 0 Q o 0 0 51 0 7 

w or , ew or 

1979 

^ 


50269 8789 

/NNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY 01 SCIENCES 

Volume 333 

CHM2fISTP,Y, ORCANIC--SYNTHESIS/CATALYSTS--CONCRESSF.S/ 

Qn 

262 

Ne 

1980 

TRANSITION METAL MEDIATED 

ORGANIC SYNTHESIS 

Edited by D. W. Slocum and 0. R. Hughes 

The 

New ork, New York 

1980 


HB 

3730 

1979 

-Ats a nrt`. 

50269 8790 

Y v«w..w 

Science and Technology po/icy. 

Perspectives for the 7980s 

. 

EdinC b 

HERBER7 I. Fl15FE1DaMt:urû 5. Huincx 

TMEP+D+'ro/ucnunENrya^ 

HEW YORK NEW yDp^ D^'C}$ 

lVA 


i

t 

RA 

576 

Ne 

AIR--POLLUTION-_PARTICULATE NA77ER/ 

^ 


Volume 338 

AEROSOLS: 

19e0 ANTHROPOGE NIC AND NATURAL, 

SOURCES AND TRANSPORT 

. 

Edited by Theo. J. Kneip and Paul J . Lioy 

^^/ + / . 

The gp^p^ 

^^p^- 'A^ New York. New York 

1980 


50269 8792 

VANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 340• MaY. 1980 

80 II Ne rPSYCHOLOGY: THE LEADING EDGE 


. _ _,..i

BLOOD/PROTEINS--LIPID/ 

3ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 348 , )-11,36 

751 LIPOPROTEIN 

1930 Ne STRUCTURE 

The 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 S I I 2 

i 

ew ork, New York ^ 

1980 


50269 8794 

l r 

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH/CARCINOGENS--CONGRESSES/tl.S.--ENVIRONMENTAL P ICY/ 

III Me9-80 S.P. 

HAZARDS TO 

YOUR HEALTH 

The Problem of 

Environmental 

Disease 

JampS Gorman 

Th 


1979 

alatrrial to this hook is dran n fmm a mnfer nee 

s^^ rn hp the Scc Ynrk Acadrtn.^ of Scienres in June 

19^ R entitlyd thc Pablic aontrnl of cn.imnmrntal 

Ica Ith h z ds • 

1 En,ironmrntel health-Gmsressa. 

2. Enrironmentalb-duml Jisrues-Consrrssrs. 

3. Cara nosens--Cnnsrr•sses. 4. Emnonmenral 

hcalth-llnitrd 5latcs-Cnnerosses. 

5. En, cntal pnliq'-Untted Statc..-Cnnsresses. 

1. Neu^1orkAcademyofScicnces. 11. Title. 

RAG58.A2G67 616.9•9 79-28252 

The N- Y rk Acadrmy of Scia•nces beli ves that it has responsibility to 

c th disse ,inatinn of s icntlfic infomsation. For this reason, llaenrd. 

Io 1'nnrslfea/th: The PruLl.nr of t:nrirunmrr^tof DArau. s,a.' .,rittrn for the 

seneral puhhe on the basis of the p ocecdlnss of an Arademy r nference 

titled Puhlic Control of Envirnnmental Health Hazard.. The futl prnmedinas 

of the cnnference have been pnhlahcd as Volume 329 of the Annalt of The 

New Ynrk AcadomV of Sricnces. Positiom taken by the mn(errnre parlicipants 

.ehos •ork (orms ehe buis for this vnl,mie are thcir nwn and not thoar of The 

Academy. The Aczdemy has nu intent to in(luence lesislztion by the puWishin; 

of xuch pinioru. 


XI ReA10-7R 50269 8795 

S.P. N^F6YOYIL^tSIQÂIViqilfîc2enc^lt'^ 

THE SCTE4TIFIf, BASTS N1R THF• PURT.IC CO"ITROL OF F.l1vTRnNAF.9TAL. 

HAZARDS (Program of ineetine ltsttnq tiUcs R authors• of Panpr


ti

% New York Acad. Scl.:"Conf.^reece ontheHi'fe^zoi 

.1a4 Nicotine & Smoke on the Centtal..2+9rvous Syst.,", 

paper,34p..,..Fpri1 1966 

3arV:}_, t;:t^_I^} E. 

TOSACCO S'iG{:I2iC in MOaK6YS. 

New 7nr:c Acad. Sci.: "Conferenee on tha 1•:iiects oC 

NicoEine & Smoke on the Central Nervous Syatc•n", 

PrPer, 31,pp, Anzil 19E>6 


yPeeolets 

New York 

Annele, Vol. 1-81 

rd3 

Co#okDq ^ fubCi cqî B no - 199 a 


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x 

t1e 2 

50269 8800 

(IÔLwiCO[^C'ACad-O^ ^MOOJ^$!D't^.oA-b^^ 

BLolog4cal. and dical SoSemceS 

CONFERB17C8 ON CpRDtOVA$GDLAR EFF6CT8 oP 

NxGOLI/1F, AND SMKLlG fRCGKAM.. Nev Yos$ 

. . ^^. . •. . . . - 

_ 

YaYt acea^ 6P Stiei":; p#3 Voit; tq^^° Y 

6 fteSj /3o,yJa.p'• 


-Xou_Yoi':_dr}iai *sral. TScperimontStztion 

Collison, R. C. 

it1GH i+ICOiIiiE TO'3:1CCC, by R. C. Collison, 

J. D. }Lqr'w•in and L. R. Streetor, Geneva, N. Y., 

New York State :AgrSculturcl }•

QK 

745 

I 

N^'7^Yt`:Ct^dan^ 

50269 8802 

Intmar.:tional Conference on Plant Crazth 

P.cBuIation. 4th. Yonkcrs, N. Y., 1959. 

PIant mro:.th re^-slaticn. Aaeo. Iocfs State 

Uagveai.ty Przan [I951] 

. .. . _ :,x.^ . 

xiv.&40 p: illuo...diagra.. tablas. ^24â^,. 

T.na1uC.s bSbl2ograph:ao. 


72 XI Re2-87 

502698803 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PAOPHLET 72 XI Re2-81 s.p. 

BEATING THE CICARET TAX - WITH $169. 

Nev York Daily Nees, p. 5 (Oct. 12, 1980) (in English) 

A team of Daily News reporters starting with just a pair of pliers - has 

pierced the supposedly impregnable heart of the nation's $3 billion-a-year cigaret 

tax collection system, raising the possibility that hundreds of millions of dollars 

nre being looted undetected from start coffers annually.... 


so269 8804 

„M*.Yeclc-Gilb_SfflurarAq4bmp'^4 , 

Effective letters; a portfolio of su;gostions 

for making ourselves understood. 

Now York, 1953. 

Loosoleaf. 25 cm. 


( 50269 8805 

TOBACCO-SMOKINr,__PASSIVE/TOBACCO--SMOKING--ANTI-SMOKINt: CAMPAIGN/ 

76 XI Ba-77 5,-.•-• •,. ~u-^.-^•^._PJR CLASS NO. PAPB'ULET 76 XI Ha-77 s.p. 

FUMING TItOUGIITS ON EASTERN AIRLINES iUABANTEEING 65% OF ITS SETS FOR 

• NON-SMOKERS. New York Post, 1977, p. 31 (June 24,1977) (in English) 

- . 

. 

/b'ollowing the recent Eastern Alrllnes announcement 

pta.ranteeing 65 per Cent of its scats to nonsmokers (even It 

that re4uired the exclusion of nicotiae addicts with prior 

• ' n7servations), I began a column protesting the surrender to, 

^. ^ the antt-eigaret lobb•v. But too many other mxtters diverted 

ma 

f. - 

r. . 

• Now Sylvia Goldman has sent me a copy of a dissent she 

fia7 Ciled with both theairline and the Civil Aeronautics 

Board. Since, to coin a phrse. It expresses my sentiments 

exactly and she put them domvn Cirst, I will borrow freely 

tmm her manitesto/ 


XI Cnl 77 Bi,11^'Fa1k S"RIFF/CP6?dINr TORACCO/ 

S.P. (;U S. Tobacco Co.) 

eu=YRCk:YOS01 

TORACCO'S MORE T]lAP] A S.`tOKE. 

New York Post, 1977, 1 p. (iar. 16, 1977) (in F.nClish) 

{pcmukelcts tub.icco-^n Lulnclq^ 

^ IT^nI ILat fGCCr3 ,oolc.Itaf p1.1R. 

'finr.rnl nua t,anl cnr.cinz fubaccu 

'n11d dr]' and Il Oic( .SIInIf-Ilas befll 

nllfrillC aIl

50269 8807 

SMOKING HARITS--RE1.I11QUISHING/TORACCO--S"70KI11C -PSYCHOLOGY/ 

NICOTINF.--Pl1AR: tACOLOGY / 

77 XZe RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 77 X Ze 

Zeidenberg, P.; Jaffe, J. N.; l:anzler, T1.; Levitt, M. D.; Langone, J.J.; 

Vunakis, H. V. 

_ z .^KN-v.Ku: 

NICOTINEti) : OTININE LEVELS IN BLOOD DURING CESSATION OF S710Y.I:1G. 

Comprehesnvie Psychiatry 18 (No. 1) 93-101 (Jan.-Feb. 1977) (in 

English) ")Scrum colinine dclerminations olfer aaicthod"of'vcrifying smokers' 

testimony reoarding initial smoking cczsation and long-range abstinence. 

(2) The availability of a rapid and sensitive assay for,cerum cotinine opens up 

the possibility of a widc rangc of esperiments on the rlatrve roles of nicoline and 

psychologic faetors in compulsive eigarette smokinej 

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REF 

Z 

50269 8808 

NATIONAL SCIENCE LIBRARY OF CA.VADA/CANADA/U.S.NAifONAL SCIENCE FOUN'DATI01-- 

SCIENCE INFORPfATION/NATIONAL FEDERATION OF ABSTRACTING AN?) INDEXIt!G SERVICES/ 

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY/NEW ENGLAND DOCUMENT CONSERVATION CF.NTER/ 

NEUROSCIENCE INFORMATION RESOL'RCES/HATIONAL UNIOX CATALOG/NATIONAL B7BLIOGRAPBY/ 

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF NDD:CINF.:INTRODL•CTION AND RISSORY/. 

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY/NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION/ 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,NATIONAL LIBRr,RIES TASK FORCE/ 

pNATIONAL LENDING LIBRARY FOR SCIENCE AND TECNP:OLOGY,tGREAT BRITAIN/ 

NATIONAL ARCUIVES(UNITED STATES)/NEd YORK TIMRS/ 

(GREAT BRITAIN QdATIONAL RF.PROGRAPHIC CENTRE FOR DDCUMFNTATION/ 

Ens E1 VC[i CLOfi EDEA OF . . . . 

^1976 

LHOL'\.f `^^ntl AND - " 

INF(["Y'RAMATG©N SCIENCE 

Executive Editors. 

ALLEN KENT 

VOLUME 19 

FIRR(dL[S)LANCFbA 0 5INRMES TO NiGERiA, ACADEMIC 

JAY E DAILY LI3Rlt^'IES 6N 


I 50269 8809 

BOOi:S--BIBLIOGRAPIIY/F°RIODLCALS^-DiRECTORIES/MICR0GIdXi--6IBLIU(:GAPHY/ 

Ego 

AsroR, Ls.tos Axn'1'Mni:v Fou.•:oazio.Ns 

PublicaEions in PrinE 

A aul T id.es Available on 1€licr-ofilm 

NEjV YORK: 1972 ' 


The Eoergtr lnstitute 

Januuy 21, 1974 

RockefeUer University 

New Yor's City 


;oi,lttT `fts,3&rizag `swôVL'-^ ^^^rr•. •• 

. . . , â aon : zrsr 

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pua sam" 68xao^ Cq t{kiF13H ON9aay)um CP 

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Si. 


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150269 8812 

XX P1eF-F-528-74 

PDUL 

50269 8873 

^ ^ . . . .....-. 

TIl6 SAtR:P.t:RAUT FEPM}:NTATION. 

By Carl S. Pederson and ttargaret N. Albury 

NErr:aJNEItwot"^-?;A1,"^r.HGOrPaTYe:tt^3t^ê^'36di..-^s1^t:errN°$za. nro. 1969 

Co 

New York State kgricultural Exnerinent Station, Ceneva, 

Cornell University, Ithaca 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 2 


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4!aqk M saHêw9 d br 

ê+TwtâS+^j_oyg^S Aao1^ MaN 

t967 bl ^¢nuea+ 

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- £NOQIV°1SiS^1i2 ^î35^"^b "`ti 

,LI^N{by$a0 4qRT^H1$ d^3N^T^dÔ'1tlil^,N/RÎii°^6^ 81.i/7,S'i 

^fdD^.ItiIF 3H^ I$ Q3cindyd S^JT^23S flNti53ti cs3^ 

cao^ê8}^canu3 Pasg s° WsWaaodap 

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^'-•. ...:^ ......e

xx 

}po î^•^^'."c',eiâ^•tu.â^&xgeu,±r.on6::ùG,'.tion 

4 ^.^,£a^gh.:CwCrcular=At8: 7) 

(1968) 

Robinson, H. H. 

&GT-ES CI3 1455 ^'IINE SA•ìPLES, by N. B. [lobinsot„ 

J. Einaet, K. 11. XimbaSl and J. J. 'L¢7.tino 

(Ne's York S::atF Aoricultirnl Expctiment Staticn 

Raoemrch Citeular No. 7) 

llec,-nbex, 1966 

N7o York State Agricultural 

Fa:peziment Station 


13 Yages 

Cine-va, Nov York

^ . ` 50269 8816 

i xx (hei,•ôrk State Agricu^tuzai"^'XpcF3mHSC-'Station 

C13 

a,^d-.&esasrch=.Circu3aW'No. 2) 

(1968) 

Clack, B. E. 

eRCOYaTNG FtF1a SflWA6 or 7IIl1L bfm 69 

E. Clevk, N• 19. 4aek, R• F•. Beeker a;A 0. 8. 

(Ne ^Ferk 5t^te llgricql 

s:sê^•ce^xar ^..^; ^ ^ - 

7aouary ^C7 

Nea York Slate icuitural Cawil) Nal Yotk 

CxPeri.ntat Sttiti n 


^ xxI ((q^tt!•.^fitlxiPf`^"jrAl'^fper^scnf Skit'lo., 

11 Da '7K11nlcil E411etIM}7p,r-2R) 

Unhlbert, A. C. and R. S. Pencae4: 

TNG FII.ATIVF. SIJE::fi: ^S OP SOC6fiS AS 

API: CTI'D BY COY.CENTINTIOA 

(New York State Agriculturcl Rxprr.tm_et 

Station, Technicnl Builerin No. 258) 

April 1941 12 papea 

New York State Agricultorcl [xyerisnent 

Station, Ceneva, Now York 


. 

50269 8818 

72 XI Re2-77 9 .P 

Tully J. H. Jr. 

RJR CLASS NO. 7 1 2 XI ReZ 77 s.p. 

j^b,^,j[p^$DSr,Gt;b1§'if"+;7"a#etioib'=Ffitaiiet'Y,:Hev,-^York'r,Nv.cY:'^..U...S.ar 

IF THE U. S. COLLECTED ALL CIGARETTE TAXES. - Letter. 

New York Tines, 1977, p. 34 (t:ay 19, 1977) (in English) 

^M incrcase ol the F:deral tax from New York Stale and New York City" 

the present S cents per pack to zn Coits of Federal aEministration would 

amount sufficient to reimburse states be minuscule, because that las iscol- 

forrepealing their own cigarette taxes lected at the soorce, from a.doren 

is the easiest way to handlc the prob- 

Icm. No states •wovid tose revcnue, 

1 many would galn and it would elimtmajor 

manofactnrera The slate-share 

could easily be allocated by consump• 

tion, wilha savt-harmless provision to 

'nztc the bootte,^gine probiem- 

+uarantee that noslate loses,money. 

1Ve woulQ3ive ovcr`5100 miliicn a Sdcls action, incidentaliy, makes it un: 

year in state adminis;rative and cq. wlse to reduce present state taves, be. 

forcement cosls and would galn about c:.oie New York mi^ht thus reduce its 

rC400 million now lost to booUezoers_ 

1 Aboat 5.100_mittio=would come to 

,slurc'of tke Federal aliocation, ___:: 


50269 8819 : 

460 .^d P- . • . . 

êr•+Xatk (&kata^:,nepn'bosr^tr.sE:âew^xo+s:-::-:._.;:.:.,:.:; 

i4tbany+, N. X. 

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'b°Ize: @med€ate and Eong ra^g -a ^ge^^s of fôso6 

yprays 

Aerosol sprays now are used for disbursing pmclicalty 

everything, both liquid and solid. The lotvpressure 

aerosol sprny cnntainer can be a haaard 

and hns caused some deaths, parlicularly when 

hcalcd. It also has been ahasrd in this a,^,e of drug 

intocicalion for •'kicks" and cauvcd drnths of infnnls 

tno. However, this is only the iurnnediale 

prohlem that concerns us for there are major danger:: 

iu the offing. 

The cnmponcul th;lt makes the spray effective 

nnd efficient is the rral cause of its pnlential harm. 

It vaporizcs at low trmpernture and luw prrssures, 

nnd is vt•ry inert and thus rcmains michau;;rd for, 

Inn; periuds of time. It has hecn shutan to persist 

in Ihe ntmnspherr nnd hns hrmi fuund high up iu 

the slntln::phere.liere it decumpuses undrr ul- 

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protective zmte- This destruction of the ozone 

layer in turn pron»ses great future dmi; er when 

the unshieldcd uitraviolot light lhen rcaches the 

earth•s stuF.tce in inrrensing qunntity and affects 

humaus, mrinmis, and plant life. 1'lastic resins in 

the spray can cntrse reslriclivr hmg, storage cGsease 

and interstitial fibrosis ond emphyscmn. Other as 

yet unknon•n dangers tmdoubledly Itu'k for users 

nnd nonusers too. 

The prartical, if not pragmalic, reconunenrlalion 

is to rn(iort the use uf aerosol cans on the bnsis 

of use and neces.city- \\'ith tromnn's IiL are •.vould 

nnt rlare r•liminale its use for hair slxnys! Ilomever, 

there is nu rcasan why Lysol vannot be 

spread by culloo pads in lhr uld-fn.ehioncvl nwnver, 

nor pmvder npplied direclly or wil6 a pmvder 

-....r ur ............... ..f .,.,.,., dL-11-111 if mnnv 

1

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PASSIVE/ 

79 X Sal 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPRLET 79 X Sal 

Sampson. F. G. 

^('t)^ti`.$XtfYY'^SS7llSfifB$R^S14T1!h^^^k^. oqF N. Y., N. Y.> U. S.) 

NO SMOKING SECTIONS, ^DEMA.9D JUST IS NOT THERE.° 

N. Y. State Rcstaurant Assoc. (Sampson, F. C.) Nevs Release N. Y., N. Y. 

In English) ^ . . , . . ,. - .^ . . ^- 

: ,; . 

.; ^... 

_ *Abstr. in: Tobacco Observer 4 (5)11 (Oct.. 1979)* 

• ^M t+e.^ 1'or1-5t.`m Rn` iaur:m,b. • 

oôn. auyu^cuon v.ith A. 

nmr^r:m i^^ n.vcy i bn. 

u.t r.u 

^ bunchcJ 'e Nunlnry ptoy:m^ 

tef 6,0p0 aâuront^ncmh.n in tAe ^ 

^ L-te to xl .iJe npynolinF .rty 

i Miulc a rcxrttuur.nls tricJ the pro- 

' Vvm vitA sikttat Ihc eaKCUd M:hlic 

Mcptantt h:u nM hen rt IuJ:11e 

idemaNj^rtt ii w^ ihye:^ 

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1

50269 8824 

TJ ,aN^tLtalCBteteVotsilon6l^ndRred^^lylaîssa0fiti.(k^ 

230 Instruments and process control. IPrepared in the Cur- 

Ne riculutn Laboratory at Cornell Univetsity in cooperation 

with the Taylor Instrument Companies. New Torkr 

Delmar PublisLcrs, 1945r 

283 p. lllun.. ela&r6. 28 em. 

L Automatlc runtrol. 2. ScrvomeeLnnlemx. r. Carnell IIuher• 

elty. Currlrulnm J.nborntury. 1r. Tuylor Iurtrument ComPeule& 

m. Title. rr. Title: i'roccee mntroL 

Rnocb Prnlt Free Lfbr. ® 

for Llbrnry of Conerem tn50391 


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50269 0025 

p1oyment,' Yes, But Is It Dxâker? 

pnrtenl, 11 the (aet that cs'en 

« t i for • ]0 conêcvlrve 20 Ter those who are oct of e jnb 

dun'ng be lsepressivn. yfan 

But mosr{ 

Yeo, to do not for Iol:g perlods, aro pro• 

Of ActUal . . . to ^ b`c,use o• 

aectsd by and largo byÂ 

Ecdy is Ml:ing 

hrm, thr.t tanlial Lovernmrm m• 

on 8 pcr ccnt unemnloy^ DlnYment bentflis. 

Hardship ' . . m

xi co -73 R. J. sl:+rO;.nS InDuSTkies, :yc.; 50269 8826 

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i 50269 8827 

XI ToB2 77 TDBACCO--SMOKIHCr-PASSIPE/ RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET XI ToB2-77 s.p. 

S. P. .^k er eb^ 

EMPLOYEES WHO CA.NrT STAND SMOKE. 

Nev York Times. 1977^ p. D-5 (Feb. 11. 1977) (in English) 

^:âst D.ccnSer Icl;e P`.Jip Grucciu 

of New Jerseys Suoer.or Court ordered 

Ithe DeD TeleqSone Cccpany of New 

jJersev to torSid sndcin; in the small 

•11illviL'a, N.J.. sales oiike that Mrs. 

1 i:or.e] M. S:I:np, .. SCM1IGe ICpraen00• 

4^ê, shares with sx ot:e; emyloyees. 

Threeclthe-eareSr-oRea./ ^ 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 4 6 


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50269 8828 

TOBACCO--PRICE SUPPORT/ . . . L_ 

RJR CLASS NO. PA.NPHLET 76 XI Wa-81 s.p. 

GROWERS WARNED ON HA2ARDS TO TOBACCO SUBSIDIES. 

Nev York Timea, p. not given (Dec. 15, 1981) (Eng) 

After nearly two decades of preaching resistance to Federal moves 

_againet the etate'e $2.4 billion tobacco induetry, political leaders in NortF. 

Carolina are beginning to warn farmers and factory workers who depend on the 

crop that something will have to be done to adjust to the new national climat 

opposing agricultural subafdiea.... 


50269 8829 

NATIONAL SCIENCE LIBRARY OF CMADA/CANADA/U.S.NATIONAL SCIENCE *OUIDPTION-- 

SCIENCE INFORNATION/F.ATIONAL FEDERATION OF ABSTRACTING Al" INDEXIP:G SERVICES/ 

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY/NEN ENGLAND DOCLRIENT CONSERVATION C,ENTER/ 

NEUROSCIENCE INFORAfATION RESOURCESA:ATIONAL UNION CATALOC/NATIONAI. B7RLIOCRAPEIY/ 

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF A71D: CINE:II:TRODL'CTION AND NISTORY/. 

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY/NATIONAL FIRE PR.OTECTION ASSOCIA'EION/ 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, NATIONAL LIBRARIES TASK FORCB/ 

DNATIONAL LENDING LIBRARY FOR SCIENCE AND TEC,UNOLOGY,!OREAT BRITAIN/ 

NATIONAL ARCBIVES(UI'.IÊD STATES)/HEH YORK TIMES/ 

rREP GREAT BRITAIN^NATIONAL REPROGRAPNIC CENTRF. FOR DOCUMF.NTATiON/ 

Ens ENCti ^^^^^ EMrt1 OF 

.1976 

Ei^NC=(^` al`\A f-, ff G®I^:I SCE11CL 


ALLEN KENT 

VOLUME 19 

HAhoiD AACOU^ 0 ' y^RÊS TO NiGERIA, ACADEMIC 

JnvS.DA1tv 

t_[s^r• r ^=RFC IW 


•.^ 75 1 Nc T:!Q'LOYP4:D1T/ 

50269 8830 '----`-- 

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50269 8831 

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TP COOKBOOKS/ 

715 He 

1972 

2 C. 

PDDL 

1 C. 

by Jean Hewitt 

11 Z u (1 n (1 a ; I 9 0 

HERITAGE 

COOK BOOK 

C. P. Pulrnn'; Snn 

^._.idCtfr 

i.• `^ 


New Yo>•k 

'^.Y (r

50269 8832 

PNYSICIANS/SURGERY/DRUGS/MCDICAL DOCTORS/ U. S.--lZDICGL PP.CFESSION/ 

76 X Ne •tiawYorlwTimea- 

INC0:0'ETENT DOCTORS AND EXAMINATIONS IN TNF. AMERICAN MEDICAL 

PROFESSION. 

Jan. 26 -30, 1976, New York Times 

0 a"l 0 r1 0 01; I S I 


I MeB -77 

S.P. I 

50269 0833 

3, t7ev York Times Company r 

THE INFORMATION BA*.'!: (AN INFORMATION SERVICE OF THE 

NEW YORK TIPIIiS COMPANY). 

I nere aie two oasic types of service 

offered by The Information Bank. 

1. On-Line Service. This is the plan mo-t 

often used by medium to large organizauom 

and companies. Where existing compatihu: 

terminal equipment exists, the orgonizaucn 

access The Information Bank immediately o 

telephone dial-up hasis. In other cases, no 

work with your organization in selecting 

priate equipment for your particular neeos. 

Multiple-terminal installations are frequentt 

employed. Service is by contract. at an esta 

lished hourlytee for computer "access timr 

however, there is no minimum level of us.:y 

required. You pay only for wha! vou Co 

munications in most major ces are pro: i:: 

at no additional cost. (Major organizations 

frequptly assign research/br^ry tdil to ! 

sca!eopefations imblving The Intosra!'vt,cr 

Bank.) 


:.1 

2. On-Demand Service. Under this pl,:n• 

when you have an information need yuu r:, 

The Information Bank can serve-you sr^c 

call one of our sales offices. Youll rcacr. c: 

research professional, and togethcr yuu 

velop a strategy to see whether your m. :: 

be fulfilled. We access the data base for

XI 

Lo 

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50269 8834 

P. Lor111ard Company 

AMERICA'S n7,DEST TORACCO C0t4PnyY CRLEeRATES 

ITS 200T1t AN"7VERSARY - P. LORI`dP.RO COMPANY, 

1760-19r,^ - ADVERTISEMENT. 

Apr1' 3, 1960 New York Times, Section X- 

?0 Pages New York Times New York 


saa io 

h0 ^l£ (99^9f1B1q^jj Cff ya` jL ^KeJP, n 

'NMO uT3HL : 

E4Iva 94rW 52fwNS 3t ^^tl^ i A oîraN' 


XI ToB-77 S.P 

50269 8836 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPI[LET XI ToB2-77 s.p. 

@4^^ 

MICHIGAN LAW PUTS LIMITS ON SMOKERS. 

New York, Times, 1977, p. 36 (Apr. 2, 1977) (in English) 

-lt is one business's response to 

TMichigan's new law restricting smoking. 

!which went Into effeet today, htodeleO 

in part on the Minnesota Cleen Indoc 

Air Act of 1975, said to be the toughes 

in the nationr the Michigan law restrlcts 

- 

smoking in most public places seating 

more than 50 nersons. . - . 

I Adooted as an amendment to cxrsUngl 

lkensing laws for a vancly or busmessesl 

andinslilutions, lhu hlichioan smoking 

laws apply to groceries, hospitals, nursing 

homes, reslaurants, metling halls and 

knowledge that enforcement will bedifficult, 

there were signs of compliance 

throughout the city, and some indications 

mat tnc pul wm not oe as omer 

. 

to swaw 

low as it may appear., 


I 

50269 8837 

TOIIACCO--ADVERTISINC/ 

..._._.___.._.___ .. ....__....._. ...-.._ .... ......... .._......_... _ _.._..__.^._.. 

XI Col-771 S.P.-. . . ..... RJIt CLA.SS NO. P.`(P;N.ET XI Col-77 s.p, 

. Sj^YOtR^BJ.ptt6^ . 

NEW i.l)l.'-TNi, t17f:11-RIIDCRT SIAY,E. 

New York Times, 1977, p. 44 (June 20, 1977) (in Engli;:h) • 

11 

!%And.-.^nwith Reynnlds's Rcal .nd 

Now br ands and hicrit from Philip 

6lurri3, Kool Super Liehts is goin^ na- . 

tionxl without any tes: ârkctin[;. . 

This Is a growing t:cnd in the ei.areitc 

indusu}' as manuf.c:urers try to 

ktep tbeir secre.s until the la;t po;aible 

mon:e:a to preve:a a r,uick copy 

frôm thc co:n?ctition. 


( 50269 8838 

..----.._......._. ._... . . __...-.-- -'- - 

76 XI Na SIdOKING NABITS--RELINQUISNING/ RJR CLASS t40. PAItPIILEI 76 XI He 

e_^N817 me 

" 'NO SMOKING' PLEDGES HELP. 

New York Timea, 1976, p. 17 (Apr. 26, 1976) (in English) 

I-About., .:NeÎ 

Afnnesdfi"resident{:iv}io' made 

Ia onediy'Sô ssdoktng!ptedge 

havi •quil^^the; habit

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Tlez 

Pkw York TmRS- ibv t7y 1957J Senf'ion 10^ 

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1 50269 ee40 

72XI No 

^.....__...s . 

TOBACCO--ECOSOriICS/ 

RJR CLASS O. PI`"9LET 72 XI Ne 

+:Oa^ra,Yas'isî3rwsw»ìaxoYnrk^V'^`-Y:•.',..V:S. 

PROSPF.RITY O:: TCR4CCO TR3I1.. NiCR PRICES, S)gV.L CP.OP M^K.° SIIAM OF Af1CTr0;:' 

New YorkTines, New York, N. Y., 2 n. (Sept.. 17, 1972) (in Rnglish) t 


SMOXINC NABITS--RELINQUISHING/ 

. 

. 

76 XI Na-77 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PAN3HLET 7^ , XI Ka-77 s.p. 

. . . .. 

^^^ô^^^^ 

SNOKING A'iDyHYPNOSIS: .. A SUCCCSS STORY. 

. 

Nev York Titc9s, 1977, p. 45 (July 19, 1977) (in English) 

i:i:ough hppnosis that it worked as 

v:-11 and cost lcss. Two s,swns at 540 

each and th,n Si0 a. shot it tvs necded 

re:morcement sessions/ 


l 50269 8842 . _„ • . . • . 

. . ...__...........,,,.. : ^.,. . .. 

^ ^^. . 72 XI Re -77 S.P, 

r 2- .. ... . E.)R CLASS NO. PAlII'11LCT 72 XI Re2-77 e.p. 

^tY'^zM^T^6NeN 

TAXIqG CICARETTES LESS TO TAKE IN MORE. '-' 

New York Times, 1977, p. A-26 (June 24, 1977) (in English) 

7beep4eihe imprubabllity ot m-arogm;'ao 2ku an 

epportunity for revrnue, New York State has fuard 4. 

way to make a cigarette tax fad, 6toved by Purc 9ree4 , 

the state has raised the ta< on cisareucs sn bt;h-23 

ttnts a pack for state and city-Wat halt the smoken 

In New York City buy bootles-ged ciârettes• u:ceily t 

without knouing it. The money that sf:ould flow as tax • 

payment to xovernment Eoes in

TOBACCO--PRICE SUPPORT 

76 XI Wa-77 S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PUIPHLET 75 XI tda-77 s.p. 

inew.YOrkT1me13f 

TENDING A KILLER CROP. - Editorial. 

New York Times, 1977, p. 22 (Aug. 1, 1977) (in English) 

^Fortnoretliansdccade,'1hEFcdsralGovernnicntai million.a'year toaGminisler. But'it'is^^not thÎ 

been In the anomal o ouceuoi,ine cr•nrefte eost.that fs'nIDSt_lroubling; the Commodity Ciedit'Cor=; 

` 1 smokinr tvhdc encou.acmr e^^^"^^^ ^r t^l^^êt^tar potation has losl only $57 million to defardts in ihc 43 

ciprettes. atnce !9i the Surgcon Generat's conclusion years:oLthe prooram's existence. The troubling fact IsI 

., i thel smoking is.harniful has been imprinted on every . lhatsuch-a progranr of making loans, accepting the{ 

paalage of clo cttes and on every advcrtiscrneot-and toliauo as collateral and procc sng and storing the, 

thp Federal Trade. Commisslon has now recommendcd Inf for )•ears should coitinue to extst'at 

lhat the;wordmg: be strengthened to stat e tla tly th at 

amo,ong'cigareites inay' result in. death.. And,yet l6e 

41 

t l siv^ ro^rain- 

ol^ 

ric•r 

Go3 

i•emment.n:ain ains, an ex cn e p o 

sunnon. ter t^h^r4. currcnlly-' tyidg up, about 56}7 

^roBhonin pj24c stabflization loans, and coiting nround 

-'-" ^"- 

p. q U_ O. 

i 

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1971 I. Callc-z:.'ca of 7ia¢esSnl 

Nev York .fmns N.ew York 


50269 8845 

_., 

Was HewYo.rk Times--Feuspaper Clippings 

Wall Street Journal 

MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTBD MATERIAL. 

G&. 


F!T 

6? Zr 

19'72 

Rraus, Albort L. 

0 4 0 0 0 0'0 5 I 

ixcasiYS--U.S.--SCONorncs/. 

6 5 %6 i I 

50269 9846 

^44A+K-E-. 

TNE AMEP.lCA.Y ECONOMY AA'D NOfV IT WORKS 

By ALBERT L.Z.RAUS 

HARPER & ROW. PUBLISHERS 

. 

I 

Y{.')Ot[^tfaK{fOK.11K .t/KCI{[O. 

aozooz 


1 50269 8847 

R8F SOCIAL SCLEN( 

Z . 

688 Hc 

1971 

ZDD,? la. 

BOOR^-BIBLIOGRAPHY/ 

DIC1'IONARIES--BIBLIOCRAP 

BIOCRAPHIES--BIBLIOGRAPH 

NEHSPAPF.RS--RIB1.IOf.RAPH 

INFORI,M7ION`SpURCES 

Y/ 

0 4 0 .0 0', 0 0 S. 1 6 6 

S--BIBLIOCRAPNY/PERIODICALS--BIBLIOCRAP}IY/ 

4Z ':^sk 

By Mona McCormick 

POPULAR LIBRARY • NEW YORK 


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50269 8808 

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'pp COOKBOOKS/ 

715 He 

- ' i972 l.v Inmr N^sniLt . 

2 C. 

1 

PDDL 

i C. 


1

24 

715 Cl 

1971 

PDDL 

CO(dCE6Y, INTBRNA'iL0:Yr1L/COi.RPO(iKSi 

by Craig CdaiGorne 

BARPER d ROW, PUBLISUERL TT 

ncw roee. a..eero...... rx.ecvd /02 ien 


50269 8849

XI Tob 72 50269 0850 

^ ^. 

TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC. 

TOBACCO ^{ISTORY SERIES. 

F .Y 8dc7.:.v 

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Ft/, , re- 7q I I 

TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC. , HASHINCTON, D.C. 1974 


1r^YA1dC'(S^b^ll!llouai^sB^rroOU of iaAuxtnd and 

>1tprAniud eduea(9nh 

... Fundamentals of pressuro ar.d temperature instruments. 

Prepared at the vatio,lal defense curricultun lubm:rtory, 

Cornell uniecrsit;v, Ithaca, New York. Albnny,'1'he iTnivetsity 

of the state of New York, the stuto education dept., 

Bureau of industrial and technical educatimy 1944. 

8 R I., 232 p. Inel. Iltua., tatlee, forms. dto;ra. 28 em. (Its Vocattoonl 

education progrmm for war Industries traloing) 

On covee: Vocatlonnl educntlon program for uatlonal defense Indnetrtes 

°Prepared In cooDeratluu wlth the United States Office of educattoa" 


50269 8852 

ATew-Ye^lc--{Sieta}--IlHivcrsitu,_ Bureau of induatrial and 

Q- te.cAnical educalion. .. Fundamentals of pressme and 

184 . ternperntnre instruments ... 1944. (Card 2) 

-fI ••rretarea ... by Ralph E. Clnrridge ... and R. Che:der f^lahooke."-ACknonledl;tuent. 

L Pressue-eneea .2. ltanouwter. 3. Y'hermo:neter.+ nn.] thrrimnntr9. 

I. U. A. (ltlhc of eduntlon. n_ ('Inrrhige. Itnlph F:. nt. 

Oclnhnake, R. Cheater. ` 

- •IL-3f3'16 

I.ibrary or CunFress , QC70.N\ 


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Dissertatioas-New York IIniversitq 


xI Co -81 

S.P. 1 Management Adviso (Special suppl) 2 (19) Oct. 16, 1981 

RJR S PPORT OF IOMEDICAL RESEARCH 

DR. FREDER K•SEITZ: THONY4ERANIS4CKEFELLER UNIVERSITY/ GRANTS/ 

. gCTf1NOH:45 KLA^QR^5PN,r80107AN GRAX SCHOOL OF MEDILIM^ (YAKE FOREST UNIV.¢ 

ION FOR RESEARCH/EREDUCATION,B..^R^NÊ',/UIIY. CALIF.^San Francisco)/ 

KWFHNES^FOIIN 

TNEODORE^K; /ELEpNOREDÂLNYOLLEV^ÈRPCENFHR, DEÊR INIYER ITY OFSVENXSYLVANIA NÊrD^ ICA^L 

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LAOS/LESANON/LIBERIA/L1RYA/P1F.XICO/IIOROCCO/NESJ ZEALAlID/SICARAGUA/PIIGF.R14/PAKISTAN/PA:kIfA/ 

PARAGUAY/P1IILIPPINES/PORTUGUESE OVERSEAS PROVIHCES/PL'ERTO RLCO/RHODESIA/ SAUDI ARABIA/ 

SOUTH AFRICA/SYRIA/TAIWAN(RFPUELIC OF CIiINA)/THAILAND/UNITED STATES EXTERNAL TERRITORIES/ 

URUGUAY/VENE2UELA/M'EST INDIES ASSOCIATED STATES/ 

- 

^ 

- ^--^^`- THE EUROPA YEAR BOOK 

VOLUnIE II 

REP 

m NA 

a 173 Eu 

10, 

1973 

1978 

Atrica, The Amcrtcas, As1a, Aastralasia 

:. . . :... -:.. ". 

A SVORLD SURVEY 

EUROPA PUBLICATIONS LIMITED 

v1: ^28 DEDFORD SQUARE LONDON n'C113 aJY, 


Cuide to tar]d eciencn. 1968- 

fGueYaacyj Ftancia Fiodgeon ltd. 

F.

Ref. 

Q 143 

Gu 

1974 

f 

50269 BB57 

GUIDE TOLaRLD,^;IENCE. Publ. Francis Hodgson. 2nd ed. 

Consulting editor; Trevor I. Williams 

Vol. 1. jJlyy,ted Kingdom and Republic of Ireland 

Vol. 2. ânce ^ 

Vol. 3 . _Germany 

vol. 8. latitzerland and Lstria 

vol. 9. âin S^rtugal 

vo1.10. Eastern Eurooe 

vol. 13. Israel 

P. 

vol. 18. "Aystralia and 

vol. 19. Lgntra1 Africa 

uvol. 20. South Afri ya aod gho sip 

o14 2Q QrtSh Jêr6ta S'9" Yb 


' V.S.BTOGRAPHY--D1C7I06ARIES/ 

18I00RAARIES--DICTIOHARIES/ NH4,S A'HO/ 

50269 8858 

REF 

Q 

THE BLUE BOOK ADSrP.ALId/IRCEA.':D/ 

1 151 MA ' . . NEH ZEALIHD/,, 

1971 

Leaders of the English-Speaking World 

CA.YADA--BIOCRAPHIES--DIRECTORIES/ 1 971.-72 

St. Martin's Press 

. New York 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 7 7 


( 50269 8859 

REF. 

Q 

151 Ma 

1975 

/U.S. BIOCRAYIIY--DICTIOÌART_ES/ BIOGR.IP:IIES--DIG'fIONAP.II!S/ 

/WHO'S iJHO/ GRF.AT RRITAIN/ AUSTRALIA/ IRELAHD/ 

/NEY,ZEA3e1N1)/ CANADA/ 

THI? BLUE 13OOK 

Leaders of the English-Spcaking World 

1975 

ST. MARTIN'S PRESS 

NEW YORK 


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¢oT.s :3opal 7o vaT2oaTTOJ V 0/F' 

to 3..+'.I'TTeIS'SC': 

Yit{. ;rt1AE:^LE2S:u7 'dAV bH P.OIflM NI raS!li0'J }Ci: 

::OI i.:!3!:Iiftil? Curf :iY.IuOn%"Id O::J::f•Jb 80 e(, . 

n^:v[ DHI36Ya'd'3 S?'6I ,eì(29Td . ,. 

l^;; pi,ejt*i 

•'J FT"':40$ °A-,,7 

(ateT 

IIIA 


50269 ee61 

82 X[ TV' The Tobacco Institute of New Zealand 

THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE NEWSLETTER. November/December 1981 No.9, 

to date --- 

This newsletter is published to bring news and views on and from 

within the tobacco industry. The publication is not intended to 

persuade people that they should start or continue to smoke. That 

decision must remain the perogative of the individual within the 

framework of a free society. 


Askew, Henry 0. 

. Cheinical investioations on New Zealand 

flue-cured'totacco. Nelson, N.Z., Cauthron 

Institute, n.d. 


Warl.d Tobatnn: Connreoso First, Arastcrdom 

WORLD TOS;.F:CC CORGnESS. FI!;ST, AM`:'I'.R9A'.! - 

NATICNAL R^ Ft'RTS OF 37 COJNTR1ES1 FRF.S Tk::R"'".::-- 

(9CIFNTI:•'ZR};Fff°RS)j LIST CF DBt.F.GATES. 

About 1500 paftas (on hqnd about 1150 psr,os) - 

P'aotoatet,--.4English and Frsnch 

World 2obscao;Gony,rocs Amsterdam 1?51 


Îsw Ze9lend-17bb2eCO ConS^ô^1.• - 

To'c•acco.M3aw:acturcrs' Sixadirg Conuattc.o, 

Great âr1'ai.n (C. F. Yeod, ed.) 

RESt1ARCH PAFf:RS. O. 1. ST::TISTICS 0? 

SSKiXRG. 

64 lmgeg 1957 

Tnbacco 'e,^.ulacturers' £'it,)r.dinr; Co^Lmittce, 

Ci`09t n:Sf.9111, London 


256 79 X Re-81 

S.P. 

EDITORIAL, 

Against smoking 

iNoTICE 

ihalcnî c;I be 

plolMod hy «,^:77LM 

Iaw (fille 17 U.S. Codo), 

There would be few who would disagrce with the stnemcnt 

that "smoking is probably the largest single preventable 

ciuse of Ill health I. the world."' This comes from the 

direclor-general of the World Health Organisaljon and In 

back up international awareness of this plague World 

Health Day on 7 April 1980 was devoted to the theme of 

smoking. The prime object of thisis to encourage countries 

to take slepi to mount long-term campaigns to counter this 

epidemic. 

Smoking is a perumal addiction which implies personnt 

choice and like all addictions once the user is hooked, judgmenl 

becomes sadly deficient. To persuade a smoker to 

stop is just as difGcult as getting someone off heroin, and 

pe htps e,yen ppre fp as}b 9bacepseddict Is'ess ,ate gq 

dejrBdeAby IhF hlfAl, ^rhea3tlfor46me'^me. Smdklh 

giving a hostage to the future. 

50269 8865 

91(657) APRIL 9, 1980 

'7^-k !c^ 5 :tk 

substances their ill effects at large are negligible. Those 

liahle to respiratory diseases may have them worsened and 

in the nonnal pcrson there are irrilaticc phenomena of the 

eyes, nose and throat. A roomful of non-smoking people is 

lolerahlc and in New Zealand the progressive abolition of 

smoking from places where people congrcgale has major 

social acceptance now. 

There art many economic rdn to tobacco. The smoker 

generaros ea«a demand for medical core heczu

TORACCO--ADVERTISINC/SMOKINO AND HEALTH/ ; 50269 8866 

- 

. - 

73 XIPOi•77 • RJR CLASS NO. PA:O'IILET 73 XI Fol 77 S.P. 

S 

P 

ACRFFtfENT . . RL"WEFN MINISTER OC HC H IIE ! IA1 , F OF NEW ZEALAND , COVFR '. 

tiF.NT 

AND' OT fA.NS TORACCO CO:^@ANY, LTD„ W.D. & N.O. ILLS (NEN ZEALAND) LTD., AND 

PHII.I ARRIS (NEW 2EALAND) LTD., TOGETIiER WITH THEIR HOLDING, SUBSIDIARY OF 

ASSOCIATED CO:GPANIES IN NEW ZEALAND. ON WARNING NOTICES ON CIGARETTE PACKETS'AND 

RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING. : , . . .. 

New Zealand Hinister i1ealth,aIIfeement,3p..•(Sept. 29, 1976) (Sn English) 

Thc repie entatlves of Nothrna ^s ^'o5acco Com^âry Ltd ,fD & 

fH O Wills{Nca Leal yd) d , ind..Philzp r-orr (D+eYt Zealend) 

Ltdaveet.iha^cyucst'-oftheA7^,îslerof )r_alth^^.oy^rrd j 

Ira.uuc.vu tor cne,P:e:^' 6eaidnnt. 

l irade' Lcuû'r ^rry a Covernnr;^rt t zn ng F: iT}iey have• furtlicr 

1^ • t ayceec] tl aadvc rtt ing kill be xc triated.rs., ouLlined. in- 

î,h_'jdocm.ent 


50269 8867 

80 %I Na 

TO8ACC0--NL'W 7.EALAN(J/RJR CLASS NO. PAttPHLET 80 %I Ne 

THE WELFARE STATE? SOCIAL POLICY IN THE 1980S." PT. III. (A). HEALTH AND 

HEALTH CARE " - . • . - . . 

N. Z. Planning counc., N. Z., 6 p. (1974 ) (in English) 

Expenditure on Fiealtli has been rising rapidly in New Zealand as if has' 

Uiroughout the deve(oped world. Potential demand is without limit. However, the 

^ comparatively slow growth of the economy which is likely in New Zealand over 

the coming decade dictates that such demand be contained within the limits of 

economic reality. It is the Council's judgment that real growth in health 

expenditure should be restricted to the rate recommended for government 

expenditure generally, that is, no more than 2 percent a year 3 _ 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 80 XI Ne 

New Zealand Planning Council, N. Z. 

RESPONSE TO "THE WELFARE STATE? SOCIAL POLICY IN THE 1980'S." 

N. Z. Planning Coun., N. Z., 12 p. (June 1979) (in English) 

*Reywords:* tobacco and smoking. - . 

. . _. ... :. _..__ ....__. .... ._. ...__ . ._ 

Phe Tobacco Manufacturers' Association of New Zealand 

has publicly reaorded its belief that full and informed 

discussion of the health controversy surrounding smoki:y 

lis in the public interest. The Association intends to 

6cqrt&nu6 Sfts(]po6icS qf $es6sting unscientific and mis- 

Tleading claims about the effects of tobacco, some of 

t^m alarmist and extreme to the poi,t-of serving no 

\ 


50269 8868 

^._,.. 

NEW:ZEALANI.t:pLAVg•LEVY'UNe-CTC.4RETS%Rilf LIQUOR:,' 

Wall St. Jour. 1977e p. 26 (July 22, 1977) (in English). 

%7Ae 7977 budtet presented by PPimi 

_ . .. iTflN7ter and flnanre Ninster Fnbertl 

D. Muldocn4ev(n anev tancf aMut 

Jone U.S. cent oneach pack of .d;arets 

and. abaut on t an a Stav ot 

beer and a nip=yWLe. 


IIMe-74+` 50269 8869 

. s_P.- CANCBR=-CAUSATION BY AM.ATOXIN$ ^ _ . . . 

--.' Chronic Afldf0\1COS1S 

:&Mk!!VIt!bev*R'{D-v 1L. PhD. 

Jous:.Ame{, yed. Hed„Assoc. 163 1262-1267.(Dec,.1973) 

?leek.for S[oh er 

. • . SUMMARY animals after continuous exposure to either a8atoxin. 

The aflatoxins are a group of toxic metabolites that eontaminated feeds or puri6ed fractions of aflatoxins. 

wary in their toxic and carcinogenic potential. The svseeptibility 

of diHerent animal species to aflatoxins also Signs and Pafhologie Changes 

• 

appears to be variable. In all animal species studied, 

Swine.-Signs of naturally occurring aflatoxicosis of 

hepatic damage is the principal injury induced. Acute sn•ine10 include decreased rate of yairy ir.appeter.ce, and 

poLsoning is manifested as icterus of the mucous mem- general unthriftiness. As the disease progresses to the 

branes and widespread hemorrhages. Microscopically terminal stages, there is often ataxia, jaundice, and 

there is diffuse centrilobular necrosis and fatty accu- sometimes convulsions. Major postmortem leaions in. 

mulation in the liver. Chronic poisoning results in ic- clude icterus of the mucous membranes and subwtaterus 

of the entire carcass and cirrhosis of the liver. neoua tissues, and trequently widespread hemorrha;e 

In these cases hepatic cell necrosis is less pronounced about the kidney and in the gastrointestinal tract. Free 

but there is bile duct proL'feration and periportal fbro- blood in the abdominal and thoracic cavitEcs is a_'=n 

' 

characteristic of most cases sssociated with in;estiw of 

sis. Prolonged feedir.g of low concentratiors of aflatozh'gh 

concentrationsofnflatoxfn. The liver is sw'o:Ien and 

ins eauses the development of being hepatoma, chol- 

fnable and small foci of pooled blood are ottcn obszn•ed 

- angiocarclnonu, or hepatocellular carcinoma. Other si g. on its surface. and endocardial crr,. horrF47,^ _ 

'Pitieant,;n:occt;.R(^hroniC.intoxic tjnn'.a,.!..^Ga:lv 3-d

u l^ti -7.^ S. ^^• _ 

50269 8870 

. . 

!G'lycG*xiwS: Tq'xioilty, Gu^ cilô^nrîei^y; and the 

104u011cp of Various Nu.triiignai Coilciifions'^< 

by 

IINDUHMHE1L LIAISON ^ROICRATA 

'fo>icologiC dist•nsCS of Innn and rtni:nAls, Associnlcd N'lIh m01d! srON'InR on fnodc, hC\'C br'Cn 

rnoocn;zed for cenuirics. only I. reernl s'enrn. hoNêver, hn,ê thexe n,rcnwm!coeee rece!eea site 

nllentfon of ,,any lebornturics and ekil!cd eetentiets around the world in A broad ir.tcr• 

'disciVlinnry effort. 

Th!s re.'iew cuvers the literntnre on nqcotu:tenses but cenlcrs on thusc about wh!ch most is 

knoen, pnrliculnrp' the disenses nssucinted with melnbolites e!nbure!ed by some etruinr of 

Asprrg:!fi, Prnicilfin, Guear7n, Sfncl,yLotrye, and Clacireps. 

The uLipuitous n^ture of Ihe of!Alcsins, tuxie metnbolilos pruduced by Asyergiffue (Incur, 

mnl:e them inryorlmd to Vublie henltb, especinlly since it Is now koo\.^n that ecrta!n r.reAS of 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 I S 9 


/

Clin. Pharmacol. Ther. 22(ft Pt.2)600-698(1977) 

50269 8871 

XX Me6 -78 F.// 

S.P. 5 Naturally occurring, oxic substances in foods 

Robert L. Gross and 

Nwneraw rhnnirnl mxins, inrluding nnrmnl rnmpnnrnrs nf nantral f dr, e.g., 

nqrntaoins, and ta.eir rhrnrirnls as rnurnrninnnte xurh as prstirides, frrtili;rrs, frud 

addLirrs. and prarrrmirs, which arr potrminllv rnnr so hummns, arr rli.ernssrd. 

Pntnninl mxiriq•, sbr lacnrri to man rrprrsrmrd by mnsr of these rhrmicnls, may he lnw 

brrnuse the ranrentraGnn in Jtod may be lnw. The gnp in nm knawledge rllong-term 

effects mnka rational dorisions as to allmmble levels of thrse subsrnnres a mafor 

problrm. On the other hand, nilroaanrinrs nnd eflaloxins are lo.rina for ndiirh there exists 

it tnluminnns liternnrre rlnrmnrnting extreme biologic activity in eeperimmnrnl animals 

and indirect evidenre J r activity in man. Epidrmiologk evirlenrr has linked them to 

hmrmn ranrrrs. and because of inrrenning evidence of fnng-lerrn human exposure to these 

loxim rither as inndrertant ronmarninnrns during f d prqmrmion or os the metnlxtlites of 

nqratir hJ rmrinu this possible lmmrd drmnnds (ntensive inrr.nigotion. A. exhaurrnv 

rrvlnv of dnta from epidrmiologlr moveys In tnrious parts of the world, as well as frorn 

long-term laboratory studirs, ripreserus an lmprrssire stnrt in this dirertion. 


50269 8872 

. • 

ENTEROTOXIN-NEDIATED DISEASES/A!YCOTOXINS/PESTICIDESf-TOXICOL00Y/ 

CADtiINM/FOOD--ADDITIVES--TOXICOT.QQY/F00D_-POISONI3:C/ 

STOXICOLOGY--TRACE SURSTAHCF.S/ F.NVIRONNENTAL HEALTH/ 

1N 0 

TRACE ^^^^ÂINCES 

1976 L'^, [.^ Q p'Q AJI ^{Z,B..Y A 

C.1- AND `-11 6'°'i YH 

PDD^ 

Ic., 

A Handbook, Part I 

Edited by 

MflMMEW"mmD 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

Cambridge, Massachusetts 

- MARCEL DEKKER, INC. New York and Basel 

3BO^3G/.364.39f,4.Ya 


50264 8873 

RJR CLASS NO, TEXTBOOK RC 261 Ba 1981 

Banner,K. (ed.); ^ (ed.); 

STRESS AND CANCER. 

Hogrefe, C.J., Inc..Toronto, Can..81.(IN : ENG.) 

0 q 0 0 0 0 0 S 1 9 2 

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ISN = 3514

7C{I 

Cu 

(1968) 

U 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 9 :i 

50269 8874 

f 

ANOWNWAMOMP 

SUCROSE, THE ARCH CRIMIAIAL OF DENTAL CARIES 

Odont. Reny 18, 373-386 (1967) 


'--••^---='c ^' •`• Eroer Sei:-':$etT•"I'oilet^'CoedsAssoc. 2-. 32 959) r 

IIIl D'_z3 -Inlâation Toxicity ^ Studies o `!ês 

•^.p:'Z . . . . . 

. . - - . r •e i Tr • n . 

^•,i:.•::-^ ^ • , . ' I. H. DItAIZE, A. A. A•ELSOti, 

• c•' S74190M11R6£Rs ead E. A. F:ELLEY• •- 

!50269 8875 

. 

^'1.7ttJVC^-Y .. U) rt e1 M.e recemly rerortcd on txe 

nir. t a+

1. Putuut literature. >. Title. 

T210.N4 1967 G03.7'42 66-30632 

Library of Cuugroas 

U ,7, 

` 50269 9e76 

-Nerkrl.:Fun1c, 

How to find out about patents list ed.l Oxford, New 

York, Pcrgnmon 1'rcss 110G71 

il, 177 v- lllua, tncsitei 20 caL 

Incluacs bmllogreDlNes. 


I wi-78 

S.P. 

T wr, .'ll1-, 

f 50269 8877 •. ' . 

PRI^TR CAROLIAA KHDUSTRTAL HEALTH HA!AEDS. 

/Horth Carolina State Tlniveraity, Tndostrial Fxtenglon Service. 

(Information nrovidrd by the N. C. Denirt-nt of i,aho r) 

0 40 0 0.0 0 5 I 9 6 

^ 


S•^' - µLo 

OJ1-^ 

3 ^^ 1^x``.^ 

3^.^ ' ^ '

50269 8878 

NORTH CAROI.INA

Yl2tae.â-.:l

SOYACCO-SHOZING-NEALiR EPISCT/SltOxINC AND HEALTH/ 

SIRIE MBICHi/REYCASTT,E SDRYBT OF C$ILD DBVELORO?tl'!/ 

Born Too Small 

A FOLLOW-UP STUDY 

TO SEVEN YEARS OF AGE 

1976 

--- --__^_l^ 

/Clinics in Developmental Medicine No. 61 

RA 

407 3 BOrn Too Soon G. A. NELIGAN 

We 

1976 Or 1. KOLVIN 

0' 0 0 5 1. 9 .9_ 

PHILADELPHIA: J. B. Uppincott Co. 


D. Mel. SCOTT , 

H. F. GARSIDE

{ R14 tftate9" D: tit3iodtoe.r-(.11t•..^ttIx 

300 

S Sternberg, Thonias 2funter, 1903- ed. 

The evaluation of therapeutic agents and cosmeti-w, adited 

by Thomns 11. SternberP nndt Victor D. Nowcnmcr. Coeditors: 

Charles D. Calnan, Adolph Rostenberg, Jr. ,nndt 

Stephen P.othman. New York, Rlalciston Division, 

McGra-ICilt t1964t 

slll. 29S p. illus 23 cm. (Unrverslty of Callloroio,Mn1lcnt Ec• 

tn.ueton acrles) 

lnttudea blbllogruphfea 

1. Drugs---Addressce. essay4 lecturay 2. Ommetlee-Add+emm, 

eeseys. lecturea. & Deraetote{y-.iddroe-.e; êyn. Iecture4 L 

Heweumor, Vlctor Dclbert. 1913- )olot ed. a. iltte. 


73II Re-74 

S.P..A CYTOLOGICAL SUItVLY OF ZG f-1'2IPS iC1JJl iIYBRIDS 

Ggn. Jour. Genet. Cyto1.-15 (4) 763-78 t1973) 

50269 8892 QUA&M $u aod . JM. 

J. De \Var 

Crop Evofution Laboratory, Depanmrnr of Agronomy, UnAwsity of li)inau, 

• Chantpaipn-Urbane, ll)inoL . 

Reciprocal crosses involving various combinations of diploid (In = 20) and 

letraploid (2w = 40) Zea meyr L. (maize), diploid (2n = 20) Zra nrericuna 

(Sehrad.) Kuntze (annual tcasinte), and terraploid (2n v 40) Zra pornnir 

(Hitche.) Reeves and Nangelsdorf (perennia( teosime) were studied cyco)ngically. 

Observations of chromosome behavior during meiosis indicated that chromoeomes 

of Z. perr were more compatible with those of Zra mnys than with 

those of Z. mrricana^ Hybrids between Z. mnys and diploid (2n = 36) or retraploid 

On ='R) Teiprncunr doctyfoidrs (L.) L, incorporating different numbers of 

genornea from each parent and ranging in chromosome number from 2n = 28 

28 to 2n = 82, were also examined at meiosif. Allodiploids (2n = 28)

50269 8883 

RADIOISOTOPES--TOBACCO PLANTS-LABELLING/TOBACCO--LABELLED C14PLANTS 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 76 VI Ba 

Base, R, T.; Jenkine, R. W., Jr.; . , rOsdene, T. S. 

Qhilip_Morris, Res. Cent., Richmond, Va., il. S.) 

A BIOSYNTHESIS CHAMBER SYSTEM FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ISOTOPICALLY LABEL 

Int. Jour.Appl. Radiat. Isotopes 26, 753-57 (1975) (in English) 

RReyhrorGais, -(:V2, toUacoc, aool[lve, : 

*Note affiliation* 

This paper de.cribcs the deaign, fabricasion, and opctation of a special plant growth chamber 

systcm uA!f>ed in the bfosymbcdc production orcarbon-14 labe!cd tobaaco planr mnterial. 

TI¢ controllcd cnv,ronmental factors of the sysretn were relative hun,idity tempcraturc 

carbon dioxide, nutrfents and auxiliary lighting• Fourp!auts of Mircrim,n mborum L. cv. Cokcr 

254wcregrownforfivewecluinthcs+CCvatmosphercufthcqrowthchambcr. Thcfour-phntbarvest 

produced a total dry wright yic!d of 420 g of un(formty labeled VC-tobaao plant • 

mnterial with an avcmge spcaffic aeivity of GI4 nCi/ mg uf carlwn. 


ap no0, 

;'f 81 V Ne 

/^•../.•/^.JFna.rn••s1HlJ.A'uA.ppFr5a0Uvausl/9.V1 

f....^ry .Hnrssn swrnuna . . rlMn 

,4 Redta4a(c ?tola 

tlVltl MC6*7 P 5HOlTgZ 

JEFOODJpROTECT 

A Newè91f Life Failure Model ^ 

409"M 

HardeabervAarirxRum1Cd1ra••Richmond.NS.ff'.275).Aunrclie 

IRenived tor publintion Onober 11.19g01 - 

471 

AKATKAff 

balnleryretcdaslhemrdianshelflifeandabeinglheshapeParame r 

which may be int

50269 8885 

SWEETENERS(artificial)/ TOBACCO--ALCOHOL-=RELATIONSHIP/ 

CANCER--IIR9UNOLOGY/FOOD--CARCINOGENS/VITAMIN C/VITAMIN E/ 

DIET AND DISEASE/' .. /CANCER--NUTRITION/VITAMIN A/ 

S110KING & HEALTH/ 

Progress in 

Cancer Research and Therapy 

Volume 17 

Nutrition and Cancer: 

Etiology and Treatment 

, 

I 

- 

-941111111IMM.D. 

Department of Cancer Pmention 

The Universfry o/Tesas System Cancer 

.1 . Center 

M. D. And,rsnn Hacpital and 7Lmor 

/nstitute 

Nomton, Texw 

Neil M. Ellison, M.D. 

Department of Ilemmologv-Onrulogy 

Geis+nger Medirn! Cr.-, 

Donville, Pennrylwnia 


/

HaLoA. K. E. 

NOIGFOLATII,B FLAVOR CO3LÔSE4:TS OP 

PEFyL'TS, U. E. blsson, J. A. Nx;s11, 

B. R. Joheson, P. B. KaaSlcr dnd 

G. R, !+e11er 

Jour. Agr. Facd Chem. 17 (27o. 4) 

728-732 (1959) 


50269 8887 

FATE DF C0MPDUNDS IH THZ BUP.YIUG CIGARETTE 

POLYMEP,IC CA.RDOHYDRATES: PECTINS, STARCH, CELLULOSE 

^F7arjorie=P-Neweli and Freddie U. Fest 

Research De;artment, R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc. 

4linston-Saler,i, North Carolina USA 

7e(,aece ^l rmis^s Ra jes rc^ tePe4 e

^) E-t6b 

fLC otj) b1- Pwtd wsV^ ,m%r^t êaswoyd 

'tl!(IWRltl 

'îlNdVb9uLbWO21HD 10 6MOid.tl7I14dtl v3A9N 8 ►ps 

"tl 'S `c:hs^ 


Re2 e^^'^?(eStICxtYC1^S'd^l~71f^ aC6RaDAtYt^M^P" 

SUH37ANtES"^^^"^"`^4taf,PF:?!tir!:^âcf 

(1968) 

licu'.ccs. H. 

I2.'VSSiIGATIDt7S OH TRR DtiGC,AM!i.`LOH OP 

TF.C:IC uUBSiflt:CP,S 

Dcrt. L2be:..a®.-iawdachsu 61 (No. 2) 35-38 


9-i 7'n •a!fs.Hmn 

JIKVJ^9 SAI3tlL'yd?lj.i S.1 4^d iP 3N 

C• w a 17N ^^c^r1 

' G 

3110NJe3^(:^t1^ - ^D 


I 50269 8891 

LUNCS--INHALED PARTICDLATES--CLF.ARANCE/ 

,pour. Appl. Physiolcpy 33 (6)757-62 (1972) 

X Piei0773 

sP' 

Ouantitation of regional aerosol clearance 

in the normal human 1unc'y 

J. SASCHIS, M. DOL,OI'ICH, R. CH,\LMERS, AND \t; \E[1'HOL'SB_=,. 

Rrginnaf Rapbut,^• CO, St. Josr/.5's Hcrpitnf and Drrcrtuunt oJ,Lfrdirir,r, 

AfrAfar(o Lniraaitp, Na+tiflon, Onfcrio, Canodc ` • B 2 2^73 

. 

Sa,^cxn, J., iL Dutortnt, K. Csur.stras, .... f. Newneuse. 

Qaantimllon of rr; cnaf arrarel cfrmun¢ in the nonnaf hruan far.g. J. 

APpI. Physiol. 33(6): 757-762. 1972.-Lung rcmoval of t01Ilabcled 

human semm albumin aerosol droplers of aerodynamie 

FE 

- mass median diameter 3 p was quanrified in nine normal adults 

_ using a scintillation eamera interfaced to a data eolleetion system. 

Regional analysis was accomplished by dividing the lung into 

pesihilar, intermediate, and peripheral znnes. These showed 

well-diRerentiated clearance :unes, the perihilar having a rapid 

_. .., first phase with q 0.5 he, a sccond with of 4.5 hr, and a third with 

q 23 hr. The intermediate zone showed n.u phaxa with q 8 and 

. 23 br, respectively, while d.e peripheral had an initial increase 

with [s I he, tollowed by a deuease with tt 23 hr. At 25 hr, when 

arucociliary clearance was complete, she perihilaq ineermediare, 

h lrcncc f +SS-.^,.a.=•?^=r.^ 

^ .. 


He 

(1967) 

50269 8892 . ;,.^ 

A AND 

nF GklNU ÎqT.^F.)Y 0. M F^ Ne 

THE wttb and s. ^M.T= 

oa+ûayônB 

Tr". Zti+st. @ae++. fngcs. A, 412-42 C196p;) 


X-RAY DIFFRACTION/COMPUTERS/ 

ADVANCES IN 

X-RAY ANALYSIS 

VoWme 23 

50269 8893 

ao..Ia ay 

UNVeNtr of Rmer R-fi hutfNk 

md 

Ikputmml of Uem4try 

Ihlreriry of Den- 


^ 50269 ee90 

e0 Ii Ey-80 

Alcohol and Stress RAponse Dampening: 

Pharmacological Effects, Expectancy, 

.S.p, and Tension Reduction 

Robert W. Levenson, Kenneth J. Sher, Linda M. Grossman, Joseph Newman, 

and 

In N. mversny 

Alcohol consumption and alcohol expectation were separately evaluated in 

terms of etfects on psychophysiological levels prior to stress and reduction 

of the magnitude of response to stress. Ninety-six male, experienced drinkers 

were assigned to eight conditions in a betwean-subjects design in which beverage 

consumed (alcohol or tonic), beverage expected (alcohol or tonic), and 

stressor (self-disclosing speech or threat of shock) were manipulated. Dosage 

for subjects receiving alcohol was I g elhanol/kgbody weight. Results indicated 

strong dfects of alcohol consumption on prestress levels, consisting of accekrated 

heart rate (HR), lower HR variability, higher skin eonductance, longer 

pulse transmission time (Pl'T), highcr "cheertulness" and lowet "anxiety" 

(ANX). This pattern of e8ects is rclated to previous unsuccessful attempts to 

specify a simple relationship between alcohol consumption and "tension." In 

addition, alcohol consumption significantly reduced the magnitude of the HR. 

PTT, and ANX responses of subjects to the strcssors. No etfects attributable to 

alcohol expectation were found. These results arc integrated with the existing 

literature concerncd with pharmacological and cognitive eHects of alcohol as 

they pertain to stress, psychophysiological responses to atress, and "tension 

reduction." ^ "^ 

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^^

^ II 

Re 3 alwlt 

I 

^S^Tr.Brq^.Ê.ZtlffO[j 'i 50269 889 

5 

Reiw:r., C. R. ' 

P1mIFICATION OF LARGC QUANTITIESOE 

INFLU:1,aZA VIRUS GY pENSITY GRADIBhi CPdJTRI- 

FUG.^.TICN, by Reimcr, C. B.; R. S. Ba1:er, R. M. 

vsa Fr"rnk, T. B. Nevlia, C. B. Clino, end 

N. C. lwderson 


^.. 50269 8896 ..^.. _. . . ^r-_._. ^ 

^ ^ ts) 

Y..,w•k„ r.llnt:.r.:l^:rr.rk.lsrt.:uxr ,n7 IU74) 

it r-^- îuEk ^v ^^^ ÊZ 1 E 

^ 30 3 

XKMaE^ -7s9.11 

1Vcu ctlldccktc Slicksiolrhalc)•ocyclcu in Kafl'cc-Aroma 

^^ rLrnn 

f^"""'I"• 

06tu GcnrF Vitzlhum it. Pctcr \Verkholil' • 

irLt iJû; 

Cnutr-, 

Win•mn+rka(llirkn Abtr-ilm,q he )IAfi AklicnNrw•IlnrLnff• )Irrmrn (IfIlI)) ;• 

. . 

. 

. 

kingcgnngcu on 0. Aini 11174 

,. . .._ 

.. •. f:ar,df 

In•.r:m,lr.l 

. . . .. (I:COS I% 

. . 

\x,xx^ rr^. Îrnm vnlntikr u( n>n,lyd r:Mf•r Nro w•pn t 1 

. . • 

1. 

^ 

rnd nrnri:J ru:n(.nnnln 

alrllrfl'. 

TS 

2240 

P 

50269 8897 

Pyriki, Constantin 

Neugebaute deutsche Tabake und ihre Qualitats 

verbesserung. 

No. 55 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 S 2 1 6 

From: Die Lebensmittel-Industrie 2:21-24 (1950) 


i

Bl % f1 

50269 8898 

bautw xuln-LCttLpufsx]xwTmacco--sLOtles--rsrcxaoct/ 

Wlvfsrt^nt .n1 Lttueunl btoert 

N wlnuin.! L3.1 LMuttt.M 

L. L. ►f.h.r. Jr. 

W.hfyu. W2..r.ft2 fe[t. fa2. 

N. L. le.. 

W.hlry^ten Ynfv.r.iq fo Lt. Iau2. 

. . . J. C. 6n.nYr.e 

tunford L..rt el.u.u ht+eotfna !ro[rn 

EunforA Yntv.rafty M.lit.l Ctet.r 

Wthlntton W1ver.tty 1n Ss. tnuf. 

FountK It the 12th 4nff Canf.renc. on MMrfer Modfffutlen^ Alb-r.iw 

. . '- f neullutloe. .n! wlnt.un[t 1e bh12.181 N.Efc1w. Nnff. 6ne41 

0 40 0 Q 0" 

0 1 7, ` wrth u_2o, 2s[e 


/

50269 8899 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

a,M Rna TM.e,.vM leM Irl,n?tl Ipl aen^âerpotlirrOnb.P' 

fapr,aai 4^rxi P r ^ n Prn. t:. 

81 X Nel 

-1ÈLF-CONTROL OF St,9OKING U EFFECTS OF CUE 

SALIENCE AND SOURCE OF DELAY IMPOSITION 

ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING" 

UNDER INCREASING DELA1`' 

.. `./ ^ 

ogIN BLOOM 

Depanment of Psychology. Hunter College of the City Unisersiiy of New York. 

. 695 Park Avenue, NY IDO?I, U.S.A. 

(Reteired27Dramber197g) ' 

G 1^ 14'13^5^J-LHQ3 

Rummary-Imposed increasing delay of cigarette puRs has been shown to facilitate smoking 

inhibition. H)pothminf inechanisms in.olsed (Gustntion enfnc6on or rehearsal of coping «- • 

sponses( imply that inneased temptation ave satienoe and deaea.cd degree of exlernal control in 

inweasing delay vaining, should facilitate smoking inhibition. After thrre pre-ten delay toleranm 

triala all subjects were cved to pace their smuking in an inaeasing sequenrn of dclay. During 

i reatmem the cigarette tempution cves were either risibla or Mdden. Dela)s were either sel6 

impopd but avrJ by the eapetinKnkr or the dela)f vrere physicallr imposcd by he experimenur. 


OP 

416 Se 

1972 

j C. 

xCARSTEXRT1i!tAi`L4^tx Ce1ROTEl;OIDS/ 

Chemistry d; TeLpenes 

and TEfi jt°RbFds 

1972 

Edited by 

?^^ÂÎ^tBtt=ftTAN^ 

Aonarary Itesearch Assistant, 

University Colfege, Laufon, England 


London and New York 


50269 8900

DO^ ►^,,;►^-,,,^^,:^ 

id` 6LYGEf^1. 

1V¢A ôR Pnôn 

Moxgcn-R:acgisn Lonaon 



50269 6903 `' xe^rint;, (:reat Britain 

" 

iUMMAAY: 

dnnc to drternanc thrnaunr nnd ratr:n of .ârrnc 

.\'iPuisiionnaire „as administered to 2 . 024 malr amokin^ mr.nng Xrm Zraland adnlrvrnis. 'Ihr 

pndfemalr high srhnnl students (unn br,dt \ortls nrrumusation of scirntilir rsidonre itnpliratin_ cigarand 

SouthIsland uhools. Resulu of this ausvr, rnr smnking as a majnr cauu• if luqe canrrr. ru 

indicated that bcttceen one

, cJ^:^`fÙ '.' "" "^r/^f7^°^^j^"/ 

/ • 50269 0904 

RJR CLASS N0. PA?fP$LET 72 y. Ne 

Ngyielan,lrwin, P,.; lmg. J.; Smith, J. M. 

(Univer.city FeAr., Univ. Hcalth Centre, Health Educ. Div., Lincoln, 

Nebr., U. S.; Hardlton Teachers Coll., Dep. Phys. P.ciuc., Hami.lton, N. Z.; Chelsea 

Coll. Phys. 7td11c., EastGourne, Susscr., Gt. Grit.) 

67^JLLSCE'r7T CIGARF.TTii 5)1Â;IXC IN TidO SOCIIITIES. 

Int. Jour. Ilcalth C6uc. 14 (No. 3) 114r120 (1971) (in EnRlish) 

' 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5.2 2 3 


. . 

50269 8905 

TOnP.i'CQ--S.•r2,; 

r• f.._s,..,,T..r 

. . . ^ 

74 ., ,P tf,G'0-:.S•!Oi:1';r__PSYC!If`f.OC.YITO!iACf,'O--S••OKI`:f.--i:r7.TiYIl•l^,.T••('I 

R,IR CLASS NO. PM4'fiLET 74eX hel 

. ^, `fartin, C. L.; Irwin, It. P. 

(Univ. Nebraska, Lincoln, >Icbr.; .1ust. Nat. Univ., Canberra, Aust.) 

• ' ATTITUDES OF ADOLESCENT CIC.ICC[TiC S][OKfiP.S. 

Ke•.r. Zealand 'ded. Jour. 78 (:Co. 499) 237-40 (Sept. 26, 1973) (in 

English) 

*1914, No. 6, 17 1966* *d* 

Tobacco analysisc-- 

...._. y ' 

....... _ .^...^cs...-r-t,e.;.o..-^ _', . 


1

' a - 

50269 8906 

DISSERTATIONS--UNIVERSITf OF ILLINOIS/ 

SMOKING NABITS--STIIDENTS/TO&1CCO--SMOKING--psyehology/ 

TS 

2240 

Ne 

1968 

THE SOCIAL DYN.WIICS OF CIGARETTE 551OK1\G 

IN A JVNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 

BY 

BS, Gcorgc Williu- Colkgc, 1963 

g,iS., Gemgc Williamc Colkgc, 964 

Snhmkttd In pucul fo1611owc of ncw rcquu^ 

^fa c6c drgra of Doou of Fhilowpht in Fh1,in1 Edoaclon 

In cSc Gndmce Cnikgc of the 

Uolrasiq of Nhnak, .968 


^ • - y 

J 50269 8907 

eo Ii Ey-80 

Alcohol and Stress Re^nse po Dampening: 

Pharmacological Effects, Expectancy, 

S.R. and Tension Reduction 

Robert W. Levenson, Kenneth J. Sher, Linda M. Grossman, 

and David B. Newlin 

Indiana University 

î,3' • - 

Alcohol consumption and alcohol expectation were separately evaluated in 

term: of enects on psychaphy:iological levels prior to stress and reduction 

of the magnitude of response to stress. Ninety-six male, experienced drinkers 

were assigned to eight conditions in a between-subjecta design in which bever. 

age consumed (alcohol or tonic) , beverage expected (alcohol or tonie) , and 

stressor (self-disclosing speech or threat of shock) were manipulated. Dosage 

for subjecls receiving alcohol was 1 g ethanollkg body weig ht. Resuhs indicaled strong effects of alcohol consumption on prestress levels, consisting of ac- 

ee leratedhcattrate( HR ),lower HRvariability,higherskinconductance.longer 

pulse transmission time (pTT), higher •'cheerfulnesi' and lower "anxiety" 

(ANx). This pattern of effects is related to previous unsuccessful attempts to 

specify a simple relationship between alcohol consumption and'•tension." In 

addition, alcohol consumption significantly reduced the magnitude of the HR, 

P7T, and ANX responses of subjects to the stressors. No effects attributable to 

alcohol expectation were found. These results are integrated with the existing 

literature concerned with pharmacological and cognitive effects of alcohol as 

they pertain to stress, psychophysiological responses to stress, and ••tension 

^ra-qoaoô^Z$^, 

^ 


.. .._ _ _..... . ,. _ , 

80 1dfY-81 S. P 

î^ • 7brrvp^ und NanarcA, Vrq. J, Nn. $^l _J ZOf 

101 

/Verbal Versus Imaginal Cognitive Strategies In the 

Inhibition of Emotional Arousal I 

jl. ;I . . ( 

Don M. Tucker and•!l 

UnfveNq o/NOrth Dalora 

, " I r 1, '-) =c / - -;r,'r1' 1 

' A substantial body of evidence indicates that psychiatric disorders are 

accompanied by altered lateral brain function. The left hemisphere appears 

to become highly activated and dysfunctional in schizophrenia (Flor- 

Henry, 1974; Gruzclier A Hammond. 1976; Our, 1978), while a specific 

right-hemisphere performance decrement has been found in affective 

disorders (Flor-Henry, 1974; Kronfol, Hamsher. Digre, & Waziri, 1978). 

Th ^te îrtps ryjê t^4i iuuetof whether a particular alteration of hemtsphtn 

nofwn iG relLted to a predictable alteration of cognitive processes. 

rrhr+ight hemisphere's documented importanceto the understanding and 


73 1 Ge 

.Iour. 

Acconnting to, rescarch 

and developinont 

e>:penditures 

Chnprrr one of AR.S R'o. 14, by 

Oscuv S. Gcllcin, C:PA, nnd 

'pnrlncrs, flnaAint A. Sclle, 

fsmeA by rlre ncruenrting srscnrrh 

Airision of the Antuirnn 

In.rrinrrc of CerlificC Public 

Acrormtmus, Pcbnmq• 1973. 

of P.ccountancy 76 (2) 72-74(5.973) 

j 50269 8909 

/.ecounting prnblenrs selling costs. Prequcntly, the costs of 

Ccrtain decisions arc as rssculial in technical support-wod; pcrformcd 

dcterminingaccounlingprinciplrs for by research scicutisls or cngincrrs in 

research and devclopmart as in dc- support of production or sales-arc 

tcrminin,r, accoimting principles for elassificd as research and devclnpinventorics 

or other iteros. The basie ment costs.'fhe extent to which costs 

queatious to be answerrd within the of teehnioni support are classiGed as 

financial acrounting system now fo1- rescarch and dcvc)npmcnl costs is 

lowcd in site lJnitcd Slatcs arc (1) di8icult to dctcrmine, but eomparawhat 

nctivitics should lbc dcscriL•rd as tivo anal)•sis of financial statcmcntx 

rescarrh and dcvclopmcnl in finan- botU bctwccn tompanics or over 

cial stztcmutts? (2) should a porrion pcrinds may lose much of its meaning 

of research and developmenl costs be if elassification of expenditures by 

dcfcrred? (3) !ww shnuld dcfcrrcd functionvarics. 

..- .. ..r-4,.^,. ...^...r.-..rv..t^..,t. • 

^r,....,a.4'«c_l:nc...û..^.o.._ f 


aew.nan_ Melvi^ p,^rxcea

58269 8911- 

CANCER-CAUSATION BY POLYCYCLIC NYDROCARBONS/SYNTIiESIS, OR(:ANIC/ANTNRACESES 

.74 III Ne HYDROCARBONS, POLYCYCLIC--CARCINOGENESIS BY/CLNCER_-RESEARCN/ 

The Synthesis of 5-HydroxymF1hyl-, 5-Acctoxymc1hyl-, and 

5-:►lethylmercapto-7,I2-dimethylbenz[ajantliracenes, and of 

5.7,12-Trimethylbcnz(ajanthracenet Jour. Nedlcinal (2sem2stry 15 (3) 323-325 (1972 

. . . . . 

i '} _ ^3' ewm^niand Robert F. Cunico ^l^ ' 

• £- 4anervylaDoraroryo/OhbStetrUwbariry,ColmnDat,Ohio13210.Rerei.ed5epremLez11,1971 

The evidence for assuming that the 5 position of 7-methylbenz(alanthncene and 7,12-dimethytbenz[a1 - 

antbraeene is important in the metabolism by which these hydrocarbons induce the formation of cancer 

is psesented. The syntheses of 5-hydroaymcthyl-7,I:cdimethylbcnz(aljnthiscene (5), 5-acetosymethyl- 

7,12-dimethylbenzla)anthracene (6),5,7,12-trimathylbenzlalanthracene(7),and 5-m.thyhaercapt0- 

7,12dimethylbenzla1anthr3cene (S) are desribed. Since none of these compounds is carcinogenic, they 

probably do not enter into the carcinogenic metabolic pathway by which 7,12-dimethyibena[e)anthranse 

produces cancer. . . • • . " 

Some years ago a cooperative program designed to find 

ôuanore ebout the carcinogenic activity of 7-methylbent- 

(ulanUvacene (1) was started by our group at Ohio State 

Uuirersity and Dn.7. A. and E. C. Miller at the University 

ofRismnstn.7-\ferh lbenz a anth•acene(1) was sclected 

...-...^.^.,^.^..^.-^-. 

.-.,:..r. 

5.2^ .^'(.a 


^V^^..... . _..,. ..._._. _ - ...._ 

71 

I 

I wt 

,,.. 

Nerns j q« R..cit, Aut+m) 

Nilliarson, T. 8. 

ANNJfBtS Or 'R18ACm MID 7t)8fbC0 

BMoUE Br NeuiRds AcT3vATSON, by 

T. G. W:1J.iswson, R. W. 'reekins,alr. 

; R.,: N^ Nefiaan'a^d 4.;:'D..drpenkcr•'•, 

50269 8912 

1nsi+r:

I 

^ 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--FORMATION/ 

50269 8913 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--PRECURSORS/RADIOISOTOPES--TOBACCO SMOKE(fare studiea)/ 

CIGARETTES--PIIYSICAL PROPERTIES/TOBACCO--SHOKE--RADIOACTIVITY(fate etadies) 

77 IX Je n RJR CLASS NO. PA14PlILET 77 IX Je 

Jenl:ins, R. U., Jr.; Bass, R. T.; Chavis, H. IT. 

K1'hilip ttorris Rcs. Cent., F.ichnond, Va., U. S.) 

CIGARETTE SMOKE F071,11ATION STI^DIES. V. THE EFFECTS OF T!IE CIGAREI7F, 7Zi:I- 

I'l1ERY ON MAINSTREAH SiIOKE FMIU1TI09. 

Confidential Manufecript to be publishedin Beitrage Tabakforschung, 

18 p. (1977) (In English) .. . 

have demonstrated the significant ef- 

^fects that the central portion of the cigarette rod has on siele-! 

^stream smoke formation and, conversely, the effects of the 

^ 

periphery on mainstream smoke. ^_-__.' ..• f_..._- .__. ^ 

- _ -- _..--.__-`---. 


50269 8914`'`"`""„':..;x.`°'"^'{"'' i' 

."7 74 IX WL TOACC0=-5MOKE=-ANALYTICAI`MGTRODS/TOBACCOSMOKE--COMPOSTTION/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET 74 IX Wi 

Williamson, T. C.; Chiang, A. S.; Jenkins, R. W.; Lester, C. E.; 

ftwdh^., 

(Univ. Va., Chatlottesville, Va.; Phillip 1•[erris Res. Cent., New York, 

N. T., U. S.) 

A KATERIAL BALANCE OF SELECTED ELEMNTS IN CIGARETTE S*IOKE. 

Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc. 18 (No. 197) 64-65 (June 23, 1974) (in English) 

*Keyeords:* st.diAim, smoke, constituent; 

manganese, smoke, constituent; 

potassium, smoke, constituent; 

chlorine, smoke, constituent; 

bromine, smoke, constituent. 


81YI Je 

( 50269 8915 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--SIDESTREAM/ ' ' HALOGEN COMPOUNDS: ORGANIC/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYTICAL METHODS/ 

RJR CIA N0. PAMPHLET 81 VI Je 

Je ins, R. W., ;40 • Lester, C. F.; Frisch, A. F. 

hillp Morris, Inc., New York, N. Y.; Univ. Va., Dep. Nucl. Eng., 

Charlottesville, Va., q. S.) 

NEU{TRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN TOBACCO AND CIGARETTE SMOKE STUDIES: THE 

NALOCENS. 

Beftr. Tabakforach. confidential manuscript, 16+ p. (1981) (in Eng. 

Constituents too numerous to list. 

In summary, the mass balance for chlorine and bromine in the burning 

1RIKentucky Reference cigarette has been determined using neutron activation 

analyses. Gas radiochromatography has been used to measure dynamically the 

amounts of gamma emitting isotopes as they elute from a gas chromatograph. 

The sidestream and mainstream gas phases vhich,elute from a gas chromatograph 

appear to be qualitatively identical in their orgenohalogens, differing only 

in their ufptipatire^[alyQe(^ T^ r su s'^hqq that a substantial conversion 

q(GIL-'21,DOI; 14) 1^481, f^4,^8'F43 TC 27 


/ '

NITROCEN-35/NICOTINE--SYNTIIESIS/NORNICOTINF.--BYNTHF.SIS/ 

_. ..._-_..:.t.;^ 50269 0916 

Ed .. . RJRCLASS N0. PAMPHLET 78 VI Ed 

Edurds, y W. B.; Glcnn, D. P.: Green, P.;J1201vapnolft 

hilip Morris Res. Cent., Richmond, Va., U. S.) 

THE PREPARATION OF TOBACCO CONSTITUENTS INCORPORATING STABLE ISOTOPES. I. 

SYNTHESIS OF d,l-NORNICOTINE-1'-15N AND d,l-NICOTINE=11.-15N. 

Jour. I.abelled Compds. Radiopharm, 4 ( 2) 25561 (1978) 1No.-nngs (i Elih) 

*Eewords•*d,l-nornicotine, cured, constituents 

~-'-'d 

1=rtlcotlne, Sured,constituent. 

Note-afflliation*^ 

Isotopically enriched d,l-nornicotine-1'-t'N (24 

atom eqrichment) was vrevared in a sinale step from 

ocvcioaroevi .+-ovrtcvi aetone and tormamtoe-•-n tza atom 

!i enrichmentl. Methylation to d,G-nicotine-1'-" N(21 

. 

latom S enrichment) was accomplished usina the [lark- 

%-Eichweiler method._ .,, . - _ 


^;. 

l^. 

r3o ^-wâ.. ' _ .. ..aL:.r.v..f.r. _ .. QsêezGt•',r3,oc.^/ a^7',aa•,.,^r.C•i.y .^mac^..c.:I.. J 

7e, ^ c^ C^'^. Jî'a-a? ^•.^^C/i 

'^tr ^:. 

The Quantitative Recovery of Smoke 

from Radioactively Labeled Cigarettes 

R. 

W. JENKINS, JR., M. K. CHAVIS, $,ffarNEWMAAI and F. A. MORRELL 

Philip Morris Research Center, Richmond, Virg.nia, U.S.A. 

(Rrrrirrd 17 Anausr 1970) 

Asmohing machine is described which givee quantitative rttovesyof the variow smoke phases, 

e. sidotream, mainstream, butt and ash. Carbond4 compoundsare used as tracen to measure 

^c côvesy Theav$[ ge,Gi w^V 109 peraens. Complicnredtranskrofsmokefractions 

kFe eGJninid:d, ©us idlocAg sh[ tisp§n

..: 

. 

..... 

^ 

50269 8918 

-^^ti - - - -"-- RJR CLASS NO. PA1"311LET.78 VI Je 

J Sns, B. W., Jr.; 1i^ Segura, G.; Bass, R. T. ,.; 

hilip p Morris Res. Cent., Richmond, Va., U. S.) 

A TECHNIQUE FOR THE VISUALIZATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF TAGGED FILLER. 

Tobacco Science, confidential manuscript,- 15 p. (June 22, 1978) (in 

*Note affiliation* 

Uescribed is a visual_`tobacco tracertechnique that 

F, also has a quantitative assay capability. Tobacco is labelled 

with a commercial scintillator solution, Liquifluor® (Uew England 

Nuclear). The labelled tobacco is then employed in the desired 

laboratory blending schemes and is readily visible under U1' light 

of a selected wavclength. The quantitative aspect of this techni- 

que Is arrived at by the use of external gamma activation of the 

phosphors_ Samples of the tobacco labelled with the tracer are 

. 

_. -'- --- 


iieymDnrRICI," M. 

PN AIiT0:5.tTLC D«lLCE FOR TNE EVAL9ATZON OP TDTA7. 

KAZLiSTREAM CIC..0.3TT8 St2O:-C:, by.uicha.d It. Newlnan, 

Willlmu L. Junae and Robert W. 3er,tia:., Sr. 

Paper preaented at the 22nd Tobacco Chuaiata 

Reeoarch Con:Eerenne, C:chnenad, 6'irginia, October 

17-14, 1?68, 

16 Pa^-ea 


2 

699 

Ne 

1965 

4 0 0 0 0 0 S 2 3 9' 

50269 8920 

INPORNATION SYSTEMS COMPATIBILITY 

(American University Technology of Management 

Series Vol. 1) 

1965 150 pages 

Spartan Books Washington, D. C. 


oaa0 

50269 8921 

. 

^8ryurUi.(iWn,r..a_p e3-ao 

^How should a pressurizedP^-^dnenergiqKronchpdilator be 

81 11 Re-81 =... .:; =--=--:-- inhale4 

$ D rArrorot inAarerf i}'1tP}Nk11'AAR DEAfETRf PM'IA k$7E\\'ART W. Cd,ARRE 

- 

- ' 

- _.:^_. ._. l...a... c.u.,,e ... ... 

' Ab rr.J.^.drtnergic heu-ep.r .gmiwr -.rrumt depntiiion - ErnnrM+dihtw.gem. 

rtyri..uxy hrrrpy - rcrinudin 

f Ablren: Almorghlhmsnu(anurtndpn.wrisrd.rrvwlLmniwd8atmiwwita.vn'wmfor 

ungtAriuhalrn,linkanne.prrimenul.rrifrnioneuur.Fanhermnrt.tkiminctitrudien 

- 6Btoukrimnmwrpknu.nSn..ban.emdd•lwhim.\Y

TOBACCO--MANUFACTURE & TRADE--TECNNOLOGY/ 

i 50269 8922 

81 VIII La 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 VIII L. 

Leszlo, T. S. : 

(Philip Morris, Inc., Nev York, N. Y., U. S. 

THE APPLICATION OF THE CUTOPF-TURE PRINCIPLE TO THE END SEAL OF MICROWAVE 

CONVEYOR SYSTEMS. 

Jour. Microwave Power 15, No, 3, 173-76 (1980) (in English) 


i

t 50269 8923 

ECOYONIC FORECASTI48/FORECA5TIN0/IYDUSTP,iAL t1ANAGEMENT/ 

HD 

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we 

1978 • 

MANAGERS 

FOR 

THE YEAR 2000 

•__-_ .._,a£ditor 

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OF DEMOCRATIC BUSINESS ENTERPRISE 

GRADUATE SCROOL OF BUSINESS 

COLUMBIAUNIVERSITY 

^• ^ ' . " PRLNTICE-HALL, INC., ENGLE\VOOD CLIFFS, NIiW JERSEY 07632 

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50269 0924 McGRAW-HILL SERIES IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE/ 

McBRAW-HIi:L COMPUTER SCIENCE SERIES/ 

QA ,•^15.^1^4i^1lul:rl^,;^ 

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76 T(^^^ C^nuoo 

Ne 

1979 

PDDL 

ROBERTF.SPROULL 

Cuneye-Mellon Univeraty 

PRINCIPLES OF 

INTERACTIVE 

^./ 

COMPUTER GRAPHICS 


New York St. Louis San Francisco Auckland Bogoti Dusseldorf 

Paris Sao Paulo Singapore Sydney Tokyo Toronto C-. 


ml

Q llictionery of science and teclmology in ]inglisL-Frencllg10 

Getnr.m-Spnni=h, containing 10,000 current terms in the 

ii English languap,e most frevplently used in the physicnl scionces 

nnd thoir applied fiefdc, together with separate indices 

in Freucb, tiermnn, and Spnnish, courersion tables, and 

lechuicnl nbLaeriations . By \Ltsill \ omu6 New 

a ^ , '_;i^-a . r ;: •,. ^òrk^ Philoeotshical librnry 119181'. y . . _ . .' .. . >^: r 

1. 7M^nolo^;^__ulrundnnrs-rnlypiot 2. rucslcs-nleuonnrlr?-- 

1',Î^Slur. 3.l:ln•,iil^li)'-I)li^tlî^.irli•a-1'Îl'yloL ^1. lli^lloni^ri^`s, 

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T131N2331a d0 Y1,T3d0'IO:Jia 3Sbat:C1C1 SFiSt1332 

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(,PD) 10 ^'• '6°S fZi 


,itewn4s,7wt*mstlo+a] Nonograglw ow EIeCtrica! 

614lneetiiog srcl @teckrowira, 

Giles, A F 

Electronic sensing derices, by A. F. Giles; with a fore• 

e-onl by Ii. A. Thomas. London, Newnes, 1966. 

I58 p Iltus., dlagrs. 231 rw. (Se,.aes Internxtlonsl wono- 

`rarna on eleclrlenl rngineermK nne elecuonlcE) as/- 

Inrlutlex LIb11ograLhles. ( B66-ID0l) 

, •{n . . . . . o??' ..•:^ . .. , . . . . . .. , ,-.t .. . . .. ,,:^; . . . . . c. q. 

1. Iilectronlc n,eeeuremenU. 2. titeetroolc control. Y. Title 

77ii8i8.G5 631.3819 

LlLrnry of Congr.^s 

.4 "'t1y_;".:'i]l,l '71K•:'.'; w?. ..,.... . .^:;)..;;i. 


G6-i^223

Yarleq, P. C. 

TNE TRQMMAG7 02 PSDHIC:IUY MD ITS 

ALLOYS 

. (Nevnoa Intarna¢ional HonoLraphs on 

llataria2c ScloOCa wo4 Tneh»oAnZy) 


50269 8930 

Concise encyclopuedia of nuclear energy. Advisory editors: 

D. F. Barnes jund otheist With a foromord by H. Kronberger. 

New York, Intersoience Publishers t'19621 


i, 

kBtYnoe^Qrcbiaal-^Snienos 83d45er:e3, T. 

C3ordan cook (ea.). 

Faires, Ronald Arthur, 191M1- 

Rndioisntopc lnboratory teclmiques, by R. A. Fnites and 

13. II. Parks. 11'itb a forercord by Henry Selit,nnan. London, 

Newnes t1958 i. e. 1957t 

244p. fltue. 23rm. (NewnesprnrtlealscleucebooW) 

Ineludea biblloSraphy, 

1. Radloir•otope Inboratoriea, r, Parka Itertram Healoch, 1D13- 

Iolut author. u. Titie. 

QC784.F3 0 •539.77 58-2349 j 

Ubrary of Con6ress tf.pklpt 


, . I 50269 8932 

9- 

^^4n ue^ {14t..^no.aP. 30 (s) 03%(/97?) 

. • ^^ g, 3 ^r^ 

72 III Re-79 S.P. 

^^ ='` • < /^ i 

fy/'SIISPLE IMPIIJGER DEVICE FOR RAPID OUALITY CONTROL OFTHE v 

3PJ^RTICLE SIZE Of INIIAL'ATION AEROSOLS DELIVERED BY PRESSURISED 

AEP•OSOLS AND POWDER INfIALERS/ 

Z 

eG.V. Hallvorth, U. Clough, -M -LAndreve, E.G. A11en & Hanburys 

Acseareh Limited, priory Street, i/arc, ertfordshtre, SC12 ODJ 

Y.est of the methods described for particle elsing of Inhalation aeroeole 

reyiire eomplex equipment and/or considerable operation time, (Bell, 19671 

Aell and othera, 19717 Halivorth and othcrs, 1976 a and b.) For routine 

asseesment of ir.halation aerosols for quality oontrol and stability testing 

pur•,.osea, we required a simple but zeproducible device for r.easuring the fine 

particle (pulmonary) aeroaol fraction from either metered pressartsed aerosols 

or povder inhalers. The four-otage Multistage Liquid Impinger (M.L,I.) (eee 

atrre refe.) has proved useful but necessitatce collection of deposited drug 

fro^ thevarloun chacbors and the device is delicate, complex in conetruction 

and difficult to reproduee accurately. Our aim vae to develop a elmple 

tvo-ste5e device collecting tvo aerosol fractions, a) a ccarsc particle fraotio: 

to efnulate the com.bined depesition In the throat, ategee one and two of the 

H.L.I. d b a m fra - tion to eiuulate that In etages thrxe and four of the 

^M.Î. 0Th up^r ageîe an tnlet throat leading to an icpingement chamber. 

with a 1.40em round-,let epaced 0.70cm from a wet glaee paper 6cm dieo. The 

lo-.:cr 'total trap' stage is a liquid swirl Imptnger, elupler in construqtton 

^ ^.. 


l 50269 8933 

IX 

Co2 ;Newport,Ycigaretted:`, 

Coneumer Reports. 

CIGARETTES - TESTS FOR NICOTINE AND TAR 

IN THE SMOKES OF 33'ANERICAN BRANDS. 

Photostat from: Consumer Reports 22 (No. 3) 

100-10 (March, 1957); 23 (No. 1) 24-25 (January,1958); 

23 (No. 3) 126-27 (March 1958); 

23 (No. 4) 224-25 (April, 1958); 20 (No. 2) 

56-60 (February 1955); 20 (No. 2) 61-66 

(February 1955); 20 (No. 2) 67-73 (February, 

1955);25 (No. 1) 12-21 (Jan. 1960) 


Prieter s Snk (SRwEen, H, M.) 

C^guette outP4t in ^tha un;ted Statesby 

bmnd ond aompeni ee, /?S^-S6 6 y 


y< a 7s 50269 8935 

PpBLIC RElAl10f1$ COUNSEI 

a1bClASsOC1(LtCs,kG P. 0. BOx 523 • 13 LINCOLN ROAD • GREAT NECY N.Y. 11021 - (212) 8997445 9ma 

êonarc^ 

;'Ahn 

FOR: TIIE COUNCIL FOR TODACCO RESEARCI{-U.S.A., Inc. 

+ry^"îYxVl.^r.x¢9;ur3

_^_....^.^...__.._^ - 50269 8936 «.-*-.•-., 

Ref. 

798 

A Atomic ?ndustryReporter. 

ldews and Analysis, 1955. Bureau of 

National Affairs, Inc. l'sshinoton, D. C. 

Loosoler.f notebooY. 

.' .• GiventoililicLibrarj. • '.F^.n^'•^.. .. . . ,^:1^ 


_ . . _. -_ t. . 

50269 9937 - a• 

72 XX Re -77 S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAPD'NLET 72 XI Re2-77s.p. 

2ttevm¢oatideWClS"S1'sffd;P: Sw w^lws: 

GOV. EDWARDS VETOES PROPOSED CICARETTE TAX. 

News Courier, Chaleston, s.-C.a 1977 p. not given (May 25, 1977) 

(in English) 

. 

=co•^.7a:,,esa.em"ârds:ncuncd 

i 7 csdayhchasvelo:dlhe;m:lionoftheaanuala;pr p:lations 

billincreasingtheci;arenetaxlromsixcentsapacktnseven 

c

X TE^ Dtsv^TCi1 oeI ^nL REPeRr Cr NArIoN+IL- 

CJddClR .ST^('^fl^hNl(d(a1LJKIIJ^ Ct6A P,EI T^^, ^ 

To5 

94013t1f'MS^1^'^.^l16':fJ^NCEIL. 

, `^'^x' ^. .. 

..'... .._ 

ToxanCl Flobe R.d aa1l'- 

[irWS D1S?ATC}: CN 1HE REP03T 07 :;AT70:'LAL 

CA:.CL•° 1:iSTLYLiE OF CdSL`.DA L'Ib,Alh: C.G:`,'LxTTG 

Slh6:KI?.L^ GL':il LU:tC G1tICL'R. 

Toxoato Globe &nd pte11, lha4-ky, Oct. ?.2e 1452 


50269 8939 

^ Co 1 oa; ^ s-- sT.^r^r r, c/Are vri,N.c r-- r-41oarr,ta 

y/, ^, -- 8rh rlsr^ e s^ N S. -- t^ 3o y r>,e ^ 

LEAMC^SUS. C®RRF® RQ TRONS 

A Computerized Analysh by the Editors oHPYWk'RIgM1ll"Of the 25,0001.eading U. S. Coeporatlom 110.000 

Manufacturers accuunting for 90fi uf total Manulacturingasseta and sales, and 15,000 conceroa in all 

NonrvManulactudng industries, incl0ding Finance, accounting for up to 9e1. of induatry bta111. 

Corporations. including Olversified/Conglomeraie wmpanies. classiried by &I.C. Industry Cetegorlea; 

are ranked by annual sales and analyzed by 25 vital indices Including sales, earnings. a aete. 

employees. cash flow, current ratios, stuckholder equity, with industry totala for the det

^ 50269 8940 

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iê^ I^ Cir3r , 

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L_.:.__:L._.._ ^ . _ ... ......_ 

Fditad by. Ilowaid Penn Iludson 

Maiy Ellabcla Iludson 


50269 8941 

72 XI Re-77 S.P 

îeveSbFia"^rgv `Î 

RJR CLASSN0 . PAHPIILET 72 XI Re2 77 s.p. 

STATE LAGS IN CIGARETTE TAX. 

News Observer, 1977, p. not given (June 6. 

^'Obviously, hi;her ciârettc 

tascs elscwherc havc r,o! jcooardized 

lhr, v;cliarcot Tarl;oel 

tobacco grov.crs ar.d p:occs- 

:sors. Ifi,^::;r ci!!arcCa t::;ae in . 

LVcrth Carolina wouldn't citi:cry 

1977) (in Englsili) 


TOBACCO--FLUE-CUEED--NANUFACTURE & TRADE/ 

50269 8942 

XS Me -80 

g p, 1 RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET XI MEI-80 S.P. 

- ecord; Delhi, Mt.. Canada 

WORLD FLUE CURED OUTPUT FALLS 5% IN 1979. 

News-Record 1980, n.p. (Har. 5, 1980) - in English 

0 A 0 0 01,0 0 S 2 6 1 

. ^--. 

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.,

EL1[f-_78 

S.P. 

^ 50269 8943 • )^j , 

"' 

RJR CLASS NO. PAL°HLEI XI )'vII-78 s.p. 

T bacco Institute Incor!$ GdaKas`^yna^,on^0 C. U. S 

ÊDICA'%L^ 'ASSOCiA720?i^"'"^^,1Âttd\' IÊSF^R^ 

=1^ff=ZMNM ^n^8 E1RCff:IiÔG?twit^^5?fOICTh?QYA1D*MW 

Tobacco Inst., Inc., News Felease, Fashington, D. C. (Acg. 7, 1978) 

*See reference above under American ?ledical Association* 

^The fact that a copy of the document was ieleased on Friday, 

August 4, in Charlotte, N. C., appears to be an obvious 

attempt to embarrass the President in tobacco country. 

Charlotte has the state's largest newspaper and is regional 

base for the major wire services. 

The joint tobacco-industry research project was concluded 

in 1972 by mutual agreement. The cigarette nanufacturers 

continued to comnit research dollars, increasing their funding 

of th e Council for Tobacco âesearch-uSa and to laroe 

university-based research programs. The total ccc:nmitment 

_to sr.ôking and healthresearch to date is $75 million., 


- - 

. 

. . 

50269 8944 

RJR CL.1cS NO. PX11PHLET X'e -78 s p 

X Am 78 S•'p1.Anerican Medical Association, Education, Research Foundation, 

6hia gO, ^711. . U. .. S. ..,.--. .. 

. ' ^ SIfY1IARIZIkC-7E.14.YEAR.PROC6A.4-OF 

TH8 ,.. -- 

. 1 CtM,:1111MM'PR'-lzl . - , . . .. , .. 

Amer. Med. Assoc., News Release, Chicago, 111. (July 17, 1978) (in 

English) , - - - . . 

*See also following reference and Tobacco Institute A'ews Release further 

belov_* 

' . ^ 

CHICAGO--Jaly17, 1978--The Pmerican ?.edical Association Educition and 

Research Foundation this s=er concluded its 14-year program of sponsoring 

-. ^ research on the effects of tobacco on health with p::blication of a final 

suc.:ary report. The 365 page book includes a su,rary of the sponsored 

# , research projects, abstracts of each of the 759 individual prograus and the 

naces of participating researchers and institutions. 


50269 8945 

•5..3: . r.> '^ = 

evs rs3'pkse eii:lfie PaPer.^^hl' sier can:.: 

Mnl ei+ar Sxiety^Êt6t^ E 

Amsr,icsl Aesociotion 

yler!!a^*pnd, â„ 

FEWS RRLEiiSS Oit iaC PnPLR BY THE l,kc'R?C.ii+ 

C614C3R EOCIi:TY SCLifiTISa, E. CL'YLER :IA?ytC:iD 

AND D.1i12I. E1O.72L "SbiMIiiQ ?P RELAiIC:I TO 

DSA9il RA:FS^, RE.4D AT THZ fliR7UAL !a?BTli?G FC'r 

Tii3 AlFiRICA7 b'.'%3D:C1L ±SStM:?TIC::, L.,.; YCRF, 

.r; .. .v...._..CI1'l^, 5î; ' l^.7^ ?:. i:ls:aoArapid. S;P=gPA .... _ , _ 


i 

i 50269 8946 

Me 

10 

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Renearch and Product 

Development Depts., Science Information Division 

NEWS RELEASES - GENERAL INFORMATION, bh R. J. 

Reynolds Tobacco Co., Research and Product 

Development Depta., Science Information Diviaion, 

and William W. Menz 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 6 S 

1967 Xerox copiee 



i

78 XI Ad)-80 

S.P. 

PJR CLASS ND. IAMPHIEf 78 XI ADi 80 S.P. 

KICKIlD 7VE -^ MBIT (IF CIGAREPIE ADVFRTISIbG IN (itE11T 92ITARJ 

Wvsagent 1980, p. 16 (June 19, 1980) (in English) 

The voluntary code on tobacco advertising came to an end last March and 

as yet the tobacco industry and the Goverment have not settled a new agreement. 

the indications are that there wil be some further restrictions on tobacco 

advertisirg and that could affect your business in the long run. 

04U000 0szae 


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LICRAi:IES--NORTN CAP.OLINA 

I 

50269 0946 

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1\ ^t! 1 4 ,i :If ;^J 

Pall, 1973, ^ 1 ;^ 

Vol RVIII, Numher 1 ''^` ^^ ^ ^ ^ 

= --- }' OHTIl CA ROLINd ST,ITE LIBRARY 


3%

11D 

yKewsletter^ 

W8r(an, Cyntl Te► A 

USE OF HE $upER4igORy NEVSLR7T1:kIAr 

SNDUSTRIAL 07MNUNZCA710N9. 

(American Untversity, Nasters shesIy 1965) 

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lri6S var..pt1 yPd9ed, .,,.:..;:.... . • ....,.,.; . ,..;; 

:`lhi(F^*3k5^ Nt'cio ti:s, faia. "dnn At^cj Mlch. 


fiuzropeaa T*.nel.r.,t?ons Centre; Coro_ees 

l'eri-,&tiup.en Centrum; Ceu4re &-u=ren 

de Trr.ductions and Europs.inches Zcnttrum 

far tP.!-rrsetr.cngen. 

fiLY7SI.6'P ^^' _^ i i:.P.ilm SIX. 

Tre.us].ation ]f pp. 


NEWSLETTERS/DIRECT^RIES--NEWSLETTERS/ 


a 

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fV 

HEALTH CAREAGENCIES/U. S. GOVER.ÌNENTS--DIRECTORIES/IN3ERNATIONAL AGENCIES--DIRECTORIES 

GRANT.ALiARD SOURCES/INFORNATION SOURCES--DIRECTORIES/FUBLISHERS/RESEARCn CDNTF.RS/ 

INFORMATION FENTERS/LIBRARIES--DIRECTORIES/INDEY.INC AND ABSTRACTING SERI'JEES/ 

DENTAI. CARE/ 

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141 

Kr 

1977 

9îlâ l^^`^`tl^ 3i^G^?)n â G'^ clD U^1^ 

`Guide to State, National and International 

Organizations, Government Agencies, Educational Institutions, 

^,tlospit5ls, Grant=Award Sources, Health Care Delivery Agencies, 

VJournals,'^lewsietters, Revlew Ser}+^ Is, Abstractln ervlces, 

Publishers, Research Centers,+^Computerized, ata Banks, 

Audiovisual Services, and Libraries and Information Centers. 

Anthony T. Kruzas 

Editor 

(^ r^ 

/ 

(^ 1^ 

Robert Fitch Allen 

Asalclant Fdllnr 

GAOLE BESEARCt(COMPA .`â0 W. T&y -^ rx• 6ETROIT, MICIiIGAN 48228 


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Ga 

ti Gw t]^ ft fxa--al cae to ^ te.s' ;'. ., 

._..:_d 

National directory of newsletters and reporting sorviccs 

Ist- od.;1'J68- 

Detroit, Gale Research Co. 

V. 29 em. 

"A reference gaIde to national, Internatlonnl, and eeleeted forelga 

neweletlere. Informntlon servicex, assoclatlon bulletias, traintog and 

edncotlonnt eenices.^ 

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. . . . . . . .. . . 

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••1. pezlodicnis-})Irect.'^ ^ t. Oote kesenrcb Oompany. 

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66-15453

, ^ 50269 8955 

^1Î^flFt jit. au. 

F Lefler, Hugh Taimage, 1501- 

254 North Carolina; the history of a southern State, by Iingh 

L Tnlmago LoOer and Albcrt Ray Ncwsome. Chapel llillt 

University of North Carnlina Press 11954r 

z11,070p• mnpa. 25cm, 

7ilblio2raphl:p•,911,-Q39. 

1. A'orth Carollna-Diat. Y. Nexaome, Albert Itay, 1R!Y1-1951, 

jolnt author. 

F254.L39 975.6 64-7004 

Lfbrary of Congreae ' 55n10, 


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p %X 

IMeP4 

.-^NbIt0A6,:Qr:Bay- 

-•^ (1468) 

11 ^ r J gsânlwe Tobacco Oompany, fioaearoh and 

P[o6act Du•roloymact CeparL¢eofo, Sc.CaCe 

r.,^.,.,,....^.... ns.so^..o 

voucH FOR BarLiNO RAW NAxER=Ab SWR AS RIC@. 

REFEREN06 TC U. S. PA•fRNT 3ya4E,a7Q, A LttGret++r! 

.StarcA, 6j R. F. Reyoelda TDbxco. Compsny, Rcaearc.h 

•=ltld _PYblloft VmYB)Opftft- 

3difoYl4y^(.of1 al-YiSio'I^. 70d tl@-{b^ x., $^`'..-•`::^;•...,..•-.^ 

-î^j6^.: ...:.,.;;.r ::.;:..:-,Yet3ais'6ePi+ `r.• . . ,. :G- , 

ytu+SfbrrSelany M. ^, 


Fieith, C. H. and hewsoine, J. R.: An 

nutomatic smoking machine for the..... 

'POD9t'60 ChEf9Ly^'t8' Placsrc:: ConPe*r;-a. 

'±ozsn

RexsoIftEpc:J.H. nnd Keith, C. H.: The 

effect of physical variables on the..... 

yi, Tobeceo :,nnfernriba- 

To, :c^scc:u Cheriets' 3cE•mrch tcn[fr.*•aî. 

1956 

10, ! -:.h'r • ea, 

...:a;:..:ssx.,:g}.rard:a•Ltr::_•ezi:a4^, . -. . . 

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50269 8959 

T7oti.nC:ae i. ^-- 

~ S;AO.'^52173 MACLIIMS FOR W. RiZ4TSSS8 OF 

TSE vP.PCr I'fIn35 CF CSOPd2r.^Pd S•:CSEr by 

1Jevsoao, J. R.; V. Aariusnr and C. R. Keitb. 

iobaaco CberUf.Bts Rasearch Confereneer 19thr 

Papcrr Lexfagtonr KentucYyr 17 pp. (Oct, 27r 

1965) 


50269 8960 

VI 

To 

1963 

Norr.tan, Vcllo; J. R. hcasomc, and C. q. Keith: 

Techniques for the Gnalysis of To bacco Smo ke 

Vapors. 

TOS.ACCO CRF.NISTS' RESPl,RC{I Q)iFf1tb23Cfe 17th 

Scpt.ember 1963 

thntrealo Qcebec„ Canadn 


To 

1961 

-_.,^..__,._.^.......^.--__l. 50269 8961 

Roith? C. 8. 

VA.R7kTx017 OB ;rL3 C1S AUSB CO:dFOSIT,TOR 

larraU, A aTJRi+S.: cicsnl;'rzE, by C. if. r.oqth 

and Y„ It. ketrec=o. 

.. ^.,_r 

t1rCu;e01At Ar^?6:t .rt tha 15th ToMROO Che-nS6tst... 

;Catêrflîc.ae :.13tL1^::s^28hiai. .Pa.'s.:0otaba^ 9^ ,14aE•:::::. 4; .. 


50269 8962 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--FAVORABLE LITERATURE/ 

.76 XI Wa-78 ' • RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 76 XI 

_ : 

S.P. d1mmBR!p%*mL- 

(.7ournal Constitution, Atlanta, Ga., U. S.) 

50-YEAR SMOKER FINDS A PUFF BOTH FRIEND AND CRUTCH. 

Atlanta Journal Constitution, 1978, p. not given (Mar. 26, 1978) (in 

English) oac be hs srooted for 4 of sok 57 yen, su.-wnng 

.rtlc_st s^.ccn xSippLia u a ynuth ccd to hcart atL• 

To- vhy, in the fact oI aoch 

{y'rcu:q do Icoitiouc tn snoke? ] 

' Iike It. IC= co simlde u t!n^t'^ - 

(+-.Îlr_I We toS^rro inEc.4y all xlon' 

g hnslorn pickel oq 

^re Uso re.-:va-7: T'cS'dy has yet p:nvc3 - ani ea:cr- 

7!n: dl:c uord "p: ov

^ W5 LktraplpacC]ftpings,: ;; 50269 8963 

Be11 Strect Jouraal 

MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTED MATERIAL 


REF 

HA 

1973 

2 C. 

PUDL'1 C. 

M 

1973 

1 C. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 8 3 

1973 Ediiion/ lq7-f,z^ 

^ lil' 11i1:41^^ 

and BOOK OF FflCTS 

The Avthority Since 1868 

. Publisher . 

. . Edward R. Kennedy 

The World Almanac, 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017 

Publfshcd Annually by 

ÎEVCSF'AL^.1#^^'^Sl^.ks^CîA7t(iN^ 

NEH'S1'APER INTERPNlSL A55OCIA7ION, INC., 230 Park Avenue, New 

1'o1k, N.Y. 70017, 1200 lPesl 76ird Srreer, Cleveland, Obio 44773. 

kobed Ruy Atela, presidenl; rarl H. Anderson, vice pres7drnt and 

grneral rnanago.; rdoard R. Kenncdy, rice prcsidenl-publiaarions. 


50269 8965 

TS 

2240 

U,kO,Hevapaper Release, Friday, July 12, 1957, bh 

U. S.'Dapl:of Health,Educ. and Welfare, Public 

Health Service. 

U. S. Congress, 85th, Subcommittee on 

the Committee on Government Operations 

House of Representatives. 

FALSE AND MISLEADING ADVERTISING (FILTER- 

TIP,CICARETTES.) 


1ft@wMwm 

,.` 

76 %I Re-78 S.P. SMOKING HABITS--WOMEN/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PIdiPNLET 76 XI Re-78 s.p. 

tcrcurio, Santiago, Chile 

TOIT>l'I1rCIS-'JIICC£1- I:IVUIP.TîTn"SFf[HPi7Ai^71AI'.TT[^FCCFrTDTf°nRWOÛ^ 

*(Furar en la calle.)* 

"crcurio 1977, n.p. (Dec. 18, 1977) - in Spanish 

':;cte date* 


50269 8966

50269 8967 

78 I Ne 

NEWSPAPERS/;;'t 

Carmody, Deirdre (New York Times, 2/4/78, P. 1) 

THE PRESS: PROFIT AND LOSS 


D.S.DEPARTNENT OP TNE ARDK/U.S.DEPART"L9T OF TIIE NA'!S/U.S.DEPARINLNT OF T6E AIR FORCE/ 

D.S.OEPAR'RCtR OF JL•STIC'!U.S.DEPARTNEYT OF TP.* INTRIOR/U.S.DEPARTiriNT OF TR4:iSPO:tTATIO;:/ 

D.S.DEPARTHENI OF ACRICULTURE/O.S.DEPART:O:NT OF CO:RU!RCE/U.S.DEPART>ff:T Of LA90R/ 

U.S.DEPARTMENT OF HEALTN, EDUCATIOP7.AND NELFARE/DISTRICT OF COLU?BIA SEEMISfiINGTOY, D.C.. 

U.S.DEPARIMENT OF NOUSINC AND DRSAN DEVELOP:.ENT/INTER:IATION:.L ORCANIZATIONS/U.S.PRESS/ 

EUROFEAN ORCANIZATIUIS(4NITED NATIONS ORCASIZATIONS/INTER-ANERICAN ORGAIiIZATIONS/ 

"JOINT ORGANIZATIONS"/OR6ANIZATION OF ANFRICAN STATES/PAN-ANERICAN ORCANIZATIONS/ 11} 

FOREICN DIPLONATIC REPRESENTATIVES AND FOREIGN CO::SULAR OFFICES/CO.tlGRES5i04AL DISTRICTS/ 

U.S.DIPLONATIC ALSO CONSULAR OFFICES/U.S.OFFICR OF IIANACF.NENT AND EUDCET/TELEPISION. 

D:S.COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS/U. S. NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL/U.S.DONESTIC COUNCIL/ 

U.S.CPNTRAL INTELLIGENCE ACEUCY/U.S.OFPICE OP ECON0.YIC OPPOXFUNITY/NEGSPA?ERS/EN9ASSIES/ 

U.S.OFPICE OF TRE SPECIAL REPRESE\TATIVE FOR TRADE NECOTIATIOYS/U.S.FEDERAL E.YE:.GY OFFICE/ 

II,S.FEDERAL PROPERTY COUVCIL/U.S.COllNCIL ON ECONOMIC POLICF/U.S.COIINCIL ON ECONOMIC POLICY, 

D.S.CCUNCIL ON ENVIROI^fENTAL QUALITY/U.S.OFFICE OP TELECOPNUNICATIONS POLICY/ 

D.S.COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL ECONONIC POLICY/U.S.OFFICE CF CONSUMER AFFAIRS/ 

D.S.SPECIAL ACTION OFFICE FOR DRUG ABUSE PREYENTION/U.S.CONGRESS--DIRECTORIES/ 

DIRECTORIES--U.S. CONCRESS/NASNINGSON. D.C. eee elso DISTRICT OF COLW3LI/ 

REF 

UA CONCRESS T93 , d n2 d ess S ifOn. 

irectorî nal 

93rd Congress 

`J Com^r.l qnuary 21. 19'4 2nd Session 

. 

1 ay /a^p''°^ Olnsla.lMIMNO..aY..Si1911 .. . 

"'4^.:.^:e;.4-±'$ :Y _ : -+.^+...*.+x1.^.a.:,..-m..-...--.....- . .. 


. 

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I 

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ee1R a tiowell em, tU.Crc phuta altts9on 

SFECDiL CA416Cr=115 60R'!8E RESFA9&BTR, 

SPECCRtI3T AND aCfWLAR.. 


s t i.l..l:,. ^r^C^'"' ^ ai 

lic AfTaias 

10a„-.,, 

,. 

^J4 U ! .7^3fEti'.4.3h.;-^cew^su./ ^lart^.ro / ^^•:'^ 

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0- 4 d' 0, 0 0 S 2 8 9 


N rS 

1972 

Edited by: HovrarJPenn IWdson 

6Sary Elitabclh 6udson

I 

50269 8971 

68F 

688 Mc 

1971 

SOCIALSCLEN(fES--BIBLIOCRAPHY/PERIODICALS--BIBLMCRAPHY/ 

BOOKS--BIBLIOGRAPHY/ 

DICTIONARIF.S-BIBLIOCRAP Y/ 

BIOGRAPHPES--BIBLIOGRAP 

NBWSPAPERS--BIBLIOGRAPHY 

INFORQIATIONS9URCES/ 

. 

rY^"vkZ1 

1 n 

JJJII T 

I;l+a ^^lid !. kj ; 

By Mona McCormick 

^ Â•?rf' . 


50269 8972 

AYP1t tra ^^ pND PF1t^tltuGtts 

156,*'cYjMi°y W. P. N,cCa111ccar 

197p 

1966 ^/0 1618 pagae 

N. 14 Ayer and Son, Inc. Yktadalphia 


50269 8973 

1 

PERIODIC.ILS--T)IRECTmRIES/AE1iSPAPERS--DIRECTORIES/ 

'79 PaYEF-11 ®IREC r ®RY 

REF 

Q 

150 

Ay 

1979 

PUBL9CATI®NS 

(Published annually, without interruption, since 1869) 

////L. .ed^^ C+'9•f/ 

The professional's Directory of print media published in 

the United Slates; Puerto Rico; Virgin Islands; Canada; 

Bahamas; Bermuda; the Republics of Panama and the 

Philippines. Economic descriptions of the states, prov- 

• Inces, cities and towns in which all listees are published; 

15 separate, classified lists; 69 custom-made maps on 

which all publication cities and towns are indicated. 

U 4 tl 0 n(1 0:i 2 9 2 

259.00 

®COPYRIGNT 1979 by 

AYER PRESS 

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 

PUBLISHEp S:MUI,TANEOVSLY IN THE 

UNITED STATES AND CANApA 

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ROOK NO. 091019015- 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG CARD NO. 141W 

WiLLUR'I J. LUEOKE C:ompiled and publlshed by 

P^DGShar 

AYER PRESS 


210 West Washington Square 

Philadclphia, Pa. 19106, U.S.A.

^ n ^l Ci :7 .i ^ k'i 7 

Nars p a pe rs-- D.

Ôy bssq IR1. do S3NtzV9N41

78 XI Ad -81 

S.P. 

1- 

WHAT CAN bNE NEWSPAPER AD DO? 

& 

Comments on 

50269 8976 

"What Can One Newspaper Ad Do?AL JILIghlights 

of a field experiment 

conducted for the 

Bureau ofAdvertising, ANPA 

in technical consultation with the 

"dvertising Research Foundation 

0 4 r) n n 0 0 3 2 9 5 

Sponsored by the 

-N_ ewM&jliforfiation Committed 

Field work and tabulations by the 

Opinion Research Corporation 

Princeton, New Jersey 


50269 8977 

0

: ... ,.. . ,. . _ ;.,... .. ..- -:.: 

$1 •aMj ^?^f9 `cL ênaa (,iL `'w) Z9 ^'aaa•^ 

puaueô u}MPG0 Pue 4,el,D saeW cq P°asFa 

^po2S203a 'S '0 3NL : ►lL'iV39 aNM WAORS 

L 6 4 ; U() u 


LeN 

X 

U:.U L, (1 

OL66 69Z05

73 XI Fo -80 

S.P. ^ 

50269 8979 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 73 XI Fo1-80 S.P. 

THE THIRD WORLD LIGHTS UP. 

Newsweek, 1980, p. 47 (Oct. 20. 1980) (in English) 

The world's top tobacco companies are investing heavily in the smokers 

of the future - many of whoe seem to be in the Third World.... 

0 4 r) A n p 0 5 2 9 A 


XT ToR -78 S.P. 

50269 8980 

2 RJR CLASS O. pAfPHLET XI ToR 2-78 

1QFY3:9wee'&':s 

s , ^. 

UNCLE SAM'S EYES. THE REGULATION MESS. 

Nevsveek 1978, p. 86-87 (June 12, 1978) (in English) 

' TheFederalgovernmenthas87agenciesregulzGngU.S.6usiness. Hmvalr.voll 

themmonltorthepfant,oYcesandactlvitiesolahypothelicalautornanulactureA 

0 4 U 0(t il 0:i 2 9 9 


IX Re_-81 

Aust. N. Z. .lour. M. 11(1) 105(1981) 

AIREGIONAL CHANGES IN PULMONARY 

DIFFUSING CAPACITY WITHIN A 

SINGLE EXHALATION AT REST AND 

EXERCISE IN NON-SMOKERS AND 

SMOKERS/ 

C.1f1^: Ni'wnl; P A McRr.v, N. J Dut;uns. 

•' P. M. Gxurl^ an^N. 7asux 

Rrmo.^ h/nsrirvrr. flusfiro/Jor SirR Chil 3rrn, 

nnC Tri-f/.uFirul Rr.+Pi.urarr Srrrirr. L'rrrrcrsir)of 

7urunm. CrnmJu 

In order lo lesl the hyporhesis Ih:n smokers may have an 

ebnormel blood tupply lo epicaI pnru ol Ihe lungs, we 

.areC Icm_ solum; and enrbon mono.sidc enJ argnn 

ouily during Ihe wurse oF a sinFlc 

ilnwaxnu^.uon u^res^ une ^mmcdmely muoamg esemise In 

endsis mokers.RalhertA3 0 0 


50269 8981 

mukers and nonymukers wus unchunged as lunp vol-l. 

decreased, bolb.l re.l xnd during e, e, rrum 

VC 1)I.rn leshaledl dsrre+xJ uithalung vuluurc .n h. 

gruupsduringlhc1u.12V'„VCnI si Alier earr-.m n 

smokers DLIo leahehdl increasedsipnrlicnnily IY

^:>^^S: G??5'C 'UZ uT •:+:1ci51 

Ô^y:1G5 :,:1.:^ :D4 '7ceq G:?^;n., .a ra^ 

^-t^._ •,; ^cv r.e_ ^.,3^7 •a 'r F.q 

..i:J9".':,,..,i!;Sl t:C ..UA3...^.:0.:......._. ...^•"L^rnGlC!lh3.^.. 

'Ii•A •L:U::LLj îV 

I U£ c E^ r? u o' n k7 Q 

tJC4by •WH •A '144h7(I- Z068 69ZOS 


50269 8983 

FILTERS AND FILTRATION/ 

RI ReA -76 The.Fiber Society, Inc., Symposium 

S.P. 10 FIIII:OUS STRUCTURES FOR GAS AND LIQUID FILTRATION. 

Jour. Textile Institute 67(6)June 1976 

THE AIR-PER'EABILITY OF NON-!dOVLN:FABRICS 

BY V. K. Kothari and Wld^'i1"Cdn" 

0 d f p i l (I U :i 0 ;? 


50269 0984 _......, : 

X xolp ^2 i s ^:• 

s.r. ^,;.•r rugavnon )°^ . vol. 21 ($ull.l, rp. 57•7-9(tl. r,intcd in \onhcrn Itu:vid ^;"` F_t'^•^^ . 

i, ^;:4. ^• 

TIIE LONG-TLR\S RETENTION OF INHALED COBALT-G^ 

D. r:ru-•ron nnd J. Iccnr,o• 

n^(c (;:1g>RrSE:,rcL HaWisl,n,e:.t Ytt,t„cll tIICTIOY 111C79IOPS ANO T.SI:ASU13G1.fCNTS 

Fuu u,nnr.T isoIopcs, ti,c m:ainnur, pcnnissib;r• A rariciy of proccdurcc scas adnn:,rd to study 

o.anontlo:^ ; 0 :4 


^'.^ . 50269 8985 

/'u.,lyrn:lu„Ir Afn,l:,nl J,:n.n4 (Nnr,niher 1975) SI, 790 ^794. 

72.^^^ ^G 

^' 

7Uptakc of inhalcddcad from motor exhaust J 

6^ G+ 

Â. 

C. G+AMnelu.ntN W. S. CLOUCII 

M.A., Sc.u. Bsc., Ph.D., PJt.t.C. 

M. J. IIEnnD 

D;`N6WTUN 

U.S, 

((Sr., .M.Sa. 

i 

A. N. I3. STOrr A. C. WELLS 

M.O., Ch.ll 

'r,_ /rrd{ n^/r,tsi o;ltr;oa.A.c.a.^ u2 r^:^n y 

ls ^^NGLr^f, 

bl 1 F^rDM ^ UCP.Gy Rcs E^+y16, 

To assas thc aontributinn of Icxd in now cahausl 

to Ihc toi;d upuikc of Iczd it is ncsxaq lo know 

Ihc amouut Jcpodicd in thc lungs, ihc uPtakc ibcncc 

lo t,lood anA olhcr tissucx. and thc ratc ofcccrcliun 

i 

fron7 thc body. "Ihcrc are rCnnrlS of CRImlnlCntt in 

li 0 ii ll U . .5 n i 


cnginc was warmcd up uxing nurm;il IcadcJ pclrul 

and Ihcn swilchcd lo rJ:c hclrol +îtli IabcllcJ'fEL. 

7hccngfrc was opcm^cd r+iihoui tuad a14000 r.p.m.. 

nr undcr loxd at 5000 r.p.m. lhc burning of th, 

tarticll pcirol look ubnui 10 rnin nnil nrmin,."l ::r...•.:

50269 8986 

EINeA -80 

's:P. 1 

LOU 6TU SISIrItR EIIISSlOAS TORICOLOGr YIIOGPoW 

STATYS REAONT 0Ci02Eq 1979 ti-75 

CateyOry: UCyq 

IRpered by 

The Sfaff Of 1111 

Edtted by ieprKy;,ilertWsi7 

IMalatlae Toelc01o9y 0.efearcn lnftitute " 

tanlace 61ome0eal and En.iromentat nesea.cn tnstltrte 

I. 0. !Ok 5690, A16u0ueryue, 101 97115 

IFx i4} 

^`, 

9re9uad for the Off(ca Of tn0 Aeelrtent seeretery for the Envlrowvat of it. Unlted 5tatet l: 

OOpartaen: of Ener9y under C9ntract ttas]ar ETJ6-C-0I-I013. for 0uest10ne 9leaee Contact.• 

Q 4: 0 /l 0 0î :i 0 5 

October 1979 ^stete.^t Clrector0^ 

Innalatlon Toki

[ [ MeAi -1F31 

S.P. I . 

For OuestiGns Plrase ConucR 

Rn9ene P. Renderson, Ph.o. 

Pro9rem Yane9er 

InMtetmn Toxicoto9y Resesr

y,xMeC7 - 7Ss.P. 

MU1'I(1•114(. SWt.Cit.NLItS !hull CUIU7 

^v' 

. .l.i. 1'H..11CNLOn . 

Utuvatur 

^^ 

'1lvl:eL I'cscrch nnd lroclnpmcnt 

Cllnfrn Cou. I'rnrc•.^JuC Co, 

Cliutun, Iown 52 .l2 

^ 

Prcnentc•d at "Pablicated Pn::dI - T6cllolo of 

Ccrcala nud U11u•.•cJ::," Sixtc.cuLh Annuil 

Symposlu:n, Ccutrnl Stotcs 5cctiuu, Amcrican 

Associnttou of Cereal Chemists, FeLrunry 1, 1975, 

St. Louis, Niosouri . _ , . 

C11 ;I r, •, tl o s^ 0 7 


50269 8988 

i;

71 II Res 

.r . 

[d)23'?8 ( i`1^^J r'• 

tha Tachro7oyy Ueed by tha Corn Vet zffiling Induatay / 

'Bc^JOTn 11.'ê'wôr.a' ^ 

Every scientific presentation Is expected to be Introduced and dacu^mtalfe'c 

with a brief sunmsry of the subJect's historical background. Two references - 

will therefore be cited to define ny ax,7or subJect, enzymes. '-^ 

1. The term fennentation is applled in chemistry to a peculiar metamerphosis 

of a complex substance, by a tranaposition of its elements under the agency 

of an external disturbing force, different from ordinary chemical attractlon 

... one of the most indispensible conditions of that process is the 

presence in the fennenting liquid of certain azotized substances, called 

fennents .. they all belong to the class of albuminous princlples, bodies 

which in the moist condition putrefy and decompose spuntaneously ... it 

ts certain that decomposing azotlzed bodies not only do possess very ener- 

9etic and extraurdinary powers of exciting fermentation, but that the kind 

of femmntation set up is, to a great degree, dependent on the phase or 

stage of decomposition of the ferment. 

This statement written in 1847 and published in 18S8 presents the then existing 

toncept of the substances causing fermentation. 

2. One ilppdred and nine years later (1959), tAe general understandtn9 of 

n n u (1 rnzy^fs h(^ prpbressed to the Pollowing: 

Enzymes - (this name was first proposed tn 1878) A nalurally occurring, 

_eL42ntc sub(tancc n! unk ccmooiitlon tAaiJCtelerdtcitLanSfnMattoni_ 


50269 8990 

•REFGRf DCLULI^NtnilUll {l.,(vONr NO. 

t 

PACE_ I ^1 

tnu ^.a s•.t„ . 

IIT i)u 

s,p,2 

74 P.CUTL AGD REPETIT31'E HL^fAN EXPOSURE TO DIFLUORO- 

DICNLCROYETtW7E 

L-t+vr11._197.6.,_. 

^ R.D. Stewsr[, A.A. flerrsann, E.D. Baretta, h.^. Forster, 

f.}I^Cres o,-4Ês:..4'aJtoh.R.J.-Sotn reSS-CYFA-NCOBrENNl-F^2= 

. ..n. ,,.• . e.,.,...,,., R..,. . ... -T,> .,,,K„r..,,w... e.n N.. 

The Med:cal College of Wisoensin 

Department of Envi.ronnental Medicine 

8700 West Vlscunsin Avenuu 

I}ilvaukee, WI 53226 

ai,.•.,.nrvluT.ni.N:a,N.m..w .-un.. 

The Coenetic, Toiletry and Fragrance 

Suite 1200 

1133 15th Strret, N.V. 

Association, Inc. 

u. •. s:..ac) NO. 

^ No formal eontract or 

^ grant number was as- 

_ signed to.this_pro,êc 

11 TIM el ,NyM i h W Cr.'..N 

_final report ___^ 

17eshington,- D,C;20005 _,,._ 

tl w>y.,».us x.u. 

Thls Snvestlgation was supported in part from funds collected by the Ad Hoe Aerosol 

Commlttee, rcpresentatives of au]or trade associations and Industrial coapan'ies 

vlth interestf. Sn aerosol safety. 

A total of 22 ¢ale and 14 female volunteers vereexposed to fluorcr.arbon-12 

(F-12) in a enntrolled-environmeut chamber for the purpose of monitoring their 

physôloyia,^resJônsec to a series of vapor concentrations rPnging from 250 to 1000 ppx. 

The^responsetd'expo;:u[2 p4diud6 or 11Lin(} 2 min., 10 n1n.. 1 hr., 2 hr., andg hr., vf.re 

studled. There Aein;; no untovard responsek to these acute fluorocarbon exposures, 8 ma]R 

voluntesre 

_- 

were expo:;ed to F-12 at concentrations of 1000 ppe, 8 hr. per day, 5 days per 

.--_ avnnsures. 

r 


HEPC;r7 CCCBIIEHTAiIOH 

pAOE 

4 r.M .nC f.pn . L n.o.M1 0.,. 

ACUTE AND REPETITIVE HU>L&H E%POSURE TO FLUOROTRICIILORO- • December 1, 1975 

iIT (h,2_7AILTHAHE 

s, 

. 

r.wa^w.eo R.D. Stevart, E.D. Baretta, A.A. Herrmann. H.V. Forster,ar..b...fto.r.ni.u.u. o^.n.. 

s. nx. 

.1_fl._Crespo^ P;E; :,_NeJ[oyR_J._ Soto 

.. . ..a .ee.... 

The Hedical College of WSsconsin 

Department of Environmental hedfeine 

ASS-CTFA-HCOW-EVVe-Fll-7 

,n nei•tii' r. 

8700 West Wisccnsin Avenue • ^q M. formal contract or 

1111vaukee, WI 53226 grant numbter asu.sew...nro 

o.r.•o.nans.m..wâa.„. 

sf ne_d [o .".isvas ptoject 

,i TrwC.r e.wn i i:^w• r

^ 

THE EFFECT OF A RAPID 47. CARBOXYHEMOCLOBIN SATURATION 

INCREASE ON MAXIMAL TREADMILL EXERCISE 

IX Rc2--79 

S.P. 

By 

R. D. Stewart, M.D., F.A.C.P. 

.P..cE>=Newtony M.S. 

J. Kaufman, M.D., F.A.C.P. 

H. V. Forster, Ph.D. 

J. P. Klein, M.S. 

M. H. Keelen, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.P. 

D. J. Stewart, M.D., F.A.C.P. 

A. Wu, Ph.D. 

C. L. Hake, Ph.D. 

Report No.: LRC-APRAC-CAPM-22-75 MCOW-ENVM-CO-78-2 

50269 8992 

From the Division of Environmental and Occupational Medicine, The Medical 

College of Wisconsin and the Milwaukee County Medical Complex, 

8700 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53226 

Supportp d 1F ^ Con[ ct-C^- APRA Project No. CAPhh22-75, from the 

Coorditfeting I^Cse^ch' CoVncill,^nc. 


BLOOD--CARBOt.' ?fO`]OY.IDE C0N'fENT/TOI3ACCO--ST!OKIIdG--CARBON MONOXIDE CONTSNT OF f>IAOD/ 

CARBON MONOXIDE--BLOOD/ 

2240 St RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK TS 2240 St 1973 

1973 Stewart, R. D.; Baretta, E. D.; Platte, L. R.; Stewart, E. B.; 

Dodd, H. C.; Donohoo, K. K.i Graff, S. A.; Kalbfleisch, J. H.; Hake, C. L.; 

Yserloo, B. V.; Rimm, A. A.;Newtonj P.. E.., 

(Medical Coll. Wise., Dep. Environ. Med., Milwaukee, Wise., U. S.) 

"NORMAL" CARBOXYHEAAGLOBIN LEVELS OF BLOOD DO\OiLS IN TDE UNITED STATES. 

Envir. Med. !1CW CRC-COHb-73-1, report. variously paged (May 1973) 

(in EnBlish) 

*1974, No. 10, W 3985* *d* 

Tobacco rcdicine: 

(' .t t7 0 , o 0S .i I. 


a Fi n () (^ t) U ..7 .7 1 3 

50269 8994 

-a atat6h, A,e,.t a, joint author. 

TP Aries, HoLert Sancier, 1910- 

155 Chetnical engireerinr c'ost extiumtion in., ltoberl ^;. Aries 

! A and Roberl1l• Se,'ton. New York,Chetuo7omics, 19.i01 

rrnF. aiaar. eSCUt. 

InLlio;:rnt,ho':I',lou-70:1. 

7. ('hlral rliciim•riii^-L„i.. :. CLriuirul l^^^lnctrirn. 

t^î^, 1:^^t^^•ri l)., i^^liit :iti[Ii^^• 

^n

COMPVfERS/STATISTICAL ANALYSISfEXPERIMF.NTAL DESIGN/ 50269 8995 

QA Univereity of Californin, Health Sciences Cowputing Facility 

76 (Los AnReles, Calif) 

On 

1979 3 BMDP-77 CONSULTANTS M/.NUAL 

PDDL Includes : 

•'WLOP-77 TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 34 by Robert I. .lennrich C^:;t 017 

LETTING BMDOBV TELI. US SOMETHING A6DUT RANDOMIZED BLORKS, REPEATED M 

MEASURES AND SPLIT-PLOTS 

369DP-77 TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 19 By P. G. NOEL AND R. I. JE'NNRICII 

OPTIMAL DISICNS FOR CERTAINyCANCER PROBLEMS. (}

^^W;s A"J^ 

II CoA 1-78 S.P. d'A ^' 

mT SL=s E31tLvE@/Gs 7*©ItQQBAC=S (1) 

COUMARIN AND ITS TOXIC DERIVATTVpq 

M. Maurje0. NEY, 

Ar2. Fa). EiC. Chim. oetohre 1976, - 69 -^' 7a6 -,gp. 775-I65 715 

This review discussed the structure, chemistry and •' 

natural occurrence (e.g. in Asperula odorata used 

for flavouring alcoholic beverages and desserts) 

of coumarins and their toxi-, derivatives. Consideration 

is also given to the toxicity of coumarins and to methods 

for determining them (e.g. in alcoholic beveraRes), 

prEbaiu pour d4si9ner lom no Ipl do subsfances nafureues. u 

e'est suriout A 1'etat glueasidieue Quon rencontre I. coumarioea co- ^nous 

to wrrons dans to suile. 

la cpumerine esl to lacwne de randa cI o.-0ydrocinnamleue (auda 

pou marina), of s s EErmAs fe heurunl dans Co nombreux v6961aux, smt 

& 1'E18 libra, solt a 1'e4lt combine soua to torme do otucnsido- c'esl aln 

af+appaniennent A celle classe, enlre nulres. I'ombcll;lerone. Iescul21in0.ia 

eieMoriine, OerBapidne. etc. el e i les atlatoxines exlr6memenl roueues 

usues do Ia n rasure Asper9dlussnavus, les aualneines Atant apparentCes 

aua coumvinea is 

. . 

. 

la coumadrw. eflemAma. to laclen9 do racida w erlQue n subsfituA, 

.!IA trour6e dans plus as 150 r69dfau: do tamillos Ica plus divmses, to plus 

aMnenl so one lorms comEinfe non odorxme er ca 'esr ou'en se fanant 

no on dess6cbanl gu'apparait 1'odcur careG6risripue par mise en libert6 As 

(lkÔ ri e. Dani.nombra dbuilo essemiclles on troure perml leun con LL 

4^7 ••r•u.î'^.. . 

, ...--. . 

. 

.r I•h.n nnlammenf 

• . SoYS to torme dp turanY of de 

..(,7' ^r 


i

^:.^ %1Jawr.rr 

Advances 

in Probability 

and Related Topics 

VOLUME 1 ^ 3 

O 4 j1 0 R 0 0 clili a;i! G)P&-,Ney 


4^? C0 6 0 . 3 1 7 

1(ey, Pater W.j- 

, ;:P^C^t's 7;' Y"F.OB ^'SE^S. fS+1Y 

•.t;'.,^' ^;n Tc°TCS2 vol. , 7t..^:.tcA 

by °cc... ::c}. 

a070 fk9 Pegm: 

1>.5'CCÂ }a."' .^Lî.^.: , S[:1:. IaLJ YO"Y 


50269 8990

50269 8999 

I 

NATURAL 6 SYNTIIETIC ADDITIVES IN IIUMAN NUTRITION, 14th INTERNATIO;AL SYMPOSIUH, 

1972-•+ in SAARBRICKEN. pp. 131-43 (1974) 

Nry, Aminuu'nre.r run! I'rpride in l.rbr,n,•,iruln Ut 

/ 

!X L' 

/'s^ 

Bcitrag von Aminosiiurcn uncl Pcptiticn 

S zur{i, GCSChmacl( von Lcbcnsmittcln 

CONTRIBUTION OF ANINO ACIDS AND PEFTIDES TO FOOD TASTE 

Yon.tt:=ti:.rvey (rfamhnrb) . 3^ fl 

, 

Mir 5 Abbildungcn und 51'abellcn ^--- 

. 

Aminrs.:iurrn und Pcpside nagen wesendidr zum Gcednnads von [Lcbensmiueln 

bei. In snll hicr ubcr 3 Tci!aspckte dicscs Gcbieses berid,tet werden, die wir in den 

Icrzten Jabren bearucitct baben: 

I) Uber dle aronsxintensivicrende Wirkung von 1-Glueamat und •ahn!iclhen Verbindungen 

• . 

2) Ober ri u spe:.iclle Aminosaure - S-Medrylmerhionin - als Precursor des 

Spargclaromas und 

3) uber die Vorxusbercdsnung der Bittcrkcit von Pcptiden aus dcrcn Aminosliureausammcnsetzung. 

K. IkeAn isolierre 1909 aus dcr als Spcis wuze benutzten Mecresa!ge Laminaria 

Japonika d:c 1-Glutamin.s9urc, crkanmc inihr das .uomainrcnsivierende Pnnzip 

und fuhrtc dicsc Subsranz in dic Lebesrsmittehcchnologic c s. Unrcr dcr Marke 

Aji-no-moto -.der Gciss des Gcwtlrzes" - wurde das Natriunuak der 

U'.C^ . 3... ^.F ._. 

T T 


I

TS 

2240 

U u,NergivoroveY--^'JE adthor. 

.... ,. 

50269 9000 

Nichinorovieh, A. A. 

VARIOUS WAYS OF TRANSFORMATION OF CARBON 

ASSIlfILATED BY PLANTS IN THE PROCCSS OF 

PHOTOSYNTHESIS, bh A. A. Nichiporovich, T. F. 

Andreyeva, N. P. Voskresonskaya, L.A. 

Nezgovorova, and Y. I. Novitzkiy. 

UNESCO International Conferencc on Radio-isotopes 

in Scientific Research - NS/RIC/123. 

17 p. 

Parid 1957 

u:.r ", n no 0 ^; 3 1 9 


50269 9001 Vi 

1ia 

U a7 rf'. f) n ii U 5 3^ Ci 

" Nexgovorovao L. A ._ 


^ /, . • 

^^^' 

•-^! ( / 

rch. f. C-r- 

Ind. MM. 1k ` 

1' 1554. 

lUl. IBG/' 

6trlDlw -ra. 1. ra. l. lJ. lvaf 

^, DrDarlmM{ o[ IIYRIenc nnd };DldemlolnRy of the Medlcal Fneully 

at the 1LrkynC Univrrsily In Urno 

4m rcnku15r- 7h, head of the Devanmenl: Frofessor MUD,. cl RNDr. Karcl Nale2ka 

:vll9eno 125X. 

n¢m Drarhern 

praSny urJ1k. 

n^mI o clrmenly 

S"sGX. 

:ho ear,rhem 

K. RRAZDOVA. J. NEZVAL.AND R. VELECK4 

vtlienu ^1}%: y 

^rm Dravh:,n AAC7ERICIDAL EFFECT OF SPONTANEOUSLY EVAPORATED 

PERACCTIC ACID ON PS. AERUGINOSp, ST. I'YOGENES 

c moriha. ' r 

^ (}lU{.Ûft') AND II! SISaTIDIS 

V. Dr. chcm 

7lV-631, V. ' . 

;rh ac.: ch. 

50269 9002 

i G z^-) JO 7-13 


50269 9003 

73 111 pg --^-------^---------.. .__..__.. , 

^^^ ^ t9 ^ "^; ^^ ^_^,^• .; rT.

50269 9004 

• 

^ • ^-7ir't>•rs î60-^!:.;r ^ i^r^zz^ ^^ -'_:::'_-^•,../._ 

of Sorption i'heno:ncl:a in ; ioio icai 

1î:.tcrialu: Part III ,A' I'ore Size Distribution Ftlnction 

of the J'o-viei•, iâw Type for BiologicaJ. Materials ^ 

-,is:O;Alyoddy.end F. W. Bakker-Arkema 

ASSOC. i•fEMeEE ASFM6El1 

.ASAI: - . % ASAE 

.. tt>.. 

^.w 

. 

r^ciai yart o: he isc:!.erm eqar• fJled -i!h adso.bed rapcr eendcnsau.o SurGec tension of eor.d.nse: 

Y'scon c ivcJ i:, she Grss papcr of Smal!er pores have been H!!rd in the sorbate 

thi; eedrs pdpuddy nrid F>+cecn-Ark

'^. 79 X Ng....-, . ....,.... . ._.. i 

50269 9005 

RJR CLASS ^ NO. PA*SPRLET 79 X Ng 

Cruenke, L. DCas[agnoll, N. 

(Univ,,Calif,, Dep, Pharm, Chem., San Francisco, Calif„ U. S.) 

METABOLIC OXIDATION OF NICOTINE TO CHEMICALLY REACTIVE INTER"IEDIATES:: 

.,our. rleolclnal l:nem, 2L (No, S) LSY-US klY/Y) (in !:n)`,11sn) 

Studirem,lhemrt.hof•mn(n .tnchYrsLbitlirrrmii^wm.l(r.niunsinUeP aceV(O.oltdiJ,uriir:rime 

hrvrkdwt4rd,z,zn.d„li„nnrt.nir,nn,duqarw ,mp nd Thrlna.Gon.ufJss Tsnn^ru^ps.. 

ert.hl{rhrd Ly G( -!'.IÎ^.nal).,. of n,r dcutr,inml:drlyd yr•.du

50269 9006 

NORNICOTINE--SYNTHESIS/A.'IABASINE--SYNTHESIS/TO&1CC0--ALKALOIDS--SYNTHESIS/ 

78 XII Ng 

RJR CLASS NO.PAÌPHLET 78 XII Ng 

.Nguyett^'Ti`'S .; Cast noli, N., Jr. 

(Univ. Calif., Deharm. Chem., Sch. Pharm., San Francisco, Calif „ U.S.) 

THE SYNTHESES OF^666EUTERIUN LABELLED TOBACCO ALI:ALOIDS. NICOTINE, NORNICO- 

TINE AND COTININE. 

Jonr. Labelled Compd. Radiopharm. 14 (No. 6) 919-934 (1978) (in 

English) 

. -._ ... 

variety of deuterium labelled tobacco alkaloids 

has been prepared for metabolic studies. Reduction of 

myosmine with sodium borodeuteride provided nornicotine- 

2'-dl. Myosmine also underwent smooth base catalyzed 

-. eachange with deuterium ozide to myosmine-Y.3'-d2 

which could be reduced to nornicotine-3',3'-d2 and 

nornicotine-2',3',3'-d3. Thus avenues to nicotine 

alkaloids labeiled at C and/or C. have been estab- 

U t t) 0 n(1 0 J 3 25 


::X UnGG 

7s- 

50269 9007 

:;.,,: .. . No. 41 

Û'nrld firnlr4 Orinrti.nlion Te:irnirnl Rrpurf .S'erirJ 

No. 362 

lt.' t1Ui::;ls;; ÊiiÈ`t; G; t•.Iiii 

I?IIiC)l i.lL\11.:Ê t^.1^'1}.Îa^!P^^^', 

^-l:cl:^ri cf F. 2uint P9.Of1YiA') Is;.:rt Gru:,/ 

Pome, IhJy, 6-17 Sc•plemb:r 1SGS 1'u!.fi:;^cd by k'AO and \7,11O 

• I^0O11 AND r.G1:ICULTUI

QP NUc[n, 3rd• ed. 

eo^ 

As 

0 Q i) (1 ^;l (3 .i ,197 

50269 9008 

_ C: ks 

HC7:fOL^N^' V,'.TL.....; L`.o.':Y. 2nd re. 


76 XI Re-79S;P. ' 50269 9009 

P.JR CLASS NO. PARPHLET 76 XI Fe-79 s.p. 

'Sarnia Observer 

CAt1ADIAN BUDGET DEVOID OF GIVEAWAYS. INCLUDES DISCUSSION OF 

CIGARETTE TAXES. ` 

Sarnia Observer 1979, n.p. (Apr. 14, 1979) - in English 

Taxes on cigarettes, liquor, beer, and some domestic t•rines go up, 

but then they always do at budget time. The increases are reasonable, and still 

leave us with soae of the theapest booze in Canada. 

RJR CLASS NOJ,PAMPHLET 76 XI.P,e-79 S.P. 

".Niagara:.Fal1s-'Reviea o 

FOkI1ER CANADIAN COMPANY HEAD FIHED FOR TAX EVASION. 

Niagara Falls Review 1979, n.p. (Apr. 11, 1979)- in English 

Antonio Toledo, the forer president of Benson Hedges Canada was 

fined $92,181.23 in provincial court after pleading guilty to income tax evasion 

from 1970 to 1972. 


Fluorocarbon Aerosol Propellant.s IV: Pharmacokinetics of 

Trjchloromonofluoromethane following Sinhle and 

Multiple DoAsing in Dohs 

^^- 

:SARFA1tA2 NJAZI and WIN L. CIIIOU • 

50269 9010 

Ahstrnel o An intrncennus dnsagc rnrm of lrichlurornononna- pollant was alearod 6nn, h1r.wl Passine lhrnueh the hmz in each 

romethone. a conunon nerosol pru;,ru.,n^. „av rorn,ulatcd in poly- eycie. Uisposition of PrnPCllnnt foll-d dnse.indePendc-nt kinetetlp'Icne 

glycol 400 fnr sin;;le and nultiple dasinC te, u n-he- ics after multil>Ie dosing, and eceumulatinn in tissucs cuntinned 

C-1 dnac A thme-cr-u+rtrnent ot,en n,odrl was prnpns «! fur dis- feu a inuch longer Peried, resulting in high 4ssue compartrnent 1- 

0 '! tl () n(l 0 .4:^) 9 


nq If f 50269 9011 

^, • ^î, ^ ^ ^ ' 

^ t • ec ,._ 9I/ 38 /5 %7_ '> 

.^^^ 

^ Fluorocarbon Aerosol Propellants VI: Interspecies ^ D+t' ^} 5! 

Dk Differences in 9o'7ubi1Me`sin Blo,pd and Plaspa and 

yS Their Possible Implications in Toxicity Studie$ 

f P. 

SARFARAZ NIAZI and WIN L. CIIIOU • 

Abstract oSolubilities of the three most enmmonly used fluoro. 

eerbun eero.ol propetlant.a aere determined in the hlood and plaa. 

mo of humans, munkcys, dngs, recs, and mire. Differrnces ea large 

sÎnurfold in bluod end more than 33-fold in ptamnn were foand 

in different species. The pnnitioning of fhmnxerlxma between 

blood cclls and plee aho..ed e n greater differencea between 

species. An iudirect method wac suggectrd for the calculatiun of 

ples1 co entrations from totnl hlnod enncen[rations. A compar. 

ntive evaloatiun was reported for the n-protein bonnd fructiona 

of nnorocarbnnc in ottê binod sarnple's or varinua apeeiea. A carrda. 

lia as dra n for the pharmmoAincac propcrtlea of the nuarn. 

eubons withi,n and between species, and a retiunnle was provided 

for tha extrnpolntiun of tnsiclty data from nnimalx to humans. 

Kq"bresasoPluoroearlnn ersol Drapellants-inr•rsxriea 

0^ r^ 0 n ii 0 a ^^r r 

A037 

the gaseous phase at the equilibriurn state (19, 

Such a ratio is, in fact, identical to the partition c.. 

ficiunt, P, between the two phases, as usrd cwr:. 

tionally for nonvolatile compounds between ar;. 

and aqueous phases. The purposc of this paprr i 

report the results of a study on the solubilitir: oi 

three most commonly used fluurocarbon propcL'. 

in the blood and plasma otvuriuus species. The p 

ble currelation bclwccn the solubilities and thr• ft. 

macokinetic properties and a ratiunale for extr.i{ 

tiou of anima) toxicity data to humans also v,li; 

discussed. 


e^z Jour. Pharm. Sci. 66(1)49-53(1977) 

F1u^rocarbon Aerosol Propellant-sXI: 

Pharmacokinetics of Dichlorodifluoromethane in 

Dogs following Single and Multiple Dosing 

SARFARAZ NIAZI and WIN L CIIIOU' 

Abstraet o A three-comprtment open model was proposed for the 

disposition of dichlorodifluurumethane In dogs with averaRe helf-lives 

of 1A7, 7.95, and 56.3 min for the three disposition pheses. This proposal 

is eontrary to several studirs that munitored bl«d le.xls for a shnrter 

period An analy.i, of the tissue mmpnrlment di>trihnliun fullowinp a 

single dosestatwrd that eMwt 1.5 hr was required tn nchieve p.seudodir 

tribution equilibration, fullnwing whieh more than 90t of the dou remaining 

in the body .as svlained in the tissuc compartmenta. The puleroruryclea 

endrolumr.ofdiuributinnwererdculatedeonsidering 

the firsl-paxsaeffert throu^h the lun;:a. The sulume uf di:lributinn oher 

reaching pseudodi.lributiun equilibrium wus apprusimelelv 10 times 

the body w-elyht in lerms of the bh.xl uuocenlretfnn. und ab,ul firi%of 

the propellant wos rleared Gum the hhad pa.sinp through the lun6s in 

eaeheyele.Dispu ltionufthcprol dlanttnlluweddose-independentkinetirw 

aflee mnh ol. dhr6r• 0:4 v„il..yr,^„I.Il^r.x.î r. defe[teb^ n tbS 

50269 9012 

tion-time curves were, eharacterieed by thrre eapunential equations, 

which can be represented as a three-compartment upen model for the 

disposition of dichloradi0uoromethane (Fig 11. Thc two compartments 

hesides the central compartment can 6e described as the group of lf.csues 

with distin

Ii7 nu2 

S p. -lour. Pharm, Sci. 63 (4) 532-35 (1974) 

Partition Coefficients of MuorocarUon Aerosol 

Propellants in Water, Normal Saline, Cyclohexane, 

Chloroform, Human Plasma, and Human Blood 

'1^Ì^f1Â^2iY'/,,_')`.rIAZl.and 1t'I?d L. C11IOU^ 

Abstractot'erGtfoncorOhicrosofd[ethmemostaummnnlyused 

thwocnrhon propellanes itdc:mromonnnuomrnc[hene, dlchloru- 

dilluo me[lione. rnd dichloro:ruatluomuhanrl i^ ^:+[rr, normal 

saline ocydobuoor, shlurotao, h- n^ plas^ô. nnd bwoan 

distribution, elimination, and pharmacological actirities 

of many emnpounds in hmnans and animals has 

been cacellently rerie[ved (1). Volatile auorocarbons 

such as trichloromono(luoromethane, diehlorndiCfcubtood-e 

swdird o- e.idc ron,e of proi,dtaus cnnccnrra- romethane, and clichlorotetratluorocthnnc have been 

tions. They -e n4 found to br ir,dcpoud[m[ o: conc.ntra[ion. Na widely used as propellanls in aerosol producta for 

salting.ou[ effrct xns seen In -mai ..alme. The narmion eoct0cnt: 

in plosm, and blo

50269 

9014 DISSEIiTATIOKS--CNIVGFlSITY OP ILLIYOIS;. 

FREO%s/ 

QD 

549 Ni 

1974 

PHARMACOK(NETICSOFFLVOROC.4RIION 

AEROSOLPROPELLANTS 

c'p T06Sb; 

iODHIFTED AS PARTIAL FOLFiLL4E:7 OF TIfE REQCIRF.VENTS 

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PRILOSGPRY IN PIIARUACY 

IN THE GRADL'ATE COLLFOE OF TIIE 

I:NIV'ERSITY OF ILLINOIS 

AT THE IIEDICAI. CE.%TI:H. 1974 

Cl 4 () 0 fl G 0-l 3 :d :3 


m 

sAaY,tR 

A i ?NZ7„A 

-

50269 9015 

3^_^^, ^ 

1^^r k,^^^^^- 

, 

unrr Vol. 23 f2 - 14"rr 

It^ ^^ y^' U^• ^"' C'^ !^ 1 i:: t'U 13 t. 13 "i 'i' Cz i 7 

^,:- - 

ional Interagency Council on Smolcing and I-Ieal'Lh , 

Suito1301 • 419PARKAVErJUFSOUiH.Y•E\VYORK,IJ.Y.I 1G 

Robert E. Wallace, Executive Direct:or 

IFr.:I]1215.'. 

OCT 3; ]511 

mtr^^c^re^c^su ?^n re =>,r 

^^` ^--.._^ ..• C. T. Pvi. C. 

A rrttio;ur.icio e,ear•ch conducted by the hat7ona] Intcrn(;enoy Cunc1] on 

SnoLir.;: r.rnd i!ea1Lh for innovativc PI•oJccts addre•;sirrg the problcin of 

t-l :in!.he fun9irtC of cî!(hC hrnJCCt.s by he 

Council as of' t•;arch ], 1977• Outlincs of all e.it;ht proJocL:; a4'Irc;rc'•-^• 

iu l.i.; i'•nhinc: ::u'3 i^•:ilth i. ;::1t.t.Lct•, Vol. 13 1/1. DurinH ULc 1'.i^t 

:;:c t':^lh4 ewcn•akÌT^v^bYl cu L^•::Lud.Cr• fi,rm:rt aml cnni,v•^. 

;ilr i•t.iicr•r, hiv^.Lr^:n r•c;l'aric^d ruvi::-l :,n,l oLtûr;:.iuo i.iodil'iccd in 

;^n6[^^^n!i^n of' pfnrrn!o pilotinl*, this 1'all. 


,1 J'/Yf1 ^ 7 

S S: ^ 

NEC fCTO.\1 2:oQllZ0't BTIVrtC9s QUO.i(IE[CC si 

0 U t) U(l 

. 

Q:LLIICI'I S\OISVOI'IfICId i•'dOIIIIa £LGZ 

. ... . .. .. :. . ... . • . .... ., _. . iaA2II1S Q'.IEOA1 V 

clsr•te^lsny `clsy-`swl.,awV ai[d. 'j'JI-0V . 

II.cct 

n3 £LT 

VEC 

S:dN 

IIitIVI170A7IOOF[ TIV:I,[ Vd0:IC1_i i[IIJ. 

/547.VZS U3ZVIDOSSV S:(IUNI d.59N/V73423tiaA/AVf190lli1 

JS7I:IOZC&)197. '[VN8Ft7,\4 ti7],V1.5 (i3.GIN!1JRNV'llVILI,I(V::IfiJ ^10 01'IS4Td:iUiidtlhll'dJ./VItIAS/VO1:IdV iLLITOS 

/'JI4V8V I(1!iVS /ViS'iU01e5!OJlll 0J.2i:il?d/'^li:i!II

\ 

1. 

Cuide to aoald acienee. 1458- 

[CueroseyJ Praneio Bodgaon ltd. 

v. 26 eiu. 


50269 9016 

TOBACCO--ALCONOL--RELATION/NICOTINE--PNARMACOLOCY/CAFFEINE/ 

77 X Nil RJR CLASS NO. PAMI'ULET " .- Ni 1912 

. 

. 

Clark Univ. Biol. Lab., Worcester, lfass., U. S.) 

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON TNE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL, NICOTINE, TOBACCO SMOKE 

AND CAFFEINE ON WHITE MICE. 1. EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTION AND CROWTN.z.£^ Â 

Reprinted from: Jour. Exper. Zoology 12 (No. ) 133 -51 

(in English) *Note date* Jo..r..£.,Iw. ^ e.l=q+y ^^No.l^ -31 

^ T,bacco iufneion itl]crlcd inln ^ôtlng nhb^ts Ly tirhun und 

Trrrin (9G) h:ul n dccided ztuuting cffeet; Lmrmcr, if the injcrlions 

^cre slopprd, lhc nniuuk 6 incd raPidly uud w,m, eqpr.dlo8 

(J 

/(,..., fy]37 

the cmilrols. IlabLils subj"Ird totlm fnmrs of lohacru by 

Zrh-ki (GO) for eis to eight Lours dnily for ^r;rrral mmdhs 

.SUSIMCd frolll IQC^ UI .9f1PCI11C 911IlFIP,tt 4mnnrlaliOn, ]n91n]: frnm LKI 

to 47 per rrnt of tbcir ^ccight. \icntinr• injcctrd iutu cggn: by 

F6rc(10)scrn-1 tnbcapni•nulusomcanddslinwlaid1untl^ js. 

Fkig (21) suhjnled Fuim•:, yigs to Lcavj' inbal.tinu- of Inlen iY. 

nnml:c, lo injrrlinus nf rstrxrt of rmnkc or tnjtclinns nf nirolinc• 

' - , midoblaincdehorlinns,still-hi^th^,midcr-sizrd,wrakandslmAed 

poung. Cnfurliumlclc Lc Ldl^ to girr defiuilc 1rlsi4 :wd rwiditions 

of his csprdwm^ls:.__^ 

0 4- 0 0 '0 o 0-•5 3. 3.-7 


-

I 50269 9019 

%I Nei-77 S.P. TOBACCO-FRANCE/ RJR CLASS NO. PA2IFfII.ET 

SALES OF CICARETTES PICKING UPAZ'.AIN IN EARLY 1977 IN FRANCE AFTER A 

DECLINE DURING TIIE LAST QUARTER OF 1976. 

*(Une reprise nornale des ventes constatee apies le flechissenent du 

dernler trimestre de 1976.)* 

Nice Nat1n, 1977, p.not given (Feb. 24, 1977) (in French) 


0 4561 staEy 

^G LI 

' EZl^^lb/st1 ^ ^.Ra32^ ^^b 1}ua^^ ut ^dpQpp 

9F('^. ô vouyxs;vo^'lgkr+lêv 

^N , ^ ^^^lX^3: AoP^ ".2 A ûR ÂôJOAO ' 

'd 

d 'N âa(a^pud 

4'>.N' y •Y ^4 61S3 ►uMquDUe 

aroB"a^0^ ►io,iY 

bo^^sNîhO ÂV14 seo.talU 

B`^tMv'Y° Y^f^moa}4aab" 

n 

o7zz 

sz 


OZ06 69Z0S ^

50269 9021 

a„u. ",..,o. r-;,,p^,e. r.,r. 

I981. 17. 269-3.7 (^- 14 gaD 

IX whj-si 

P. 

CLINICAL RESPIRATORY 

PHYSIOLOGY 

LC •, •„ _ ^ 

A MORPHOLOGIC AND PHYSIOLOGIC BIOASSAY FOR QUANTIFYING 

ALTERATIONS IN THE LUNG FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL CHRONIC 

INHALATION OF TOBACCO SMOKE' 

MjTHOOE MORPHOLOOIOUE ET PHYSIOLOGIOUE POUR QUANTIFIER 

S MODIFICATIONS PULMONAIRES APRES INHALATION CHRONIOUE 

EXPERIMENTALE OF FUMEE DE TABAC 

G.L. Huber, P. Davies, OR. Zwlllinp, V.E. Pochay, W.C. HinEs,441111111IM- 

V.K. MahaJan, M. Hayashi, M.W. Fhst •' 

0 4 b 0 0 U 0S 3 4 0 


^

Ntc1^7a+^'1'f^So"^C1^tJ9""**^ 

TIM S1zRJL !.M TAJTZ+ISRS C0:•rF.!N C`" T2'ili 

IABL;TAE FIJiLjz. 

F:otoatat frmo J. Acior. Phczaoo. hssoo.a 

Soi. Eiit:on 4,Z 731 33 (1958) 


50269 9023 - 

......_......._.._.._.+.:.._.._...:...._....,....._.._......^+......._.........,......,.:_.^....^.\ 

RJR CLBSS RO.P729PHLBT VII P.e6 S.P. -7L 

li^'^:•s, G. J.; ',aYCffC+29S^'T'°Gl; Gre-slxde, R. J. 

(.'^::r.col Sci. Adviser' •ep, Bristnl, Gt. Dtit.) 

C.::a':J-(.IILGY.i:i^: ^,ygT]C?UL° RL.",IDGP:S IN TOBACCO PCODtiCTS. 

Jc`, ;saoc. 7'ui>. P,naL o(\o. 4) ).33-111 (15J1) (in EnElish) 

r•'y.:nrds:^' Di.T, tobaccn, 32ditive; 

fRIC, tobacco, additive; 

LL6, tobacco, additivc, 

. . .. ... ^: .^f: 


VIII^-`•-- 

T°3 . 

(1969) 

50269 9020 

.^,..._.W._.r_ _.^._...>....,. ...^ 

NiCMI'r, 7fiiH" ITTr 

CZ11A¢T7E9 '1N6 SECRff73 OF 79"tVlO& 

Suhdiy T1mrs ueekly AevLew Jrne g, 1967 

IOndenl 6EEa4 601fiPn .. ^^ 

.. ;.. •. . . . : . 

. . . ., . 

• .. , ^. . . . . . _ . , _ ,^•; .:•.::.-`^.• 


1%. 

^- . ,.1^;^.'efr`. : ^• .. ti .

III Du2 75 

Are Freon ProDellanes Inert? 

New York State Jour. Ned. 74(11)1939-41(1974) 

s7^ff-CiAÂs1^'i

1 50269 9026 

I_. . .. 

PERGAltON TEXTS IN INORGelldIC CREDQSTRY, VOL. 24. 

REF The Chemistry of 

151 Sn 

1973 

IRON, COBALT AND NICKEL 

Chapten 40.41 and 42 or 

W. j;ComprehensiveInorganicChcmistry 

J, C. Bailax, Jr. 

PERGAMON PRESS 

OXFORD . NEW YORK . TORONTO 

SYDNEY . PARIS . BRAUNSCIiWEIG 

- rr:. ^._^-..o.».. . . . _ _ . . . , ., .. ..-*se^.+eaz.-;- 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 s 3 4 s 

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( 50269 9027 

79XI`71 TORACCO--CREAT RRITAIN/EUROPEAN F.CON014IC COMMINITY/ 

'u' • RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 XI Ni 

, . . . 

, . _ 

( n v. Bat , 8c , Management, Bath, Gt. Brit.) 

THE IMPACT OF THE EEC ON THE U.K. FOOD, DRINK AND TOBACCO PROCESSING 

INDUSTRY. ` - ^' ^ ^• ^ . ' ^ ^ - • ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

` 

This paperls ihe result of a 2-year research project which ^ concentration an'd Resiarch and Development expendt 

t,. has examined the way in which the strategies of U.K. ^ lure levels and trends; thirdly, an examination of certar 

Food Processing firms have been effected by t¢e EEC managerialissues for which the data was largely dedve: 

and EEC policy, and what new major strategrc threafs from 10 case studies of speci/ic companies, divisions a 

^;^ qr shategrc opportunities emerged. The study examines ^ subsidiaries. The study reises important issues whic. 

. the impacts upon the industry oJ Britain's entry to the i have been under-researched and p erhaps will promoi 

fEC /n three pans. firstty, a sector by sector review oJ^ Iunher research into this vital and interesting subject lc 

12 majar branehes o/ the industry; secondly, an overview the stiategi c p/ anning 

function of any company aflecte, 

-^ which 

consldei 

ed, 

inter alia, 

prolitabllify, investment^ _ byEECmembership, 


.. 

._,( 50269 9028 '.' 

^ 

- ^,..,,..r„ - • .___._ 

^ . ^ ^. : • . ._ •. ^.. . _ . .. : 

..- ^...r.. ^. 

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CONMUNITY--CREAT BRITAIN/POOD--INDUSTRY & TRADE/ 

TOBACCO--ECONONICS/TOBACCO--CREAT BRITAIN/ 

The Impact of the EEC on the UK Food Industry 


_bo..

50269 9029 

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COt01UNITY/TOBACCO--GREAT BRITAIN/ 

. 

^ 

79XI9i^ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79XI Ni^. 

-LNichollazcJ:,R;.e.,. ' • 

i ; _ *(no affil`:)*' 

" THE IMPACT OF THE EEC ON THE UK FOOD INDUSTRY. - EFFECTS ON THE STRACEGIES 

Of UK FOOD, DRINK AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURING COMPANIES. 

k". Wilton Publications,.Teakfield, Ltd., (1978) (in English) 

T^- -' *Abstr. (Book review) in: Int. Jour. Phys. Distr. Materials 

_.^ 

9.'(No. 6) - R7 (1979)* 1_ 

is s udy cxamines lhe ways in which the 

^ - i 

1 

' ^ strategyofUKfoodmanufacluringcompanicshave 

^ 

been alfcctcd by the EEC and EEC policy, and in 

pulicular to see what major new stratcgic threats, 

constraints or opportunities emcrged. The study 

e:amines the position as it appcarcd prior to 

aucssion and then goes on to see what actualty 

^ happened and to what cxtent companies took 

advantage of apparent opportunities, or succccded 

iin cuuntcringjpparcntstrategic threats 

n ° n..rjo_^. 


Fr

C) 

Ei' k' S 0 91 +} 0: ti VO 

- ^yhi 

^.^.ay;;•j `:249.j ù:l^'107L1 ^.,qS .Wd:fJ4Fy 11:}Yuy'+.^m V 

•nL;>^^ ••7 •,y ^'^^^ 

77-^ .. :1 

'a :U:..^ - •j. •Il ^^j ^Y'::i^'......^ ..'^Ti('l::'l 

+iSl Sfi:?SN1%.ilSOi 

'.C 'a na:;uz:.g 

Z,4 { O£06 69ZOS 

( _ne •. c) .^ .a .^*.TOy^^^^' ; IA 


50269 9031 

`.3 4ri o t? rt 0 .; ì S n 

VI "NfCXnt15: R. C. and S. I:cCOr.nld 

iTo1963 Chrometographic Eramlnation of 7obecco 

Lipids. 

TO:r1CC.O C-IIRS:S° Ti:S'r,Ai:_51 CG'.:c'c^,k1:CE^ I7:It. 

Septi^c:^^ z 1:5^ 

k:nnL•rr.;tr Q•cac,c, Cnneda 


^ 0^"^350 'aF'i'-'.tTsn•^ e•s.., Î°5t '0^.:3^ d 

^ 

cit oao ;:O.y ( •DO.m^ 

'

A 0 0 I? il 0 - J .' "^ 

50269 9033 

Nicholls, 1i'illiam Hord, 3 Bll- 

Prico holicies in the ci,'aretle industr}'; n studc of '4•onerrled 

nrtiomP' and its eocial eonlrol, 1911-50. Nasht'ille, 

lranderbilt G11iversity Prrss, 1951. 

xlx, 417 p. tnLle.s. 24 Pm. 

On rn : lnclllute nl lt,•s.aireh unJ '1'ralnlu;. In the Frlnl ^cF 

Pnn^.c, \';in^l:l•II[ l!nller:ltl'. 

: .iflLlfo^lnl,hiculfuutnutax. . 

1. C9Gnrrtle ,nn nn (nctnrr nnil Iniqr-l'. ';. . 7111e. 

)i 

IH1):1149.1042L'G5 

8:3:Ii01.701371 51--RSC: 

1,1Lrnry of Cnn;,rnc - ^ ,^_I,3i 


50269 9034 

VS1 

0 _f fi () tl (3 () ':i .7i ^ ^ 

rCcbO]S, bwyi C., it. B(It-IlaC> 

Aoviman, D; vid 71. 

1311i°.LYi 'iJ.-,'.CCP LS4Y 0]::iîSI'TIO?i f.CCO.L)Il ; TO 

1V5IT10I7 Ci! i9.."'s SY.1Lk:, by U:vid R. Boir,^sn and 

lYury1 C. Nichols. 

The University of Tennessee aCrlcultur?1 

IDcpeîc:ent Stati on, Bullot:in 229. 

15 p. 23 an. 

Yebruary 1953. 


50269 9035 

P.va^hiat • Atahole, g.C, 

No.^jjJ[ 

Fertiiization e;^xrie.cnts with burlcy to- 

, Ni bacco p1a::t beds. ifnosvil7e, Tenn„ Univcrsity 

of Tonnc--sco d'ricuJ_tr.ral lir.'r.ri-ent 

Statie::, 

.. ... 

0 4 !7 n n 0 0 a:^ 5 j 

_23,P.a 


SliDl lc^^n Uo..:231) . ...

;;cA 

(1968) 

'^h4choXsy.-B, olr 

!1 (t n ft il Q.^ 3 h 5 

5U269 9036 

•--- C•c 


?.3, 51.6-52C (;, . 193C)

50269 9037 

QA 

76 

Ni 

1979 

COMPUTERS/ 

Z-800icroprocessor 

Programming & Interfacing 

Book 1 & 

Book 2 

by 

Jewph C. Nlchols, ER:i^N"TXaNTcliols; 

nnd Pobr R. Rony 

Howard lU Soms & Co., Inc. 

60 ,^^^.tOD ' WFST 62nD ST. PIDWI^POLIS. MD- ^ye9 U^ 

5r 

U 4 11 o n o'J ì 3 5 6 

. -^- -- ^ - 


50269 9038 

` I \ 

oA n 0 n b o 

QA 

76 

Ni 

1979 

COMPUTERS/ 

Z-80,.Microprocessor 

Programming & Interfacing 

Book I & 

Book 2 

by 

Jeteph C.•Nleheh, Eli:.bNb A. Nichols, 

and Peter R. Rony 

Howord l.U Soms & Co., Inc. 

'^ ^J ^J00 WEST 6fMO sr. NDW1nPOUS. woUNA êXB usA 

h 

3v-`" J C 

,gsî 

S 7 


^- -? --___

50269 9039 

IiEVERACES/ 

XX MeF-E-402-76 

A CONSUME^ TEST OF CITRUS DRINKS 

MADE FROM COMMiNUTED 6'i10LE CITRUS FRUIT 

JohM"1-Ntehols;'Robert L. Degner, than C. Connolly 

Bruce J. Lime, and Robert Cruse 

May 1972 

Texas Agricultural Market Research and Development Center 7s^^ 

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, College Station zyf 

and the Texas AGM University Agricultural ...^...^^. 

Research and Extension Center at Weslaco 

in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture 

Agricultural Research Service ^ 

Food Crops Utilization Research Laboratory 

Weslaco, Texas 

(; 4[t 0I) n 0j 3 5$ 


l-wc or cuuuraTw^ nc..i nxcxow.:r :. 613-626 (197, 1) 

80 II Ey-81 

S.P. 

Eye Gaze and the GSR 

sFLMrNiCSOtlt ^%v B. C. Cu.aatr\ut' 

CoirenRy of LuYn 

Ao experiveubl dlcatlnu waa desigoed to ie.esHgete the diHereotid 

eBecb of an conbat evd umerip wded wze upoo CSR 

.ctiWtr. Tweuty e°Je end tveot.temJe wMna g¢ed cootiouomly 

at the eyes nE w ewdedente. wtin e@ber rewned the pte 

a boked at a got m e aall 30° to the Agkt of the tubject'r 6end 

aecordiog to a yrtunnged prognm. The sublreb' CSR wv munltored 

thmuplwrt the pmbd. 

* Bak lr°N'7 (7

73 III Ni 

1pyrch/sis of S turated Tr giyceridez LI` lh`_'°'''4LYSI5! 

û'S7UCK C.ItlCHOLBend Fl,LFH T; HOL:J1N =Unrveniry pt Mmr.esot^ 

l3 %j X'SSyfy 

LIPIDS 7 (12) 7 

A$STpACT 

Satunted monoscid trir7yccvides v.;rc 

pyrolyzcd in a flowing atmospherc of 

helium at 6966' SOC, and the produets 

were eollected at low to:npeatuec. They 

were fractionatai by thin layer chromaloRaphy. 

eccordir^ to Dolarity, and were 

furtlwr resolvcd and analyzed by gas 

Fhromato;;raphy, mass spectror.:elry and 

IR spectronmctry. Atkanes, alkenra, 

ketones, esters. frec acids and cyclic 

produets uere identiticd. Among the latter 

are probably la:tones and substituted 

dioxanrs and dicxolaacs,for a•hich structures 

h-e been postulated. The parent 

acid of the triFyceride and the eyeli: 

residual products, after W. of one acid 

group from the iriglycr.ride, w•ere promi- 

(1 (1 () ry () 0 J.Z G(i 

9 (1972) 


50269 9041 

-• ----

TOBACCO--SYORIKG--PSYCBOLOGY/ 

50269 9042 

76 X Re RJR CLASS NO. PAt11'NLET 76 X Re 

Reynolds, C.; Nichole, R., 

(Boston Coll. St. Univ. N. Y., Buffnlo, N. Y., U. S.) 

PERSONALITY AND BF.IIA1'IORAL CORRELATES OF CICARETTE SÔRPIC: O1fE-YF,1R 

FOLLON-UP, 

Psychol. Rept. 38, 251-58 (1976) (in English) 

--.-..-__.._.....--. 

vnoking lrhsvlor of 885 srodrnu in hfglr - oshwsl nnd 1 

6ws I rollrgr wonrl.nrd -nh •r"rs nlr, and f.snor scdcs of rlw 

]CaUfn nia P,yd^nlnyfral Im^rnro:y enJol J e s06Jcarve Urh,.ior Invcniory. 

Thr dnu u .naty:rJ +q•nrndy by scx and Lioups of nndvnu x7m sned 

nnJ who qulr smoling hving ihc xsinJ of smJY wrsc rosnlnrrJ .•ish sh^ne 

who miinmd rldbcr io smnkc o .. l•euln. Smokas wrrc Irn svd6aJls'srrd 

SnJ m^^ c lil.cly to rng=ge in ciisaial e dries. '11ic.e rrfariooshifn •. e li 

a ungm ong n0 i6an oog sn and, rbox who shox^rd brhaviural 

( smbfcalrnc .+'Jnsrnokfng, i, srcd or quis, w rc n nrdlnrc 4^xrrn 

l amol.rr 

aeJ n nokn xish sc 'rcr to Irrsonatfry and iMl.av 71^c ros^Ju 

{ rc s'nn3qu•srJ as sug;,•esring a!' ra srlarionship I-en pcnnnillsy and rig. 

nrur sn+okins. 

G,r t1 0 R 0 0:i 3 6I 


• 50269 9043 . 

. ...... .. . _.- _...;._... ...-_--^--° 

S1P. tle?-74 

• . Jour. Amer. Vet. t{ed. Ascoc. 160 1522-6 (1972) 

Toxic Effects of a Butenolide naycotoxin and 

of Tustzi•ium tt''ZCIP.cLUT12 Cultures in Cattle 

H. L. Toohey, Ph.D.; S. G. Yates, 1t.S.; J. J. E111s, Ph.D.; 

Y. D. Grove, Ph.D.; R. E. Nfchofs, D.V.df., Ph.D. 

77te outqurrt' or toxigenic Fusarium Maèriol and MefEwc'us 

molds in tall fescue (Festuca arundinccca 

Schrab.) pasiure and the scasonal 

appearance of "fescue foot" in catile grazing 

tall fescue led to the hypoth^sis that 

the two were causally connecte3?•5-G The 

fescue foot syndrome is characterized by 

loss of weight, lameness in hindlimbs, 

and gangrene of fcet and tail.6 Based on 

our observations, necrosis of the tail may 

be more pr4valent (but less serious) than 

necrosis of the hoo:s. Of 57 cattle on a 

0 4 () 0 r 0 0 :;, 3 0 ?. 


1969-1970 8tudy.-71ie. or was =yr,tF:c 

sized as previously described.' Seven .!^ford 

steers c•:eighing 9G to 171 1:;. v.housed 

at night in an tmhâtcd F.:+:a 

IvSadison, Wis. Durirg the day, they .:r.^ 

turned outdooa. Hair was ciipj-^d frcrn t;.r 

tail switch to make obervation easicr. 

Starting 8 days befcre and cor.ticcc.: 

throughout the study, the cteers wcr:_ ft:; 

a ration cousistin; solely of r.ontoxic, a::o:free 

tall foscuc I:ay, Ky-31 cariet.v.' 'i: 

r.t°nl of C of the slects mnsisted of r.

50269 9044 

vi - 

011 

K15 

1977 

40TA06":ESIS/GF,P:FTTCS-TECHVInUE/rARCIVnFE4TCI77/ 

HANDBOOK OF 

MUTAGENICITY TEST 

PROCEDURES 

Edited by 

0 4 f) 0 il _(1 0 a 3 4 :S 

B.J. KILBEY, together with 

M.LEGATOR 

OV."NICROLS and 

C. RAMEL 

Department o/Ceneties, Uniuenity o/Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland 

Depurlment o/Medicine, Univrrsity o/Texaa, Oulureton, Tez., US.A. 

Inetitute /or Afedica! Reaearch, Camd¢n, N. 3., U.S.A. 

WallenbergLaborctory, Uniuersity o/Stockholm, Suteden 

EISEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 

AMSTERDAM - NEW YORK - OXFORD 1977 


•

XXII MeR9 7R S.P. J. Occup. 1fed. 19(9)623-8(1977) 

Mortality Among Employees 

of PVC Fabricators 

IiG:::C1 :::a _.......1 s.:_l S% U. li. Cudu} 

Leonard Chiazze, Jr., ScD.; î11T?'m".^^7icliols; Ph.D.; and Ollo Wong, Sc.D. 

50269 9045 

A« oss-serlional morlalily study of 4,341 deaths oceurrinE companies enpaged in the fabrication of PVC resin into finished 

among current and former employees of 17 rvC fabricalors products. A number of alternative study desiSos was considered. 

during 1964-t973 is presented. The objectives are: (1) to iden- and it was decided thu a prnportional moitalisy study would best 

fih• any an6iosarcoma deaths among the employees of these meet the urgent need lor informttion. The ludy concentraled on 

fabricuors, and (2) to emmine the distribution of deaths by deaths ocr•.rring during the Ien-year period 1964-1973 amongao 

e+use. No angiusarcoma deashs were found among the study tive fabricating employees plus retirees. Since it was not possible 

group.Sex-race-cause-specificProportinnateMortalityRalios toidentlfylhnseemployeeswilhonlyvinylchloridee•posure- lhe 

(PMR's) were compuled, using the corresponding U.S. mor- study fncused on decrastd employees who worked anywhore in 

lality as the standard. Among white employees, there appears those pUms where rvC Lshricabnn was rnrrinl on The prinury 

to be an euess in lntal r n mortality, particularly Ihat of oblectiveoflMstudywastndetrrmmewhelMrnrnotanyangio- 

Ihe dignlhr systerq. OI,servrd Jq,U1 ^"'ere founMto ejce cq sarcoma dwuhs hsd occurunl amonB emplnyees of the iabricalon 

the expccted` In ranceii ofthe ^brrea lr and urary organi under study, A saonday objertisr was to cxamme the dnlnbuamnng 

white femalvs. Deficit mortality wasoburved In lion of all draths by cause 

eirrhosis ol livecamonc holt^malr.^â^., • --- -^- - " - "- --' -`" 


50269 9046 

bfufafion Resen,ch, 65 (1979) 133-226 `--^ 

< !-^rlNorlh-Hollan ^medirul Pre ,nn ^- n 

SIIOR'P-TERl.1 TESTS FOR CARCINOGENS AND MUTAGENS 

77 II Re--79 

S.F. MONICA HOLLSTEtN and JOYCE h1cCANN 

Deporlmenf oJRiachemistry, Uniuersily of CuliJornia, DerArley, CA 94720 (U.S.A.) 

and 

FRANK A. ANOELOSANTO' and WARRER W. NIUNOL5 Rt 

lntitute lorAladicaf Reseorch, Comden, NJ 03103 (U.S.A.) 

(Received 19 FrLruary 1979) 

(Accepted 19 Afarch 1979) 

0 q n o n U o^;3 n, 


80 11 Ey-81 

S.P, 

Br.7ea. a(in. Pp

50269 9048 

76 XI Re-78 RJP CLASS 1:0. Pf%i:P':.ET76 XI 2C-: P. 

S.P. 

}{icholsc^=J:d 

(Londcn L'riv., Jep. Psychol., Lnndon, Gt. Lrit.) 

CIGAPETTES: THE STPOCGER THE BETTEP? WHY P. IULD SMVE;:':Y SPREAD 

THE HP.CIT. 

John ;licholson (London L'niv.), nera release, London, Gt. °rit. (June 

1978) - in English 

tAbstr. in: Sunday Sun 1973, n.p. (June 4, 1978)* 

0 : 0 0 ^ 0 0.i 3 6 7 


L

73 IiI :7i 

50269 90u9 

CÎw.M1Vd.11.Yp6s.E5. Iery.enepn. himellnGnnl,lufn 

sY"J°'Ttl^titSiStSA`b=< LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 

C.R. THONAS 

Syntactic G-bonFoasn 

ing carbonisation. without affecting the shape of 

the spedmcn and. bcuusn the velume shrink:qc 

(Receivrdl3Junr197?) 

balances the mass loss the bulk density of Out 

material changes lhde an carbonisation. 

A recent article on syn[actic airb>n foam(1l The use of pre-carbonised mtcrospheres leads 

prompts us to rrport a n:ed,nd s.hirh has been to reduced shrinkage during carbomsatiun ol tite 

used in this Estaidkhmrnt since 11-65 for the pre- binder. but the 6nal producs is weaker rhau that 

paration o1 ^^' • rial. Our mechoti re. froc:c phennlic resin micrnspheres. 

xmbles that dc cnhed,b+eUenwn and Schmiu (!j Gradin!; of the aicrosphere according to mean 

insofar as phcuo'•L. reuu mlcn"îrems are used. diantetar atTects the demiry of the kneen ar:d rar• 

brtthepr4n^.fuald1Gc:nur,liel: creof:scnGd hon7ed n^,ateriai, smallrr oarucles leading to 

dcymixr.d Liudcr a^,L g-nir :cduccd rnoclding Fdchcr drrertuce and 'ice vcrsa 

presaresiir^cbc•(i^rmStl^n^Jt;1^•rryis:^.l Whrrtas unKtadrd microsphcrcs In a gisen 

' _ . - û .....:..,:.,::,•îr[tr--..°.tit,:n:.ni• 


50269 9050 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOT,OGY/SWIKINC HA9 ITS/PSYC1toT.OCY/ 

TO6ACCO--ALCOgf1L--PrLATIONSHIP/ BRHWTORA1. SCTF'.ICF./PF.RSONAT.TTY/ 

NICOTINN--PHARMACOLOGY/ 

BF 

335 

. Ni 

1977 

0 4 n n n o 0S 3f, 9 

a 

^ÂMu S 

why ôy®u do what 

you ao? , ' 

Printed in-Great Britain 

Billing h Sons Ltd. London 


q^Cholson, JeTo A. suf. 

-ryfn^^rvf 

0 . a;;. 0 n u o^;a 70 

50269 9051 

J o/bnsoni Robe*t R. 

THE S7acCruRC, CH6437RY AND SYN[tlESSS OF 

ô^; b NEw 

y Rp^ RUgc7o roon 2nd dolE in A. 

Nicholseo^ 

sTovr. ,Q^ 4hem. ..^j PraFrlAt^ F.9'4F ^l9bS^: : 


50269 9052 

Q 

210 

f) ,l.(1^^ on(.I n J 37 1 

Ntelalsen, MW*dsra6- - 

._:, s,:a..o_.. 

I957 671 p. 

Ti;a ?mp f.laertccn I.tbrcary 


fica Ybrtc

50269 9053 

o4rf6n,lo0a'372 

RAT.nCApnn*iS--TORICOT.OGY/IIYDP,nCA't80NS, NAT,ncC.`1ATED ARO>L4TIC/ 

nIOXL`7/POT,YCTETqARITpH 

IYrA^TCD^ qDI^PRF.1.71,5/!dAT.ER--PnI.LUTInN/ 

POLYRANNACSEOFE'ry NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

Volume 320 R'/R Rrco, 

RA HEALTH EFFECTS 

1242 

Ne OF HALOGENATED 

1979 . 

AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS 

Edited by VVIliem^J:Nicholson and John A. Moore 

~TAe New York Academy of Sciences 


1979 


SMOKING HABITS--RELINQUISHING/ 

zz4o How to 

,98o Stop Smoking 

Once and for All 

LRMUrNichter_- 

0 4 0 0 (1 0 0S 3 7 3 


50269 9054 

M Mshlay Books, Inc. 

Port Washinjton, N. Y. 1105(

50269 9055 

TOBACCO--SNOKI\G--PASSIVE/T09ACC0--.\RTI-SaOKI\Q LITEP.ATURE/ 

GROUP AGAINST S)IOKERS'PnLLUTION (OASP)/ 

TOBACCO--A.`!TI-TOCACCO ORGANIZATIONS/ 

TS 

2240 

Ni 

1978 

, ,% 

0 4 1 0 0 0 0/':3' 3 7 4 

Yes, I Do Mind If 

You Smoke! 

A Nonsmoker's Handbook 

by 

Rhoda Nichter t 

sMev Books, Inc. 

Port Washin6ton, N. Y. 11010 


^ f 

C^^^ ql^.

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PASSIVE/ 

50269 9056 

l79 XI Sc 

RJR CLASS NO. PMIPHLET 79 %I ^2 

Wisctmath, A. 

*(Fachhoc'.ischule Dortnund, Dortmund, Cermany)* 

PROTECTION or NON-S?bKERS IN GERMANY-A COMM CONTRARY TO THE PAPER BY 

.WBENIiASCHF.IF'F-; fiRC.,--^SCHOLZ, R.I.e&. 

(Nichtraucherschutz:Abwehr- oder Foerderungsanspruch?) 

Wochenschrift fuer Betriebswirtschaf[ Steuerrecht Wirtschaftsrecht Arbelts 

recht, 1979 (No. 23), pp. 21-23 (June S. 1979)-in Gernan. 

oi'. i! 0 RO 0 5 3 7 5: 


...--_. .-^-- --__-----'-' ^^\-•-- 

- 

50269 9057 

SMOKING H.4BITS--RELINQUISHING/TORACCO--GERMANY/ 



Bundesrepublik Deutsch]and, Bundeszentrale Gesundheitliche Aufklarung, 

Cologne, Cer. 

TRAINING COURSES, PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER'ACTS OF THE GERMAN GOVERI:1F.hT 

FOR HEATLH EDUCATION RELATING TO SMOKING DISHABITUATION. 

*(Nichtrauchen kann man lernen; Die 4eranstaltungen der Bundeszen[rale'fr' 

esundheitliche Aufklarunq.)* ^^^ ^ 

Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bundeszentrale Gesundheitliche Aufklarung, 

press release, Cologne, Cer. (Spring 1978) (in German - Complete English translation 

available) 

*Abstr. in: Tabak Zeitg. 88 (No. 24) 2 (June 16, 1978)* 

The results and informatiun supplied by the leasers of the courses and 

insitutions will be used for the improvement of the program. First observations 

have shown, that the number of participants in these courses depends heavily on the 

public work conducted by the institutions. The following items proved to be 

particularly effective: 

Announcements in the local press, direct contact with local doctors, 

loqal government health insurances officeq and communitY eStabli5bment6. A nonr2latqo 

infqrmatloq eyening in yh}ph the txEq.and dqfat7,on p( the. prqgrAmcan b@ 

U^? t; o n n o:^ ^ 76 


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151 

Co;• e/ST,^;P.?!.^•U,.n/:•£SC!CRf,>1II:,,!h;£RCU^Y,•'S^,L^^pTUf/Y;.T:;TI'i;r.A?•: 

ztti.o;:itV ^^ssr:vvA;

50269 9059 

G n 0 r: o o; 3 7 r. 

N{Ck,e,1. 

TS Itaner, Oscald, 1876- 

692, CLromium plating, with slmcinl reference. to its use in the 

D automobile industry, by Prof. llr: InF. c. h. O. iiaucr, Prof 

11. Arndt and Dr.-IuF. W. Krnum, .Stantliches maternalprnifungeamt, 

Ilerlin-llahlrm. Translntion from the ^vcnnan hy 

E. W. I'a.^krr ... With intruductov chnpr- FlrcUOplatir.e 

... 

practice an,i tl ^ propertics of rhrumimn and nic}:,1 cnatir:••. 

••.,^y.A.''C:^-Iotlet-µll.:.,:. l.ondon, E. drnold &co. ,1Das,_. 


tCnmunced an ncit cn.dl 

8G-I f 01 ^'! 

,44k2,

50269 9060 

MERCURY/NICKEL/TIN/ 

111 Me9_82 

MARC: Monitoring 6 Assessment P.esearch Centre 

GEMS: Global Environmental konitoring System 

Exposure commitment assessments of 

environmentai pollutants 

Volunse 1. Number 2 

Summary exposure assessments for mercurv. nickel. tin 

MARC REPOP.T NO. 25 

by B. G. Bennett 

A Teehnieat Report (1991) 

Prepared br: 

Monitoring and Assessment Research Centre 

Chelsea College, l;nkersiq of London 

Wiih the support ot: 

United Nations Encironmem Programme and 

The Rockefeller Foundation 

[) 4il 0 fl tt U:i 7u 7 9 


50269 9061 

M 

TRACF FT.F'fF.`!TS- .\`1At.YSTS/\T.')'!Tr A^SnqoTTnC enfPT1rn,rTR^/1LfNTV1Ri/ 

C111iMTSTRY, A\'ALYTTC--ATnNTr Af;SnR^TIn>I S^rr.TRn'!rsgv/ 

A`7T1.40`:Y/AT SEVIC/P.\RTl^trRYT.T,TfÎ/P1".T1^'/^rnYU,T1^V"TS'mTlf/Rnn,nY/r.4n^f 1" 

C11Rn'1TU'1/Cn".4I.T/Cnrng^/r,nt.q/TrM/T E.1011.TT•il[^N`fnyCAVF.^F/"Pnri,wv/ 

MnT.YROF.\I^f/>'Ir,KEL/PALLA^Tt^!/PIATi\!Ft/SCLC!T!"f/ST1.TrpV/STLVF.R/TT>: / 

TELLURIUt1/T9ALLII^1/TITASTU"/VAÌAnTL^f/7,T7:C/ 'TRCn\TIP!/ 

RA 

1231 

Be 

1980 

ME7ALS--ANqLYSIS/METALS--TOX ICOLOCy/1Z': :=^Y/ 

caca'rc .". 2 

...^ 

-i.9lfSfRY/tfilf?[iMS.t/ 

I 

LONDON • PHILADELPHIA - Rt{EINE 

0`4n6n.n053 

HEYDEN INTERNATIONAL TOPICS IN 

^LU^^Lî^C^C 

Editor: L. C. Thoma9 

TOXIC METFiLS AND 

THEIR ANALYSIS 


ELEANOR BERMAN 

Cook County Hospitat 

Chicago, Illinois

(^tn.irray l12sT•:^jGt.,.^t./ _ ^2{,y`^{,^ 50269 9062 

..t .. . . !: . 

(YtPC^ __.._ .': ._ _. _.. ._ -- ....._. ..- .`-._..._.-_. _._ ._ ._. __-__.._,....... 

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50269 9064 ;; 

ConvTar from be 9limlo d) Chimico cenernlt ed Innrtanfr., 

Inorganic Chem. 17(3)I47R(7 -25) uni.enas.f^barar°ri°c.r:.R.Flatnat,o+h 

lto7fS_r 

78 IId Da Insertion Rcacfion of arbon N'Innozydc into M-C Bonds. Synthesis and Strucfural 

Cbaracferization o4.f'ohalf(ll) andyryiclsl(II) Acyl Conlpleaes with 

Tri((crliary arsincs and phosphincs) 

P. STC°PIONI• P. UAPPORTO, and L. SACCONI• 

Rrcrlrrd Junr 16, 1977 

Nicket(11) acyl rumplrars,.wi,h Ihc Ccneral formula If.'i(COR)(I.)IRPh, (L ° Iris(I-dlphcnylaninorih)l)-ine (nas,), 

irl.(1dlnc^nylrhn

50269 

Diehl, J. F. 

*(no affil.)* 

--:p 

REPORT ON A S"OSIL:I IN KARLSRUFiE, GER:LL\Y, ON TRACE ELEMENTS IN 

A #EP.CL;.Y,. C4,D:1IL^4,LE.AD, A;SENIC,•VCKErt, CIiP.OMIUN, ETC. IN FOOD PRODUCTS (INCLUDING 

TOBACCO). 

^ 

*(Toxische Spurenclemente in LebensTitteln. Berichte uber ein Symposi-)r 

Verbraucherdienst 19 (No. 1) 1-4 (Jan. 1974) (in German) 

*Keywords:* mercury, cured, constituent; 

lead, cured, constituent; 

cadmium, cured, constituent; 

arsenic, cured, constituent; 

- nickel, cured, constituent; 

chromiun, cured, constituent. 

*1974, No. 9, W 3263A *d* 

Tobacco chcmistry: 

0 4 " 0 (t ( i 0 :i .7i n %! 


NICKEL/ZINC/ TASTE/ 

50269 9066 

Llfe Scicnces Vol. 9, Part 11. P. 701-709, 197^, Pergamon Press 

m tC3t'âritairr-- 

j/V 77 HYPUGEUSIA CORRECTBD BY Ni.+ AND Zn++ 

R. I. Nenkin and D. F. Bradloy 

I Rational Hcart and Lung Inatitule Bcthesda Maryland 

•Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York 

31L I 

{ 

I 

(Received 30 January 1970; infinal form 23 Apr111970) oly- N-4 iM• 

Taste acuity can be altered by administration of thiol-con- 1^^ ^• 

1 

taining drugs and Cu++or Zn++ to man and animale(1-4). From a 

nodal(3,4) explaining these effects in terms of reactions among • 

metals and thiole we predicted that any divalent transition metal 

♦ould affect thiol-induced hypogeusia in a similar manner. Ni+* 

was chosen to teat this.hypothesis because of its low toxicity 

mao.nif •aiven ocbllap(5^{. a(^1 in hiah afEynit•Lfo^.thiolaSGL 

1 ' . . ' . . . _ . . . ' . 


50269 9ob7 

Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc. 217., 434-40(1971) ^ZINC/TRACE.?!ETALS/('r^^ 

Idiopathic Hypogeusia With ^COPPER/NICKEL/ 

Dysgeusia, Hyposmia, and Dysosmia 

A New Syndrome 

Roberti.Henkin,MD,PhD;Pau1J.Schechter,MD.PhD; . . . 

Robert I[oye, MD; and Carl F. T. Mattern, MD 

Thidy-flvepatients with decredsedtaa acuity (hypogeusia) and penixlent foul odor in the naso 

decreased olfactory acuity (j(yposmia) with or without perverted taste p^rT, which also could not br 

(dysgcusia) and pcrvertedKmell (dysosmia) had elevated metlian relieved; and verti;o, hearing loss, 

detertion and r¢co;nftlon tlresholds for the txste of salt sweet, sour, 

loes of libido, and unexplaincd hp 

andbitter, and abnormal forced scaling of taste qualities. Electron 

micrographs of taste receptors showed pathological changes in the 

tasle buds of these patients. No epparent cause could be found far 

Ihis tlisturbing and unpleasant symptom complex. These abnormalities 

pememaron' 

êf'rênls prrserNted Ihemselves 

to us because w erq to their 

pnowledge the only proup interesled 

and anncemed with the clinappear 

to comprise a new syndrome which we have termed idiopathic iy,t study of tasre abnormaliticx in 

hypogeusta with dysgeusia, hyposmia, and dysosmia. msn. In general, these patienls initially 

conlscted their loeal ph1'si• 

aste and r ell are ry of several disease etales" In eddi- cian after the appearanee or thrse 

Trlodartfas ^.Tose unpl`îôrn kq we have rerent7y fnund, Isr,-e Eymp:qms, They were u:uxuy lold 


50269 9068 

RC 

261 Ec 

1959 

/CANCEB--PREVENTION AND CO6TIZOL/ CAACER--BLADDER/ cancer 

/CANCER--SKIN/ ASDESTOS/ NICKh:L/ 

Industrial Carcinogons 

0 4,')0 n 0 p S 3 R 7 

MÔDERN MONOvRAPHS ININDUSTRIAL MEDICINE 

F.dilur I„ ChirJ: AN'1'lIU\'1' J. 1.AN/..\, M.D. 

Cm„ufrlnF l:dirnr: Itlf.IIAIID 11. 1)Itlt, M.D. 

fly It. E. `cf:,viDT, A1.D., F.A.C.P. 

Director, \tedical Itcerarch Dici,ion, F so RcsrarcL and 

Engineering Company, Linden, N. 1.; Associ.,tc CILd,nl 

Professor of Indo,trial Medicine, New York C4d,-rnily 

Postgradnatc Ncdical School; ln•Iredor in 31edl,iuo, 

Cornell Univereity, Afedfcal School 

GRUNE & STRATTON • 

1 IJ59 

NEW YORK All, L(LVU(IN 


4

50269 9069 TORACCO INnUSTRY--CANr.;;R__,^,nr.^T fL1SFS! 

__ _.. .. ._._..... _._.._.. ___.^.. r•A•CFR•-r,tt7SATT0?"R4-T'TMSTT('TlFC"/ 

MEDICINE, FORENSTC/CANCF.R--rOURT CASES/ CURMOT!IF.RAPY/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION--BY ENVIROt.^.TF.NTAT. FAC,TORS/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION BV PSYCHOLOCICA7. FACTORS (truuma)/ NICKFT./ 

CANCER--CAUSATION BY RADIATTQN/CA?7CER--CAUSATION BY CHF"ICAT.S/ 

IATROCF•NIC DISF.ASES/VINYT. CULORIDR/CANCRR.•-ASRFSTOS/ C!!Rn`!ATFS/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION BY MBTALS/CANCRR--ARSFNTC/RFRYT.LTIT1/CADMI!JM/ 

RC 

261 

Pr 

1978 

COURTROOM MEDICINE 

Volume 13 

Cc^^^^fz"I'^'Ir 

1978 

MAITI-iEW 

f3ENOER 

235 E. 45TH STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 

0 '1 ;) o n n 0:; 3 a-g' 


by 

ARTHUR t. FRANK, M.D., fh.D. 

Deparlmenl of Fndronmrnlol hled2ine 

Mouni Sinoi Medi2o/ Cenrer 

Nerv York, N.Y. 

and 

Michael D. Carlin, B.A., J.D. 

Editor of tegol Moleriols

50269 9070 ref 

151 

G,o 

NickR7, Sysbem No. ST, Part A-l RII2,pt.N 1-3 

d 

0 /? ri: o n r) 0 S 3Iq 9 

Gmelin, Leopold, 1788-1853 

Gn:elir.s Ilandbucb •ler r.norgar.iechen chemie. 8. aufl. 

2lrsg. von der Deutschen chemiseLen gesellschaft, bearb. vci 

R. J. Meyer, unter beratender mitwirlcunE von Freaz peters 

...Leipzig-Berlin, Verlag Chemle g.m.b.h., 1924v. 

diagrs. 26 1/2 cm. 

0 


REF. 

QD 

151 Cm 

1975 

Nickel 

50269 9071 

Gmelin Handbuch 

der Anorganischen Chemie 

Erg5nzungswerk zur achten Auflage 

New Supplement ceries Band 18 

Register 

Nickel-Organische Verbindungen fu r Tell, end: 

SpringerVerlag 

h l i)n no0 J{ g0 

Berlin Heidelberg New York 1975 


RGF. 

Q 

123 Ha 

1975 

0•,+ t) 0 1l U 0-) 3 9 1 - 

/N.OreNOt1/ 1P,ON/ NICKEL/ 

I-IANi)I3COK 

Of 

MATERIALS SCIENCE 

VOLUMIi II: METALS, COMPOSITES, AND 

RECRACTORY ^1ATLRIALS 

,^ 

^DROR 

Chndcs T. Llnch, Ph.D. 

Nrwhtr/nkrtrrv0.GT^! 

Ai! •J4xr:rLl.rAOntay 

i fyWnrmm Aw farr trw, Ol o 

CRC PRESS. Inc. 

18501 Clanwood PaJkxvy • CkvelanA,Ohio 44178 


50269 9072 1 1

50269 9073 

TP 

966 Nickal 

Go 

G' 'd r; 0 ri rj 0:^ 3 9^ 

Gold16, 11iLliaw 

NETRtLTC COpTIHQ OF PLASTIC,S, 

Vol. 1, z 

^g.^$9. 

tl.CtÔC1WnStA'i'.-..:,.ETSî^n^=•:. 

ae^reatran^ c,iMr+^d 


50269 9074 

ENVIROtR4ENTAI. 1!EALTH/ POLYVINYL CIILORIDE/AIR--PCLLOTIOI4--BI1t1.I0GRAPIIIES/ 

/'^ ASDrS'fOS/TOXICOLOGY . -- BIBLI0 6RAPPI . ES / PG9TICIDES--TOXICOLOGl '/ 

Rrcip-'. Acer:eio,No. 

/y, "^ , NT.IS/PP-75/800 

4 Trtlr nod Subcatlr S. Nrport Uuc 

industrial Health Hazards Due to Atmospheric l October, 1975 

Factors 

(A Bibliographv oiith Ahstract:l 

4. 

7. A. hor;s) 

9. Prr(ormina O.a.niurioo Rept. 

Plizabet.h A. Herrison 

N. 

4. F'er'o:l ing OrEanizatinn Name and Address` 

10. Projcct/T.sl/L"ork Uni! hu. 

f)ationaltTechnicaY Information Service 

5285 Port Royal Road 

Springfield, Virginia 22161 

I1. Coonncr/Gteot Nn. 

I12Sponso,inp OrFenization Narnr: rnd Adurras 

_ > û-r_3 

15. S^pylemrntary Nurre 

11. Typr of Krport dt Pcriod 

Co.r.rd 

Supersedes NTIS/PS-751022 

3970 - June 1975 

The bibliograpAy contains abstracts of research reports covering 

such tcpics as industrial medicine, occuFational diseases, health 

of miners, and she toxicological factors of various pollutants. 

Some pollutancc includef?"arevinanprfese,aradon,lsilicon dioxide, 

r:x sives, ^sb stps ^S latinuyf r alladium, pylyvinyl chloride, 

vnickl,pscS'rcides, r'cta

R!. 

44i Hr 

.1n74 

50269 9075 

/TI:RATOGI?;JS/ 9'Ri,Cli CNIl'Puii/ 

/corrrrz/ zr:;c/ ::TcE:cJ./ 1r.o:a; rr^r,,=.îi-ol.ooY/ ror.::rtTC::! 

/I:Iet^1r0>;IfI::J1'AL L;;.V,T;;/ GG)cIlli:'15T; Y/ 

U 4(1 0 n 0 0 a 3" 9.4, 

TRACT SFIRSTAtiC1;S IN 

rP]vIr.ONM E?r:; sL {

^p^,i1a'.oS! „_,SLtiIi:; CIII30:;IVi( NICt*ll./ THO.`;/ L?iti) CilHP0UX0.5/ 

I:.I.C ;AISOGIUPIIS 

ON Irn' 

LUALU4Tro9 OF nIP. (-NtCI,Nt7:en7C 

H1Sn OF CI:u:;CA6S TO PNN: 

Some inorpnic and nrgano:ac[allic canpoi^:;ds 

4^. 

Vn'_ma 2 

This publication is the ootcomeof- the 

meeting of târo ]AHC Yorkink Grnun,y or, ths 

Evaluation of the Cirr.inogcnie It;sk of Cl:eniicaL: to p'an, 

Lyon, 7(ktober and 29 \ovembcr - 4 lkcember 1972 

Intertia[ional Agency for Reaeurch on Cancer 

ts. 

0 A, rr 0 n C^ Q=^ a 9 r 


nc 

267 

In 

1976 

^ 

T/ 

50269 9077 

WORLI1111:1LTII ORGANIZATION 

INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER 

IARC MONOGRAPHS 

ON THE 

EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC RISK 

OF CIIEMICALS TO MAN 

1'Cadmium;^nickcl, some epoxides, miscellaneous industrial 

chemicals and general considerations on volatile:anaesthelics 

VOLUME 11 

INTERNAl7ONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER 

LYON 

^ 1916 

Î J ^"C' 

3 / 

t 1Y1^ nl.f1 Ll ' 0:: e/ 3 9 h~ 

^^-orJ 


. 

.

1 

^ 50269 9078 

J. C rp, pr

50269 9079 

Erit,i by I. M. I:CL1'HOFF 

Srtaa'' 

a u r I 1'f l I; LIl' J. /i,.f' U1\ C 

De;, rt:::n:1 n/ Chrme;^rq. t'n;:rn^y cI Ar;cA;rmt 

w^tE 14re n;a;s!ana: c: Jt!c\F]Ai B. S.aVDELL 

E-1cu eJ Ch.m;:Dy, tr;,i.r.xiry ! d!;n.u..xn 

ItiT&ILSCiHfeCl YUBC.ISIIP.RS 

TP 3ii.Ti;7B JR AiFi1LY'I?C F:?. .ti ^-.., iS i;.. 

VCLU1ltE 2 

D 3!Itidr.l of 3o.5n Wiky @ Sons, Nru York-Lond.in-,Vnoy 

0 /! U 0 rl 0 0 si S 9p' 

PAi:T ;I 

AblALYTiCAL CIiJi^f1S'i7::' 

OR TIIE ELEidSin'S 

SI':CTW:: A 

^ystrnat;c Acnlyti-l Cl:a:,,is[rj of tl.c 

} tca:m.ts 

t'GAI,LIU3I-rtCDJU11+'i'I,LALL:U:`.i 

t-SILICON •CERîA:vIOV -I::ON • 

.COBAI;I' INICKEI. 

AU'rltorE OF vel.v,:l; 

CIrAItr.F9 t'. F..ÂS IO:^N It Afl'E:unAVE 

J011Y !L DM1•.:: ..i _ ^• ... il 


50269 9080 

CAI'Ptal/ S I t.vlcr / CnLn/ 71'.'C/ CAD` I?l 1! f/7{I;RCli-Y / S CAÌDTI*N/YTTRI fP,d/1.AN1'l1ANIU1:^/4C'r iNT DPS / 

TT TANI U`!/Z IRCn!] IL:1/) IA PIIII1 4/VAN 1U IIBt/ftIORIIÎ/TANTALUM/CIIROMI lIM/^MOLYRDcNIIM/TIINGSTEN/ 

MAiICANGSP,/TECTP.TI[C1/RVIIiÌIUM/IRON'/RI1TI!P.NIHM/OS*!Itn4/COEALT/RIIODTUtt/IRIUIUM/NICf'.EL/ 

PAI,LAUIIl4/PLATIDa.'f/ ?IRTALS/SY`2TIIP:SCS/PF.RROCE'IE/ 

MI.TIIODICUN. CHI!IICI@1 

A Critical Survey of Provcn Methods Editor-in-Chief 

andThcir Application in Chemistry, 

Natural Science, and Medicine 

Volume 8 Preparationof Edited by 

3^_'ranSltlo11 

Friedhelm Korte 

Metal KLtrt Niedenzu „ 

Hans Zimmer 

Derivatives îecs^^ 

Academic Press • New York ' London • San Francisco 1976 

Georg Thieme Publishers Stutt art 

0 "i rl n n if Ci ;:{ 9 


50269 9081 

RC 

261 

On 

1979 

- - - ^ 

AIR--POLLUTIO:I--HEALTH EFFEBT/CA9CER--CAUSATIOV BY AIR POLLUTION/CADMIUN/ 

BENZO(a)PYREt7E/TRICIILOROETHYLE"tE/COAL/',qICREL/XqT11EPfATICAL NODCL/ FUEL/ 

EPA-600/1-79-002 

O.TîLt4hO5UBiITLE ' 1.REFOII1l:.alE 

Evrilo:^mcnta! Carurr, In-q.,r,ted 1HE775 

IS r:rtUltld ROad 

11. CoN- n.1C ,GI ANr NO. 

Caivessbur8, h0) 20760 68-03-2S04 

12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME ANO AOORE55 

1]. TYPE or Y.EPORT AND PE9100. 

Health Effects Research Laboratory 

Office of Research and Development 

RTP , NC 

Fin'Iiielrcc 


Research Tridnaln Park, N,C, 27711 

EPA 600/11 

15.iUPPLEMENT.\nY rvOrEi 

This reporc describes a part of l.usk donn under Task 11 of EPA Contract 68-03-2501. 

ti. Al1^TRACT 

fL _ I. 


14.SPUN1OnINGAGENOYCOOG

50269 9082 

LHVInON1M,NT:O. LS•:A1.T^:!I'OL'.,,...,.,. _i.... rF.: ..'.,i..•--°r?F.^L'1'7f';1'r.::^ . c!`- -C.':Jc:.... 

Lat:cS-•-Cr, ^t:^--C:,..,..; ^ el .; f:O t.,^c.,,c. --,_lsc,.ars/ 

rCOU/F'i:al•r/VCC+^l'.1BLFS/luii^'/:'!1 Stli 

TOAACCO--NICRLIICICni.S/StiCFrIP7:li TQFhcCC/ 

Mcdiral ; nd L'iolr,,:ic LfOccts of L'nvirunm_n;al P:,liutdnis 

` . ^ `- + ; ^f ^î ( •. _ ^ .._ -^..,...^ -..,.^. 

° A 

itsi n:T 

1915 ^ 

V .d.:,.. _ r_.a. _ ti..^_ .:.^...:...^.^ 

NATIONAL ACA1:LhfY 

Coa nrrrrror^^ 

OP SCIIIRCLS 

Dicrlr:^r/ u;ul l;;,ri.nrr:a!;rra nI 

lZn, o< ur,;, n:af 1'oArr!.mrs 

WASIIi.N'G'TON,O.C. 015 

onnonnus,tn i 

LIYISION U^ SIEf;ICnLSf'll^.\CFS 

NATIt)NAI. k'-SLA I:CI: C+",NC'II, 


50269 9053 

IIL 

PanZ Mtckcl 

U.' ;r fl n 0 Ci :; 40? 

+ Pzl.ciar, R. L. 

Cffi:FfFC?J, k:E:;CTIO:iS Cl, CT.Pt.CI SUCi`.?;m5, 

US'ii7:. 1;6^^..r•.dD e?TG:,îC 6EN: Ti::.iR:YQmS, 

by R. L. ?^:.1.at•. .I. N. SwStb; .Ys. ; wnd 

K. Saltibc_lg 

1967 15 Yagso 

U. S. Dupt. of Coicnmcte Gss!iiuCa:on, D. C. 


,Qp 

471 

1Pr hickel. 

C A ^ n,0 0., .' C; 3 

50269 908U 

PRCi+T.sS,?-L' SliP6P!:^SC:F t^}iil 1'il_;:i'fCt:`10:7. 

];§( @r?G ^ . , r-): C.a3,:. ... .. . . 

SaYera..ieuco, (F i1Q^) .., ;Si.gct ?os .^ , , 


OCCUPATIONAL HL:ALTH/ 50269 9085 

TOHACCO--SriOKL7C--HEALTH EFFECT/SMOKIVr, AND NEALTH/ 

. 

' 

73 K FO_..- 

Torjussen, W. 

R..TR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 X Fo 

- • 

(Central Count YHos 

P •r Falconbrid 8e 

Nikkelverk A/SKristansand S. Norvay) 

R}jINOSCOPICAL FINDINGS IN NICKEL WORKERS, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE 

INFLUENCE OFs*(,7ICKEL EXPOSURE AND SMOKING HABITS.. •- 

(rr-Acta Otolaryngol. 88, 279-88 (1979) (in English) ^,' • • ' - 

*Keyv.ords: * tlickel,_ cured,, constituent: _ - •' 

IAbnran. RhinascopY and X-nY examination 

w re per. cx naiion No3rstincla'ssoaahon'was'ewaoosneq 

' furmed on 318 nickel -kers and 57 controls. eo study 

between rhinoacnpical fndings and epnhelcd dysplesra 

foundbyhislologicalexnmination.Tbeezpluna:ory s•alues 

the significance of these methods in dclccting eancereus 

and prenncerous mucosal changes. The clinical and 

for the rhinoscopical findings of different f:alors. such as , 

radiological findings were eompured with hislopalhotog- 

working eategory, nge, dnr.nion of nickel expo.ur 

ieal data and mucosal nickel cnncemradons dmermined 

1 grams tobaceu xmoked per week, and nickel contentof 

in nasal biopsy material from the middle lurbinele. with 

nasal mucosa, were evaluated by applyin8 a stepwise 

multiple regression analysis. Number of years from finr 

duralion of nickel exposure, and with tobacco smoking 

habits. The nickeLexposed subjeels had statistically 

employment at the nickel refinery and tobacco coneump- 

significanlly more pnthoingical changes (437r) than the tion were the only ezplanalnry faclon that showed a 

eontrols (?6eir). (0.01

50269 9086 

TOXICITY--TRACG ELE"ENTS/IE0N /corrsr,/•'aLV^^r.C::"'/CnAAT.T/t:ICI:°i./ 

'tANGAtIF. S E/ 7. i NC / C A D`1I l^t / CJ' R O*! I l'"'.J T Ol tt". F/ S ET. F."I Il "." / FT.U OP.I N I' /•'L n C U RY / 

VAHADII.^.t/SIT.ICO:!/Li:.1D/ACSE9IC/S7'OfCI"G AND !IFAi.TU/TOBACCO--S•'OKF--NICKEL/ 

TOUACCO--SJ'OKI1:C--YEALTit EFFECT/ 

Trace Elements"in 

534p Un 

I9" Human and AnimalNutrition 

0 4 tl 0 n^ 0^ 4(1 ^ 

Fourth Edition 

ERIC J. UNDERWOOD 

pepvlmcatolMimJûnc

50269 9087 Niekel-,-A57M starldarde. ))'.. 2, 1`X . 

'^^?o.ono os 4 o6 

American Society for'iesting Ma(erialc. 

Book of A. S. T. Mr. E^ndarrl< inciudir.g tentaf;ves. 

la3o- 

Phledelphin. 

r. fn fnus., Plntee, dlagre. 24 cm. 

Trlenulnl (1N3 and 1M6 bicnNnl) uith 411PPlcment5lIsottl In the 

IutervunlnK rente. 

F'ormed b. tbe uninn of IN Rouk of A. S.'r. 11, elnnJncds acd ns 

Dook of A. S. T. ]t_ tivtntireslandnrd5. 

Tltlc vnttcs s1lFhtly. 

Cu- tlik', 1:1.340- : A. $.'L'. M. RIACdCrdy. 

Issutd ]2;9-.5 In 3 P19. n yenr; 1W^-f9 7n 5 Dls.; 101b 

In C Ple, 

1. tnglneering-Socletles, etc. 2. Mnterln:s-Testinb. 

TA.401.A653 

Llbrary of Cone ess 

J c55r51p?y 


40-10712`

50269 908e 

TA 

401 

A Nickel--ASTM Standards, pt. 7, 1964. 

^^ ,40n r) 'i U :J 4 07 

American Society for Testing Materials. 

Itonk of A.S.T.M. standards including tentatives. 

Philadelphia 

v. in illus„ plates, diagrs. 24 cm. 

Triennial (1944 & 1946 biennial) with suppls. 

issued In the intervening years. 

Formed by the union of its Book of A.S.T.M. 

standards and its Book of A.S,T.M. tentative 

standards. 

Title varies slightly. 


' 1 Nlckel-•Anslysis--ASrM 6kenderala, Pt. 3^ 

50269 9089 4Ui 

A 

Vd i; 0nU 0:i d 0 F 

f.;:z::i r.: 4^:it^:•. ,. 'i...^. •, 

'... 

tlo 4.R ?iiv::..n d".2rs.. i! .^.^>> 


II 

l±icroflchc 

0-S ;) o n 0 r_ j 0 9 

Nlckal--Carc.nagen«ia 

50269 9090 

Sond¢rMan, F, MK•, OF. 

81B'-1b6RRPaY OF MICKEL CARC[1N6EN66I5, 

-^446 7.pagoa 

ClearinghoU6e Cor Êdecat SeE^'^ f^c anc^ 

?eaAnoe Q4'Ihiar^t^ diy l1^! ôri,l BdreSu aF 

5tard8ltls $prin$FieVa, 

l__} 


50269 9091 

ct.nnrlao-141n 

QV 

501 liickei--Catalysis, v. 3, S. 

Ad 

I:: E):d 

194i;- 

3 11 %4 C':1. Atl'lv^l. 

L6irL.'C: S:. 

^'^. ^. :TL".^..(.:.1F:^:y ♦ ... 1 .•f..tl^lll. 


AIA--POLLUTION/ AIR--POLLUTION--RfiSFARCiI/ PALLADIWf--CATAL:SIS/ NICKEL--CATALYSIS, 

/CATALYSTS/ CATALYTIC REACIIONS/ HYIiROCBN--CATALYTIC ACTIVAI'ION/ DYDRUC.IRBONS/ 

/MOTOR VEHICLE EAtISSIOtiS; POLYM6P,S AND POLYPL`:ILI7.ATION--CATALYTIC/ 

QD 

501 Ad 

1975 

0 4 n 0 n 0 0:S 4 1 1 

ADVANCES IN, ^^^.^'ALYSIS 

VOLUME 24 

Edited by 

11, :, TLEY IIEY.tSAN PICiES 

TAa 'nivn.il'1 No.Nu

QD 

SCl j;/ N1ckel--Catalyd3 

A. 

(: /? IS 0 fi (i 0 a11 1 2 

50269 9093 -_., -- 

Auausttnl+, pobect L. 

CAiAL3TiC HYA40GFNAfION 7FtNNiQ4E3 AND 

APPCsCatloNS =N oaGaNIC svNnikSts 

Herca l, Aekler, xnc., New_ YoA,. 


50269 9094 

0 ^: (j fl f1 0 0S 4 1 3 

a+crotil. 

!162 Nidcel--@stsly3is 

Anrca11in1, R. P. 

hDSOF,PTiON t)Y C::SES dY P04!D';f:E7, OXIDES II. 

S1'UDiF.S 03 IVICiCLL 0.'CIDGS AS C:TALYSTS F0.". THE 

OXIOF.:.'iJF! OF C±Sd10t1 0%IUE7, by R. Y. Marnellini, 

R. R. Rauc and S. J. Tcalwer 

.4ctes. Intern. CGn.r. Cat.^.lyse It Paris 1, 

2S9-324 (1960) 


v Q ii n tl ij ^ J ^ j G4. 

C,D 

281 Mt.ckel-Cstal.ysia. 

s 

50269 9095 -s, 

Sol.ol'sl:if, Dtni!rii YIxdintirovich. 

lr,•arogenntion i,t soltttions Iny, n. \'. Sol:ol'sl:ii. Trou.v- 

]ntrd from Rttssian by S. F;mer. Ldited by J.A. Rpstcinl 

Ja•usalem, Isrncl R•ogt•atn for Scientific Trnnslntions, 11IG1. 

x•I31P. tuna. 23cm. 

At hc,d of titlv: Acndenp' of Scicnces of thC 1Cnznkh SSk. In• 

stitula of Cliemirnl Scicnms. 

iahel tnonnteII on I. p.: i'uLlished In the U. S. A. by D. Davoy, I-, 

York. 

Includes bihlloernphles 

1. ItYdroycnnllUU. t. TI11C. 

Q.1}_'S1.n8SG53 ^"^. 517.23 G5-i^Gt 

l.IbrnrY of Cou)-s ._J 14-II 


50269 9096 

REF. 

QD 

151 G1n 

1975 

/NICKEL--ORG.4NIC COMPOUNDS/ 

Gmelin Handbuch 

der Anorganischen Chemie 

Erg9nzungswerk our achten Aullage 

New Supptement Series 

Band 16 

Nickel-Organische Verbindungen 

Sprtngar-Verleg 

Berlin • Heidalberg • New York 1975 

(! a n 0 n u 0 5 4 1 5 


NICKEL--ORCh'7IC COMI'OUNDS/1;ICKEL CAR80IN'YLJ 

FEr Gmelin Handbuch 

QD 

151, rm der Anorganischen Ghemie 

1974 ^ Erpen.Y^p...ort:,n..nsnnYe.p. 

vt,1.17 

IVickel-Organische Verbindungen 

. . ^ MNBOPqurwr 

n+Ym.u^nrYp Addl M.vfirh 

.un.rm. oiuu Vtklr I+-wA.. ^ M.^fcR N- MJrpn Spm.r 

•rou T Yr.r 

arsu w o Mwium Br88mr-WMt UtiA CA.rky MWI Sl.wiu6 

Bprinp.r-Y t1.0 

Bulln - NpiC.IC.rp • N.wYert 1974 

G." r, R.n o0S4 I fi 


50269 9097 

I

Ps+:erican Society for Metala. 

Metals handhook. (19271- 

Cleveland. 

Issue for 1927 is loose-leaf, contair.ing 

sheets Cated 1923-27. 

Title varies. 

Sapplementa to accompany some volemes. 


Strashriw, A. 

THE Ckl'cMxCAL CC.`7Ct'NTlV.TION A!:D SPECY&0G[tAPNIC 

DETEFJrL6:1+TICN OP CERTAIN MIt.OR 1RACC ME19US IN 

P71M.47 F'AiTJtLAI, by A. Strash9lm mnd D. J. L•'oe. 

Photostat fromt J. South Afrloan Chem. Inst. 

ib. 1Î5 (1961) 


Cl961 WJeM17 0-+M tF •aN) 

^ L6oloq}nd Tealv]T33o Ieweo1 ueo: ou4ol 

•sr {nruapuos 

aeRrtxn "^ W e aewAoP+!^S'Î11181'7 Ai `H^fOWS 

000ve01 Ni n3e06RORlva wvN9wrna v Sr 73alk 

do NouvJY'1d►Q 'iC 'SlaNoS[oa Yl"N 

si]!tA ':! •vawrapas^ 

•a'lae^ o°'^q"l- 7^tN ,,; 


50269 910'1 

0 4 Q 

LUNGS--CANCER--METALS/ENVIRONMENTAL 11FAL7il/OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES/ 

NUTRIENT INTERACTIONS WITN TOXICELEMF.NTS/CANCER--CAUSATION BY METALS/ 

TRACE ELEMENTS--TOXICOLOGY/MERCURIAL COMPOUNDS, MF.TAROLISM d 

TRACE ELEMENTS--TOXICOLOGY/MF.RCURIAL CONPOUNDS, META90LISM & TOXICITY/ 

LEAD/METALS--TOXICOLOGY/ARSENIC--TOXICOLOGY i RiOCIIEMISTRY/COPPER/ 

NICKEL--TORICITY/Y^ ADIUM/SELENIUM--TOXICITY/TELi.URIUM/TOBACCO--ARSENIC/ 

3Advances in'Mo;lern Toxicology 

A 

1231 

Go 

1977 

2 C. 

PDDL 

1 C. 

BDITGD BY 

ROBERT A.GOYER 

UtRVERSITY OP WESTERN UnTAR1O 

MYRON A. MEHLMAN 

NATIONA7. INSH'1UTES OF IIC• ALTit 

0 o00s4z0 

VOLUME2 

VTOXICOLOGY 

OF TRACE ELEMENTS 


HEMISPHERE 

PUBLISHING CORPORATION 

Washington London 

A IIALS7LD PRESS DOOK 

70HN SViLEY & SONS 

New York Londun Sydney To.

RA ' 

401 

. NtNa67 alk4Ys--AS711 stint?ardsf P^^^. ^2 

A -American Society for Testing Materials. 

Book of A. S. T. \I. stundurds inclutling tentr.tives. 1959- 

Philntlelphin. 

v. In Illus., piairs. aingrs. 24 cm. 

Trlennlnl (1944 end 10,18 biennlal) with supptemenis 15sucd 1. the 

tntcrrening ycnra. 

Formed by the unfon of its Book of A. S. T. Al. standards and Its 

Book of A. S.'1•. Al. tentotlve stnndards. 

Title varlee slightly. 

Cover Utlq 1W39- ; A. S. T. Jt. stnndarda. 

Issucd 143tl-45 In 3 pts. a year; 1016-45 In 5 pts.; 101D- In 

6 pts. 

l. Englunering-Sucteties, etc. 2. \faterlals-Tes:ing. 

TA401.AC53 40-10712• 

Library of Congress ei9r^lur101 


TA 

401 

A 

50269 9103 

r , . ......,,..., 

Nickel elloys--ASTH Standarde^.,pt:a7,1964. 

American Society for Testing Materials. 

Book of A.S.T.M. standards including tentatives. 

Philadelphia 

-, v. in illus., plates, diagre. 24 cm. 

Triennial (1944 & 1946 biennial) with suppls. 

issued in the intervening years. 

Formed by the union of its Book of A.S.T.M. 

standards and its Book of A.S.T.M. tentative 

standards. 

I Title varies slightly. 


Q 

123 Niokel`0lleys-Prepertice^ 

A 

American Society for Metals. 

Metals handbook. (19271- 

Clevoland. 

50269 9104 

v. illus. 18-28 cm. irregular. 

Issue for 1927 is loose-1eaf, containing 

sheets dated 1923-27. 

Title variee. 

Supplements to accompany some volumes. 


NICKIIL--ORCANIC COMPOUNDS/NICKEL CARBONYL/, 

151'^m der Anorganischen Chemie 

1974 ' cm^n:uDo..qrx.w

vqpr 

-4 

oA MA iq04 £.7ttlY^ 6 'CdY 

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0'40000054.26 

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50269 9107

50269 9108 

t n. ^ .. .._ • ^ Y r 

CANCER--CONCRP.SSES/CANCER--CHEY,OTHERAPY/CANCER--CAUSATION BY METALS/ 

CANCER--BREAST/CANCER--INTP.STIN.4L/BERYLLIUN CARCINOCENESIS/AS9ESTOS/ 

^, 

^NICKEL COMPOUNDS/OCCUPATIONAL DISEASF.S/LUNGS--CANCER/METALS--TOXICITY/ 

^CANCE -GENETICS/ffi1TAGENS/ CANCER--NUTRI'IION/ 

ADVAKC[S IN XPERINENTAI. 14EDICINE & BIOLOGYI (/o 

RG 

22 JNORGANIC 

AND 

.9^$^NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS 

OF CANCFR 


i.-^Yiokalorgsoie. aaepouad8. 

Advancea in orsnnometnlfic chcmistry. v. 1- 

1991ftew 

Yorkt Academic Press. 

V. dlaSra, laDles. 24 em. annuaL 

EOltore: 191?-- F. O. A. Stone and R. NesL 

Organometallic compound5-Yenttqoks. i. Stoue, Francts 

Ouum :110ert, 1^'1^ ed. it. R'est, Rubrrt, I91_8- not. 


61-IG030

NICI:CL--ORCANIC COMPOUNOS/NICKBL CARBONTL/ 

mr Gmelin Handbuch 

QD 

15I-cm der Anorganischen Chemie 

1974 r . • croawl.o. 

N.icket-UrganiaclWV.erbindungenipw 

: 

{1n I. 17 . 

Ma BJ Hpur.n 

.ru U4iN [NwM.. AdWI51.w'sch, H. MiN.n Somr 

. ^rrlln • Hrid.lb.ry • H.w York 1o1t 


I 9110 

50269

, 

50269 9 111 1:P.SPIR.ITORY 08CAP^S--1ÎP.EASES/ 

' 

*iI°'OCP`! CO" i ^ L' ) ' S--i OT.LUC?0" , / 

• - Ea4IR01'F.NTAL-LEALTII/DISEASCS-- Vfl .ES I\D 7rct;s or t'SUSAiIOR/ 

it NeAl 73 aA'diTERS/C!IROMIUt 'CRIOXIDE/NICFF'L OXIDH/NIFROC6N GIO`CIDI:,/. -. 

LICr/ 

S:P . _ Richard Lhrlich and James. 1). Fenters --. - 

Report No. IITRI-L6061-8 

• . (Fina 

1 Re port) 

. 

. 

-- 

ÎNTI:12l:CTIONS OF VAP.IOUS AIR POLLUTANTS 

ON CAUSATION OF P.ULMONARY DISEP. SE 

^: • 

. 

ac. •: f Protection Agency 

Research Triangle Park 

Nc 

Attention: Dr. David Coffin 

S he repxt presents a summaryôf varioucstudiesonthe effect of texposure to 

Nitro gew dioxide , chroîum tlioxide, and nickel oxide on the resistanee of 

.-;experimectal anir.als to bacterial and iiral .. infection. The following studies 

were conBLeted in this research program: (1) Long-tcrm exposure ofsquirrel monkeys 

.to NO 2. (2) interaction of Nickel Oxide and RaspiratoryInfection in Na:nsters;(}) 

Interacti.m of Chronium Trioxide and Respiratory'infection in Nice;and 

(4) IFCauae Response in t:ice.during^Long-term NO? exposure. This last study 

.. 

-has not been complete d, however, all data available to date are sum.^ârized in the 

:r -t"--r^--.-.:.•^• --c-rn-er. -sn. .'-"5:..^.^!^^^+'e- m:^.••-. ^- 

- - 


(T56t tt-,z) o-roz (S •ox) 

IT i3now?a 'CJe1ur[o JO Zsv,moP uco=semy 

•s_ cacxae,,r..ns 

nvTtTI'•1 3 PLT ttc:.xc farv^ tmTTEFH 'd A •a}m:S 

00DIX01 !wL twW1Y01110 xlt4?;O:ilQ:i F SYW1iO.Il1 

d0 t97ILY^T_'L:^ 'TX • k T.:9SSA3 T3g9IiI 

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f?.r1'r'^.(:L•1'fli!4 81tr^r.•.•.. .H,., ,. ^ F^^^ 50269 9113 

FIIS book contains data, I;ntbcred 1rom n;any 

t 

sources, on the properties of the chromium-nickcl 

stainless steels. It is intcnded as a general guide to 

the propertics and behavior of the various grades 

but to select a steel for a specific application, more 

detailed information m

v j 50269 9714 

i11lck+ei4 ia. C. 

A SIH^1.8, MAiD MICRONETACID FOR 7NE 

D6TERMDVhTaJN DP-TNE $tRUCYURL OF 

UNSItRURArEb F►1TY AC3D6 VIp 980NDL maf 

JV E. 4*,: Njck--lt and 0. S•.Pelaabt 

EWdsI L(+{ 770 MG) 


50269 9115 

1 

5Pa,;uyhict -er..Niclcei]^,.L.('iya:. • 

No. 1J1. ' The iuture of antibioticc in +griculture. 

Broo:elyn, N.Y., Che,rlee Pfizer & Co., 1955. 

"Presented at the 20th Annual Chemurgic 

Conference, March 23, 1955, Col.umtrac, Ohio." 


TOBACCO--ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES/TOBACCO--BURLEY--PHYSICAL PROPERTIES/ 

81 VI Nil TOBACCO--MOISTURE--DETERMINATION/ 

ISN = 51 50269 9116 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 VI Ni 1 

010105MPIRM; 8unn, J. M.; Henson, W. H., Jr.; 

( U. S. Dep. Agr., Agr. Eng. Dep.. Lexington, By., U. S.; ) 

( Univ. Clenson, Clenson, S. C., U. S.; ) 

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF CURED BURLEY TOBACCO . 

Trans. ASAE. 24, No. 5, 1333-37. 81. (IN t ENG.) 

Tobacco resenbles other dehydrated vegetable products in its 

/electrical properties/. Tobacco appears to be electrically inert 

below about 14 percent Moisture content dry basis (Mcdb). The 

dielectric constant increased with noisture content and decreased 

with frequency. Both the dielectric constant and AC conductivity 

are reliable functions of noisture from 200 Hz to 50 MHz when 

sanple tenperature and density are constant. 


- . . 

. 

_ ^_..._......._.......^„w_...._.._........__.._^._^J ...... .... .. ::. ^., . .... 

TP^. 

l 

50269 9117 -^^• 

370 

Go 

^RiZAercon Y:'Y: tf ;"jt: n.tNOx ^ 

Coldblith, S. A. 

1t:ai.aÛCi1GV 9'0 T8£LMAL PROCESSING OF 

M--S, by S. A. Caldblith, H. A. Soslyn, 

c+.id J. T. R. 111ct:2rsoa. 

(tn AiChology of Yoo3 Scienea, Vol. 1.) 

1561 2?2II pcges 

ACT .,^L12zhtr.; Co., Inc. Weetport, Ccnn. 


50269 9118 

1p 

370 Ni 

1972 Vc• 

PD.DL lc. 

F00D--HICROSIOLOGY/ 

M«rdbioloby of Foods 

and FoodProbe-t_essino 

AnthonyJ.Sinskey 

Depanmsnt of Nubition and Food Science 

Massachucette Imtitute o! Technclogy 

CamMfdge, M--humtte 

AnzoricG.n Elsevier 

Publisl.ling Company 

New York Amstadcm Lorxlon 

PDDL 


1 

PERFORMANCE/BEHAYIORAL SCIENCE/ 

ATTENTION and 

PERFORMANCE VIII 

6dna a) 

bAMw! NNew.^wlF^-'-_ 

Cwb3K. Ymahwilt USI . 

II LAWRENCE ERLBAUM ASSOCIATES. PUBLISHERS 

19b Hi1b"q Ner Jarzy 


50269 9120 

0 4 f1 

.ti 

74 RR1I'Xe-74Tndustrial Finishing 50 (2)10-14 (1974)` 

730 

The state-of-the art 

in UVT coating technolorlv 

B R0^6 Nlbl(EASON SA Vics PrenQent 6 Otneral M1fene e 

. . . . . . . . 

• bl^ Core OWitinn, W. O'nrên CorOOranon, Soutn eend, rnQ 1n• 

R The technology of euring coalings emerge from llm r&d laboraiorics of 

with ultraviolel radiation in just coating suppliers. The oil and naiuiil 

secons-compare d to minutes wit Is 

gas crisis should also male a 

•^ mnventiotsal metlsods-has come a contribution in his growth since lts 

e Ilong way in the rhree ycars stnce the cnergy source for W currng is 

lirst system was placc d in oxntnon in e lcctrrca l . No gas or od is rcquired 

this country. during the curing process. 

UV euring of euatings is now a This new fini;hing technology is 

ta r y on sum some woo rms ng avan 

cmg at a as pace. ree years 

^lines, more than 20 metal decorasing ago, W curir.g was synonymous tvith 

Ilnes, and several paper and plastic polyester wood fillers. Now there are 

printrmes. fsller/sealers for particlcboard and top 

W equipment manufacturers coais for printed composition boods 

teporl a backlog of orders that should of all types. The chemistry has 

ensure at least two more installations advanced to the point where Ul' 

tachmonthduring1974,andanactivc curing is no longer associated aiiS 

account file that apparently will take only pol}ester coatings. The acrylalrC 

.. y 

Q n o 0 J . .^^ .^ 9 '.. ^ - . . .. . .. 


r

12 u Ile, -7S s.P. 

Add-Catalyzed Hydrolysis of factose in Nlhey and Aqueous Solutions 

Abstraet 

111. COUCNLIN andp:.w; Nikik$O7 

Department of Food Scinnce and TecnnolnFv 

University of Czlitorni.i 

the brorstting :eaction. CnCCSG;•blc >ide Oavis 55616 

Lartoze in fresh cottage cheese vibey teactions ssrre minunbsc7 by conducting 

ar.7 srlumus solutions ,as stseeessfuliy the hrdrelcses at temperatures scell bebyc4uhzed 

1. 3, and 9\ormal low 100 C. Thc data dearonstmtc thNd use of whcv 

hvdrochloric acid at 50, 60 and 70 C. feasibilitv of usin2 minrral acid forr of the lactose 

Iìrst•order rate ecnstanL• and haf-tirnes whev Iac;ose h,draFcsis. rtalyzed hydrourre 

r.dedated from ?lucose rcleased }lvdroh;is of Iactose in s^fiev (both 

by hvdrnlvsis. Ratcs in both svhey and acid-aud ssreet- and aqua,os soluttons tlrorou^hly inurûs 

Iactose solutlons scere compar- was unsuccrssfe: ^t pIl aJ and 90 C: be- in u'hev and 

2le at Â and 60 C shcreas at 70 C ing less than 1% after 06 h of hcat treat- tion of hydrosvhcv 

lactose rates aprxared eonsistently snent. Id^dmhsis c,s at.,. :...•.....n---• ^^°----' •' -' 

C' . 4 ii 0 n (i 0 ; 4 4 0 


N N 

a 

^ NON 

u? I 

'6 4 n 

^ 

^^^.'.d:'G ^N^(^3%, 

,VA: ►rKk-.n 

^ I ru^:' ^ ^ ^.: T'^:' _ 

I ILzctose 

OCCURI2ENCE 

r.r; !.. 

F.• ^.....:!.Gi.... 

CHAPTER 6 

The characteristie carbohydrate of milk is lactose, or milk sugar. 

It was formerly thought to occur only in milk, to be the only sugar in 

milk, and to be found in milk of all species. These are still sub- 

Mtat(llial^) cooectSby4 lnjjt If modified so:newhat in light of more 

recent findings. 

True, lacto_e in high concentrations is found or,h' in m{lL and tlie 


^.; !) 0 n iI 0:^ 4 t; ?. 

50269 9123 

Nfcktets, Hsrry G. 

MtoDt6 OMrERN CVJKW6 AND R[Cd'pESt 

MrnntE EASxFRN poatcM by Nnrry C. 

Nlcktes an¢ TI/w-6tfm ôoks, aJs. 

19(A .2 tbls, 

voe {,1Cti bwoks Naw York 


50269 9124 

Qll 

505 

S 

0,111,0n1,30:; % 

,. Nickaony TBaes T. ed. 

Synrposiutn on Radiobiology, OLcrdin Colleye, 1950. 

The basic aspcets of r,diation e0'ects on living syater.l^, 

edited by Jan.es J. Sickson. Aditori:d comtnittco: P. 3Lorrison 

tand otbcral Sem Torl:, A"ilcy f10581 

xtl, 405 P. Inns. 24cm. 

luclude9 Irnrlio"nphies. 

1, ]tntlintlou-PLy^t^to;ICaf effect. r. Ntc4son, Jamx J., e,l. 

11.'1'itle. 

4 3 

(2T[f^0^9S7 SO50 . ,I 61?.014-.83 g2-50{i 

I.ILrnry of jSIIr10i 


50269 9125 

79 III An 

CHE.*iISTRY, ORC.INIC--REACTION MECflANISSfS( 

&saa. K-^t.Cata1. Lett., VoL lt, 7fo.4, 289-294 f1979) 

AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL FOR PARTLY DIFFUSION 

CONTROLLED CAGE RECOMBINATION 

J. C. Andse, M. Boncny and M. Niclasise i 

Instirut Naaonal PotytecM:quc ERA. Vo !36 du C%I RS. 

E.AS].C.,1, suc l7randriCe. 34M2 Nancy Cedex. Frran

R^lir•ht Twproceraent in the Pra3_s,c eSB¢tnne 

__ 

50269 9126 

.___._.. ...^_ .._-__ ..__. `....__.:_.__... 

e- 

_L7 7^ - C e, /^;â) fG/- 7/ 

J,-F. I.ARC, R. StART1Y Ct M. VICLAVSE 

eRw^..^....a.r..•+.....^..ee 

NO 163. - La pyrolyse du 6utar•-e normal 3 faible avancement (`), 

() :^ 

par Jcan-Pransois 1..+RCS., Rcnd \L.Rn% ct •MiclrolnYles:xs;cc....,_.. 

(lA'1' et liniveraitf I Jr .1'm^nt, LErnrternv+t de Chimie pAysique et pltrotnrLimie, 

F.quipc de recherd:e n" 181; uasneirr an C.CHS, 1, rue Grruldvil(e, 54-A'anrg-01.) 

,) n n () U J ,1•i !; 

11ip.,ro•rit re

50269 9127 Compt': Rend. 252 1445-7(1961) 

. 

75 III Va PYROLYSIS OF DICHLOROLIE171ANE. - • ' 

CINETIQUE CR!LIQUl, -$ur lu pJru/gse r/u ttich/urowrteflrune. \utei (') de 

N(He ]IoNtQcc V.tcuekor, af\f. ROGER \iaRF et 1Lcnet.Nlcutsra preicntee 

par U. Gcorgcs Champetier. 

,. - .. Pytaly:iso(dichlo:omethane. ^foaic^cl-aeSerot,RoSer . \tui, and >lici,d Sldacse (Fze. •ci.. Nancy. Fnnce). 

rn•^ftirtwlirt':n a s:atie s.stevs ae am. The resc- 

-. prtis invnivel chaia reactio^s, 

. some of nhic! n•ere heterog

-^_- 50269 9128 

Rev. Inst. Franc, Petrole Ann. Cornbust. Liquides 18(6)886-936(1963) 

1A -PYROLYSE"DU DICHLORnMPT=iANE VERS 500•C 

WE PYROLYSIS OP UICHLOROly1llAVE AT ABOUT 500a. 

•75 III V. 

m.vacherot,m: niclausaetm. dzierzynski 

Foculte des Sciences de Nancy. Ecole Nationale Superieure 

des lndustries Chimioues. 

Results obtoined From the evperimenrol study lanelyric and kineticl of the pyralysis of 

dkhlorpmerhone• at about 6C0 C, in silico reactors ore described. 

The kinetic ellecl of reaction products lincluding nitrogen and propylene! is invesri• 

yoted. 

Results are compored with the obsenotions of Hoare. Norrish and Whittinghom 

and the mechanism suggesred by these authors in 1967 is discussed. 

Finolly o new inlerpreraNOn of t},: pyrolysit of d:chtoromethone is proposed. 

The nrr +ul eecn:npn. of .1• and CCi. ennid nnt he fuuud, ..-irh the y-svbte e.ee^tGM o: 

. ^ . s atudirT b>^ v sr.tic r tmique in :t ab.ut Si.t' er:stt M CC:. at tEr rnJ r•f ::,r raietinn. 

tl.iirn,linitialr^^nnitinns). 1'henrrr-ullructirnwa 

The induc n pen..J 

CH- trJcp.^r.delrractiimJertcasrdnnJtl:eWr+ductkm,Jt^Lc 

C^+ 3NCS. The prnsu .e/timc r ur.-c shuu^M the l.u.a• 

(:1 and 

'. 

t:!lCI. incrr.+w7 airh in rra.e 

Cr:n Ay nr aurrc.Wrtie intcnnMiate rnmp.is 

the asnri.tre o!;.y.i, r.ti...,i t1e n- 

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C61iBC:^ 

50269 9129 

.+iL '.•"Nw^:i^^' 0:` PO_".^,C:O 

LiiFT';.E 

SH1;w::G,by S. .bu:om:n, J. Boimot, 

J, L. Aicod, E. Fiatthey and S. A. Szsnoco. 

}'old: •: 

(riiimao"-aap'i03s UStbo-t uad izj-'s5 tiaaa) 

4 4.8 . 


50269 9130 

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Nteod, S. L. 

70ICSTE A16uE 8T R7uY0iR CANcER7GeAE DE 

TAWS PREEXiRRttS. 

GCute Toxlclty and Cancerogenic Acllvity af 

Theee Detcrac'Ccnl ToLaome.) 

z-,Pseventlvared. .Ai 444 5V Ct96!) • zr,.^rwncst ; . 

vlth Gern+an swNwO., 


L:! sI 0 n U 0.14'i tl 

NicoAanUs, E. C.. ,ji:. aitf. 50269 9131 

9eca,nnc^^ : . Cu^.:a 

by 

('î:1^ ::'J 

£or::,. 1ea. Jûz. !7 (Eo. 10) 1y-23 (1Sb!:) 


50269 9132 

NUTRITION/ 

XX UnGb 79 HANDBOOK 

^[eeks S.P. Offiee> ON IIU111AN NUTBITIONAL FAO N rrrr;O et Srue;e: No. 28 

WHO Monogroph Scries No. 6! 

REQUIREMENTS __ 

R. PassMOna B.I^-,Npoie^ 

Reader in Physiology 

University Medical School 

Edinburs6. Sco6and 

M. Nannv.uvA RA0 

Nutrition Officer 

Food Puliey 

and Nutrition Division 

FAO, Rome. Ib1Y 

Publishcd by VP(i 

FAO 2nd WHO 

Foroerly Deputy Direclor 

Nutrition Divisiou 

FAO, Rome, Ilaly 

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THI:^. UNI-I-ED NATIONS 

ROME 1974 ^ ----- ------- 

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L:F;.?25l% by T. :S.coS c.ad J. L. 

, Cnvoiualcry 

^^â>. i^.nCSûloaodo46e1. Soc. 1 20£ 'L25 

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50269 9134


50269 9136 

PYRONES/ TOBACCO--SMOKE--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION/ 



Elmenhoret, H.; Nic^,, 

(Martin Brinkman A. C.,"Bremen) 

DIHYDRO-Y-PYRONES IN TOBACCO SMOKE. IDENTIFICATION OF 

2,3-DIHYDRO-5-HYDROXY-6-NETHYL-4H-PYRON-4-ONE IN CIGARETTE SNOKE. 

•(Dihydro-y-pyrone in Tabakrauch. Nachweis von 

2,3-Dihydro-5-hydroxy-6-methyl-4H-pyran-4-one in Rauch von Cigaretten aus Burley-, 

Virginia-, und Orienttabaken.)* 

Beitr. Tabakforech. Int., 10, No. 1, 39-47 (Dec. 1979) (in German with 

complete English translation available.) 

•Reywords:* 2,30dihyro-3,5-dihydroxy-6-methyl-4-H-pyran-4-one, smoke, 

constituent; 

2,3-dihydro-5-hydroxy-4-H-pyran-4-one, smoke, 

conetltuent. 

2,3-Dihydro-5-hydroxy-6-methyl-4H-pyran-4-one (I) has been 

0 4 0 0 n 0 0 a 4 5 9 


50269 9137 

TOBACCU--LATAKIA/ TUBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOJITION/ .... 

81 VI Ni RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 VI Ni 

^31(Sodieua^^^G:: Elmenhorst, H. 

(Martin Brinbkman AG. Bremen, Ger.) 

IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF ALKYL PHTHALENES IN 

LATAKIA TOBACCO. 

•(Nachweis und quantitative Bestimmung von alkyl-naphthalinen in 

Latakia-Tabak.)a 

Beitr. Tabakforsch.. confidential manuscript submitted for publication 

(Feb. 4, 1981) (in German - complete English translation available) 

aConstituents too numerous to lista 

Several working groups have been occupied in recent years with the 

identification of naphthalenes in tobacco smoke (1-4). The detection of this cless 

of substances in tobacco has been described only once in literature. T. Fujimori 

et al (5) reported about traces of n$phthalene and methyl naphthalene in Burley 

tobac4o.:1. 0 (1 'l) 0 ^^ f^ 


50269 9138 

80 X Wd, 

SMOKING HABITS--WOMEN/TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAAIPHLET 80 X Nal 

Walker, R. D.;=N1Eb1^ll^CKluczny, R. and Riedel, R. C. 

(Loyola Univ., Chicago, 111. and Baral College) 

PSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF SMOKING 

Jour. Clinical Psychol. 25, p. 42-44 (1969) (in English) 

El'fly nonemol:nS and 22 emolinq female underRrzduatea were compnn,d on 

thirtyrtiz cariablca Smo;:ers were found: (a) To have mote problema and be more 

anrious; (b) to be as intc!licent as nonsn:uker

o.b, 

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. 

6Et6 69ZOS ^ 

.oa^+.^.,.. +......+•^T . w-^,.vr,;^-,.:.-„-;r.

III Du2-77 S.P. 

The Action of 

photochemistry of 

is Stratosphere 

Lhydrogene 

50269 91u0 

Nitrogen Oxides and Hydrogen compounds on the 

the Stratospheric Ozone . Photochimie de Lozone Dans 

Sous Laction des Oxydes Datote et des Composes de 

Institut Daeronomie Spatiale de 

ABT.HOR: 6tjV^9ieV0%t4 

Belgique, Brussels. 

A44S5D4 FLD: 4A, 55A STAR1010 

1971 32p 

Subm- Its Aaronomica Acta No. A-89-1971 Submitted for Publication 

ABSTRACT: The nature of the minor constituents qhich may have a 

controlling effect on stratospheric ozone is discussed and the results 

of calculation are given. it is shown that there is practically no 

direct action on the ozone molecules. All reactions involve atomic 

oxygen in photochemical equilibrium with ozone. Catalytic destruction 

of ozone by water vapor occurs through reactions of hydroxyl and 

hydroperoxyl radicals produced in the oxidation of water by excited 

oxygen atons. Nith mixing ratios greater than 3 ppmv, water vapor 

represents a significant fox fresr ozone-destroying agent in the upper 

. 

. 

.. - ..., - - 

^ ^ ^ O Ty ^ 0 ~ U 4. 5.'q 


11

50269 9141 

III Du -77 S P 

A,LOOk2at tfie Stratosphere . UN Regard sur is Stratosphere 

Institut Dê onomie Spatiale de Belgigue, Brussels. 

AUTnOR: ^yy^p • ' 

.A4044E1 FLD:' 4B• 55E STAR1005 ' . • 

1971 28p 

REPT NO: A-11-91-1971 

lang- in French English summary 

DESCRIPTORS: *Uonatomic gases, *Oxygen; po2one, +Stratosphere, 

Chemical composition, Chemical equilibrium, photochemical reactions 

N72-14381 NTIS Prices: PC$3.00/tlF$0.95 

-ABSTRACT: 

The nature of the minor constituents which may have a controlling effect 

',on the stratospheric ozone is discussed. It is shown that all reactions involve 

atomic oxygen which is in photochemical equilibrium with ozone. In the lower 

stratosphere dynamic aspects must be introduced since there is a complete 

depa urp f•ot^hQto he1 îc^1 1 e ui iu ium conditions which require several 

^ hti d4J rlhnvf nn7c:we>vith methane and nitrous oxide leads 


/ 

N

- • ^ ' ^^l 50269 9142 

" III Dup-77 S.p. - • -- -- • •- 

OZONE AND HYDROGEN REACTIONS . . I 

. 

Pennsylvania 

(188 150) 

States Oniv., University Park. Ionosphere Research Lab. 

AOTHOR:RItXiY1#.VAV-lV 

A0233Y1 PLD: 4 E, 90 5• 909 OSGRDR7012 

• •' _ 

1 ar 55p 

RE c htYfic-350 

GRANT: NSF-GP-5611 ' '. 

.' 

. . . 

ABSTRACT: The report discusses and reviews the dissociation of H20 in 

the stratosphere and lower mesosphere which is brought about mainly by 

a collision process with 

photodissociation of ozone. 

excite,d oxygen atoms produced by 

Such a collision process prevents the 

existence of norcal mixing ratios for methane and molecular hydrogen 

at the stratopause. The rate of oxidizing processes falls off more 

rapidly with increase of. altitude than does that of the vertical 

transport by eddy diffusicn. Hydrogen molect•les in the mesosphere are 

produced as a result of subsequent chemical reactions between 

hydroperoxyl radicals and hydrogen atoms and causes the ozone 

concen^ aô^ tcn mî h 4pr nquncedly in the mesosphere. The 

vertical distgibutibn uaêx' vapor is not affected in the 

. . . . 

• 

_ ^^.. Ir'll ^ 


/

III D. -77 S.P.- •• - 

OZONE A;D IIYDROGPN REACTIONS 

^ 50269 9143 

Institut D Aeronomie Spatiale de Belgique, Brussels. 

AUTHOR: tl41,2p°1Ctygp,^1^ 

A0653d1 FLD: 4A, 55A STAR0814 

^19 p 

Conf- Preserited At the Gen. Sci. Assembly of Intern. Assoc. of 

Oeomagnetism and Aeronomy, Hadrid, 1-13 Sep. 1969 Subm- Submitted for 

publication Seri- Its Aeronomica Acta No. A-70-1970 

DESCRIPTO1tS: *Hydrogen, *IOnospberic currents,•Ozone, 

Mesosphere, Methane, Photodissociation, Thermosphere 

N70-2B964 CFSTI Prices: NCS3.00 MFS0.65 

ABSTRA CT: .. . . 

In the stratosphere and lower mesospbcre, dissociation of H20 is brought, 

about mainly by a collision process with excited oxygen atoms produced by photodissocQtidi 

(0 o@ona 6uqly aLpo^ isiQn^rocess prevents the existence of normal, 

mixing ratios for methane and mo;ccular hydrogen at the stratop ause. Hydrogen 

.oxv:en atoms and causes the ozone con- . 


III DuZ-77 S.F. 

'r 50269 9144 

.. . f. 

Photochemistry of ozone in the Stratosphere under the Influence of 

Nitrogen oxides and Hydrogen Compouuds . Photochimie de Lozcne Dans la 

Stratosphere Sous Laction des Oxydes Dazote et des Composes de 

Lhydrogene 

Ir.stitut Daeror,omie spatiale de Belgique, Brussels. 

AUTHOR: qiiicolet,+p--Mttf69r 

A4044E3 FLD: 4B, 55E STAR1005 

1971 30p 

REPT NO: A-N-89-1971 

Lang- in French English Summary 

DESCR?PTORS: 3Atmospheric composition, •Ozone, astratosphere, 

Catalytic activity, Photochemical reactions, Water vapor 

N72-14383 NTIS Prices: PC53.00/HPS0.95 

AT3STRACT: 

The nature of the minor constituents which may have a controlling effect 

on thn„sti^tcZspleric ozon is ctisFussed and the results of calculation are given. 

It is s`ho^531 t41at heîe ftae`flicîly^lo^lirect action on the ozone molecules. `.< ' 

All reactions involve atomic oxygen in photochemical equilibrium with rnonr: 


%

III Du2 -77 S.P. 

. 

4 50269 9145 

1^ 

1 

YHYSICS IN THE ATHOSPHERE - STRATOSPHERE TO LOWER TRERMOSPHERE 

Iastitut D Aeronomie Spatiale de Belgique, Brussels. 

- - 

le Probleme Physique 3e La Stratosphere A La Thermosphere Inferieure 

AUTHOR: [J^p^g^ll^y 

3402H4 FLD: 4A STAR0513 

1965 31p 

REPT NO: A-37-1965 

MONITOR:.18 • •• •• • - • • 

in French Presented At the Heeting of the Roy. Soc., London, 3 Dec. 

.1964 Submitted for Publication 

DESCRIPTORS: *Oxygen, *Ozone, *Stratosphere, *Thermosphere, Aeronomy, 

Analysis, Chemical, Chemistry, Equilibrium, Mesosphere, Nitrogen, 

p,hotodissociation, physical, Reaction 

N67-26469 CFSTI Prices: PCR6.00 HPS0.95 


1 

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^C^;^^.J C's^.¢e:. eu^^.^ e?„^•Q^ 4:^,,.^. GCC^-t^ : 

Conscience scientifique.- . - : 

face. " 

A I'environnement atmospheriquen 

- On a d£A beaucoup Epilogu8 sur la science et ses probl2mes 

: depuis qu'il fpt de bon ton de poser des . questions aux savants .. En 

effet. ecux-ci ne risquaient-ils pas de broyer par une science deshu- 

• manisfe de paisibles consciences contrariees dans leurs rlves de ffli-• 

eitf an sein d'une atmosphtra bienfaitrice convenant A Icurs appfsences. 

• -.. . 

^ CDarl so4 lh(ae TRblif en 1969 es imitulf Questions aux Savants. 

Pierre-Henri Simon de I'Academie frant:aise n'ecrivait-il pas' 

quil y avait des qucstions que I'homme d'aujourd'hui etait en droit de 


III nu -761 R.-...N.. 

S p 2 NASA TT r-17oeo 

T. G...,..... A.s..-wll.. 

It. Titl. .w1 Svb^rl. 

SOME NOTES ON ATI:OSYHERIC 0'LOHG 

7. AmA.dd 

.Ys.ib

CBENISTRY AND PltYSICS OF THE STRATOSPIIEJtE. reprinted from P.eviews of 

. ys es.( k^^.i1r /Y7J'1 d •v, iY>c 

T. 8 Rmatand ond 5f. J. Molitus 

p/,0•11•,Chloto0uoromethanes in the Environment 1-36 

. . 

•^• y' 

$ 8autr and 

F. R. 

Gilmore 

Effect of Atmospheric Nuclear Explosions on Total Osone 451-458 

6 R. Rriler 

. . ". . . . . - ... 

- . .' . . . 

X•C•11't8tnlospheric•Tropoapheric Exchango Processes 459-474 

R.D.CadfecndG.A!Grams 

0O'1I y Stntospherie 

Aero3al Parlides 

and Their Optical 

Propertip 

475-501 

14.0 j{• Vgtratnsphoric Ozons: An Introduction to Its Study 593-636 

!L 3. Johnston 

jI •'rYGlobal Oaone Balance in the Natural Stratosphere 637-649 

.f. A$ias and N. R. Mukherjre -- 

.o. N;Soorns of Stratospheric Gaxeoue Chlorine 650-658 

G .. T. Shtmatn ki nnd R. C. 

IYhlt 

u^n - •..: : ". -` 

. . . . . . . . . 

tt A Cemperisnn of One•tlh,w.ional Theoretitel 6todels of Stratospheric Minor Constituents 

. 

a,Pl)1hÂar18. b7rElroy, Jamn N. Elkina, S(ephrn C. tVo(ay, and Yuk Ling Yuag 

a d Sinka for Atmosphoric Nx0 

143-150 

L.An r>:^ U.. 0 0 0 5 4 6 7. : 

4 & g.Atmospheric Chemical Kinetica Data Sun•ey 151-171 ' 


a 

(156IIii.__^^^^ 

E^SSER T IAL OILS DISTILLATION PL6NT 

-:I 50269 9149 

Chem. Proceua EnB. 49 (No.4) 99-100 (1968) 


-c1. 

°^-QT/b•-1"^- 

^ 

.7 

Recherches sur la Qualitc et le Rendement de I'Essence de 

Lavande de Diverses Regions de Bulgarie 

tffCGOMRCVE.ISVPUOJKOV GEORGE, IVAN IVANOV, DOGANOVA LURA 

et TZOUTLOULOVA AN ETA 

A. E. d'Etat PHARMACHIM - Inslilut de Rechrches Scicnlif!ques, Chimiques 

et Pharmaceutiques, Section d'Huiles Essenticlles, Parfulnerie et Cosmctique, 

Sofra, Bulgzrie • 

La culture de la lavande el In production 

de 1'esmnce de lavande cn Bulgaric marquent an 

ddvrlnn:vmnnl •n„I.In rl,,.nnr I.. G ,re.,,fa... 

S!a culture de lavande. Uans ces regions sont 

dludiees 1es conditions eco!ogiqucs - la composir,nn 

A., nl IhIr4^,Â. I•.^.......^.... .1... ......,,., . 


,A---..,. 

arn,19 -73 Rv-7ssy' o N^do 

^t.cl^.e,e 

` 50269 9151 

.zaG-99+.J 

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v.vaw,... Lu. . .

PLASIM MEMBRANES/NEURONS/ 

CELL SURFACE REVIEVVS 

VOLUME 6. 

601 : 

HE CELL SURFACE A^ll 

NEURONAL FUNCTION 

Co } ^ - CARI. W. GOTAUR 

GEORGE POSTE 

l 

. ^ . .- - _ . . . . . . xM ^ . , . 

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0 

78 FI^ Ag-79 

/ 

Netv Phytol. bS+ 343-50 (1966) 

EFFECT OF EA-DOGOr'D IMYCORRHIZA ON 

PLANT GROWTH 

By M. J. DAFT nN ^ 

MIN 

Department of Botany, Queen's College, Dtuidee 

(Received 3)'artary 1966) 

I . - SUamARY 

The gro^cth elfeas of ehree m}-mrrhizal Endognrm endophctes onltobcco, tomato and maize 

atre esamined. The estent of the stimulus obtained depended on nutrient conditions and the 

wbsequcnt level of infection developed in the root system. \farked stimulation occurred with 

bwphosphatearailabilityandhighrootinfection. 

Evidence increasingly shows that Phycomycete or cesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza. 

auy, under certain conditions, considerably affect the grotcth of the higher plant. This 

ba rceently been discussed by Gerdemann (1964). As for ectotrophic mycorrhiza 

(Ifarley, 1959, 1965), increased growth with Phycomycete mycorrhizal infection has 

been associated with cuhauced twtrieui upiaix, per lurlr of pLoaphnte (&a,vlis, 

9^q, olc' R t 6;y• ^Gerdemann4. 6). Also it is nowtecident that a number of Hndofû 

s^cieind4te t^s tjye my7br8)1za. These can be identificd on the basis of 

poroarps (Mosse, 1g56; Gerdemann, r9dc; Poch, tg6r; Stevenson, r96{), large 

---- ee'-.+•••1+- m.r rn6tt Gerdemann and Nicolson, t963) and on 


; NioobnLn^ icetjriwe^ Aev 


50269 9154

NICOTINE 

see Draver 


50269 9155

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50269 9157 

DWM ARnSF./I^R(4T,NTTn4/TO'{TGnT,ncY--TVRAI 1TTD4/'. 

TOXTCOI,(N:Y--ACLITF. TDXICITIAS/SOT.VP,*ITS--IIEAT.T11 HA•AROS/ 

. RY 

3nn 

Un 

1977 

0 0 5 -4 1.6-- 

Revivov of Inha€ants: 

Euph^r€a to Cy3funeteo;z 

Editors: 

Charles Wm. Sharp, Ph.D. 

Mary Lee Brehm, Ph.D. 

^+^11pA^Heat3aCChfMOhb^T^'pt^'t8^ 

October 1977 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Pubtie Health Scrvice . : 

Aicohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Adminis:ration 

Nationai insti W le on Drug Abusa 

DiWslon of Researeh 

6800 Flshers Lane 

' Rockvllla, Maryland 20557 


TS 

TOBACCO--4dOKING=-PSYCHOLOGY/SMOK:NG.HABITS--RELINQUISHING/ 

2240 SMOKING AND HEALTH/NICOTINE--PHARMACOLOGY / 

Un 

1979 TOBACCO- -SMOKINf,-- PHYSIOLOG Y AND PSYCHOLOGY/ 

The 103ehavl®ra8 Aspects 

of SM®Cr6ng 

Editor: 

Norman A. Krasnegor, Ph.D. 

August 1979 

DE?ARTMC-h1F9P11EAtTttfVdEAT1IJWAND'WCLfARF 

j/,j.PUblicHeallhService antl Mental Health Adminisiration 

Alcohol, Drug Abuse, 

National Instilute on Drug Abuse 

DlWslon of Research 

560g Fishers Lane 


5 4 7.7 

For sate bythe Superintcndent of Uo

50269 9159 

DRUG ABUSE/ TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

TOBACC S OKIN --PH^SU^4 

in êàvfora rnDaYma o7ogy DEPANTNENTOFNFALTNANDXUNANtEMYEt 

"°kNUM1nt.x. 

3^^ of Human Drug Dependence ANOnx 

u.p A e. .. a N.mr 

X..nn AemxNimxn 

1981 , . .. . . Nnx,wmnnN.oM1DM1,t,iw. 

ewo.k 

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50269 9160 

80 II Ey80 /TEST OF ATTENTIONAL AND INTERPERSONAL STYLE by Robert M. Nideffer 

S.P. distributed by Behavioral Research Applications Group, Inc. 

Consists of package containing the following: 

Manual (discussion of test, interpretations & exampler) 

Test booklets (reusable, packages of 10) 

Hand-scoring keys (18 templates for manual scoring) 

Hand-scoring Tally Sheets (package of 25) 

Profile Sheets ;for Plotting Scores (pkg. of 25) 

vbEEP MUSCLE RELAXATION AN AID TO DIVING, COACH AND ATHLETE. 

by ^^^fe , (Coach & Athlete/March, 1971) 

'COMPARISON OF SELF-REPORT'ANU PERFORMANCE MEASURES OF ATTENTION: A SECOND 

1,00K by Robert M. Nideffer (Perceptual & Motor Skills, 1977, 45,1291-1294) 

DIVING PERFORMANCE AS IT IS CORRELATED WITH AROUSAL AND CONCENTRATION TIME. 

by Robert Walker, Robert Nideffer, & William Boomer j 

j (Swimming Technique. Winter, 1977) 

THE REiTIONSHIP BETWEEN A MEASURE OF PALMAR SWEAT AND SWIMMING PERFORMANCE 

by Robert M. Nideffer & Thomas J. Yock (Jour. Appl. Psychology, 1976,, 

Vol. 61, No. 3 , 376-378) 

OLATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE TEST OF ATTENTIONAL AND INTERPERSONAL STYLE AND 

IPSYCHIATRIC SUBCLASSIFICATION by Diane M. Depalma & Robert M. Nideffer 

VCONPARING THE TAIS TO OTHER CONCEPTUAL F WORKS 

ALIDITY, RELIABILITY, AND UTILITr"ONHL TEST OF ATTENTIONAL AND 

INTERPERSONAL STYLE by Robert ;. Ideffer, July, 1978 

o a n o n o 0^ 4 'J 


0 4 0 0 0 0 

j 50269 9161 

622 lournafoJPcrwnepn•Anesrment, 1977•I1(6) 

80 II Ey-80 

S.P. 

Relationthips Between the Taat of 

Attentional and Interparsonal Style and Psydtiatrio Subolassifiation 

DIANE M. DepA1MA and 

. ^ , . .. UnNeNtr of RceMda^ 

Summrry: EzamsA the elaity ot e ssVTeport wnwt of onentioul aeC interperonal 

chuacteriNn to Aeceimhnce Detoeeo poupt of prychiatr'te puienn tod norlrW mntrob. 

Sevrntrîpt prychWric Mrtente uM 30 wnprychhtrie talint Wpaatimn roapkted he 

Ten or AttentbnY aeE Intapteoerl Style RAIS). Dixs'seot myss of TAIS teorer 

AoveG tWt: (e) prychietrk Ntiaw in onmperYon with eormd movoh det>aics toa reotks deaatbod t6emrd.ec u 

aou )ntrovmed and ks pltirat Y ocil eewarr• tdis Yai.i04 Oirywed r 

doces . letdtf -,Ms r!a w 4 r.weevaa! restieapeY-lls ret>!u 

we eosep.tlik Wite per aysseW wtk md dniti qoa4 Meotitltq outatbr

Test of Attentional and Interpersonal Style 

Un(oersity Of Aodvrter 

&ven) rtudfn w tsrMwN Wt foms oe the devebpmest -d nl&Hoa of 

W Ten of AttmHunY êd I►trpenoeJ Style (TA)S).'r1. TAlS .u do- 

•depW in ►► ntemµ to tppond I. the aiifu+mt t6t ma®mt pomd,ve 

(►) 4v► 9ttY prtdktlw etYitr. (b) f.f! te 4ad to the tekcYu of pvtl^virt 

aetmeat ^ppooaa (c) do soe t,t► imo umu.t ,m.t)oot ..ri.b4.6 .nd 

(d) u► not bued as ►-►d tbmetkal or coeaptul bue A-ry of 

tasrtA efarb ledkatn Wt the tM bo ►aod hrt-ntnt tdYtiEq n we r 

wtw mWCt ud pnd

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Klecka,W.R y 

SPSS PRIMER. STATISTICAL PACKAGE FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 

PRIMER. 

2 c. 

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RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK QA 76 Ni 1979 

SPSS STATISTICAL ALGORITHMS, RELEASE B.O. 

Conputer Software for Data Analysis,A conpanion to the nanual 

SPSS, 2nd ed., by 4fPq*W*"4et al 

SPSS, Inc..Chicago, IL.79,(IN i ENG.) 

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50269 9165 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK WA 76 Ni 

Hu11,C. H. (ed.)) *91T?NNW*(ed.); 

SPSS UPDATE 7-9 s NEW PROCEDURES AND FACILITIES FOR RELEASES 

7-9. 

1979 - 10 c.) 1951 - 7 c. 

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50269 9166 

RJR CLAS9 NO. TEXTBOOK WA 76 Ni 1975 

6EMPOW;Hu11,C.H.;Jenkins,J.G.;9teinbrenner^K.;Bent,D.H.; 

STATISTICAL PACKAGE FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. 

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710 T,euc tt'cgc zu cincr umivdtfreur,Jlichen VersackungsJolic roi: 

-vcrstiirktcn Sd;nvci.;_nvchattcn fOr Lcbcnsmitsd durch chcn!schas;dodifizi..•rcns'ossZcUglas 

Herrn Prnfrssor Or: Ing. hahil. Ru.Iuli Hciss sum 70. Grhurtstag gevadanet 

(University of Karlsruhe, Germany) 

A NEW TYPE OF CELLOPHANE, CHEHICALLY MODIFIII) ACCORDING TO A NEW PROCESS FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF DEVt:LOPING A NEW WRAPPING MATERIAL FOR FOOD PRODUCTS WHICH DOES NOT 

AN UNFAVORABLE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT. (in German) 

LebensnSttelchemfe and gerichtliche Chemie 28, 21-30 (1974) 

Suwnary7 

It is claimed that this new material is better than competitive products. 

The only important disadvantage is the unusually strong increase in gas 

permeability with increasing relative humidity of the gases. However, this 

is still much less than regular cellophane. The process which is in the 

early development stage may have some adverse effects on mechanical properties. 


THE REPLACEMENT OF THE NONDESCRIPT TERM 

'HEAVY METALS' BY A BIOLOGICALLY AND 

CHEMICALLY SIGNIFICANT CLASSIFICATION OF 

METALIONS 

Êi^l1'+#Ci1CEtL k D.tvio H. S. Rscner,osou 

Depnrrmrnn of Hiofogy and Chrnsinq, lnvrrnrian UnivruitR Svdbvey.Ontmlu. PlE 2C6, Canada ^-- 

It is proposed that the term'hravy merals be abandoned in favour ofn classifrration 

u•hich separates nrern.l ions into class A(o.cygerrseeking), class B(nitrogen(sulphurseeking)and6orderline(orimertuediate).Asureeyoftheco-ordinationchemistn•of 

nreral ions in biological sntents (mostly X-ray crystallographic data) demonstrares 

the potential for grouping metul ions according to their binding prtferenres (i.e. 

n•trether they seek out O-, N- or S-containing ligands). This classification is related to ' 

aromir properties and the solution chenristry of ntetal ions. A eoneeniem graphical 

displny ofthe nretalc in each t f the three rasegorirs is nchicred by a plot ofa rocakntbonding 

index vcrsus an ionic-bonding index. A reviese of the roles of mrral imrs in 

biologiral s}stetns demonstrmes the potential of she proposed classiJication for 

nhn re tg ^ bi hr^+ir asis for uretal-ion toxicity and its use in the rational 

sr t^rio 

of to nsQn t.riritv sludies. 


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Chapter

CANCER--PREVENTION i CONTROL/CANCER--DIACNOSIS/CANCI3R--ETIOI.OGY/ 

VINYL CBLORIBE/CAYCER--ENDOCRINOLOGY/CA"iCER--GENETICS/CANCER--NUTRITION/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION BY ENVIRONMRNTAL FACTORS/OCCUPATIONAL'DISEASES/ 

SMOKINR REALTR/TORACCO--SMOKING--IIEALTR EPFECT/MOTAGENESIS/ 

^^^êntIl®^^ and 

^ ^^êe^^^^ of cancer 

/977", 

J'T"!4? PART I PRGVENTIONi pt1 

19^9: Votume t. EttoloRY LlrbP• o9d .9.,M. 1 t^ 

jl `! °' Edited byjM^ 

_Z'Meb743 

Nooat S(ml SeM1ool of MeQkias 

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50269 9171. 

Methodicum '^Preparation,o f 

^ ^ ^ânsitionrNletal 

Chimicum Nerivatives 

A Critieal Survcy of ProvArk 

PloaGiulnulµr4 

Km^vc4ylUSA 

. S. MaWiyasni, WnNI- K. R^N81, VinnaÂUer'v 

. 

Anpwn Air Fwn u• ^ 0. SchinW. GnJSrÛUUnd 

DMoNSA 

I.A.Mtlcrenv. 

D. G. Tu::Y. Lrfa)mrl 

IMunalUSA 

SMMNOiEndaM 

UM'r+^ÛSAAmAtSor. 

41k 

l.l. M Wc,^mkk, Mwpn• R. A\\altun, 4faqy 

row^ VirC:maIUSA IMUV:USA 

Academic Press • New York:'To=ou • San'FiaociscoW6 


s=:D'Lwd^Fik^x^-Tfes^^• St7wact.. ... 

Rohrlich, M. 

WHEAT GLUTEN AS AN INDUSTRIAL RAW MATERIAL, by 

M. Rohrlfch; Th. Niedexeucr, and K. Frtedel. 


't..t ... . 

s.P. Inc. Arch.Occup. Environ. Hcahh 43, 193-210 (1979) 

Controlled Studies of Human Exposure to Single 

and Combined Action of NO2, 03, and S02* ** 

!OtYWC$MWind,H.M.Wagncr',[i.Krckeler,H.Ldllgen', /^, 

W.Friest,andA.Beuthan ^ 

'Krankenhaus Bethanien. D-413 Moen, Federal Republic of Germany 

'Bundesgesundhcitsamq lnstitut far Wasmr-, Bodcn- and Luahygiene, U-1000 Bcrlin 33 

Summary. Eleven healthy male subjects aged 23 to 38 years (including 2 

smokers) were exposed to purified air(=control esperimcnt), to NO, O, and 

SOr alone, to mixtures oC NO:+SO:, and NO7+03in MAX' concentration, 

andtoamixlurcofNOs+SO,+OrinMAKandMIK'concentrationsfor2h. 

Nine of these subjects underwent a bronchial challenge by inhaling in a 

standardized procedure, an aerosol containing 1%, 2%, and 3% acetylcholine 

after a 2-h exposure to clean air and to a mixture of NOr+ SO2 +Ot in MAX 

and MIX concentralions, respectively. 

'ILe following results were obtained: 

1. A significant PaO: decrease and R,,, increase was observed in all series 

with NO, in MAX concentration as compared to the initial values or the 

119haijor i4 thgcoflrols. 

2. The combinations of NO:+Or, NOs+SOe, or NOs+SOz+O, did not 

show a stronger effect than NO, alone; however, in the latter series, recovery 


78 III Re2-79 50269 9174 L 

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L1\L VSThUlAL LIAISON \ PROGRAM 6-68-79 

°SHEFFER POLYNOMIALS FOR COMPUTING 

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^.;tsalr^q L^}{, 

. 

QD ^ N ederl^ , ^ggeYlÂert4VId,1S$fl: 

271 11Ticrolnethods of quantit:dice organic analysis, by JoseyL 

N B. Niederl ... and Victor Niederl ... 2d ed. New York, J. 

lYiley & sons, inc.; I.ondon, Chnpmnn & IL'dl, limited, 1942, 

a11I, 317 p. 111n5., dinRre, 231 cm. 

On 6p7no: OrRaulc qnautltnti.v mlcrannnlFSls. 

Adnptntlnn of Prr•,;l procedures, of. Prof. to ist ed. 

First edltton puhllehvd 1:;3S Under tlUe: >I1croulclLod3 of quantltn- 

L•.,:::ii :••3;•a..,:x^ld.:.s.' 

, ' 

... ....».....y.,..y^'r',:^,*:f:H:::•^f.^,rT'.^tlle:Crkoqlcelementnr%nWJFFt6.•..,..,+.c,.t,..:.•.^.: 

' ^r.lmruture' at end of ench chnptcr. . 

. . 

. 

.:(,'.,.i:i'1. 

. 

b'xa"9^ ^• t C,. t''^^ . -:r.: 

-, . 

,, 7, CheW1,5IrF !Ay Dt1^QuanUtntf^'e. 2,DJ1Crochemist F 3 U in 

'fetr'y, OHnn(c. FZitr.,1SM 1334 -•' r. t:lhdaM, WCT r7 1 P ' 

„., author. Jr. TItIC in. 1'Itle: Organic qunntitntirn micrnnnid).IS. 

(,1.D271.\k -1942' /' [547] 545 42-90G7 

- 

...s... 

Library of Con. eta `^ ISSV3. 

t -. - .y(>,: .,r .. .rr ^1 t ^-.-^... .^. ^ _ t.. . .. ^. : i n . : .•i.^ ii; . -... .. 

^.fi . . _ .. . . . . . . . . . 


0,Ntedorlf..Ylctorj w,^-r j t e.u 

Nicderl, Joseph Berlhold, IS99- 

Jficrotnethod., of quantitative organic nnnllsis, by Joseph 

B. Niederl ... and Victor Sicdcrl ... 2d ed. New York, J. 

Wiley C sons, inc.; London, Chnpmnn & Ilnll, limited, 1972. 

aill, 347 p. Illus., dlnEra 231 cm. 

On spine: Orgnnic Qnnnlnative micronnniysia. 

Adantnllon ot preFl proceduras. o/. rrer. to lst ed. 

Flrst edil!on publlshed 1978 under title: htlcromethods of quentitetire 

organic elem¢ntnry analysis. 

'•Ltterature" at end of each chapter. 

1. Chomletry. Annlt'atc-Qunnt[tsttve. 2. lllcroehemlatry. 9. Cheoyfetry, 

Orgnn[c. 4. Pregt. Frit•, 1S6D-19,40. r. h'lederl. Vlclor, loynt 

eulhor. U. TI00. yM Title: Oreanlc qu:tntitatlve mlcronnntysis. 


\

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK RC 386 Ni 1982,` 50269 9177- 

,Silua,F,L.Oas 

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY. BASIC PRINCIPLES, CLINICAL 

APPLICATIONS AND RELATED FIELDS. 

Urban & Schuarzenberg.Baltinore, MD,82.(IN i ENG,) 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 9 6 


i 

ISN = 1597

50269 9178 

FLAVORANTS--CRE>fISTRY/PLIVORANTS--SENSORY EVALUATIpy/ 

eLAVUnluiTS- ,dnS C.:aO: 1:0C ^'SaY 

79 ILI Ba :_ - Z.Lobensm.UntenForsch.169,9-t6(1919) 

VIdLRP1Pb _ 3 lalrMff UMTUC M-m+'P!'dCYdfal n, " 

.. 

,. /' ^ 

Werner Baltes and Ingeborg SSchtig ^ '. `^'^^' ^` 

Instituttar Isbrnsmittckhemie der Tecbniuh

Mtedeevmerery-Psal,v,s,. 

pîCLrAr.m ANp p^^r 

ARm sn¢L. 

-u-----•^^--^ 50269 9179-- 

pF^Rm AI^ 

ID ^ 

'lWa+tkP:i 6erarxî,• ^^ ::.:.: :•. n. A. i'r ^..^..

BU] Ni 

- 1491 .r^Cd,. 

tileêtaiEts,^Y.^;A^.^ 

50269 9180 

AHINO hCIIT--CtIRUMATUu2i4PNY^ "- - - ' . 

CHRU.MTOGR1PfiIC ANALY3IS/Y.4S4 3t%C1:RCwMHY/ • 

PROTEINS--CHRUF1LTOuRA°nR/ PRUT4INS-."rTROCTO&a:/ 

New Techniques in 

Oznino Acid, Peptide, 

And 9 rotein Analysis 

edited by 

A. Niederwieser 

and ; 

G. Patalî 

^ ann arbor science publishers inc. 


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50269 9181 

),ro.-z•ess in Thin-Layer 

c.')lrornatogr1rraprxy and 

itc•)ated Methods 

t.,tumv III 

0 40 0 0 0 0 5

. A^.+^.:..a. ^.^^r. ^5.^......+a.rrti.,^ ....^ 

50269 9182 

E.Nfedecwlsisr, A 

YiiOGRESS RN Yiltt^='LhYIIA CIiRUr1A70GRA°RY 

Gt7D t:ES.A'[ED t,'.'IIlODS, Vol. 1P.-^.ditod by 

A. t]i¢denr2sear and G. Patal•i 

1970, 

Ar.rt l:.bor-t(nmphre2- Scienca 

PabL• charo 

0 


224 Pagee 

Aae /Arbor, tSch.

( 50269 9183 

Inl.nr0n.uc.npm,14s Ir,^lrml . 

VI Re -78 S.P. 

Wirkung von Glukokorlikoslcroiden bef der cxpctimenlcllcn 

Inhalatimi von Stic)csloffclioxicl (NO2 

a't, I. Krekelcrs und A. Rculhan' 

' Krankenn:nia ltrth:,nicn fur Jic Cruf\ch:i1l Mna•r

50269 9184 

VDI-Berichte Nr. 2041970 

VI Re9-77 COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE AND NITRIC 

S.P. 

OXIDE ON HUMAN LUNG FUNCTION. 

Vergleich der Wirkung von Stickstoffdioxid und Stickstoffmonoxid 

auf die Lungenfunktion des Menschen 

Von DCMbd{CIÎiXT voR Niedinga Krankcnhaus Bclhanien fur die Grafschaft Moers. Moen 

und Dr. rer. nal. H.^fvfichael NtagncNe Instilut fur Wasrer-. Boden- und Lufthygiene im Bundagesundheilsamt, Berlin 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 

Summary 

In 298 healthy subJerts and in 132 

CNSLD-pnriuns beneeen 18 and 72 yean 

ofagrthr unae irflurv+re of NO r(nitragen 

dioxirle) and NO (nirdc oxide) on he 

respiratory gas rxchange and brrarhing 

merhnn(rs x•as fn+•rstigafed. Afler fnf+nlation 

of ! p7un NOs w. morr than 15.0 

pMn NO orer 13 mfroars a signifirant drtreaseof 

tlre artrriaf oxygrn fnrliaf pressnre 

orrwmd. The diff-ion raparity far CO 

(Dr. R) derrru^r(s signifirm+Ny nfter 15 

adn+.y ô.qrEe ro 3 ppm NOs. This 

phenmurnnn did nor orn+r tvith NO ertn 

at ronrrnbatinns nf up to 39 pprn. Ainray 

^ a, 


A 

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r>:-rc: •r^...:__._ : : -- 

H. Cherry, Jr., D. P. Mpon, S. A. $qbin, and%RjLjjjWp$5FM. 

Reviewed by G. P. Sachsel. . 

and It. J. Favor 

. •- ` • ` ' ' ' " - °ATTELLE NE

50269 9106 

ChebadaZntlki, 2cr:cn 

0 IIIEi:YCi:YC3 t;:P':Cl! POCKJD1tYCH ::ARP.HU, by 

2er.oa ChaSvLrana'd r.nd Doeata Sedxik, 

1(-)Cateno--2 epaotidatad by letan8 Of ptr„MOG. 

,.,.. y=.^.t' i)... .....:;:, ,._... . 

1&84 (^46^) 

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Van l1ia1^-C. 8rf F: . jt aut }or,. 

,1u^•... P. J 

:i;3 r iCn(1;_-:':^ i:^::.3i3CTi0:? '^p ^t::L' J::... 

by A. T. 53vy+:er on_ u. B. Coz ,_r,J., 

1956 ?.8? n< 


REF 

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151 Co 

1973 

^ 

TRr1NSURAN1LR', ELEMENTS/NEPTUNILrI/PLUTONIUM/A}fERICIUM/CUP.IUM/ 

E E RF:E L I Uh1 / CAL I PO P.P1I UN / E I N S T E I N I UI t! P E RH I L?f /"f E N DE LF. V I l1N/ N 0 B E L I UN! 

LI:S'RENCIUtd/RU'17iERPGRUIl111/KURCIIATGVIUM/NAIINIUN/NTELSBOHRIUN/: ,.- 

Gmcfins Handbuch B[GRONDETVON 

Leopold Gmclin 

der anorganischen Chemie 

ecAReUrEN DIE5t5 enr:ots 

ErUanzun9swerk zur achlen Au/lage 

Bnnd 7e 

Trc',;i:"Gûrane. 

Toil Al. I: Die Elomento '---- 

von Gimtcr Koch 

Earl K. Ilydo, Glenn T. Scahorg 

REU/.KTEUR pIrSFS BANDES Karl-Chrislian Buschheck, Gmelin-Institul (Franklurl am Main) 

, In 2usammenancoit mit dem Kernlorschunpszantrum Kerlsruhe, 

mil Unterstutxun9 durch den Fonds dor Chomie 

VERLAG CfIEMiE-GMBH-WEINIIEIM/BERGSTRASSE-1973 

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74 X Cl RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 74 X Cl ^ 

Cleomesen, J.^. 

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AGE-ADJUSTED MORTALITY RATES FOR LUNG CANCER PLOTTED ACAINST NATIONAL 

CIGARETTE CONSUMPTION. 

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NLl^sen^„A.^jt+.authop{, "ortniity and ^clderce 

of ca::cor of the 1un5 in Danoark end suso othcr 

r,oeatrios, by J. Cle^-jnesev, A. Nielsen and E. J:7son. 

RO ^.ênc.11 for Intarnntioaul 0^1cesizotl^nt+ of 

280 :s,icel Soicr.oes (C:GtiS) 

C,j+cer oftho lun; (rs9nniolc,p). A 

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S0269 9191 

78 %I Adl-81 ql3^^^ 

S.P. MARKETING RESEARCH II HE MARKETPLACE: AN ACCURATE 

MEASUREMENT OF.CONSUMER SALES 

In: MARKETING RESEARCH: A MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW, by American- 

Management Association, New York Pp. 69--81 + TC 


MAHYETING RPS6AHCH/ 

73 1 Ni :1iE NIELSEN RESEARCHER 

NVÀL'ER4-1972 

50269 9192 

• Peeusesa br ^, 1JRTp H('Z^1[!^p► + , ^^:u^snoa.^ N..dQu.MC. KIM.ro eW:Fina 2101 xew..a svy1, CHICAGO 


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C13 

1 50269 9193 

. NiclSen. Asrey it. Ortb., 

Clammeyen, Jbhaqpes 

NALUINACT Q=qRE•tBOR9RUG CG-G#4ERRA4Y?T, 

kai 7o6anr+es G1ahnwsen and Arne. Niotse& 

-„ ,:.{clgece^s:eeqsvâpkô.q.in..wîous:mKp^,r.i.a.-,.;,:, :•.•..::.:i., 

.'tb±rougAft* thn worl i* 1996 ard 1Ue8:tan¢er. . 

Ugecskrlft f'+-,^r Lae,cr 116, 1294o5 (S--.+t. 9, 1954) - , 

Uenurdt origi;m1 arJ Englich tranclatSon. 

. . . . .. . , .. . . . . ,x.^ . 


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'[ Rr_cltim.alimene hva.7y2J6-2e1 (1980) 

Rec

QD - N7*ISen,IClrMky}1..,

50269 9196 

71 II Re-73 RRF,\VIblG Nil7i [3:\RLGI' A\D'ZYUFS-A ItLVIG\V 

S.P. • ' Proc. .45w^., gr-¢ws^ Gsnre.vCvr.. 

êsf^ . IB : 17o 9 Ir P,,lht,tQ7s, 

rvrora e..+..,o-r r.td_ cormnw,•n rD-ta 

MTRODL'CTION' 

L•nzyme chemistry has a long tradition of close relationship to brewing. A 

--.--^ prominent esamplc is IN work carried out in IS33 by the French chcmists Pns'u: 

esD PERsoz, who isolatcd from malt Ibe material responsible for the cffect of mah on 

starch degradation. and namcd it "diautasc'-A f^c years later 13ca7.cucs in SssVdan. 

teferringtodiastase.introducdthenewcnnceptof"catalysis",and :t1878theward 

"cnzynsc" was suggested by NCuu:. 

In modern timcs. tcelmvlogy has procidcd us with a range of cnzymcs, and the 

brewing chemist has taken advanrage of this it. his work. Thus. successful mashing 

of barley with bacterial amylasc was carried out as early as 1935, at that time for 

analytical purposes'. 

:J To-day's large-scale production of enzymas by fermentation has enhanced the 

possibility of applying th.x in the brca,^ for direct conversion of barley into swrt. 

The economic attraction of such a proc^ss is ref! titrd by the appaarancc over the 

last decade ofa series of rclevant publications• and an crtcnsive and erowing pai;nt 

t^• _ , a:.+.î^!^•-"-^'-_,Rl' . + ,'.-'T-'-__.`-'_____"'-_.__.. 


.50269 9197 

l . ....". .,.._ .... 

GENETICS--BEHA4IORAL/P R NALITY DISORDERS OF, GENETIC ASPECTS / 

MEDICAL GENETICS/SEX CHROMOSOME A ORMALITIES--PSYCHOLOGICAL PECT^ 

HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND 

GENETICS , 

Proceedings of the Symposium of theturo ean Society of Human 

Genetics held at the University of ZOrich, Switzerla`na;lG>arcfi 2E28, 

1981 f981-• Editors 

ELSEVIER/NORTH-HOLLAND BIOMEDICAL PRESS WERNER SCHMID 

AMSTFRnAM • NEW YORK • OXFORD 


[^. . !! 

VII 

Pas 

. 

TtmtP31 F. lOti 

i 50269 9198 

- Nislasn,.K,,E'.•..A..wte 

tvRFSOA ► Nv[^^ YELS6RF1CN ^ f1D.ns^ 

b^ 

E. V. P^,.ps an^lt. F. Nielsen. 

^^ 

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. . ... ^'r-•. ,. c ^ ..^: -, 

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^ 50269 9199 

. 

PtiA5TICS / . ' Y.. .... . . FROPrritTELS-•'^`•-._: 

1@^^ÎRA-1^ 

a^ 

of P®lymers and C®MPOSItes 

(IN TIVO VOLU6IES) 

YOLUDiE ML 


4! -

' Nislwy 8^ (jrt. eut.)..- 

Lalrson, William Domlld. 

Prepnration of siuglo rry,tnis ;Lv[ `P, D. Lamson (ar.d[ 

S.Nielsen. \e,r)'orlc,flradmiio)'re.=.e, 10aS. 

vil. 2R5 p. Illus. 23 c.. (Scrutconductor monêrnphs) 

suclude6 blWfographlcs. 

1. CrSStols-Cron'th. 2. ;',ornfcum)nclora. r. NICisen, Stnuley. 

,lolnt nuthur. II. Title. (Srrfea) 

torLlbrnryotCongrosa ^"'' t151 

A 59-3uf } 

^y.,y\.-.. _^zqn9^ _ ..lr^r.c;,^^^m'.•+' 


50269 9201 

Scand. Jour. Rheum. 7(3)150(1978) 

IX Re2-79 THE INFLUENCE OF TOBACCO SMOKING ON THE SERUN ALBUHIN CONCENTRATION 

S.P. IN W. 

J Thorstcn Ingcmann-Fflanscn, Jens H;dkjner 

Rristcnscn & JJMJJJJJJJggJJJSUW(Lab. Clin 

Pl) Is i ol. Excrcise, U pt. 1'hys ieal M ost 

. an d R chsb 

. 

and Dcpt. of Clinical Chcmistry. Rig%hospitak6 

Copcnhagcn, Dcnmarkl: 7Ae inJlnrnre nf ro6nrco 

unnkiag on dte arntm nlGurrrin ronrrntrnrion in 

mmt. 

Acute cxposurc to carbon monoxide (CO) in man 

causes a significantly increased vascular permcabilit)' 

to albumin. CO is a wcll-known constituent of 

tobacco smoke and will in smokers salurate up to 10 

per cent of the hemoglobin. 

T6e concentrations of serum proteins (albumin, 

n,antitrypsin, n:-macroglobulin, cocndoplasmin. 

antithrombin 111 and plasminogen) wcre studied in 

119 healthy young mnlcs during a Inngiludinal study 

wherc each subject was investigatcd'-4 times with 

0 ar^teâl ^-7aontlFs. O ^ ^ 2 O 

S,vnJ/Rhexmnt.dny7 . . - 

I11ood-snotplc

76 III Ni 

- - I 

. 

50269 9202 

9Peo4o , /}rny i ^^ RrunW 

^ \, •^^11 37 C3^ 4++r4b,48CIQ15^ 0 5^^-to -^- 

' 

((( One of the most dlscouraging trends In dairy prod,!ct{.^,L^ 

^^ .^ `^ •. , ullllialion In Iho U.S. during the pasl 30-40 years has 

The flavor of butter 

boon the eonllnuous denlinn In consumption of butier . 

In 19731t wa5 only 4.01bs. per oapita compnred wilh 17 

Ibs.In1940.Anumbprolreasonsforthisdoclinpcenbe 

advanced and ono of them• unquestionably. Is the 

strongly influences 

tlillorenco betweon the pr7ee of bu0er and Uat of It. 

pheaper substilule, margarine. The least plausible 

reason, probably. Is that consumars prelor the flavor of 

m¢rgarine to that of bulter, although this is argued and 

its use by consumers may,faraomecpn5umera,betrue' 

This po5sibllity was tested Ey Albin of el' who pre- 

It has been shown that the flavor o/buffer Is e- senlod semplee of butter and of commercial brenda of • 

, 

luneflon of the foxfure as well as of the ehemlcei 

margarine to a panel of 134-176 sludents Although 

preference scores varled wldoly among the spreada exmake-up 

of the Oawr complex of this product amined them was a significant preference for high- 

^^^^^^ quellty, sweet-cream butter over the margarines. THIS 

prelerence asserlCd Ilself only wherl the moduralely 

salled bullers and mergarines were compared. In this 

leslunsaltedbullerheldnOsignlfienntflavcradvanlaga , 

over margarine. I 

._ . , , -------- - _ ^•. ...,.,eu.,,. mev be'slpnilicant U. In reeent_ 

It 


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73 I Ni 

MARkE7II'C RESEARCII/ 

PcFNaArE by A. C. tlIELSEN COMPANY. InNrntticnel l1eÔpu^rur^, 1441en BultAinB, 2tO1 H-.1 Str.,t CHICAGO 


.Nsewê; Crt° t{ceÂce. Vol, q, 

Advances in food n,^nr& v. 1- ry 

New York, Academic 1'res9,1918- 

7 v. 24cm. 

Rdttors: Y. 1- 7 F1. M. Mrnk, Q. F. 6tewart 

1. Netritlon-Co1h.Mrd workx, 2. Food resenrch-Collrclad works. 

I.L1rak. F.mfl Marcel, 1901- ed. 


98-T808'

50269 9206 

^_ _..^ ^...^. _.._-_. _..,^.^._... _ 

kjS'î"At,^"^^)^1.11AI.^(SIS 1iIT3CODS IN TIIL L"JROPiM1!1 

CO:a T.CTIOH= IL'AUSiRY. 

11h0tosiat:£i-omr..Iam^£êCwl:^.Gor^featiaW?a -..,...,., 

; g. (110, 6) 42, t,l.p 4C,-51 (1r39). 


( 50269 9207 

81 iI Re-81 

S.P. 

't o 'i Lunp cancer 

LUNGS--CANCER--RESEARCH/ ?"!!p()pyron 

EPA-60011-BOAt4 

' udY o( Ihe Etfect of Yfwte Mtcal 

Esposun toaICt^ ists i particulates on the PuLmnery 

Ifetaboliswt o nzo(a)pyrene in the leolated Perfused 

n Rpd 1. ^ 

Wnharzky. 0011tJ11JAIM and BlnpMw, U. 

Rtt+DUttc^pattemsr^""c 

+"'o",.^.oownnûnwcoov 

""ra .eaeo...u..io+nwnr. 

Unlverslty Of C7nc5nnat5Cpllepe ofrMedictne 

Departnpnt of Enrtronmenttl Ikatth 

' iM817 ^ 

32=3 Eden ivMU♦ 

CinclnnKl, Obtu 45267 

Cantract NO 6842-t678 

^ra°a""weruia.u.oa 

Ne lth EITKte Resnrch+Labolatory 

U.S. Enviromentel ProtKtion Aqency 

Refearch Trt an97 e Park , RC 27 711 

RTP , NC 

.. 

.o. a.o

LrfJi DAS "t:COTXSlDIAU", Hslmut ttieaor; Le:bert 

BucT^rer, Hsns-JcrB Zeitler and &ditL Etadler 

(Tentstive elie.^3.essl structise of the d,yo `Siicotine 

Blue" fcuaed by f.rtbrobseter nieotinovorum on 

nicotine-con':ainina eubstrates.) 

Zoitselxr. Puysioa.. Ckcm. = (t'A. k..G) z82.4 (1954) 


.,t.u /^ . t . i . . _"). 

Cr^n aYfs P 'I?^qaxlw W +II 

r . 

t :^,^;__'.•^..:^tv ^.S',.. 

'',' ô urâoiâayixxW lalio.ed y4e

Snic"ae, Say S. 

A STi'aEOThSIC ATLBS OP TSE CAT IIB.SU, by 

Eoy S. Saidr.:, rxd ilillitm T. 171oues 

1961 t'arioucly Paged 

OnivoraiCy of CDicago Preoa Chicago..Illiaoie 


t1 nral-/Y S.P., 

50269 9211 

^^C ^C^c^ ^Cvu^ ^YrnM d,'^•9.tt^ ^W/GG^^. 1^= 

rGrWtnm. 1l.e1^ 2. 3, yn./z 6 7/-G73 "/473), 

71,.c ,1,•c.tea .ea' ât uf ^ ^ ^^ o^ ^û.h,e.T^ ^-ôG, . 

AM^ M7 (^..N^7 ^MG^ r }^ ^Y (Lw1 ^Gt^ ^J•V^M,t ti.cirn1li ► rt^ f-Gd./o Wf %^ 

rt,t.Yr,,'rz^ zzo bt^,r ^ ^ a(1C^^r.^ 4,}r12 e. o^- 

,' i^r GLU. -d, 3e1 cd ^.^ • 

L'H4^rv^. 7X.^ 9 Yar-1ra'r CraaCerr7.:,r^. 

^l+z^^tit l( +7 rYrî s. rY^'^^!/+/u.ol r Yi 3»^st ^^ îo iK ^r f^! r^vY L'^4NOH,^ 

rGQtv^,rr+^ . 7Z, e,1ti e/o 2(^ e c^ u^4. rr^ ^ u3K G/, ^ôi,/ti 

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^..___^.._...^.^.._q.....,,,.^ ...._ ^,.._..n:.a/ae.^_.A.ir_nn _irc+ca^^ q.a ! 3^.te^Fr.re. 


i

^ 50269 9212 

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^ 

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. . 

TOSACCO--NETHERLAROS/' -+:... . 

-- ; 

. . .' .IL1. 

. . ., . . - .-..,-,-e--, .-..,..^...'. . .•.,...•... , -....--..- . , 

, • .. . ^..^-+---^'•---•w-T"--r..+ 

. . . . 

""`.,^ 

^liemeyer;-'fs 

RJR CLASS O. PAMPl1LET 73 XI ol - 6 s.p:•,. 

8.1^, Y.oninklifke Oedrijven, f.roningen, The Metherlands 

FINAIlCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEI4MER 29, 1974. 

*(6alans per 29 september 1974. Toelichting op de balans per 

29 september 1974.)* • ^ 

Riemeyer, T., B.J., Y.oninklijke Bedrijven, Ann. Rept., 6 p., Ghoningen, 

The Netherlands (1974) - in Dutch•,. 


.150269 9213 

l= 

.1MeA„ I _Niewwi^Robert'B; 

R. J. Reynoldc Tobacco CoaR1-%7, Resr.arch 

rsd Product Devolo*,ô=_nt DepartoiAnta, 

Sciencc Lnforcuitioa Divis:on 

RFS _4F.Cl{ OF A14";iC.1H X:7T51':lIPS, by It. J. 

Reyro.Jda 7bbacco.qomptny;.qe.qeoroh.sny arodv6t .: , 

eôpRent oepartnet^ts, seience firfornatten 

^ Lesssltaf 

Fmr lndividua.l t

41ftiows. Gward I-- - 

The arL of nrgntinLiur; psyelmlogicnl strategia: for gnining 

ndenntn„eons bargains ibp, Gerard I. Niei,?nbrr;;. 11sE 

ed., Now York, I{awtLorn 13oolcs ,1968, 

103 P. zi cm. $7.93 

1. Negotletlun. I. Tltie. 

• 13FG37.N5 ^ 156'.2 

7.Nrary of ConBrese C9k15i 

7-7 t r ., v -- . .n ^ -. 


f&-30720 '

: ' 4>< -Nkt•'unhiql[axd.l1'wn.,. 

, 898 The natural organic tannins; Listory, chemistry, dis

50269 9216 

XXII NeB9-76 ` / . ' 

S.P. 

Aatotion Rseareh, ae (1976) 85 ^ 

Elsevier centific Publis6ing CompanY Amstcrdam -Printed in The Netherlands 

I EVALUATION OF TFIE GENETIC EFFECTS INDUCED BY VINYL 

CRLORIDE p1ONO\fER (VCM) UNDER MAMMALIAN METABOLIC 

ACTIVATIOV • S1'UDIES IN VITRO AND IN VIVO 

^ N. LO PR1ENO R. B A ft ALE 

S BARONCELLI C BAUER G BRONZETTI A 

CAD7stELLINI, G. CERCIGNANI, C. CORSI, G. GERVASI, C. I.EPORINIiI0 

ANNA M.ROSSI,G.STRETT1andG.TURCHI 

Le6orotorlo di Mulogenesi e Diperen:imnenla. CNP., and fstitvtn di Csneticu. Uniueroity, 

Pisu (ltoly) 

As part of a programme of investigations on the biological effects of the 

industrial compound vinyl chloride monomer (VCM), the raw material for the 

production of polyviryl chloride (PVC), analyses on the genetic effects by this 

compound have been done by experiments (in vitro) which have taken mam- 

. malian metabolism into account. 

Vinyl chloride in the presence of purified microsomes (sedimented at 105,000 

g) obtained from mouse liver was converted into an active metabolite(s) which 

produced gene mutations in the yeast Schizosaccharomyces pom6e (forward 

0 14 ()rntfotiqf)) and ene3bnlrsi4nsqn two loci of a diploid Saccharomyces cereaisiae. 

Moreover, the compound"Was active in the host-mediated assay, when 

mice were treated with an oral dose of 700 mg/kg. 


I MeB9 76 

(ltedical file) Atti, Assoc. Cenet. Ital. 20 , 3-5 (1975) 

ABSTRACT 

Metodologies for Site quantitative evaluation of genetic effects 

produced by cHemicalrnutagens 

LSEfODOLOGIE PER LA VALUTAZIONE QUANTITATIVA DEGLI 

EFFETTI GENETICI pRODOTTi DAi MUTAGENI CIrIMICI , 

R. BARAL4:, S. BARONCI:LII, G. BRONZETTI, A. CAMMI:LLINI. C. CORSI 

C. LEPOIUNI, N. LOPRn:'NO, 120t M. NO22OLIN1, A.M. ROSSI 

x. Isboratorio di idutagenesi e Diffcrenziamcnto del C.N.R. 

t^ Istiluto di Genetics deii'Universit$, Pisa 

These mclodologics have been employed on evaluating the possible 

genotossic activity of vinyl chbride monumer (v('M ). a chnnical caranuge• 

nie compound widely used by the plastic industries. VCM resutted mutaECnie • 

InS. pornbe with a mutation spcci0c activity =:36 X 10'6 X lucui I X mM'r -', 

]rl the presence of aetivating micros^mes only. 

A possible eoncertogcnte'activity of vcM in S. rererisiln• has been te• 

sled enlploying as activating systems liver microsomal extracts avtl pure micro• 

sumes. The data show that VCM is couvertogoaic in the prexnce of nsanmla• 

lian nwlabol(sJrs o4y, ffd Vl " i Ivlcw^nm{lavpmn3141 iency(abuat 

twice) than micrusounl cxtradl on actl4vatine VCM. 


50269 9218 

(III 

54131 

1966 

PDDL -' 

- U.S. NATIONAL PARRS/ANINALS--ECOi.OGY/ ECOLCGS/BOTANY--ECOLOGY/ 

BIOLOGY/ 

OUR LIVING WORLD OF NATURE . , 

The . Life of the 1'3^''^crsb 

THEQRTES AMERICAN WETLANDS 

PuGlishcd in coopera["ion with 

TlealVorldBookEncyelopedia ^- _ 

McGraw-Hill Book Company 

0'4000005S3 7 

NEY7YORN TORONTO LONOON 

Deceloped {ointiy u•ith The SVqrld Book Encyclopedia 

Produced with the cooperation of 

TIN+ Gnited Statea Department of the Interior ... 


1 50269 9219 

XE 13eF-C--Z`sL-73 _ ... ^. , _ 

TetEa Acid Triglycei-ides Containing aNew Hydroxy 

Eicosadii;noyl Moiety in Lesqu.^.rel/a aur/cu/ata Seed OiI' 

' 

R.KLEIMAN,G.F.SPF.NCER-F.R.EARLEand}I.t."li1I324TCAG,NrwehnnRe9ional Researeh 

Lahoaatory,Z i•eoria, Ininois 61604, and A.S. BARCLAY. Plant Science Resaarch Divivon,2 

6e;ts;uqrsa:Ytand20705 

Lipids 1972 660-65 (1972)_ 

ABSTRACT The seed oil of Lesqucrcfla aurirulara 

contains 32% of a previously unknown 

• fatty acid, 14•hydroxycis-ll,cis-17eicosadicnoic 

acid; we propose for it the 

trivial name •àuricolic acid." In addition, 

the oil contains 2% densipolic (12-hydroxy

Ni.EUNenbulrgl Qlrne]4si 3ob81fnCS Yan, 1$$9_ 

Intcrualional Committee on New Analytical Reactions and 

Reagrnts. 

Reageuls forqnnlitntit-e iuorvnnie mlalqsisp seeond rrpott. 

Editots: P. E. 1\'en8er, It. lluc4ert. Joint-nuthots: C. J. 

vnn Nicua-enLurg, J. Gillis. New York, R1=evier Pub. Co., 

19 t8. 

:a11.370p. ulne. ^J3cm. 

Erreln Rlip insel4eJ. 

1Hhllogrnphy: p. 317-1-14. 

l. Chomlcnl feats and rea%enLa 2. Cheudstty, .tnniylle. L 

Wenger, Paul t:ugPne 6tieoue, 1C48- u. lile-euburg, Curnolis 

Johennes cnn,1S9J- 

QD77.I575 'e 544.11 5o-i1BC5 

L6rery of congress ^^ 1G3d11 


C.50269 9221 

DI CTIONARI Ey.---UUTCR-ENCI.IS11 / 

DUTCiI LP.NGUAGfi--DICTIONARIES-ENGLISH/ 

DICTIONARIE$, LANGUAGE/ 

0 

210 Ja - ^ -- _ - 

1972 

'.l'itL1S.Lttt-7.N iJJ-L:JYIJ^' L+J° 

DeELI 

\'OOR STUDIE EN PRAKTIJK °}EL 11 

DOOR 

V-5 

Dr H. JANSONIUS 

7WEE7E, OPNIEUW BEIVERKTE EN VERMEERDERDE 

DRUKIN DRIE DELEN 

1972-lc^ 73 

NEDERLANDSCHE UITGEVERSMAATSCIfAPPIJ N.V. 


• : , .< ^.. t7 : . .aye"e^ .. ,".. . !.u;. 

Q^^f yNiwW r-P D.,.(J!r Authvr)"1° 

581 ^ 

Be 

50269 9222 

IIeexmznn, W. 

CELL DIFFECWh'171:TIO9 AND HOP.PHOGF.HESIS, BY if. 

Deettwnn, R. J. Cautheret, P. D. Hie.:,Wwoop, C. W. 

WardlSV, V. B. Wip,gleay.rorth, S. Kolff, and J. A. D. 

;Iut.ernaLia^l •Lf..c.L^:Te .Cowr9e,. Waganingen; ?40 : , , •, 

thr_ilanQ4;AP,z,^l..rtb-9a 1965)1.. •. • ..^: ..,i. 

.?55 209 Pagee 

L+orth-Halland Publlehing Co., AqFterdam 


-Si N;ewilmwskL^St Editor.. 

Koxaloki, F. 

EIC0,0123M 4 SLOQD PIATELC':5. 

CoL'.ocuiaz^ hvld ca Occaaioa of tbc tht.rd 

Meetira Of the Federatioh of EurcTesq Eiochemienl 

ScCl3tiaa, Grganiae3 by the Polieh 

Biocheaitlsl EoCietyp Narszovap A^ril 4-7i14-66 

edited by Koaaleki, E. and S. Pilexieeroveki. 

1967 191 pp. 

AcademtA Yroea 

London 


•IIIKez 73 - •• '' . 

S.P. Indian Oil ;and Soap Jour. 27 (8)(1962);73-8 

• 1-ssecetial Oas of Mea1tha Arrve7 ►sis 

(Miu) S. Malla f V. S.'ShuL-la; Mi'C--Nigem & K. L. Hauda 

(Rcgional Research Laboratory, Jammu) 

50269 9224 

TheJapanesemintintroducedinJammuand Kashmir State throughthe,'courtesy of 

UNL'SCO were broughtt into.: a.lacgy scale cultivation at Chakrohi (900 ft.) and Katra 

(3,000 ft.) The plants yield 2 to 3 per cent of oil (on • dry basis)' containing 70-60 per cent •...;.. ,... 

of menthol. The natural oil, on repeated chilling and filtration yields on an average 

^ 40 50 per cent menthol and 50-60 per cent demcnthotiscd oil. After, the seperation of 

i 

menthol the dementholised oil still contains 24 per cent of combincd and 45 percent of 

frec menthol. 

In the present investigation a further quantity of mcnthol (41.7%) was isolated 

fromthedemcntholised oil by preparing its borate ester. The rc-dementholised oil was 

a tue is 

^Ùf ► U 8 

res^nt in it. As indicated by the physico-ehcmical 


l


P7 Mt$er -. Vol. M 

; 50269 9226 

6vcde to worid ctiewee. 1963- 

^&IltnSayJ FrdnciJ NadgSon 144. 


11

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aG,.RTA/nLJTRPS,IA/BRA'LIL/CRTTISII COLONIAL TCIiRITORIES/RUB IODA/C,1. 30DIA/CANADA/CcTLU':JL'11I1.Ei 

/CUBA/COLOYRIA/CONGO, PEOPLE'S RF.PURLIC OP/CUINA, 1'EOPLE'S R[PL'RLIC OF/COSTA RICA/ ` 

ECUADOR/EGYPT/EL SALVADOR/ETNIOPIA/FRENCiI OVRRSL:AS POSSIiS5I0NS/CI?AÂ/CUATEFIAI,S/CUINtiA/ 

11AITi/RONDUItAS/INDIA/INDONRSIA/IRAN/IRAQ/ISRAF,L/JAPAN/KORF.A, DE?iOCP,AY'IC PEOPLF,'S REPURLIC OF 

LAOS/LEBANON/LIEERIA/LIBYA/;IEXICO/hOROCCO/T.EW ZEALAND/NICARAGUA/NIGERIA/PARISTAN/PNiAMA/ 

PA.RAGUAY/PUILIPPINES/PORTUGUESE OVERSE6S PROVINCES/PRERTO RICO/R110DESIA/ SAUDI ARACIA/ % 

SOU'l1f AFRICA/SYRIA/TAINAN(REPUIILIC OF CI,INA)/'1'NAILAND/UNITED STATEt7 EXYERI7AL TERRiTORIES/ 

URUGUAY/VENEZUELA/kTST INDIES ASSOCIATED STATES/ 

---- ---'TIiL' TUROPA YEAR BOOK YOLUI4IB II 

2078 

Africa, 'Plle Americas. Asia, Australasia 

.:..,.^^...x..-^ . .. . ^ . . ^:.... _ . 

A WORLD SURVEY 

EUROPA PUBLICATIONS LIMITrD 

18 DEDFOAD SQUARE LONDON WC1D SJN 


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665 

En 

1977 

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OPERATIONStICESEARCH/ON-LINE INFORMATION SYSTEMS/ 

INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTE6S--COMPUTE.RIZED/ 

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 

Executive Editors I • - 

ALLEN KENT 

Assistant Editor 

HAROLD LANCOUR 

WILLIAM Z. NASRI 

VOLUME 20 

JAY E. DAILY 

#^ÎE^l^3► 

NIll^ ORE Ô SiÀTEy, UNIVERSITYff 

MARCEL DEKI

AMERICAN' CI{ryTCAi. SN'IE'fl'/ 

' 50269 9229 

73 Ha1d, Gcnr:e 

TI l'TSTOV, `*^^+A!?D DR. FAIA. 

AM 

PPAL American C.nemf:.a1 Secte[v radto ecries, Sepe No. 357, Side 2, 

'9Sen and 'tolecoles" 


50269 9230 

TASTE--TESTING--PLAVOR/ FOOD-pLAVORANTS/ 

79 V ChChemy 'Soc. Rev. 7(2)177-84(1978) 

^ 1195-200;212-218 

CHEMISTRY OUR..- - 

II. APPLICATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF 

COt4ERCIAL FLAVOURINGS, by W, Schlegel 

THE INFLUENCE OF LEGISLATION ON RESEARCN IN FLAVOR CNEtiISTRY.: 

By. 

INFLUENCE OF FLAVODR CBENISTRY ON CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE, 

By R. Svlnde210 


50269 9231 qw=--A-w4. The Paradoxical Plan!a 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 :i 5 5 0 

iiolonr. Charlea n;xler, 1920- 

NSShtehtlca; U.a paradczicc1 plc.ao [by] 

Charlex P. Solesr., Jr. Sua Francier.a, N. B. 

:Yeownn 119691 

200 p. 111w. 23 aa. 

(A S•!rics of booke in biology) 


1

50269 9232 

X t.e.5-ii 

S.P. 1,.1X CL..,.. :;J. PI-.i!lLET X..i_.-73 .,.i`. 

Col•h, S. 

(Lnic^rîty :It,:h., lusc. 8oc. Cr.n., Snrvcp .".es. Ccat„ „nn Arbor, 

ich., U. 5.) 

-7!SCRTtY^B}!GiFl2i0 • A.`1U, bUNG•8Ati6KRrY--P.!)2SOf.2f.'C:"- 

Psye;tasoe:. ;:ed. 3_ (::o. S) 385-07 (Sept.-OCC. 1972) (in F..-.g1is1:) 

v1772, So. 224, H 103951` 

TeSacco r..edicine: 

0 4 0 0 n cl 03 S 5 I 


e ^; o 

[l'.I Pe= I 

50269 9233 

. L'v7^/ n^ t^Ltt./ ^ 

TIiF. PAGKAGING INSTITUTE, U.S.A. 

.. . .. 

A:. C hlCCE55 i,'tE:.US 

P[e.:exd Ac t\ 

4 [-..33r4 n-al datfoc^l Packsginy Fe[ua 

1 

of .. 

71iE PAC%lC:?G 

U 4 n 0 n n 035 5 2 

/ 

' PYOduc[ Y.rmazcr 

ywetal P[L [fn2 ::k DSVLlon 

. . iw CMafu: Corp. 

342Madl;pnAvonvc 

IJew York, M.Y. 1C017 ^ 


, •. - ( 50269 9234 

GRANTS/U. S. COVERNHERTS--FiCURES--STATISTICS/46ICAL RF.SEARCR/ 

RESEARCR--EXPEIDITURES/ 

49784\11HA 4 INS 

ALMANAt^ 

o^' 

. 

^ 

U.S. QE9ARTMENTOF - 

1{MtH1; tuVl.Anvrv, 

AND WELFARE 

v 

Z. vJ 

Public Health Servlce, L IC r^^\ 

Natônal Institules of Heahh 

OMEWRh^c^^lonNnWlHI)F6 

r7G1'^ 

Prepared by the Division of Public Information, Bethesda, Marylanc 


Cancer Institute 71 

Eye Institute : 34 

Heart and Lung Institute : 37 

f,Kuiona( Institute of Arthritis. Atetabolism, and Digestive Diseases : 54 

dCxiona! Institute of Child Health and Human Development : 61 

L'Cxional Institute of Dental Research : 66 

Vttional Institute of Environmental Health Sciences : 70 

' - - tf6Qo(al Inslitute of Generat Medical Sciences : 74 -. - 

- ^Gtional Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and c^•..^^ 78 

^ S. 

GRANTS/RESEARCH-N.S. GOVERNHENT/ RESEARCH, INDUSTRIAL--U.S./ 

SERVICE. NATIONAL INSTUTUTES OF HEALTH--ACTIVITIES/ 

^F 

-V ^ °. .-.. 

Marquis Academic Medic 

4 Guide to Nafional Institutes of Health 

Marquis Who's Who, Inc. 

14 

I9ê Programs 

and Activrti es 

200 East Ohio Street Chicago, Illinois 606 i1 

Frst Edition 

a 4 0 - 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 4 .__^ 


C 50269 9236 

I MeA9-76 

^ ►rîti^r^rrri^^^rî^^t^r^^^ ^ 

VA OEPApTYEnT OF aEAIiN. EUVGTON, AHO WEEFAHE 

Vol. 5, No. 1, January 30, 1976 

As OUIubiiehed at irregutar intervals to provide policy and 

aabrttnietrativo information to irdividuaZs and olganizationa who need 

to be kept inforned of requirements and ehanges in granta and cmntracta 

aotivitiea adm:niatered by the National Inetitutee of Neatth. 

. 

Slupplemente, printed on yetlou paper, are published by the respective 

auasdingunite concerning new projects, aolicitations of aources, and 

requests for proposals. 

U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH 

0 4 b 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 S 

cunneccwn wau, •- ..,....- ., aeaeuscu ano researen 


HEART--DISEASES--MORTALITY--U. S./DIET AND DISEASE/EXERCISE/ 

SMOKING AND HEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEART. EFFECT ON/ 

RC ^PROCEBDINfr'B OF THE CONPERENCE ON THE 

681 AECLINE INvCORONARY HEART DISF.ASE MORTALITY 

UN 

1979 NATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITIIIE 

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH 

BETBESDA. MARYLAND 20205 

OCTOBER 24-25, 1978 

U.S. DEPAR114ENT Or BEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Public Bealth Servica 

National Inetitutee of Health 


50269 9237 

Editors 

Richard J.vllavlik, M.D. 

Manning Psinleib, M.D., Dr.P.

NUTRITION/DIET AND DISEl1SE/14^,LuTRITION/ 

I . 'PROCEEBINGS 

rNTERNATIONAL NUIRITIUN CCNFERENCE 

^;^c^ ^^0nra9 G-Utlwcdo^ ^ 

Energy f=mcd Prc^^^îwn D^.^^^ ^cigt, 

sponsored by 

TheJointU.S.-JapanMalnuhhionPanels, 

rwr.lm.unnoa..u^.ne.uvrved^smnwpêosr.aau.ua U.S-JapanCooperoliveMetlicalSciencePro9ram 

and 

Z sec EHr^>r^r>âHew^ . ., 

WJCHC.INSenko - losol^wurn TheCWnmilleeonNutrition.BrainDCVelOpinCntand . 

M^ Dehavior,roodantlNutrilionBoaid 

7i'^^'rraA NalionalAcadCmyolSciCnces 

November3oPDecember2.1977 ' ^ ^•I^^^ 

' 

Vlasllington.D.C. 

Editor 


Josel Brozek, Ph.D. '^(.'!^• . 

LehiahUniversitv . .

CANCER--CAUSATION BY DIET/CAHCER--RESEARCH/ 

80 II Un,. 

50269 9239 

DIET, NUTRITION AND CANCER PROGRAM 

SEPTEMBER 1978 

DIET, NUTRITION AND CANCER PROGRAM 

U.S. DC-PARfiNtENTIFMCRtTtY@DUG7ttYON-RND'VYEtFARE: ^ 

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH " 


• \ \ 

SMOKING 

AND. 

HE.4LTH 

p-^ N~: 

CANCEN INf OftMAT10N CLEANINGNJUSE 

Olfn ol C- Can,runissuant 

NninWCnrw^.insti:u:^ 

nm woo0mu4 A.in^., Sulv u]p 

MW. N>ry1N 10014 

m11-010 

V.S,DENM*MFMTOtMPKTN. ^^^^''^ 

EUUCASS0IF#HG4lEIIRNE 

NranCeu 191Y 

NdicHeu^mS+n^n ^t^^ 

N^Wn>Ilns4wufotHiÎT / - /(I/ 

( ^-) V 

!a'^wqr.p!.AE'TJtifwwe!r,'sr..'M+^qlOâ'q^g '^^°^^'^Ttr.^ 

, 


PERIODICALS--INDEXES 

PERIODICALS-,NjEDICIN f 

NAI'1C)1'AI. I,IBI:ARYof ylEl)ICINI-1 

INDEX OF NLM 

SERIAL TITLES 


50269 9201 

Index NLM Scr 7SIks 

ISSN 01G2-6439 

. . . 

U.S.UCVApTTt TAG, 

, fl-0.9J8tNb' 

hb4c Nru10 Srîrr _ 

Nae^wll^sun^tadNdlb, . . . .. . 

NAill1ti1.6t11XANYltl \11111CINE ' I • 

vcY,lYxi:rilb Yik^. 

0.tlraM. /Aaryla,k suM9 .. J J'!^ •^1 

, . . 

. 

/•^nf•1/ / 

... _ . .. .. 

. . 

: 

'.

50269 9242 

I 

i NationalCancerlnstihde 

72 X Un2-80 

VNATIONAL CANCER PROGRAM 

1979 

NCI FACT BOOK 

RwWEDCrrp.19A 

IÎtl[10^^6990 gy^ 


^ 50269 9243 SMOKING AND HEALHT/CANCER--CAUSATION/ 

RC 

261 

Sh 

1980, 

Science and Cancer 

By 

MICHAEL B. SHIMKIN, M.D. 

U.S. fff-AND A#se[+W6E9. 

Public Health Serviee National fnetitutea of Ilealth 

National Cancer Inetitute 


80 11 Ey-81 BEHAVIORAL APPRO ES TO THE 

S.P. 

TRBATlD:NT OF PERTENSION: 

Prepared by 

David R. Ragland,Ph.D. 

and 

John F. Bunker 

for the 

Behavioral Medicine Branch 

of the 

A BIBLIOGRAPHY 

Division of Heart and Vascular Diseases 

of the - 

0.5. 

National Aea _ ^ LungO ali BboUIngti .tryte(> 3 

1 

50269 9244 


National Inatitutes of Health 

►w r4 E110M aepalepdiettl Dmomwb O,a Oerrtnmut T1nOry O 

w..ww..a D.C. a+m 


NmkNmnErOn-0n9Ct0J .

50269 9245 

80 II Un 3-80 Beventh Report of the Direotor, 

Netional Heart, Lung, and Blood Inetitute 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 6:4 

Publle Nt^ltb Pt^vbt 

N^tbn^l Intcltust^ e1 M^tltb 


)i 

Seventh Report of the 

National Heart, Lung, and Blood 

Advisory Council 

11 

50269 9246 ^ 

National Heart. Lung, and Blood Advisory Councll 

to the presldent 

and the Congresw 

of the Untted States 


50269 9247 

80 II UnI 

SPECj/AL REPORT 

ONVAGING:1979 

Public Health Servicw 

National Institutes of Health 

National Institute on Aging 


ÂRq

50269 9248 

Coronary-Yrone Dehayior and Coronary Heart Diaease: 

60 II Ey-.81 

S.P. 

D.S. 

Public Hewlth Servica 

A 81b1ioAraphy 

Judy Oracff, Ph.D. 

iheodore Desbroaki, Ph.D. 

Seigfried Streufert, Ph.D. 

Stephen Weiss, Ph.D. 

John Bunker 

Steven Horovits 

yx - 11 ûòf^Bo^SÔT. 

Wational Institutes of Haalth. 

March 1980 


50269 9249 

CANCER--EPIDEMIOLOGY/CANCER--USSR/ CANCER--U.S./CANCER--STATISTICS/ 

CANCER--REGISTR/ T N L 

S IQ / UHGS--CANCER/ , $MpKING AND HEALJH/ 

CANCER EPIDEDIIOLOGY IN THE USA & USSR 

RC 

261 Spon.nred by the National Gneer lonitute 

Un Naoonal L.nitWa of Heahh 

1980 

ond The Canar Reeearch Center 

4. Audemy of Medieal Srienon. USSR 

rrder the muplcre of The 23 May. 1972 USA-USSR Asrtemem 

for Cooperation in the Fieldr of 

Medieal Scfena and PubGe Heallh 

Amerieon F.ditnr^. DAVID L. LEVIN. M.D. 

U.S Bbl+w+t°tr^..... ..........o...,... .,_..• ^ N 

e....._ u..la, c...,:,.. 

Nat.onal Inwtuta eahh 

NATIONAL CANCER INSTITVTL EETNLSDA. MARYLAND SO20S 

A 0 0 tt 0 0 S 5 6 8 


/ 

ley 39E0

CANCER--ANIMALS/ ANIMALS--TUMORS/VETERINARY MEDICINE/ 

U. S. Publ. Health Serv., Natl. Inst. Health, 

NATIONAI CANCER INSTITUTE MONOGRAPH 54 

NOVEMBER 1980 

THE OCCURRENCE OF TUMORS IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS 


0.4`00.00 

SMOKING HABITS--U. S./ 

50269 9251 

z24o SMOKING PROGRAMS 

,98o FOR YOUTH 

U.S• Public Health Service, . ^ 

National Institutes of Health, 

- 


Bethesda, M 

^^+Lt^ e 

land 20205 ' , 

m0 2Sb^" ._ 

-- June 1980 

efoimertv U. US. M^..tment nf HeaHh. Fdn-•tinn anA WeH.n 


\

50269 9252 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK Ref. Z 1007 Un 1982 

U.S. Public Health Service,Natl. Inst. Hlth,, Natl. Lib. Med.. 

Bethesda, MD. 

LIST OF JOURNALS INDEXED IN INDEX MEDICUS, 1982. 

National Library of Medicine.8ethesda, MD.82.(IN i ENG.) 

ISN = 664 


50269 9253 

LUNGS--DISEASES/ SMQKING AND HEAI,TH/pSBESTOS/EMPHY$EMA/ASTHMA/ 

BRONCHITIS/ 

RC 

756 

Un 

1981 

REPORT OF TASK FORCE ON 

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES 

. STATE OF KNOWLEDGE 

• PROBLEMS 

• NEEDS 

Divlslon of Lung Diseases 

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 

U.S. NDilUMAN,SERVICfS- 

Publtc Health Service 

National Institutes of Health 


50269 9254 

80 VIII Re-81 

TOBACCO----WATER CONTENTj 

TOBACCO--FERMENT 

ATION 

, AcCEI^RATEOf 

"" 

S.P. RJR CIASS N0. PAMPHLET 80 VIII Re-81 s.p. 

Miyake, Y.; Katsuyama, N.jWj81V11M; Hikichi, Y.; Akiya, T.; Kavashima, 

N. 

STUDIES ON FORCED FERMENTATION OF TOBACCO LEAVES. III. EFFECT OF WATER 

CONTENT OF TOBACCO LEAP, TOBACCO MASS SCALE AND CIRCUTATING WIND VELOCITY ON AROMA 

AND TASTE OF FERMENTED TOBACCO LEAF. 

Uteunomiya Tab. Shikenjo Hokoku 17, 51-59 (1979) (in Japanese with 

English summary) 

. To search for the best condition of forced fermentation, those 

factora which water content of tobacco leaves, tobacco mass scale and 

circulating wind velocity in the ferment ion room were surveyed. The resulta 

obtai^d WrTasaolaovft . 40 tj' S 7 ' ^ .. 


, 50269 9255 

/cua.oz,«C 

I11t. 1978. Nnl Z!Y,•Uii:•+JiJJ:hli#'y%r^.l..cn ryift6iR• +rv^.o^};;2htft 

_ IX IE^1=1:17 G.' ••• •/ v fP,f3 i d'/ '6•N14h a! 15 

^ _ 

EFFECT OF 1fAL0(;ENIDE IONS ON/1'6R COMPLETE OXIDATIONS OFFCARifON MONOXIDE 

AND ETNYLF.*]E OVER SIIPPORTED3pALLADIIIM. Ry Now& 

:, ',^tA#11 41" r/^ lL_ ^/Zc.^ 

(1977 ffs 6 JI16 II ic Pr) i0 

' ®r 41. 119 {t-• • Uf Jl: )ri'• )J 7J ^,`fifi'• 

0' 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 714 


. •,Gk . ^5 

50269 9256 

210 

" .^ Nua Ifônc^cu nr•il dictionary in eight languages ... Editor: 

J. Nijdam. ltev. nnd expanded ed. of 1'he Iwrticnltural word 

list in seven laugunges. ,The lIag^ct Ministry of dgriculturo 

and Fisheries, Horticultural Pivisiou; world distribution: 

Interscienco Publishers; N ew York t1 tJG1t 

fU:v. 17ahu. 

7)4tcLrFnsIr1L.FYe9qhr rpinn, Aaalett. . dl^l :Sp. 1 h a d: 

L'xtlm - 

'$ t^ ^? ^n'^^ ;^ _ .,+? ^.. ^ ^ -^1. Hortt;ulfu!r-Uktlnnui!e^-PO^y3m(:' ^'.but^6 t^n6tia„i /)IC•'^ 

tleuaries-rMrsIo4 L Tn3e 

SB45\G7 G33.G3 

Llbrnry of Congress 


G1 19311

i 

50269 9257 

, • 

Bluthgen, A.;A1171VOCYPNiftilk Hamann, J.; Heeschen, W. 

(Institut Nyg. Bundesanstalt Milchforschung, Kie1, Get.) 

GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF NICOTINE IN ]LR AND 

L00D: 

*(Gaschromatographische Methode zur Sestimmung von NSkotin in Milch und'i 

Blut . )* 

Milchwissenschaft 33 (No. 3) 137_41 (1978) (in German with English absti 

LooAin^lur;^llcrnalis•eprodurlsnsxubsliluluslnrcnlniinated 

. hydrocarLnncsvhicharrfurhiJAenlortheu.seunlmmnnimafs•in- und The nwiRud wa. te,u,d in an ezperi,nent with four lactalil 

seclic iJes 

u l l ,l . ,nt nii g in are ol spreial 

interest. n thvrrlnre sremcn 

necossary tu drvelnp a Jeterminatiun inrn,nd tnr nro rcnrn,cly 

cows witn n rrgislrrod, comnmrcial preparation eonlaininy 0.07'1 

nicotine in an nlrrl suppnn. 

huynnnos•lesvhaJ ni^,ti f^1nem^hJu7 nhcrl't •rbufrulcduparasp 

It,. rcuJls s,n.- that rne appyicalwn nl 5n In 225 n,fl sdrnnrI 

prrnniroalro.l;:,o.a5mg;kgho1ywei^hqcmisosresid6csl„mi 

k•s. c 

uptn0.OB5niprl. 

\¢ilh Ihr iur11 ud descibrd the1milk ul the braleJ animal is de- These resuns indicate tnnl insecliciJes of plant oi it, in are in 

Inura the pnn.an is pmcipuadea iv1n, TG\ nnd..û^•r uddinq c,n- withoul lood hygienic risk. It must howeecr• be empliusired Ih 

slio solnliw,. the supun.,ranl It vr,Jed with nqpmir sdvum. An 

Ie,mrdiala c.inupsrilndilul„1 le 

hyJncltInrLL^ , ar id. hnnsh•nJ inr 

Inc r,imunc iino u,r hyJnq,l,iuc pnasc. ,en,os•es nu• in p.,rt or 

the trial svns not npproprialc to demonclrale the specilir phmm 

co-klnelics Iresnrphon, dislribulinn and eliminnlinn hun, if.. C 

ganisml , as the active suostance for reasons of depot ulfect 

êu-estractcd interlesing suLslances. Ahers.vrds the nicnhne Is 

;nanfonnesl into a hee b-, c•>Iracted with orgnnic xohrnt and 

tdclerr0incd byJlauh,omato0ruphy, thin•laycr chwuiatopraphy 

masked by a su ppon dillicult lu nttack. 


I 

82 II Se BENZO(A)PYRENE/. 

SPECIES VAAIAaCE IN THE TLETABJLIC ACTIVATIOY OF'b 

50269 9258 

HYDROCARBONS* 

Running Title: Netabolic Activation of olycyclic Careinogens 

James R. Selkirk, Tlichael C. NacLeod, Cynthia J. Noore, Betty K. Hsnsfield, 

Ja_ea K. Selkirk 

Senior Authoi'' 

Biology Dlvision and The University of Tcuneseee-0ak Ridge Graduate School 

4A gareelA SOanoZe,JrOaV R1(ge Netlonal Ia6oratory, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 

i • ,•^. ^ . . . -;^^^ ^. -: .^.,^. .. ^. ... j ^ .., ._ ., 


i 50269 9259 

AIR--POLLUTION--HEALTH EFFECT/ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH / 

GUIDELINES FOR CONSTRUCFING AND 

MAINTAINING A LESS POLLUTED RESIDENCE 

Edited by 

GUY O. PFEIFFER, M.D. 

LinA Chnir 

M.leoon. II[inal 

With a Forcmord by 

A.CF Richird 412da2rncsa, M.B.. B.S.D.P.nf 

H•[Ih £rolo`y syurmr Co. 

n -rRr 

Gw. Nrw Menro 

ft^nir•I F.rology Rnra.rh ['nê 

Rw11qftuRrni.l.... 

CHAtLE3 Tt,jO^ AS • PC6LISHER 

0 0 8PhIAM • rab nG • U.S.A. 


. . . . . - ^ . ^• - ^ 

CAE`SISTPY 502 

ORCAVIC--REACTI09 AICI *^ ^ 69 9260 

^ . . ]ANIS , . 1^/ FUP.ANS/ Dokl. Akad. Navk.SSSR Chem.(7)1592-6(1969) 

tIOMOLYTIC ALDYLATION OF HONOFUNCTIONAL DERIVATIVES OF TE'LRNIYDROFUANRY 

IIL Gl UNSATURATED COHPOUNDS. V.C. CLUfOtOV1'SEV; S.S.SPERTOR AND`-.,tLt^' ..NIKISliAbt 

.tit /P.sa,:,.;^' ^ î'f6.t1-lj •Ma.:^. 4n:ô^we.Ccd â+_c(^.zfil^..n'tii..li•. _. . 

c{!ccr' 

^J•Gy3)`îtvi^ 

'' ê^ CJÔ Gwr^ pH .rt /La.W ^ a+/ ^ .. . 

_ . iMx(.GS.L.,.i rywt M .^vJ^^.n/.O.^yT/Ci^/ Â.^/a.T..'cw7^fi^^--• _ . 

.. (_^ti 4lwr ^C..^.f.e'L.4î/ T^•v .L..nrt.z.•wce.^,-. 

^... 

A 

7 A•t/v'^'ô^"^3' S.c' "'•'^'"^N'^fC - 

/G ^v Jt 

J+`r^[ctccZ,î^ wvulc.w a. cf PiS.otsw,.^ _ 

•^ .^d u Cx,,,^„L,•n•,i c^ 2-Can.bm^/!.cc;__ 

. ^tL+4Fk^^na"^waw^ ,^,

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, , : . . ..... :.. ....... ..:.__ il- 

).i.l 

.+.N. 

Gi' PCnT.7.NF...':D 1'PS COi.S'ilUiillS . " 50269 9261 •• 

Bya I:orL:kcva, A. I,; i:. Ta, 27.KUrshunov, andT. E. S:or:-tkd 

Gaucl:a. TruSy Cos. l.ed. Inst. 98, ?-4- (1970) 

The increased dea.ano for refrige.r.ants promoted the synthesis of new 

cooli.n.g a.gents c-nnsisting of compounds of high wolecular weight which do not 

. . 

freeze at low tc:,pcratures, arc not corrosive to the aquip:nsnt and have a 

law toxicity. The fluorine and chlorine compounds of the aliphatic hydro- ." 

carbons gossoss such properties. The synthesis of these compounds cerved as 

a stiiaulus for fuzther du,elopuent of the chcmistry of fluorovrgauic compounds. 

' . . 

The :ap.ddevelopce:it of the n':c7ear iuriustryirequired materiale which 

are resistsnt toseverr, reactions, nicroorgonis,ri oxidatiân Ogents and low and 

• . ` : 

i,i.rcbJ.F . or,,,•:n •... 

- s,.Trra, . - . ` n . 

. 

Atie:aa.i 3.*4V;r s,w tw^v^-'.r..^.^w.^,-#,x^....._.."''^.., 

°^ . ^ ^ 

. . ' : 

. 

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. . .. . 

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0 4`0 0 0 0 0 S 5 8 0 


50269 9262 

I 

IX Re -77 

Kosm. Bi AviaY.osm. Ned. 10, No.6, 62-66(1976) 

S.P2 , ^ . 

TBE CONTENT OP ARBOXYRY.T!OCLORIN IN THE BLOOD AND CAR90N M0N0XIDE IN 

THE EXNALED AIR AS RELATED TO THE CARBnN MONOXTDE COHCENTRATION IN 

THE CNAAIDER ATMOSPDERE. By V. P. 'Savina, N. L. Sokolov andE:XhNik1tAV► 


/ 

a 

1

T NlK.tin, W. z:-- 

TNE CBEMISf0.Y OF CEtLULO3@ AND WOOD 

1966 C4Y Paaecs 

Sarea.l Progrem 4or seientiftc teanalnti0ns 

^7arus9)em 

Q 


1 

50269 9264 

xv 

;.'-'...:--,........_...... 

By Nikitakll Botanical.Garden--Blbliography, 

BYULLP.TEN GOS. NIKITSKII OPITNII BOTANICHESKII 

SAD. 

(List of Publlcatione by the Ntkitskii Botanical 

Carden for the Period 1890-1929.) 

Photostat from: Spisok izdanii Coa. Nikitak6v 

Bot. Sad. 2, 33-38 (1929) 


. ' ^ 50269 9265 

All-Ualon Scienttftc-Research Institute of Medicinal Plants. Moscow. Trxslated from Khimtko- - 

Fermatsevtlcheskii Zhumal, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 75-80, February, 1976, Original article submitted Septem- 

ber 25, 1975. ' 

CULTIVATiON OF GEIthIANS(CAMOTIILE IN 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

dflaw"I'aUM-11WAIS MEDICINAL PLANTS UDC 833,883: $82,998.2 

76 TT Re-78 

German camomile Is one of the most important medicinal crops I. Czechoslovakla. The yearly volume 

of procurement (about 400 ton) is ensured through a cultivated crop and only a small portion (about 

10-12%) is covered by the gathering of wild plants. 

• German camomile is used In medical practice in Czechoslovakfa In the most diverse uppearances 

(infusions, camomile water, ltquid and viscous extracts, camomile oil, ctbanolio camomile solutions, syrups, 

and tinctures) and forms (pills, tablets, suppositories, teas) and also is pnekaged as tndividual plant parts, 

It is widely used in cosmetics in preparations for rubs, baths, and shampoos. In addition camomile is used 

In the manufacture of soap, various creams, ointments; and also in perfumery and in liqueur-wtne pro- 

ductlon. 

1. 

The harvested camomile flowers aro divided into four classes (grades) in Czechoslovaklay see Table 

-. . .. , . . 

' 

The camomile herb is also procured in addition to the racemes. The standard calls for two grades: 

the abovcarood (^pwotn^r I^n 6 th6plqT wAfcht cut at a height net less thaa 20 cm from the top 


L

NICOTINE--DERIVATIVES/ 

l 50269 9266 

78 XII De-78 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 78 X11 De=78 

Dczelic, M.; '. ih Popovdc, R. 

^ (Univ. cyarajevo, Chem. Inst.,Dep. Natural Mathematics, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia 

DETEI:M)^:ATION OF THE CONPOSITION AND THE }fOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF SOME SALTS 

OR i'1ETEROCYCLIC$ASES FROM THE W SPECTRA. 

*(Odredivanje sastava i molekul*kih tezina nekih soli heterociklicnih baza 

na osnovu uv-spektara.)* 

Galasnik Hemicara Tehnoloca BiH, Sarajevo 13/14, 27-36 (1964-65) 

(in Serbo-Croatain - complete English translation avai)able.) 

*Keywords:* nicotine. i ___. . ..._.._. ___.._.__ 

- 

;_ Some-salts of heterocyclic bases ofAiicotine, pyridine 

ànd N-methylpyrrolidine have been subjected to a spectroscopic 

study. The results of these tests may serve for the determination 

of the molecular ratio of the components (base-acid) 

and molecular Weights, on the basis of the extinction values 

of the characteristic absorption maxima of the acid components. 


50269 9267 

NICOTINR--SALTS/ 

6pMxorhlmka Aata, lOEr, yp. I119 to M. r'exra,oop kxev I,IiL Pr1u1N lu \mtM1Crn rxel od 

NOTiCE This mntoAal may ba InotectoW by CopyTlg6t Law(TlUo E7 U.S. Co+fo), 

?A,-XII De , . JJ0ter1rilTtatloll or Structtlre llr some S81ts 0.( nicotiac, 

pyridino and N-metllylpyrrolidiue on the basi; of 

their infra-red spectra 

M. DriEtcc and^_^c . .. 

Ilsstituto of Chcmistry•, IIniversity of Snrojovq >ugostovia 

(Reoeie! 2G lfny I9G6) . . ' 

Atwlrnct-Some orystellinc snlts of nicotinq pyridino and N-rnelhylpyn-tidino with orSnnic 

neida were 1:)Tlthee1Led uucl thoir composition nns delcrmincd by meuns of tnirro-nn>lysis. 

17mir e(rnemue nnd tho typo of thcir c].emicil buud lrns dorerminod by obecrvine thoir infio-rod 

specln.... ,. . . . ,. . . 

Tus aror.r:cvtn of nicotinc hsvino t\vo hctclvcyclio co.npoacnts, nrtx ns a ditoltiaq 

baso, and (IiYes salts of Oil)'el'ellt 111Ulee11l6r colll)1o'nltl0lL .A)13 8t1V11gL•r LaFic controncnt 

of tho nicotino rnolcclda is the .l'-lnol6ylp-•r:,iidino nuclcov- 'lid^ can Lt^ 

^ntQ^dc^frc^t tô^tlâo^rptioli conshults of nicotino, pytiaint: anli•-*;-ntr^lt^•)pyr. 

rolir(ino (nicdino $t == 7 X 10-r, jit == 1-4 K 10-11 (1], pyridine l: :- 2-4 x 10 

[3). N-nlelhv]p}Trolidino K- 1•5 x 10-1 [7]). For this nr:^:on \\v cokaidcrrd that, 


^

-e. -^ 

50269 9268 

•c.fWiltvcu.r.' ..:i^?- ._ ^C

50269 9269 

.^...__,.__ ^.._....,_ _^.;^.__.._.r._,._........,.,,,.^.,......_. 

,: Y lko b l e j r 8r!'^ci! cE^... 

Dozcl.ic} IR. 

0 ffM;IH CmIl'LEKStSIH SPOJ^JLtA NI::OTIi+tG I 

1iJiE0-dC:1 IH8r•;TiciîC5 F`JSL':1'£7,._ 

^Ccpno} -emplcz asl..x of rtc:- s .aq 

organte 3aYeo of aioottne 6x' 

s` iyrewtYci$m1 feha+) k; 

A_ }..lnlin 

^ .. 

Glawnik Uecicaca Tohcol. Drana 1:ct•cegov4ho 


50269 9270 

78-XII De-78 NICOTINE--SALTS/ RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 XII De-78 

Dezelic, M., 

(Univ. Sarajevo, Chem. Inst., Naturwissenschaftiche Fak., Sarajevo, 

Yugoslavia) NICOTINE COMPOUNDS WITH ARO*]ATIC ACIDS. PART. II. 

*(Spojevi Nikotina S Aromatskim Riselinama. II sanopcenje.)* 

Clasnik Drustva Hemicara NRBiH, Sarajevo 10, p. 55-62 (1971) 

(in Serbo-Croatain - complete.EnRlish translation available.)*. 

*Note dateWe preparedthe derivatives of nicotine with eromatie acide 

which contain in their co-•position, besides carboayl,groups, 

hydroxyl, nitro, sulfo, and anSno groups, for the purpose of con- 

^firaing the effect of the above-mentioned groups on the formation 

^ of crystallized nicotine complex compounds. We found that nico- 

,t1ne with the molecules of acids forms crystal com{ilexes under 

' quite specific conditions. We noted that monocarboxyl4c aromatie 

'acids with nicotine do not readilv fit into the r xr.l iarrtre_ 

^ but vhen there are two carboxyl groups in the ortho p osition , 

crystallizetion will occur. Nicotine compounds will also crystal- 

^ 1ize when, besides the carboxyl group , there is a nhenolic OH 

gropîn the"ortho position. Nicotine compounds crystallize espe- 

^cially easily vith azomatic nitro and sulfo acids and phenols. 


50269 9271 

TOBACCO--LHAD/ 

72 VI Re- 73 ._70RACC0--POLOAIHM-21d/ TOSACCO--RA9IOAL'TItiSTYf/''^ 

s . P . 

PJR Ci.t.SS NO. P.4:P â (LET 

alcn :'fi.?.)s 

LE,\D 710 r'u'A POiA:'IL'9 IN T0IAC17OS. 

Ci3. âa. 37 fao. G) 81-&1^ (1!a72)(In a,..s:an) 

*F:c-rd;:• l.c^c:,210, cnrrd, cnnstitr^nt; 

Pnloalnn-210, cvrcd, conctltuent. 


TOBACCO--CURINC '-RUSSIA/LTIIYLENE/ 

50269 9272 

77 VII Ra RJR CLASS NO. PA.*iPHLET 77 VII Ra 

Rakitin, Y. V.; Tonarovskit, P. F.; Hikhailova, T. P.i îkoli$7t8qd^^LiYf'^ 

(Kr.A. Tiniryazev Inst. Plant Physiol., Acad. Sc!. USSR, Moscow; 

Alma-Ata Tobacco Sovkhoz, Alna-Ata, Kazakh SSR; A11-Union Sci:^'Res. Inst. Tobacco 

Aztec Tobacco, Krasnodar) 

ACCELERATION OF THE PROCESS OF CURING OF TOBACCO LEAVES WITH THE AID OF 

ETHYLENE. ' - - 

Sov. Plant Physlol. 23 (No. 5) 905-9 (1976) (in English) 

*Keywords:* ethylene, tobacco, additive. 

It Is demonstrated that eth}dene powerfully activates vital processes Intobacco leaves and can 

therefore be used as a highly effecLive agent forstimulalion of the curing process, which Is an 


TOBACCO--SWITZERLAND/CIGARETTES--TAR & NICOTINE/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 

Stiftung fuer Konsumerotenechuts -,... . . 

, 

. . 

. . . 

". _. . -..-. NICOTINE AND-'TAR'OF CIGARETTES , SOLD . IN SWITZERLAND . DURING MARCH 1981 

DETERMINED BY SWISS CONSUMERS ORCANIZATION.", 

s(1{11tS^TH^tlN^begSfEs^3,â q^ôc^},âigÛntgrechcd:'• 

Fondation pour Is Protection des Conso®ateure, Bern, Switz. FPC Teat, p. 

13-15 (Apr. 1981) (in Cerman and French)... .. 

Vi a%eyvords:* nicotine,enoke, con,tltuent;'_ 

tar, smoke, constituent. . 

Includes table listing 55 Swiss sold cigarette brands In 

:alphabetical order by brand name, In addition to 'tar' and nicotine, also 

gives manufacturer and price per pack. The Sviss brganizatlon has been 

publleh ag such data for about 12 years. . The article is antl-emoking and 

`^t•^ ^ demandsha® 161a(0itf6nQo Otatl aÔd ^cd2ine, ^CO and NO should also be 


. . . 

. 

. . . 

. 

50269 9274 • 

. _ , 

.LC Sv,-76'-.- 

_ . . . ...:. _r. .__ ... ..: .. .. . .. _ _. 

nrn ^ a nv. rmcni,ca . in avl-io 

Svenska Tobaksbranschforeningen, Ilygieniska Instutionen, Karolinska 

Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden 

NICOTINE AND TAR IN CICARETTE SMOKE. - Table. . ^ 

. **iNikotia-,och+[)ereiigaraGarok,l* . . 6a-", 19^^ ^^w7^. •.y. 

^' Svenska Tobaks AN., Varuinformation 1976 (Iln._11 4 p. (Jan.-Apr. 1976) 

14.. Svedishl . . ... . - t^ -. . . - -. 

Data on R. J. Reynolds and other American brandsincluded. 

*Keywords:*.nicotine, smoke, constituent; .. 

• ^ . ., , ......^. . • . . 


/

%a 

50269 9275 

. . . 

. 

. 

- 

IX Sv -76 

1S p 1 

• '^* ` RJR CLASS NO. PAt^ffHLET IX SVI-76 s.p. ' 

Svenska Tobaksbranschforeningen.llyEicniska Instutionen, Karolinska 

,Ynstitutetl Stockholm, Swed. . . .- , . •'. • 

^. 

. 

NICOTINE AND TAR IN CIC I^_$.ÔKE. - Table .•. 

^^'^`{ôkl• 

Svenska Tobaks AB, Varulnformatlon 1976 (No. 2 4 p. (May-Aug. 1976) 

} (in Swedish) • 

.Data on R.J. Reynolds and other American brands included. 

nuyoa - coune^ smoKe, conscicuenrp 

tar. smoke. constituent. 


• i 50269 9276 

D. %eytcoP• i5 1/0•'73 (/i^7 

THE SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF CHRONIC POISONING WITS 

OXIDi;S OF NITROGEN' 

N. A. VICDonTFCi1rR, H. C. ANDREEVA, I. Z. ICIATDBSEVITSC$, • 

MA&t4Jxv1J" L.M. I7nuM[NA AND Y. A. aS'rnrTEn 

The lnnlilule ef IfyOienn of Le6nr and Tnduetriul Dlreaeer, Leniapred 

Iils literature dealing with the 

êffect produced by oxides of nitrogen 

on the human organism is 

fairly large, and yet the vast majority 

of the literary sources available refer 

to ncutc poisonings, While the matcrinl 

which treats the subject of the lasting 

action of small concentrations is very 

scanty. 

4 /^Th pr cnt inv sti^^tion was an 

altrn^t 

têv^1 tl syWlpt.C 

tQ 

' i in o.0 

cupations they were exposed to nitrogen 

oxides. The NO, coneentration 

was very low; in only a few ca,ses was 

it slightly above 0.005 mgm, p. L. 

which is considered ns harmloss. In 

the large majority of cases we failed 

to find any other injurious gases in the 

air to which our subjects were exposed. 

The period of their .cork with oxides 

of nitrogen varied from 3 to 5 years. 

A method of collecting the material 

Imdbecnvey thoroug T 1 ily worked out. 


^ ..

50269 9277 

SMOKINC AND IIEALTN/TOBACCO-SMOKE-POLONIUM-210/ 

TOBACCO--ANALYSIS/ POLONIIIM-210--TORACCO/ 

77 VI SL ,. .. RJR CLASS NO. PAMPIILET :-- -:.'.:.^..:•_„rs 

, .. 

Singht D. R.; dl-311&0YW2a* .....' . -. :. 

-`^,`/'.^.^l-t...-_. 

(Bhabha Atomic Res. Cent., Div. Radiol. Prot.,.Tiombays Bombay, Indla) 

HEASUREMENT OF POLONIUM ACTIVITY IN INDIAN TOBACCO. 

Health Phys. 31 (No. 4) 393-4'(1976) (in English).-• 

.*Keywordsi* polonium-210a cured, constituent. _ - ' - _ 

Txa ssvor of polonium-210 cuntent of tobacco 1; m normally cured and aged for 1-2 yr atter harvest^ 

. 

has recently assumed im ortance because of higher 

, incidence of Iung cancer pobserved 

among smoken. 

• Many scientists have tried to explain the role of 

pobnium-210 in tobacco in the epidcmiologiral 

invcsti gation 

of cancer (Rx64; 13168) . 

The presence of lead-210 and poloniam-210 in 

tobacco arises from the decay of radon in the 

I atrnosphue, Within 2yr (about 6 half-lives of 

polonium-210), polonium 210 ui" be in secular 

wbbrium with its arent lead-210. Since tobaceo 

before marketing, secular equilibrium of polonium- 

^ 210 with Icad-210 would be attained before the 

some is used. Polonium-210 melu at 500°C, which 

is well below the temperature of the burning end of 

a pu0ed cigarette (720°C). Thus the polonium-210 

content of cigarette tobacco volatilises and enters 

the lung with the smoke. To assess the probable 

) induction of lung anccr due to polonium-210 in 

Indian tobacco, we have analysed typical Indianl 

tobacco roducts. 

_:^s.:..--^.- ... .. 

0 4 a : 0 ' o o S s 9 6 ^^ 

------ _._.__- ^-__ ---- 


F lorids 

-- aY5 - 50269 9z711e J 

IX yeY-C-*0-74 Ctrttss Ind, 54(8)6-8 (1973) Heek for A. Joh^Tn,. Yk; . 3 

CdBADIAN NAMT FOR PROCESSED CITRUS PRODVCTS_- FOREIGN lfARKETS. 

By 3A.^1. '^Î'f.LFS AND CHAP.LIE W. CHERN 

V,k 3 

trends in consumption of processed taining the U. S. market share. 

citrus in Canada and comments on Much of the expansion of the marthe 

obse+ved quantitetive change ket has been absorbed by Brazi), 

for The me;or products. Data for the which has increased its imperts to 

analysis were provlded by the Canada an average of 12% per 

Ecoromic Research Department, year over the period, reaching 8,4 

Florida Department oi Citrus, million galfons in 1972. Brazil new 

controls approximately 25% of the 

market. 

exxrters of processed 

citrus pn:durJS now face an 

ineeasir.3 eenoetiion for 

marketirg the;r praducts in Canada. 

Cefpenrg suzplien such as 

Brazil and Mexico have an rapidly 

incroasirq their exports of 

cimts products to Canada, absorbirg 

much of tê ex* *ansius of the 

market. The fa.lure of Florida to 

rnaintain its market share has serious 

romiBcaticis to the Florida citrus 

grower sinx over half of Florida 

expo7ts of processed citrus go 

to Canads. Fifrv-six car cent of the 

U. S. exports (orimaaly Florida) of 

fronen concent.ated orange juice, 

59 per cent of csnned single 

strength orange juice and 72 per 

e!n t ef^ca^r 

` by 

JAMES A. NILES 

and 

CHARLIE W. CHERN• 


)mports from other countries 

coottbined (primarily Mexico, Israel, 

South Africa, Jamaica, British Hondures, 

Trinidad, and Australia) 

show a slight downward trend 

since 1968. AII of the countries 

liated except Mexico and Israe) anor 

duty free treatment under ihe 

Commonwealth preferential tariff 

i=he.me,^^..ruw....-.«-; --•.•-'- ..

Leve^.tha1, Hoaard 

A FIELU ERPERIMENT OF FEAR A80USA:. 

WITH DATA ON THE VALIDITY OF QDE5:30EtdAI^: 

MEASIIRES. By H^ -rard Leventhal and 

Patricia Niles. 


-°... . _ _ . 

. - ^ 50269 9280. 

TOBACCO--IIISTOBY/ 

/TOBACCO--REVIEN/PIPE-S!!OKINC/ 

TOBACCO--RIBLIOC:,APIrY/BIBLIOORAPNY--TOP,ACCO/SNUF'F/CICARS/ 

RE.F 

TS 

2240 

Ar TOBACCO 

. 

. 

5 VOLUMES: 

Its History Illustrated by 

' ' 

The Books, Manuscripts and Engravings 

VOL. I 

VOL. II 

VOL. lII 

VOL. IV 

VOL. V 

-1507--1615 fJ1937 

In the Librmy of 

-167 5--1698 r+ J 1938 

-1698--1783 Fi 1941 

GEO1tGE 1ARI;NTS, JR 

-1784-- 194 2 ^1943 

- INDF.X - 01952 

By ONEMINIAM TOOETHER \YITN AN IVTRODUCTORY ESSAT 

• 

A GLOSBARY AAD BIBLIOGRAI'HIC HOTEB 

._ . .. _ . . , _ __ . _. . , .. By JEROME L+^ BROOKS 

NEW YORK:THE ROSENBACH COMPANY 

ABOVE VOLUMES ARE KEPT IN M. TIDALEN'S OFFICE. 

0-4-A-0---0-0 0 5 5 9 ,9 . ^ ^ 


50269 9281 

LASER INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY/INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY/ 

CHEMISTRYt ANALYTIC--INSTRUMENTS/ 

Reprinred from ACS Srmry-,^m Srnw. Vo x5 

NEW APPLICATIONS 01' I.ASERS TO C{IISIISfRY 

Gary M Ibefqe. tdins 

2 

Copyrighr 197R by the Amcrican Chsmiexl S,«:iay 

Reprinted by pcrmissiun of the capynghr ..net 

Applications of Tunablc-Diode-Lascr IR Spcctroscopy to 

Chcfnicd An:dvsis 

J. F. BUTI.EIi,>q^ A. W. 31AtiT4 and N. S. ENC 

laser Anal)4(a, Inc., 33 ifarhvell Ave., Lextngton, >IA 02173 

Tunable diode laser spectroscopy has become a widely used 

and important tectnique for ultra-high resolution infrared measurements 

(1). A resolution in the order of 30-4 cm 1 makes it 

possible, for examole, to study fully r esolved lineshapes of 

Doppler broadened lines of low pressure molecular 4 ses. such 

neasurements, whi:h can be made rapidly and easily with a tunabl< 

Qiodelaser spectrnm-^-r, r irtually impossible by other techniques. 

Tunable diode lasers are also being used in sereitive 

air pollution monitors in both point (2) and long-pathconfigura- 

ê:^^^..^^ tions (3)• ^. ' - 

t110Q005b.Q'_ 


!

{ 50269 9282 

80 II I gu ' Reprinted from ArrlaFf) orTlcs, vol. I5, page 1Gfi3; .(Suly 1076 

Copyright 1976 by the Optical Socicty of America and rrprinted by permission of the copyright owner. 

_ . 

Long-path monitoring:' advanced Instrumentalion and operate cw nt temperatures as high as 100 K. Signifr- 

with a tunable diodei'aser 

cantly, these lasers produce rndiation in the important 8- 

12-pm atmospheric window; and if liquid nitrogen is used to 

E. D. Hinkley, R. T. Ku,lN111111111111iqand J. F. Butler 

achieve operating temperature in a simpler (77 10 system. 

if. D. Hinklcy and if. T. Xu are with MIT Lincoln Laboratory, 

Lexington, Massachusetts 02173; the other authors 

are with laser Analytica, Inc., Lexington, Massachusetts 

02173. 

Received 29 March 1976. 

Sponsored by J. S. Garing, Air Force Gcophysics Laboratory 

Long-path monitoring of atmospheric carbon monoxide 

with high sensitivity and speed has recently been demonatratedusingatunabk:diodelasersystem.ryThisCommunication 

describes significant progress in improving the 

multipoilutant capability and operating simplicity of that 

tuning over 100 cm t is still possible by varying the diodocvrrent 

Figure I illustrates temperature tuning of a diode laser 

fabricated by this new method, with nominal frequencies fnr 

monitoring several pollutant gases indicated. It is apparem 

that strong absorption lines o:' many important gases fnl: 

within the over-all tuning rnnge nP this laser; and it is wonh 

noting that, with regard to long-path mnnitoring, alnrospberi. 

transmission over a 10km sea level path is typicnlly greater 

than 5096 throughout the 8.7-12-t,m region,' making this at. 

ideal spectral range for atmospheric bng-path monitoring. 

monitnring technique. The improved capabilities result from 

integmCrng a newly developed, widely tunable diode laser with 

e variable temperature, stabilized, closed cycle refrigeratnr. 

With this single source is is possible to monitor any air pollulant 

whose absorption lines fall within bands of continuous 

tunability of the laser in the 9-12-prit region. The instrument 

may also be used to measure high resolution (Doppler-limited) 

ir spectra for line strength calibration and identi6cation of 

potential interferences. We illustrate its use for this purpose 

endestyqatet/^berryQnitopngsgnsitîtyfvorsêralb p^ ni 

U ` U ll 

., 

. ,hV 


^ 

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k 


50269 9284 

Scand j Work Environ health 7(1981) 31-37 

III Me9 -81 ENZO(a)PYRENE/ 

S. . 

Chanaes In rat liver _microsomal cytochrome 

P-450 and enzyt))atic act'vities fter the 

inhalation of nÎSexar^ e, lene, êthyl 

ethyl 

ketone and methylghloroform 

for four weeks 

TOFTGARD R, NIISEN OG, GUSTAFSSON J-A. Changes In rat liver microsomal cyto 

chrome P-450 and enzymblie aellv)tiea after the lnhalation of n-hexane, xylene, methy 

ethyl ketone and methylchloroform for feur weeks. Seand / toork enoiron health 7 (1981 

31-37. Groups of Sprague-Dawley rats were exposed, by inhalation, to n-hexant 

(900 ppm, 3,240 mg/mr), xylene (600 ppm, 2,825 mg/m3), methy] ethyl ketone (LODppm 

2,345 mg/mr) and methylehloroform t800 ppm, 4,943 mL)ma) for tour weeks. Increata 

liver weighta and liver to body weight ratios were obaerved for all the solvents eaeer. 

n-hexane. Antncreased in vitro formation of eertain metabolites of all the Investigated 

cubatrales was found only I. the rats exposed to xylene. The In vitro mterusoma: 

etabuli qt of bip eqvJ^ benzu(a)py+ene, 4-androslene-3,17-dione and Sn-androshna 

^,(^t^-Îjo] 1^ aÎn9yon w)eh aodium dodecyl sulfate-pulyaerylamide gel electro• 

phoresta showed that n-bexane wes without effeet on rat liver tnicrosomal cytochromt 

P-450 and that methyl ethyl ketone and methylchlorotorm depressed the formation al 

iwrome(abnlites of ^••{-"(rn.Ji or, h 1 dN - ^-- 


qcT ^^^ ^(sl)^$ $^ ( l9e°I) 

. U. Ublt: 1C. Aarsta f^^'JIt1Slt,(DepartMent of Phamia- 

'tbTOgy a d ox co ogy. c o0 of e ic ne, Un versity of Trondheim. 

Norway)FÎNMALATION CHAMBERS IN TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENT;/. 

The route of entry is an important factor with regard to toxicity and if 

we want tonvestigate ifffilh 

eects o chemcas in te atmosphere there isno 

goad substitute model for inhalation. The best available systen^ is prob-, 

ably a dynamic system where the agent in question is conttnuously introduced 

into an inhalatlon chamber by a constant air stream. Our four 

tnhalatton chambers are constructed in stainless steel with glass walls.. 

These materials are inert to most chemicals, are easily cleaned, and the 

animals can be observed durl exposure. All chambers are separately 

ventillated and the air flor^filtered air) can be regulated with valves. 

^ The volume of each chambet is 0.75 0 and they are at present used in 

exposure of volatile compounds such as organic solvents. Vapour is generated 

by heating theactual solvent and is then tntroduced into the main 

dr {low at the top of the chamber. Gas chromatograph septun holders are 

mounted on the conical top of the chambers and air samples can be taken 

- 

for quantitative analyzes bygas chromatography. A steady state concen- 

' ^ tration of solvents Is achieved within 45 min with an airflow of 4500 

1/hr.s Ahlfdil te vouae o expose i anmassets lh 1 tanYfhb o te chamer 

volume, no accumolatton of.NNj or eleration of temperature or humidity 

have ^( been observed. . . ,. . 

0 4 0 0'ITe hhitQs ^11t`R4p 0^ 0 S4. ts.from the Norwegian Research Council for 

Science and the Nunanities. s .._ .. __._-._. __._.. _ ^ . 


50269 9286 

73 X F. TOBACCO--SHOKING--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT/ 

_......._.__..__._..^_.-....,......r_-..__.._.^__w.._J....._....J..,Y...._ - - ._......r,...a.^ 

RJP, CLP.SS O. PA7FHLET 73 X Pe 

Pexsson, G.; TSi4sw1►.A+yN.4 

*(no 

PLETHYS?:OC?.APHIC 0355H\'ATI03S AND SY•OKI::G IIA9ITS IN DIABETIC B'EN. 

Diabetolosia R, (Zcn '5) 365-66 (1972) (ir. English) , 


I

sNtibeowpAsmomr 

72 X Ni SMOKINO HAi3i43--i 'SJNALIT?/ 

TOEACCC--3MORIN1--ri$?ONALZTY/ 

I 

50269 9287 

R1R CL.4SS NO. PLCe'HLET 72 X M ^- 

:Iils nn, A.; TitLiin„ L. 

(Lun3 Univ., !.nnd,SMeJ.) 

PER;4T;,LITY Gi?.:':i,AI'P.S RF SSJ64BS WITH DIFFERIVG CO`7SL'?TTIOM OF 

P.pchol.. Res. N•^?1. 12 (.So. 1) 1-12 (1972) (in English) 

.'.-.--.t,•-•--^-_ . 

0`40000056- 06 


^ 50269 9288 

Vol. so(B^ 

53^ 

r.+u rnn+MlGa •N d GI 6rGt I. 15 p•r 

la wEJ•[t A-L NptN. •N 9 

Slps5pql. . ; IYÎ.rnlty D9 IM1, 

ISnt. S.te.n ° 

tn tmt DÎDt stNy ncofnulon tnrc+Mea+ ten 

eeurdiu,r ror 4e.e •N, •+ • contnl, ror Git). 

.•N eato Gtte. rrcnnnc•+ ror s..n wG 

n a.eer.aN sn to.e pr tM weJacts. 

ine +.eêcu Is.l n n peno.., uê ou. 

1: p, s^ vlqin..M q 16 e 61°iG nl9e 

tMrtra^ 9^.DS wnntl^Sr/D•^9^ F^•rp. 1 aN 26.f pf5 1. (e: 

19-JY1 r•spectlr•lp. 

14ccsn^tton tnnfMlp+ wn a•Grda! 9nr wtuor 

c^N.n+n sNl^..morG•, clo-G .cla •N 

uE Ninn: nce ^r^ ie f tim+.M nnpM iru - 

1.91 G 51.] Nyl. O.f-15.9, o.06y.99 •N O.OOpIf 

-0001e nsqctlrelp. 

I•f.I1vuN•GCMlque ws u+N. 10 NI 0 . wlutlen 

w• GneG tn elein 9G+s pe•Yen^ letww 

. 

. 

J•IOnIfN +t•rn3Mic^ alwt+tasN n1e1^n1 . ' 

Ill .G tplut5om •N eGnY+ Inn Dr•+•ntN G 

nNa aMx •N In IMrNtlnp cOncmtntiont. 

u+l.q • nnllrlN +etnN DI Ilelt. 

In tM M•r•renc• G+t 9DUr t0l.tront M+usnw 

..15. ]0, .6p •M 1.SO N] r pntentN nMal) 

N 9M le 5+ rno p•rlerrA Nls Gst wn NtN 

w INIUG W pret•rM +01utGn. 

e dwiric•nt unemrt In tnnsrota r•tws eNtM 

lw c.ri•t pnGlenc• 9nuy+ couta nt M 

9ouN ror •ny p9 tN• Iwr G+te µ•I ItIH. TM pn• 

^ rermc• G.t +IwN ne alrr•nnc•s uGe•n prouq 

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r•G•a •N pnGnncN rar wcn+• cwl^ M 

Nnewn•a. 

04000005607 

B176 LR883 P 1257 

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1257

50269 9289 

Cherooupncre No. 7, Pp 443 - 440, 1977. 1lrcanon Prneo. Prlntcd Ln Oruat Brltatn. 

pHEN4i.S--CHR0MAT0GRApHIC ANALYSIS/AIR--pOLLUTION--ANALYSIS/ 

78 III Le 

CHROMATOCRAPHIC DET[RMIIIATION CF POLYCHLDRIriATED PHENOLS, 

PHENORYPIIEIIOLS, DIOCNZOFURANS AND DIBEN20DIOyINS 

IN WOOD-DUST FROM NORRER ENVIRONMENTS 

dan-Olof Levin and M"Wr"M 

National Board of Occupational Safety and Health, 

Department of OCcupational Health at Umel 

Chemical Division, 5-901 85 Umel, Sweden 

(Received in UY 20 Juno 19771 aoeaptod for puLltoation 23 Jime 1977) 

Introduction 

Chlorinated phenols'(1)are manufactured in large amounts, world production 

in 1975 amounting to about 200,000 tons. They are used primarily as economic 

,O 

4 pg)so&, 

eâsOnsjjtibideG, angicides, herbicides etc., but are also important 

industrial chemicalsl. One of the most important uses of chlorophenols 

^ ^ 


50269 9290 /^^^ eyLer., Vol. l.o, llo. 2, Pp 137 - 142 0045-6577/al/o2o177-06foP•DO/o 

^ in--'-^^•^ 01981 P.tgaeoa Pza.. L^. 

izMea -a 

S .P. ^ 

SANPLING OF POLYCIQORINATED ARDlNTICS IN NORKR0011 AIR USING ANBERLITE XAO-2 RESIN 

Kurt Andersson, Jan-Olof Lerin; an 

^ National Board of Occupational Safety and Health 

I Department of Occupational Health in Ume6 

Box 6)04 

5-900 06 Uae6 

Sweden 

ABSTRACT 

Anberltte 701D-2 porous polymer was evaluated for the solid sampling of PCBs, PCNs, tri-, tetraand 

pentachlorophenol in wrkroom air. Using solvent desorption, the recoveries of these 

compounds from XAD-2 was mostly about 805, showing this adsorbent to be an excellent medium for 

the sampling of polychlortnated aromattcs in air. 


50269 9291 

13001 LK756 P 275 

AMDE K 

GhEMCSPHERE 

Chemocohere tol. 10. I. }, PP 175 - 2dC, 19e1 CD4: 

^ lnte n rea r a n 01981 Pe ^non Pnee Ltd. 

SOLID CHEMOSDRBENT FOR SAlPLiNG SUB-PPX LEVELS 0 CROLEINAXD,.pLJUTARALDENYDE IN AIR 

II MeAI-81 

S.P. Kurt Andersson', Christer Hallgren, Jan-Dlof Levin an 

National Board of Occupational Safety and Health 

Department of Occupational Health in Ume! , ., 

Box 6104 

S-900 06 WaN . . . . 

Sweden . .. ... . 

I _. .. ..,......,__ _.. ..._ . : . . . 

' ' ABSTRACT 

A personal air sampling method using Amberlite NAD-2 coated with 2.4-dinttrophen lhydrazine has 

been developed for acrolein and glutaraldehyde. Acrolein in the 0.01 to 1.2 ng/A^ range or 

glutaraldehyde in the 0.03 to 3.5 ag/aJ range is easily analysed in a 5 1 air sample. Recoveries 

O erjlyTAh (gQ-106). pnd ;qmpl, :461e(t laast for two weeks if stored in the dark until 


50269 9292 

^.^^.. 

Arfa PAnrm. Snecira 9, 125-128 (1914) 

"-..-- 

- - 

SIPR°y-77 Vitamin E and 3,1ir pollution 

Nitrogen dioxide oxidation of a-tocophcrol model compoundt 

HANS SELANDEIt and ^ :Yl.'C5^1j1,$30,yf# 

.; Tf- - 

Depnrlmenl of orpanfc Uhrmfslrp, F-dp/ of Plm-nrp, Unfperslap of Uppsolo, 

ffo: 6804, S-11J 86 Slorkholm 

SUMMARY When e.locophcrut modcl compound (1) is treated with NO,. it is 

rapidlY converted to the loeopl,erylquinone (2) while the nitrite 

ester (3) Is formrd from 2 In a an6srqnent reaction. 

Animal experiments in the literature fndirale that e.locophrrol 

prol¢cis luna lissuc train the ,Irtrimcnlnl effects of NO, occurring, 

for cxmnplc, in pollnird air. Sincc a-lorophrrylquinone Is a nonnal 

drarndnlion product of a-locopherol in inan, tho results suggrsl that 

olocophorol Is rnnvrrlcd to Its normnl mrtnbolilcs when it prolcrts 

1un811ssur against NO, prrscnl In Itic respiralorq air. 

Gnseoux pollntanlx of thc. nlmosphcre are generally classified as reduclicc 

or oxitinlh•e compnunds. Sulphur dioxide is lhe most abundant reducing 

alr eontnminanl, whereas ozone, nitrogen dioxide and peroxyacyl nitrates 

are considcrcd In he Iho mosil imporlanl u

i.^rct:_•fl;TlC!"t: Smg^,,;t;:,^ ,r ri:TP.[EVnL E":C: Êî;[NG/D:^T..--1`ROCLSgI\G% 

NA711CNAT1Cti! 

McGraw-Hill Series in Systams Scienee 

SDPrORIAL CONSDLTAN79 

George Dantzig ' 

V. A. Datakrishean 

Lotfi Zadeh 

Foundations of trainable pattern-clossifying systems 

ÎYNwmf5u'mm.. .:-.,> 

Stanford Rcsrarch Insfi(ute 

Menlo Park, Ca7ifornia 

New York St. Louis San Francisco 

Toror.[o London Sydney. 

3 ' 


HEURISTIC SF.ARCH/ ^ -- ^ 50269 9294 L. 

1 McGRAWHILLIÔMPUTER SCIENCE SERIES RICHARD W. HAMMIND 

QA pIL9WJ+'HILSSOIW AniP.ayi meemeenca crwp Bell Telepnone LeUOreturia 

76 Stanford RemarN Insti[Wa, Menlo Park plifernle 

Ni 

1971 

EDWARD A. FEIGENBAUM 

Stanford Univeraity 

2 °. PROBLEM-SOLVING 

I ETH O DS IN 

RTIFICIAL 

INTELLIGENCE 

McGRAW'HILL BOOK COMPANY 

New Yort San Fnnciam SL Louta DOweldorf 

JoannesnuR Kuala Lumpue Londan Madw Montnat 

New De1N Panema Rio da JanaYO . . . i i 

...... aineapma. _ SYdney . TwonOa 

0400.00056 1 3 Ue^^ 


50269 9295 _ l_-. .. , .• . '' _ . ! ^ 

VI Re--7& S :e G

50269 9296 

RJR CLASS NO, TEXTBOOK Q 143 Ni 1982 Archer 

WHERE TO FIND NEW PRODUCTS TO MANUFACTURE. 

A worldwide guide to specialised publications, exhibitions, 

data bases, consultants, technology transfer offices, and 

innovation advisory centres 

Tore Nilsson Publications.Hanburg, Gernany.82. 

ISN = 4001 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 I 5 


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77-9 

"rt"' ('.:!u::l 

3 \f,f \^^`^ nemo.a.. rnz.rl..a 20014 

No. 10 

50269 9297 

U^ ,,, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Public Heolth Service / Notionol Inslilutes of Heollh 

August 1971 

0 4 PoAarq yRrs+mr5icA'1 1.6tl+rians, as well as the Hedicnl 


/ '

_1 50269 9298 

76, 111 NiI 

F^ 

The Synthcsis of 1,4-Aiketones ^ ^ 

y,,.3 Aarl.l, CAnn., 1976, 29, 339-56 

Dopartmcnt of OrSanic Chemislry, Univcrsity of Sydncy, N.S.W. 2006. 

AbstrcU 

Recent methods for the synthesis of 1,4-dikctones are bricHy reviewed. 

Zine and phcnacyl bromide in dimethoxycthane afforded 1,4-diphenylbutane-l,4-dione in moderate 

yicld, but other solvents or metals examined gave no or a lowcryield. The routc is unsatisfactory 

. fcraliphatic1,4-dikctones. - ' - • • 

Attemptstouse'lcvulinylchloride'toaeylalcolcfinsoracetylencswerefruitlcss. Routesinvolving 

eldol condensations of hexnne-2,5-dione or its monoacetal had very restricted success, as did those 

depending on the halo^cnolysis of acyl derivatives of phcnacylmalonic ester. 

A fairly general routo to 1,4-diketones svas found in the scquence: valine to N-acylvaline to oxazol- 

Sonc to Michael addition product with an a,Q-unsaturatcd kctonc followcd by alkaline hydrolysis. 

71e Michael addition is not regiospecilic and valine derivatives may also be isolated. Yields of 1,4diketones 

are only modcrate but the synthesis is quick and convenient. 


(iL='J.SLLIl : ..:'.J L':.I. 

tIZbF Cl+WM::;3 SU BYR SONT AU cD"tt.; 

nu pBoBzs;C D. r.n cIcMI=z. 

(9 out of 10 Csnadiana are in_°orzwd cn the 

cigaretto aMhing - health co¢troversv) 

(C4aa4n, M(niaty of llctior.al ltaalth, ncvs 

releaee, Ottawa, Canada, Oct. 1985) 


f 50269 9300 

Printer'e Ink (Wooten, H. M.) 

Cigarette output in the United States by 

brand and companies, 1953-56, 57, 58, 47, 48 

1959, 60, 61 


Add 

71 

XI 

Bu 3 

, 

. 

Aluade9gesundh©itehlatt 

ZIOA:^.'s9'T: tiW^:SLH ItI Dbi. B„U WEI'CCf 

.... 

CZS':IF:,2LX ' . . 

. . . .. . , , . . 

(1SG0 5h:wa Inexe.wsa Ciy atai. te'- . 

. 

to 1467) 

Dcr.Aeagesuadhoftshlatt 12 ("to. 20) 

321-22 (1959) 

^,^", at^.^^`r'-^-f ^1 #.fi=` ,. •ssar.^;:. .a.^::;. ;r::;j 


50269 9302 

r3 a • ,^ »s5t2F^Y:^pa"r 

• ^! 

^k9?^9fP6 ., . ^ 

ZIGARETlF.N TEST. 

(1964 data on the nicotine and tar contents 

of the 37 most popular cigarette brands 

consumed in West Germany.) 

:(No.:32-Y 3@-49.(Aug.. 

^4..'+iî'41^ :4G 3^Yf axf ..•+:tr.^ E t iEYNw Y$a'î" : bSS •} ^.:': .: wJ..: j.,`F^ 

\\ `\^. 


-1 


prtqter's tnk (Noacen, H. M.) 

Qtsicttte OutpVk In Ehe United States by 

brand and companies, 1947-56, 57, 58, 47, 48 

59, 60, 61, 64, 66 


^,........._..^,....,.r

C1961 °^1t YiJeW 80101 (9 'ON) X 'PJ '" 

'WSAnY 3019i N3"D S,SMS1Vd 

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bYlA{PA WiP0W 

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{ 50269 9306 

RI 

ReB 

R. J. Reynolde Tobacco Co., Research 

and Product Development Departm^nta, 

Science Information Division 

1962 PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF 

CIGARETTES FOR GERMANY, RUSSIA, AND 

UKRAINIAN RUSSIA - NISCFLLANEOUS COLLECTED 

MATERIAL. 


ES

XI Co1-77 S.P. 

, 

^ an 

T013ACC0--ADVERTISINCJ 

- -- - -._._ 

i 50269 9307 

. _^_. 

--- - --- 

RJR CLASS NO. PA^1PHI.LT XI Col 77 s.p. 

^.` ftMM" . 

Changing Times, 1977, p. 43 (Sept. 1977) (in English) 

'$90,OOD,ODO-up in smoke. Well, not quite, but tliat 

As what will be spent in the ne.at fmv months in a 

^bruising battle helwcen two mammoths of the cioa- 

ret business: 13rown & Williamson and R. J. ltcyn- 

, olds. The stalces: hundreds of millions of dollars in 

revenues tobe gained from public acceptance of two 

new brp nc2s, both cltiming low tar content and better 

taste /- ------ ---- ---^ . . 

,-J . 


I 

(9S6T"-'-a) 57Z'99Z'99T'99T'E9T '9'S6T II1°P°IDad 'p°H 

HBZSSZ JSVdWI R ifi0lad lSSH 


NinfW.=Ana - riL l HceCingof thc"Socj tôf' 

ToiYC6lsâ'E3gt EN•òC Pà^^-M, 19, 

1970) Atlanta, Georgia 

ItisatomJCS - 9CNe0fJt8. 


/

Duuont 

^^N3f7^3e'NAAff;r26F.. ^TFiYt.e i 6_. 

gEX2'Y.i7.9'I_9_?'=QdTlti3. Ma/IlP.^41TiiC, .. 

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50269 9311 

TOBACCO--NICOTINIC ACID/TOBACCO--SttORE-NIC.JTINIC ACID/PERUVIAN CICARETTES/ 

77 VIII Ni ^ 

,. .- 'i RdR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET 77 VIII Ni 

' 

. . 

*(no affil.)* ^^ -- 

j; CIGARETTES C09TAI1INGl?ABACOOL, ALLEGEDLYRAVINC NOST.OF TNEIR SMOKE- 

NICOTINE TRANSFORfED INTO Nl ACID, 

i-.=-. Correspondence, reporteand newspaper clippings^ variously paged, 

Oct. 1976 (in Spanish) . •' : ';^ < . :- '. -. - .- ' 

Confidential document about aciCarette which may be marketed in Peru; 

inieludes analytical data, as wellas some information on methods used, 

Some of the data confirm , while otheCscontradict the 1leEations. 

* Keywords: * nicotinic acid, sinoke, coiistituentl nicotine, smoke, constituent; 


YD 

L7 Ko 

)76 

50269 9312 

COPPF.1:/SILVER/COLD/ZI11C/CADlIIlR1/MERCURY/SCAPIDIUM/YTTP.II7M/LANTDANIDESIICTINP)FS/ 

TITANIUM/ZIRCONIIM/ITAFNIL,-,t/VANADIUN/NIOHIUM/TANTALUM/Cl1ROMIUM/MOLY6DiNUM/TDNNOSTEN/ 

HANCANESE/TEC1!:-ETI0A1/RNENIUM/IRON1/RUTlIENIUM/OSMIUM/CORALT/R110DIUM/IRIDIUN/NICKLL/ 

PALLADIUM/PLATINUM/ MF.TALS/SYNTlIISES/FERROCENF,/ 

tdETllODICbM CIIIMICUM 

A Critical Survey of Proven Methods Editor-in-Chief 

and Their Application in Chemistry, t 

Natural Science, and Medicine . Frl^,'dhf.'lm KOrtfi 

Volume 8 Preparation of Edited by 

3^'railSlt1011 Metal Kurt Niedenzu,; 

Hans Zimmer , 

Derivatives ..... : 

Academic Press• New York • London • San Francisco 1976 

Georg Thienle Publishers Stuttgart 

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RIP CO^PF.R/SILVFR/GOLD/7,INC/CADMI@:/MT:RCORY/SC.4NDILR:/YTTRIIPf/LAI,"fliAltL;f/TIl'AiiIB>f/ 

qD 2i:RC0^fLRf/I[AFNIIIh!/VA.VADI@^/NIOB211Fki.COi.(P.iBi1Ri)/TN^TALITM(/C1IR0}IIIC•f/:(OLYB77F.:71"1/ 

151 pALL6UIUPflOSMIDPI/1R1LIlf:[/PLATIN1Ti/LLCI/LP.OTI/CORALT/NICKEL:/RUTNBNIIIH/R7707Ii^t/ 

COMPREHENSIVE INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Va:ume3 

Cu, Ag, Pw 

Volume 3. Group [B, Group I111, Group IIIA, Group IVA, Group VA, Group VIA, Zn, Cd, Ilg 

Group VI[A, Groun Vili Sc, Y, La 

EDITORIAL 9OARD 

jTi, Zr, Hf 

J. C. D.-VILAR rR., Urba.ra 

Pu6iishedby 

iV, Nb, Ta 

',Cr, Mo, W 

H. ]F. E\1ELRUS, F.RS., Cvnrbiidge 

SIR RONALD NYIIOL3i, F.R.S., Larrdoa 

A. F. TROT\LAN-DICKENSON, Ccr&ff 

(Erecurhe Editor) 

PERGAMON PRESS Mn, Tc, Rc 

Fe, Co, Ni 

Errkvrre nrm;a^.r^., nr 011 /r.m,Ru, Rh, Pd 

CO>iPEND1C`vt PCBLISHERSOS, Ir, Pt 

\ ^^ =..V.... 


NIOBINM (COLUNBIUN)/• 

Gmelins Handbuch der anorganischen Chemie 

nEGROUn[r VON Leopold Gmalin 

. Achte viillig neu bearbeitete AWla9e ^. • 

M® b . 8. 6UFI.AGE _ . . 

Teif B 9 ' Syctem-Nummar 49 

50269 9310 

-------•-^ ^' 

VERBINDUNGEN 

Alkelioxoniobate. Niobverbindungen it weiteron KeEionen, 

KohlenstoRvrrbindungen des Niob . ' ' •- 

VrRLAG CHEMIE - GMBH - WEINHEIM/BERGSTRASSE - 1973 .- 

11îrv r^ 

-- 

04 0 0 0 0 0 S 61 3 


i 

-, ,

aeY 

QD 

151 cm 

1973 

61GRL`NDET VON 

Gmelins Handbuch. 

der anorganischen Chemie 

• AeNUrbX:yrnuMnbutW^.My. 

Vanadiurn • Niob •'fantal 

leepola Gm6iin {CIOBIU!!Er.TANTALVH/. 

w N. N RWClfW.m^1. - 

N,vuuru m.au uuuvw Runen. 6•ckw. NNY+ Nwtwy. Nwbn 68nn.. GoMUd IL.u+a 

NnY VuwNk Y.+I V.I'

- ei Ko 

i0269 9316. 1964 . 

TzcIiATISiiUN Ai3trr;YTICAL CIITtft?OSTRY 

Edited by S,N,Y.olthoff, P1412' II 

Philip J. Elving with'thc ANALY'1'ICALCIIL•'11tI5PRY 

nssietance of Ernent E. OFTSSliCL3iA1GNTS 

5ande1l 

VOLUME 6 

I:TERSCIGHCF ^!*RT.ISRERS, 

NEW YORK-LONDON 

SECTION A 

SyxteniRNc Anntyttc:il Chmuhtry uf the 

Element6 

'BL•.RYLLIUM • 4'Y,.1U .`570I1FU?a'"t}NDGfAN'CALUDf 

•id'LCIINL'TIUti. 

rACTIN IL'hf , a1STATIN li,.'P'RAF,- 

CLUJi,\YOLONIUM, ANIlPROTAC- 

TINIUA4 

AUTBORS OP VOLUME 6 

JANSg W, COUBLE X. SSA\L£Y r1ELMX 

T, W. CIGUP.RT, JR. C. \Y. SCiI\Ê\'LFLIER, IR. 

614VE £ALL>,A\.Y JACff6 aCOLEI' 

U. N. Y. NJSU.CIi£Y 


LCAD JTI Tf NI Ja/?7RC?N I llii% k'9i':?IU:•i/VB1{.1D?f1N JN70RIOF:/COLlit{AZ!?il TAN eA..LTi,/ 

CilRONP^?!/P9GLXnDIP:JPIJTU(:CSTL1: J - 

gp,p j 50269 931 T 

,52;e nîETI-I^1DLIv DER 1tI?,r3.':î_L0 11 G:1tiISCI3i, 

. ÂGAlTISGHl?,N CHEMM VLRBINDUtiGL`; 

(1IOUI3I:N-RII•:YL) Pb, Ti, Zr, flf, V, Nb, Ta, Cr, A1o, W 

VIRR7'E, l'OLLIO N};U GR6TAL'}'ETE AUI'LAOE 

EUCIN MOLLER 

rcmeu:. 

O.^racvsR • • 

L. NEERIVEIN } K. Z}EOLER t 

fIiCND X1II/7 

LtbQ, 

ItiE•I•ALIARCANISCIIE VERDINDUNCEN 

Pb,9ti,Z^.if'.V.Nb,Ts,(k 

dfo,W .- - ^ ^ 

CF:06c 9P11P]NIE YSfu.aC S•rf°rrc.4RT 

...:_ .. • •_ . 

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au! erirar vor 

O.llARE.t EL.INOER A.CECNITZ 


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HS1tl3H ONV dd,HdVS 1VNOISYdA000 Y0d flZOSIZSNI TVNOIZVN 'S '0 'as HSOIN 


Bl£6 69Z0S

.a 

1^ 

50269 9319 

QD CRENISTRT. ANALTTIC-QDANTITATITE/CREMISTRT. ORCANIC--ANALTTIC/ 

1ST SHEET 1 'NIOSH-SCP-J Arsine 

,. n.•m =n = .......... 

1976 ^. 7ilte nna s-nlide 

-vrororm S. R=p..n uue 

o-Dichlorobenzene 

#NtOSM:Analyt1de3P1fAEhSIPoPY5ft et*AW Dimethylamine , 

Methyl bromide 

Dsc.if 7G 

6. 

7. Amhor(n) 

Methylene chloride 

1_112-trichloroethane 

a. Pe.i..m..F ou•ni=•^^nn 

No. 

9. Psdo.minF O.Fani=etion N•me .na Aad=e=. Carbon tetraehioride, 10.1 •.oien/Ta.kno,k Onr 

Stanford Research Institute Diazomethane 

333 Ravenswood Avenue Diethylamine. 11.con.,.=. Aixarcae. 

Menlo Park, CA 94025 Ethylene dichloride 

Methyl chloroform 

CDC-99-74-45 

17, ponso=inF OvFanizotion Namr and Add=eu 

Tetrachloroethylena 17• Type ol H

j 50269 9320 

AIR-POLLUTION-ANALYS IS/ 

CHEMISTRY, ANALYTIC--QUANTITATIVE/CHSltISTRY, ORGANIC--ANALYTIC 

BIBLIOGRAPNIC DATA 1. Rrlv`n No. 2. 3. Reeipienr's Accession No. 

SHEET 

NIOSH-SCP-M 

4. Tid.• . ml .ûhtid.• . 5. Repon u.w 

D 

17 

U9^H,A"f,_. 1W. 

9Lk?i:tA.ETl19DS: FOR=SffT'G^.'SE2E'N^1^7 

N109H Analytical Methods for Se`C2M,3CY. 6. 

SC 7. Aurhurl.I 

6. Pecfurmin6 Oe6sniza[ion Repr. 

376 

No. 

9. I•crlorminp Orpanlzncion Nomc and Addresa 10. P.ojcct/Ta>kiWu.k Ilnit No. 

Stanford Research Institute 

333 Ravenswood Avenue 

11, co^r.â;Nmxxt+o. 

Menlo Park, CA 94025 ^- -. ' CDC-99-74-45 

12. Sponsorinx Orpani:arion Name and Address 

Or. David G. Taylor 

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 

4676 Columbia Parkway'-'° 14. 

Cinclnnatl Ohio 45226 

15. Supplemenury Nous 

Ucna.ed(jlo4aq)t &PeMse@es(fy4L260 .; 9 

16. Abstrana 


\ 1 

1. 

13. Type e( Repun A Period

QD 

117 

St 

1978 

AIR--POLLUTIOA--AHALYS7S/CHE14ISTRY, ANALYTIC'•-^Qi_..,^'-^',r,>^„ 

DIL'LIU_fin/.P111CDATA 1•Rcfc,rNu• 

1" 

SNetr HIOSII,SCP-FU-6 ^ 

4. 1irlc znd SuLrnlc 

7. AmLui{,) 

Stanfor8 Research Institute International 

9. Y

1 

RP.P . 

RC 

267 

Un 

1978 

U.S. 

^ .NIOSH CRITERIAMDOCUMEKTS/ 50269 9322 

NICOTINE--PHAR4ACOLOGY/ 

Suspected Cac°can®gens 

A SOUI2CEBOOK OF THE TOXIC EFFECTS 

OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES 

Edited by Edward J.*airchild, Ph,D. 

Disjributed Lxclusively By 

ttS î^.1Ti:RR1ATIOiJAL IDEAS INC. 

1027 Spruce S:reet 

Philadelphia PA USA 19103 

for the 

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National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 

Castlo Housc Publications Ltd, 

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ETHYLENE DICHLORIDE 

U. S. DEPARTRiEf1T OF IiEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Pahlic Ifealth Service 

Ccnter forDi,ease Control 

National Institute for Occupational Solety and Health 

0 0 9 6 A 2 


Aû ►elA 

( 1,2 - DirAroroerhone )

50269 9324 

80 X',Un 

i 

SMOKING AND HEALTH/OCCUPATIONALflEALTH/TOIIACCO--S?fOKING--CEALTN EFFECT/ 

ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTSOFS,NOKINO AND THE 

OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT 

Publie Neallh Servles 

Contn lo• uiso..a Conhol 

N.tionsllnililulo los Occupallonal Salolr ond Ho.tlA 

OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT 

° February S, 1979 

There is increasing evidence of adverse health effects due to the combined actions 

of tobacco use and esposure to chemical and physical agents in the workptace. The 

Natiorlpl ^st^jute foÔr^cugatioal^fp^ty and Health (NIOSH) recommends that 

tJld u18 o attH/olfica A4.F op toc Pl^ducts into the workplace be curtailed in 


1 50269 9325 

TO%ICITYy-CHENICAL COMPOUNDS/NOISE--POLLUTION/WASTE DISPOSAI 

SAFETY G[jIDES/PESTICIDES--SAFETY STANDARDS/ 

NIOSH i LTN 6 SAFETY GUIDE FOR PESTICIDE FORPRILATORS/ 

U. S. NAÎONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH/ 

HEH (NIOSN) PUELICATION N0. 77-100/ 

HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDE 


FOR PESTICIDE 

FORMULATORS 

.-p-„ a, , r. 

u.s^.^....,,.û. a 

ti

' •1 50269 9326 

AIR--POLLUTIOO--ANALYSIS/ClIEMISTRY, ANALYTIC--QUANTITATIVE/ 

CHEHISTRY, ORGASIC--ANALYTIC/BIOLOGICAL CHENISTRY--ANALYSIS/URINE--ANALYSIS/ 

BLOOD--ANALYSIS/ . 

^^ 0^^t 

li; lIn (^^,,7 7^ r^^jC.^ ^,/^ 

19771 / 

!Yl'95^.C^J:`n^^11J 11 Jt,IL^1VJL 

z e, ÊCOND EDITION 

PaYt I TIIa3SH Monitoring Methods ,Vo f., l. (z e•) 

Part H Standards Completion Program Validated Methotis ^ r ol,z ^ (^'C• 

Part 11 Standards Completion Program Validated Methods 

Ye 1.3 (^ C 

^ ._:. ^/49^ 

David O. Taylot( Ph.)).J 14( $ ^' d C • 

Manual Coordinator . 

. U.S. DEPART11fD'N"P or, IiGALTTt, BDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

Q Q.. 0 0 0 S b QPuVic Hcnlth Service 

. I t Center for Disensc Control 


^

AIR--POLLUTION--ANALYSIS/CHEMISTRY, AYAi.YTIC--QUA*ITITATIVE/ 

CHEMISTRY, ORCANIC--ANALYTIC/BIOLOCICAL CHEHISTRY--ANALYSIS/URINE--ANALYSIS/ 

BLOOD--ANALYSIS/ 

QD 

117 

Un 

1977 

z c, 

N1[® ST" M.AP^t'UAL OF 

ANALYTICAL METHODS 

SECOND EDITION 

Patt I to^^516]^nl^S^lôdyô'. 1 (2 

Part 11 Standards Calnpletion Program Validated Methodsîe^,z 

Part II StaRdards Completiou Program Validated Methods ^^d 1.3 

_ . ^ 

David G. Taylor, PhD. 

.. . Manual Coordinator . . 

U.S. DliPARTMENT OF IIEALTII, EDUCATION, AND WELBARE 

4 Q 0 10 ..Q Q:`J 0" 4PAlicHcalthScrvico- 

Centcr for Discasc Control 

^ O 


RA 

576 

Nn 

1979 

50269 9328 

OCCUPATIONAL DISEASP.S/NITROCEN OXIDES/ POLYVINYL CHLORIDE/CARRON lfONOXIDE/ 

DUST/ METIIYLENE CIILORIDl/ 

TOXICOLOGICAL AND CARCINOGENIC 

HEALTH HAZARDS,N THE WORKPLACE 

.•=1:b 

Editors: I:ENNETH RRIDOORD, M.D. 

^ 

Director, Office of Eztramural 

3 Proceedings of^the 

Coordination and Special Proje^ 

National Institute for Occupation, 

FlRST ANNUALt^ 

Safety and Health 

5600 Fishers Lane 

1978 

Rockvillc, Maryland 20852 

. - spensored by . . . . 

2,1Y The National institute;for 

Occupational Safety at:3 Health 

Center for Disease Control 

Department of Health, 3 

':^j 5 PA. 

4 0 0FcWc4jio8, 3nd6W,e}f7e 


! 

fEAN FRENCH, Ph.D. 

National Institute for Occupation: 

Safety and Health 

5600 Fishers Larie 

Rockville, Maryland 20852

50269 9329 

KlID1A1tDK--WEISDaOEN1I0010100. Ia12tNW 

B1 IV Un 

LITIGYIDItT pADIAT1Gll 

l.p>i(r1[qMIC^p. ASf BTAIIft'1KIDA1'^d0.'^bT-1i1y 

KLt19NDS: SIC 2771 (KevtptpeRl, roTs. 9oMZ9nq (c_qy) rdlatlon. 

nonipnltlnq (ultravidllt, rdipfnluencY) rNiatlon. 

TA 80-105-)5) 

DCTDeEN 1980 

LeFtnqton 14n1d-Ledar 

Leain9ton. Kentucty 

^ 

z/•S. ... 

L •^1AlMNr ^ ^ 

MfOSM INYFSTIWTDIIS: 

Y1111w E. Murrty 

Darid L. Cnnorer. PD.D. 

Jlrote P. tleetn 

On Aupust 11. 1980. a rpuest was neeiWd irae the Lexin9ton 

Xenld-Ledlr. Llzinqtan. Kantuclp•. to eralutte tM potMtlll radiation 

Mards tns rideo difplq terfinals (1DTa). At letst one fesale eVlayee 

Nq /s prynsnt upnfsN concen aEout the pasf141e dfKts of radiation 

ppnfuln on the dlWlopMnt of Mr tnild In utsro. 

Approdqtely 6blD tGntnals an curnntly und In .urd procesHnD 

pDllcatlpn at the ne6Vier. fotn tonlzl^p and nonlonitinp radirtlon 

were F

60 X Un 5 

WRIG AND HEALTN/' 

TOAACCO-SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

^ ^." ;, 

^^f^ ^-,^L`'H STUDY:. ; ; 

in A^ ^^9G'^^ÔTA - 1976 -1377 j 

^ ^ ll'T'DfPXRT_nIENT OilIk7RTR_TDDCAYIDN, AND WEEFARE; 

rumn neam >crvicc- 

Center /o, Oiseam Controt 

,9/. J. Natiunal Intilulc for Uccopalional Sakty and Meahh 


r.

1. REPORT NO. ]. 

EPA-600/3-78-057 50269 9331 ° 

. - 

^1.TITlEAND5UBi1TlE 

APPLICATION OPVFOURIER TRANSFORM SPECTROSCOPY TO AIR 

r1E-J?''` °' F ' ? 

June 1978 E 

79POLLUTIO:t PROBLLMS 

Interim Report-1977 

, S.PERFORMINGORGANIIATIONC^ 

. 

T TODn S51 Chang, J.H. Shav,aFr1"a, J.G. Calvert, 

•PERFORMINGORGANIZATION{ 

W.H. Chan, S.Z. Leviile, and W.M. Uselman . . 

P. PERFORMING ORGAN124TION N..MF AND ADORESS • 10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO. 

The Ohio State University Research Foundation 

1314 Kinnear Road IAA603 AI-03 (FY-7- 

Columbus, Ohio 43212 - _.. •D N RAC A 

R803868-2 

12.SPONSORINGAGENCYNAMEANDADORESS . . . 

13.TYPEOFREPORTANDPERIOD 

Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory-RTP,NC trim" j 

Office of Research and DevelOpment 


14,SPONSORINOAGENCYCODE 

Research Triangle Park., North Carolina 27711 

16. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES 

EPA/600 

See companion reporte EPA-600/3-77-026, EPA-600/3-77-025 

. 

- 

6.ABSTRACT . • 

An atlas of observed and calculated air spectra from 700 to 2300 cin hs 

repsred_.-Pi 

Methods of analyzing air spectra to identify spectral features and^ 

A_.r._n _^]-. .n ' - " - - - 


' 

E I 

L

^Si^'ipo+r ienMi^îSe^ha-8h awJienwyue;i: e 

gfyih^:• ^r°^-.^^,,• ^ OZ...ia^9..11:5o i 

Kobashi, Yusuke 

STUDIES ON TN1; TH1:HIdAL D:.CCI•1Y0.SITION OF 

TOBACCO ALKALOIDS. II. INFLU:)P1CE OF NOISTUHS 

COH'itJNT OF CIGnRBTT:S ON C01•11USYIGN 1^.n:P•7nA1"JItE 

AND tl•:OLfi1T OF NICOTIIX i1L',4:SF'ENitED IYTG GIGP3:UT'i^ 

Sh:OKE, by Yusuke Kobashi, Soichi Sakaguchi and 

Afasao Izawa. 

1i'analation froms Nippon Senbai Kaeha Chuo 

Kenkyueho Konkyu ^na Hokoku 102, 6-9 (1960) 


(0961) zt-o2 `zo^ N;orox nc'Vax oysnC%usN 

oni{0 vusoN jquaS uoddr;I tco.t,= uo13utcuaay 

. ^ - - °• '^•^y3it^r^L85 •IîRSoS .PUe T48e4o$:,Wyt

Trenslation - Ke^±.,rya.no 

KiîG3ekJfulc^3^P7'.3J--35^f l^ti0^ 

Kobashi, Yusttke 

STUDIES ON THE TH'r'iLtiAL Dr.COP;FOSITION OF TOBAC- 

CO ALKALOIAS. V. IFVGSTIGATI011 CONCEILYIA:G THE 

NICOTINE THAt;SFtiR1U•:D TO SI:C.'C; OF CIG::II'r'TT6S TO 

WHICH NICOTINE HAS BEEN ADDaD, by Yusi>}:e I:ohsshi 

and Soichi Sukaguchi. 

T►•ansl.etion iront Nippon Sonbai Kosha Chuo 

Kenkyusbo Kenkyu Hokoku 102, 13-15 (1960) 


\

liti9er^'^"^fl°hY'CHRif'/.YF6R'û;Tô` ken4 y=^} 

Rflio, I:cnio 

PROAUC"YS OP aN?:.":DLV. AEC^?KP09TY101J OP V-tifftL't.N 

AND THEIR TRFJ7SFYR TO CZG:;Y'.'.'1`:'E S„^.I'W, by 6v:io 

Kato and Zasuko Shibayn-u. 

1$ppoo .Senbai IWsha Ciuto f:en`:ynsl:o Fenkyu Uol:vku 

1S62 (No. 104) 115-21 (1%2) - Tzanalati-n f^ 

thu Japaneae. 


CIGARETTES--FIRTL\ESS/CIGARETTES--PHYSICAL PROPERTIES/ 

. 

Yada, H. 

*(no affil.)* 

STUDItiS 0?7 Ti3E HARD.ÌESS OF CiCARETTES (III). 04 TILE 11ARD:;ESS ?FdASti:tIìG 

IHS 'LRL^lE7iT 

EY ST° IIN 

PrevSous Raferencc (Japanese Or3ginal 

*qote date.* 

. - CoRplete English. 

Translation 1vai1aSle ::ea) 


ALKALOIDS--TOBACCO SMOKE/CICAREITES--FILTERS--ALEALOIDS/ 

E]R Ct.hSS NO. TRAtiSLATIOV 

Akinaga, Y.; t3uchi, :1.; Na'r.ahata, T. 

*(no afftl.)• 

DF. TER"I`7A:I0A OF THE TOTAL ALF.4I.OIDS FILTRATIOll EFFICIENCY OF THE 

FILTER-TIP (I).^ CC1?.L3ISO:i OF 7EE TWO ^.11i0D3 FOR DETEPJ!ISATIOH OF FILTP,ATIOY 

UIFICIE':CY .,,:D TUE EFF::CiS OF S`:J:Q::C CO:DITfO:IS ON THE PI!.7RATIOP: EFFICIENCY 

.,A .rS . . . ._.. .. ..:-..: . . . .. 

.. .t ., . ^: - 

_ • • a^Fi@,^ykyî t)C^ttI^lLbs^64) ^ 

- 

'iranslaCion Available Now 

Previous Rr.:crer.ce (Jan.nese Ori-,ir.al -orlcte English 

. . ^ , , ^ ^ . . . - 

+:;ote dare.* 

470"()- m-fr-a--S-&, r,,,- 


i

TRANSLATIOft 

50269 9338 

4:atnnnbc, M.; Hohayashi, Y. 

^t(no altil.)+ 

RJR CLASS NO. '1'i:A\SLAT10\ 

S'r00IlS.^, ON l.NALYTICAL TlliTIiO[)S FOR '1'illi Cllli?IICAL COao::R1dTS OF TOBaccO 

SNOI:C (I) 1)1iTI3R:91KA'f10t: OP .^,4RL'ON A{O:dOXIUB 1^70 CARI60:4 UIOXIUii COaYAII{3D Ilt 

CIGARETTES RY GAS Ci1120?LATOCIIAI'IIY. ^° • 

2iYAII9W9pT1)f»:KO7t 

(in Jnpnnesc - complete I!nglich translation availr.blc) 

I'Sm 

y1975, No. 7, iP 20R2* *d* 


( TRANSLATION 

50269 9339 

Robashi, Y.; Yamashita, Y. 

*(no atfil.)* 

STUUIES ON MENTIIOL CICARETTES. II. TNERNAL ANALYSIS OF MENTHOL AND 

MENTHOL DERIVATIVES. 

! xi^^K"e^x^ xhun x^nxyu^rkYa°N^rolca^2o73sz9s=6 ^t.9K5^ 

(in Japanese - complete English translation available) 


•B9^L2a^1P F.lt] C:01} BbTJBiBL_[A 

9°TTSu3 (9950, 00Z ,L6I k80I :94(. . ,. . , ^J 

^Ko,o3 ptjsnf.xuax o,ni{^ ska'rA ^^qa^g abdd=li ` 

'=4so0 -F(y814$ Pua ¢Mp 7yslxQ.L K4 

'xX:MIdJ3 NOIZVNS1Ifl BO 2ZIS aM1hVd ao 

S03ddfl aB.L 'A •ZY.o.i6 21L3SV9z0 do b'0I3VL'L12d 

OHV sSIS);Baoila 11JISE8a EEW, NO S3Ie0d,3 

Z48sKs7, 'BPII'ri0 

1996F3=00Z=L6T ^'(ltOT: r.^tU^99bT^+^fa^[oFi 

miana^naM:oniFJ«cR^î'^9^^N uaTarTsuezy 


-î^.. , a. .. 4' . . , .. 

04E6 69LOS

TRANSLATION 

50269 9341 

RJR CLASS NO. TIL1.1151Ai'I08 

Ymnashita, Y.; I.ee, J. K.; Kobaslii, Y. 

(Central ifonop. Tech. Res. Inst., Korcan Monop. Rur.) 

STUDIES ON TIIE TNI:RltAL ANAI.YSIS OF TOISACCO. IIl. DETEIUfIRAT.IOY OF 

ICNITION TENPEV:A1'URE AND C04FUSTI6ILITY OF TOISACCO BY TUERM.A1. P-'4ALYSIS. 

.p 4UPy^y^'^ • ^'^^ .25si138`:K'NM.2k 

(in Japanose - complete EnDliei^n[ion available.) 

*1975, No. 6, W 2066* *d* 

Tobacco ehcr.istry: 


^ 50269 9342 

RJR TRANSLATION /TOBACCO--SUCARS--DETERMINATION/TOBACCO--ANALYTICAL HET110DS/ 

• RJR CLASS NO. 1'R.1NSL;tT70N 

Kobashi, U.;Okabayashi, Y.; Sugauara, S. 

*(no affil.)* 

EX'7 CTIOa AND TREATNENT OF THE DETEMMINATION OF TOTAL AND RPAUCI::C 

SUGAR IN TOB 0 LFAVFS • 

^n en5'afi Kosfia ^li•f'io-""•^^n ^^k^ yvsntFKenk3ti Nokoku 1967"(V6: 109j' 

(1967) (in ^Japaneae-comj^Sefe ^hgYZ's^b}ans3ot`1•"3vaiTable)"'^'+•'t""`s`"'b''"p"" 

Iuti nragaomappyng - lihd Somagyii fh mctoor dilf!hd tee:ermmten o c.,,mten ihll to,aoea•â • 

Iwere evried out with rnp t to solronn for c traction, tr.nperamm on estr .,ctoq, ^ngrnts c.i 

- --- 

tmotcin nnd method of yh dr nys;_J-: I>. -' -• ----- 

. . 

Varioua extr.

,....._.:_ 

YRANSi.ATION 

...- ^^ . 

50269 9343 

RJR CLASS NO. TItANSG1TION 

Kaburaki, Y.; I:usnkaUc, II.; ShiRcaatsn, 11. 

. *(no 

. COtiPOSI97O: or TOiiACCO St10riIi. Vi. CIIriO?45TOCILII'IIIC SEPARATION 0:' 

SO71F. 1.OW@1L D1O:4)IIYURIf.Î'Y,:i:fOi.S. 

!Jôui^x6obnsxiz^.v^z^msr. t296.51.t 

(in Ja2r,ncar. - crn.pl.r.te F.n.qIlsh tr,:nsiation ava11ub1eJ 


TRANSLATION 50269 9344 

ItJR Ci.ASS NO. YI',A:iS1..?'1'IU:I 

Kaburakt, Y.; Kusakabe, II.; Sbi.oimatsu, U. 

*(no affil.)* 

CO>fPOS1TIOy OF TOISACCO SIIOKE. VII. C0POSI'1'10:: OF VOLA1'L1.E PIILYOI. 

FRACT'IO8 OF TOBACCO SliOKE. 

+M 1RER.'Vl}îB3Y11Cy7^RRSXaARqrc,7fokoktifil_I9;._3,^.?!y^.;(196R) 

(in Japanese - complete English tr.auslation available) 

*1975, No. 7, id 2097* I`d* 

Tobacco chcmistryi 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 6 3 


RJR CLASS 

TRA-VSI.ATIOV 

• Yano, E• ,I)T8E AF•LATIOSSllI25 

Saito, R•+ TOBl.CCO LEA^S Cl • TOdT.CC05 

., -- .. R/no atF11.)" CtIl^,C'IF.RSSTICS OF 1V FLL'GC1:7 D 2 ^. ,. 

. Oy T':2 TL`:SIL° 

IID 

^9.^4Y.!k^^ _ ' 

Available tiaa)^. 

EOwizn h ^ ` >+^? '. 

l'yiu, 

e. 

: at cn 

OF G l-:.DE TO TE::SIL° 

yn^li.h TYnos 

inal - Co^plete 

^ OriF 

, . _ . . . .. . . - 

YYnvlons Refere.ce CJa?anase a 

-te d¢te. . . .. . .... . : ..: . .. .._ .. . 

. . . . . . 


.^..^ ^-N--..,._.. 

TOBACCO--LEAVES--STRENGTH/ 

50269 9346 

. . - . 

. 

. 

. 

. 

.. 

. . ... 

. ..,_ .. ...:_ ....... . ^......: _....... -...._ . ^ . .^.. _'u::++r=r"°- . 

. , . _... . .,._ 

......^...-^••"`"' 

^....--^ _,.._.•,a.,......,. 

... 

^..,........_.:_..- 

RJP. CL1S5 C0. TY.A.VSLATION 

.. 

... . .. 

. ^, 

. ..7 

.. -. ^ . 

..:': . •

; TOBACCO--CONSTITUENTS/ 

TOBACCO--S:iOKE--CHEMICAL COMffOSITION/ 

BJR CLASS NO. TBA\SLATI0:1 - 

. 

. . - - - ' 

. 

^ Kaburaki, Y.; Shigemat,a, H.; Kusakabe, H. 

. *(ao affil.)* - ^ ' 

' TllL CO>TOSITI03 OF TOH.CCA S?SOKE(X). RELATICN BETWEEX VAPOR PHASE 

C07"iO::E\T3 CF S9}J:E tia CO::STITUE:ITS OF TOBACCO. 

^ Yrecicus E=fercnce (J.:p iese Or f ' nal 

-^Conp 

lete En glish-TrensIation 

Available aov) 

'.lote datei 


50269 9349 .;. " 

TOEACCO--SMO&E--COMPOSITION/TOBACCO--SMORE--ACIDS/ 

RJR CLASS NO. TRAIISLATION 

Rcbmraki, Y.; :1lkcni, Y.; Nakanura, H. 

•(no.affil.)* 

STC9r_::S ON Til£ CO?40SITION OF TOEACCO S)!OiCE (XII). DETE241;ATION OF 

VOLA71T.E ACIDS .'.Y TE.`:PFCw:T::RE PCOG7.::Z:IKG C.1S C%::0?L1TOCRAPiIY. 

Previous Reference (Jap:.aese Original 

^ . ' . 

40ote date.* 

ucstoU.=NM ohn*-kti ;^35'Y°!4&"(T759Y' = 

Cocpletc English Trznslation Available 'ioi.) 

. 

. ^ 

_ 

• ^ 

. : .._ 

...:, , - ,.- 

^`.' ^.: 

...._.. 

"." 

_.,^ 

z..... . 

: 

^--^-;^•-em^-_Q..^.^tr-^;•... 

',a,. ti.. . ^..^_ 

.._._ 

, ... ..,.. 

____----- 

-^ ^ ^ ^ 


TOSACCO--SMORE--ACIDS/TOHACCO--SILOKE--COM?OSZrZON/ 

RJR CLASS O. TRA.ÌSLATI0.1` 

Koburaki, Y.; ?;ikami, Y.; yekanura, M. 

*(ao aff12.)* 

STI^DISS 0-t :i'.P: CO:fc'OSSTI05 OF iUSACCO S?t0Y£ (XIII). VOLATILE ACIDS Z. 

TOBACCO S:'.OKC. 

. . i . , s . - atce'keu4^t3p3.52:1,{a4; (1969) - 

Frevious Refe:ence (Jap;.aese OriSinal - Complete English iranslation Available Now) 

rtiote date. • 



- - - _ ^ 50269 9350 

T@BACCO--QUALITY--CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL INDICES/ 

TOBACCO--JAPAN/TOBACCO--BURLEY/ 


Takahara, N.; Shinkai, T.; Kumagai, K.; Moriahita, I. 

*(no a i1.)+ 

STUD S ON TOBACCO EXTRACT. VI. COMPARISON OF COMPONENTS IN DOMESTIC AND 

AMERICAN B Y TOBACCO THAT ARE ASSOCIA NITN SMOKINC QUALITY. 

Kog ^^°1d{^^L^d1Cd1E^$.t^LitN!'f_7^:81M°f1970, (in 

Japanese $ comp e e e g7i'tian^slation availae 

•Conetituents too numerous to list• 

From the experiments about the yields of A,B. C-fractions and 

chemical components in A, B, C-fractioos of domestic and American Burley 

tobacco leavee, the following results were obtained: 

1) Aromatic acids, especially benzoic and phenylacetic acid, were found 

abundantly in acid fraction of Burley tobacco leaves. 

These acids were effective on the palatable smoking quality of Burley 

tobacco. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 6 9 


50269 9351 

TOBACCO--QUALITY/TOBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION--QUALITY, COLLATION 

RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION--POSITION ON THE STALK/ OF 


Sugaware, S.; Kobashi, U.; Sakurai, H. 

*(no affil.)* 

• .. .. 

STUDIES ON THE CNEMICAL EVALUATION OF TOBACCO QUALITY. ORCANOLEPTIC AND 

GAS CHROMATO9MPNIC EVALUATION OF DIFFERENCES WITH RESPECT TO OROWTR DISTRICT AND 

STALK POSI•f2()N OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO. 

51 dA :P;1, 

Japanese - comp 

i;^^ ^r,(^.^.yi^• 4â, iLîr1C4^Y!E^^lizsl (in 

*Cons uente too numerous tolist* 

Var ue typea of flue-cured tobaccoa, including those from U.S.A. 

were compar by organoleptic and gas chromatographic means. 

In rganoleptic test, significant differences were observed between 

U.S.A. crop and Japanese crop of the same grades with each organoleptic 

propertryêx p fo the etre th. 

"^'^..^-r..^-.r..+..^.•...a.--'-•-_.-.^^..._^,^....x 

28 tbe As Phr6lat(dg43hyjof(paitio;alate phase of smoke, U.S.A. crop 


/

50269 9352 ^_...._.._,... _ 

TRANSLATIO'i 

RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLA1IuN 

Mikami, Y.; Naito, N.; Kaburaki, Y. 

*(no affil.)* 

SOME FACTORS AFFECTING CARBON MONOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN CIGARET'fE 

SMOKE. PART I. 4P 

r^01}Sp6llK^cnb4#rôshaEChve:9teri7F^6fit18qM't[R9tf..+AaRa'RH+F3I3^' •99^209.:Î471S 

(in Japanese - complete English translation available) 

*Keywords:*carbon dioxide, srokc, constitur_nt; 

carbon monoxide, smoke, constituent. 

*1975, No. 6, W 1848* *d* 



50269 9353 

TR9NSLATION ----- -- - 

Imazu, T. 

*(no affil.)* 

DILUTION OF BAS COFII'ONRNTS OF CICARIiTTE SHUKE GY DIFFUSION AND AIR 

INFLOW THP,OUGH CIGARL'TTE PAPER (T) CAPILLA2^ PAPER. 

ow 

+ssKsNkrs^noaoR^r-ri3^r3rr38-(19?rY.y 

(in Japaaesc - co.np7et^gT s+ tranal.ation availablr.) 


aN 

G u^.CGn -- P41-"-- P:;i-4oPrs1 7oP,caco-- s.„.,a, 

Gf^'.u.t 'a...i^ /. •mx.`:.`^ 

7' q,ct.o-- Sm+bv G--Ca.^.(rnm .»onolLicl(./ .iR CLASS Hb.'TRAN3Le,TIO;i 

m 

m 

'a 

TRANSLATION Imasu, T. 

*(no affil.)* 

DILUTION OF GAS COMPONENTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE BY DIFFUSION AND BY 

AIR INFLOW TNROUGR CIGARETTE PAPER (II) PERFORATED PAPER. 

o' 

v+ Nippnq9,^spp"p^;K4Ab'a

TOBACCO--PYRA7.INES/SOBACCO--ANALYTIC,tL HF.THODS/ 

..RJR"TRANSI.ATION '.:; ^. . - . . I 

I RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLATION 50269 9355 

- . , 

. 

- 

. 

Shigematsu, 8.; Ritami, R. 

*(no affil.)* 

, „ • 

IDENTIFICATION OF POLYHYDROXYALKYLPYRAZINES IN TOBACCO LEAVES AND TOBACCO 

FLAVOR PREPARED BY SUCAR-ANINE REACTION. 

'. . - ..,NS^?QR!$.4r'*9^137C^ 1^^^^rtkyy^,)jgJjpJSlr.3978'(NBe^'120^:901 ' 

^Y}ni-(In .Iapanese - comp ete English translation a"vailable ) a -^- --' :l. 

*Keywords:* 2-(1',2 3',4'-tetrahydroxybutyl)-6 (2!,3',4'-trihydroxy 

butyl)pyraziite, cured, constituent; 

2-(11,2',3',4'-tetrahydroxybutyl)-5-(2',3',4'-trihydroxybutyl) 

yrazine; cured,• constituant. ' ' • - . - ^. .- • -1 ! 

With the purpose of atudying pyrarine compounds asiobacco flavnrr.nts, the preato, 

•â ^^^. ^î.N .. study was undertaken to identify polyhydroxydkylPyrarines in tobacco leaves and tobacc* 

Davor prepared by a sugar-amine renction. . 

,.•, ^'t" O u'r"~0.'^ v~••^•-Water e:trect from tobvaeo leaves (Oue-cured) and t ba Revor were frsct t d by wra 

lwea _ J aal'e:change column chmmatogrsp hy on Dowex 6t1Wx 4 ( H( ) , After cJding t ethyl 

i- 

lylating r

v 

l 50269 9356 

TORACCO--SMOKE--FILTRATION/ 

CIGARETTES--FILTERS--POROSITY/CIGARETTES--FI7.TERS--TAR REDUCTION/ 

. 

' 

^ RJR TRANSLATION . . . 

._ _. .._. ..._. . _..,-.. ...... _ .. ..., _,.,__._ .. __..__._.._. 


Maeda, K.; Sawakuri, T.; Kondo, F.; Noguchi, K,_ 

*(no afiil,)* 

•.- .. ;. 

EFFECT OF THE DEGREE OF PERFORATION OF CIGARETTE PAPER AND TIPPING 

PAPER ON THE PER40RMANCEOFFILTER CIGARETTES. III.ON THE REDUCTION OF TAR AND 

NICOTINE D£LIyEi'Y. - - ^ ' 

^.. y[d p on^Sembe3=kovha120^:41_4 â .(19]8),;(inJapanese - complete English 

translation available, ., - , , . ' 

*Keywords:* tar, smoke, constituent 


+^The.o^w...ITPh(u„ed.: v..,li•.nt.m^,.i,^ n.iApmde,.Wut.- 

1 

+I • I,v .J . .^.d rippiy . r,.i 

p,r^ „hlry .f .^p,le fl.n .Ifk1..0. ,Wf•.rsW. M. • d.a,./m.., 

n,. drwA •1 i.ni..,,pn. •.ed..iee..t. .Arvu,Y ti,ple, ,.W. 

l. Ir1.p.t,Y /^\-yWu 

. . ^.. •. 

V • • 

_._.__._ . 

0-4 00.0^fl-5:6:7 

. . 

^.: 

/ 

^ ^^ 


.,. , 1 50269 9357 

TOBACCO._--SMOKE--FILTRATION/TOBACCO"-SMOKE--VAPOR PHASE/ 

CICARETTES--PAPER--PERPOR ATION/CICARETTES--PAPER--AIR PERNEABTLITY/ 

CIGARETTES--FILTERS--TAR REDUCTIONj 



Maeda, K.; Kondo, F.; Tokida, A.: Noguchi, K. 

*(rio"affil.)* . t ' . . . . . . ' 

EFFECT OF THE DEGREE OF PERFORATION OF CIGARETTE PAPER AND TIPPING PAPER 

ON THE PERFORMANCE OF FILTER CIGARETTES. IV. REDUCTION OF THE MAIN VAPOR COMPONENTS 

IN CIGARETTE SMOKE, . . 

I/JSIpÂiT,25emba,^K"d@ ea120;"51'?_'S_ d.'(191_ 

BT (in Sapanese - complete English 

translation available,r '^- . , ', .. , 

*Keywords:* acetaldehydo, smoke, constituer.t;. 

isoprene, smoke, constituent; 

h- 

- 

study was made of the reducing effect of porous cigarette paper 

land norous tivs on the principal gas phase components acetaldehyde, iso- 

prene and acetone 

0--'40000056) 6 

- - - - ' 


i

150269 9358 

l 

T08ACC0--S4OKE--SENSORY EVALUATION/ 

CIGARETTES--PAPER--PERFORATION/TOBACCO--SMOKE--FILTRATION / 

^ RJR TRANELATION 

. . . RJR CLASS NO. TRANSLATION 

Akaki, T.; Watanabe, R.; Ono, K.; Okubo, A.; Fukuzumi, T. 

*(no affilO* 

THE EFFECT OF THE DEGREEE OF PERFORATION OF CIGARETTE PAPER AND TIPPING 

. PAPER ON THE PERFORMANCE OF FILTER CIGARETTES. VI. SENSORY EVALUATION AND ITS 

CORRELATION WITH OTHER CHARACTERISTICS. " 

20yJ1998)-z(in Japanese - Ccmplete English 

- 

translation ava. a e. ^ 

^ 

Seven[ecn samples chosen from among combinations of six differing 

nunbere of rowa of holes I. the filter tips and five different levels of 

cigarette paperair permeability were studied In order to determine the 

changes Is taste and aroma when air ventilation was varied, the boundary 

at which a sensation of difficult puffing was discerned and the 1lmits at 

_ _ r. . < : . - .. 

which a_fulfillment of the desire to smoke was achieved. In addition, a 

0•400_ 00 05 6 ^ 7 

^ ^. 


. . 

50269 9359 . • .....-__... . . _ 

^ . 

.. 

- --_.. 

RJR TRANSLATION TOBACCO--FLUE-CURED--CHEMISTRY/TOBACCO--SMOKE--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION 

o,o -- un TGSpCTATiOA TOBACCO--FLAVOR & ODOR/ 

Ishiguro, S. 

*(no ffll.)* 

STU BS ON THE SNOKING FLAVOR OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO - THE IDRIB 0D0R' 

AND ITS CO IBUTING FACTORS--. 

Japanese - comp3ete-gnglleh translation avd 

I;Ql^t^±i at 

*Constituents too numerous to list* 

Lemina cigarette emoke has generally much better aroma and taste 

than midrib cigarette smoke. The purpose of the present etudy Is to clarify 

the compositonal difference between lamioa and mldrlb of flue-cured tobacco 

leaves (N. Tabacum C. V. Bright Yellow) and between their emokee. 

Determination of tobacco conetituents demonstrated that 

paraffinic hydrocarbons, aolanesole, sugars, polyphenols and essential oil 

componentsvere higher in concentration in lamina than thoae in midrib while 



CIGARETTES--PAPER--AIR PERMEABILITY/CIGARETTES--FILTERS--AIR DILUTION/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--SENSORY EVALUATION/TOBACCO--SMOKE--PHYSICAL PROPERTIES/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--CHEMICAL PROPERTIES/__ 

Akaki, T.; Watanabe, R.; Tanaka, H.; Haeda, &.; Fukusumi, T. 

(Cenmoku Co., Planning Develop. Dep., Tech. Studies Lab., Jap.) 

EFFECTS OF DECREE OF PERFORATION OF CIGARETTE PAPER AND TIPPING PAPER ON 

THE PERFORMANCE OF FILTER CIGARETTES. IX. SENSORY EVALUATION AND ITS CORRELATION 

WITH PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS. 

... J1lppoa^8esb71^p`Âenîisblkitenw^YbYRd221!2-Wi2f30A{'19.g0 

(in rapane9e - complete 6ngiisn translatton avaiiaoie) , 

a%eyvorda:aacetones, smoke, constituent; 

.. .. , ....,,,_, isoprene, smoke, constituent; 

acetaldehyde, smoke, constituent; 

TPH, pnoke, constituent; .. 


Seusory evaluatfon };as.carT ie^ r o on eighteen samples which were 

made by ê ômhhniioA o^)di^8fe^r2ntblciddslf perforated tipping papera and 


/

AMINO ACIDS--TOBACCO/ 

^ ^ 50269 9361 

TOBACCO--AriINO ACIDS/ RJR CLASS No. PANPIILET 76VI Ni . 

76 VI Ni 

CHANGES IN FREE AMINO ACID LEVEL OF TOBACCO LEAVES TREATED WITH 

ENUAZONIC ACID. 'I 

Nippon Shokubuteu Byori Cakkaiko 39 (No. 2) 176 (1973) (in Chinese) 

*Reywordss*tenuazonic acid, tobacco, additive; 


50269 9362 74 IX Jo 

TOAACCO--SMOKE--FREE RA S'r0 AC 0-- !t F. S'IgY 

f- ' ^^ RJR CLASS NO. FAMPHLET 74 IX Jo ' 

Johnson,J.; +C(j'^^y, - 

! (Icperial Tobacco Prod. Ltd., Y.ontreal, Can.) 

THE EtTIOXID:aT ACTIVITY OF :OB;.CCO SF.OKH. 

Beitr. Tabakforsch.,nanuscript to be published 1974, 26 p. (1974) (in 

English) 

*Keyvords:* free radicals, svoke, constituent; 

Ihydrocyanic 

acid, snoke, constituent. 


Tr The differentiation of tobacco smoke condensates on 

0 the basis of reducing properties 

1910 

by N.l1. Bilimoria and k7lt^HtS62T^ . 

Imperial Tobacco Products Ltd. 

Montreal 101, Canada 

of[^^ Ôb. ^hpn^. KQt. (.yi:f ÔNTY

(itbt) 904 -M6 

CE ÔN) %1 'Faw •70(g -q 'Dos --=a 

,.._,.,. ... . ,. ,-:. . . ^9^► N ..'V.'W*je q^»i?TI ^H 'ul.. • 

' `'^^'vrH^lM^fr?s^ wcgd L;nsYRx9lr^lva^ 

7 !p Nr3'pe17v ^0 1i]d3D 3iLl. 

'H 'N 'eJiO°^tTI9 


U9E6 69ZOS'^L

50269 9365 - 

' 

- 

. ^ 

. 

'`TOBACCO--S*fO1:E-=CIIEMICALCOA7POSITIONJ^"^ ""'"""""^^°^^ •-••^»+ _INI?I:LITIO:C Of :v.DICAL INITIATED fOLYIIEItISATIOa OF l'ICYL ACETATE BY 

TOL'Ai . 00 SKOHE l. AD SOME 31-"•1 . 1•Cl'CLLC IlYOBOGVt1(^. 

.S . 

Dcitr. Taba:aor+ch. 1973, 16 p. (1973) (in English) 

*ReyNords:^ 1,3-butaai cne, smoke, constituent; 

isapzene, sr.ioke, constituent; 

1,3-trans-pentadiene, t.mohe, constituent; 

;`nY °- 

17 / 

1,3-cis-pentediene, snoke, consti 

^t:ccene-1, smoke, constituent; 

' 

_ „a-e 

- 

'^ qw4•G•^^dt : _ catechol, p-tert-butyl-, smoke, constituent; 

U - p-benzoquiuone , snoke , constituent ; 

diphenylznine, smoke, constituent; 

1-napbthylamine, sxoke, constituent: 


, ^ 

. . . . . 

' 

. . . 

TODACCO--S:dOBI-POLYlfERIZATION--Ih912BITI0N/TCB:.CCO--SNO'l.E--FRP.P. ?.e.DICPZS/ 

TOBACCO--SPAKE-RADICALS--CONCENTRATIOIi/TOBACCO--SSfORE--RADICALS--IL:i'ERCEP'1'ION/ 

VI To-73 

TOSACCO--S:lORE--CIIF.MISTRC.y 

^'. S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAFIPHLET VI To-73 s.p. 

^, .' Schmeller, ^ M. S. . . . 

N - 

.(Imperial Tobacco Products Ltd., Montreal, Can.) 

, . .. , 

' I\1tIBITIOa OF RADICAL INITIATED VINYL ACETATE POLYNERISATIO:] BY TOBACCO 

5t40KE FRACTIONS. 

.: . . . .. 

Tobacco Chem. P.es. Conf., 27th, paper, 4linston-Salem, N. C. (Oct. 3-5, 

I973) (in English) . ^^ -. -, • . .. .. _ ,. , . .... 


50269 9367 

RJR CLASS NO. P,L ?liLET VIII Ne4 72 S.P. 

4W#8bjjj1MMorishita, I. 

(Japan Honop. Corp., Centr. Res. Inst., Tokpo, Jap.) 

STUDIES ON TRE CO?D'OtiE\TS OF LICORICF. ROOT USED FOR TOBACCO FLAVOURIVG 

PART. I. FP_+.CTION'ATI08 OF TRR SUBSTANCES IN LICORICE ROOT E}'FECTIVE IN I1IPROVIBG INC 

TOBACCO Sy!OKISG QUALITY. 

l'rens^^^Nippon Nogei KaRaku Kaishi 45 (No. 11) 507-512 (1971) 

(in l:aglish) *Ke)vords:* 

licorice root, tobacco, additive. 

04!jn., t?, 0. 0 iQ%S *&*B 6 


S

Rutalion Reaen.ch, 67 (1979) 249-257 

® Elecvier/North-Holland Biumedical Preaa 

50269 9368 

CIIROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS INDUCED BY$IALEIC IIYDRAZIDE 

AND RELATED COMPOUNDS IN CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS IN VITRO 

77 II Re-79 

S.F. +y^$$t^6Hii MAKIKO MOR! and NAOMICHI INUI 

Srction olCell Biolody and Cytogenctiea, Biological Reararch Centcr,ltlepan Tobacco and 

Salt pah6r Ca porotion, Hatano, %unagamc 257 (Japan) 

(Received 2 October 1978) 

(Revision received 6 htarch 1979) 

(Accepted 9 March 1979) 

The cytotoXic effects and chromosomal abnonnalities induced by maleic 

hydrazide (hIH) and its salts were investigated in cultured V79 cells. MH, and 

its potassium (K-MIi) and diethanolamine (DEA•MH) salts were tested. " 

. 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 S 6 8 7 


50269 9369 

77 I1Re-19 S.P. 

1. 

CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS INDUCED BY BNZO(A)PYRE\F. IN 

A FEEDER CELL-h1ED1ATED ASSAY 

Torieofogy tctters, 4(1999) 275-280 

o Eleevler/Yorth-liolland Biomedical Press 

_ MAKIKO MORI and NAOMICRI INUI 

Seetion of Cell Biofogy and CytogenrticA Biofogieat Resaarch Cznten Tho a3 pan To6acco 

and Snft Pu6fie Corporation. Hotano, Kcnagawn 257 (3apan) 

(Received June tst, 1979) 

(Aeeepted June 30th, 1979) 

SUMMARY 

Studies were made on chromosome aberrations induced by brnzo(a)pyrene 

(Bp) In V79 cells in the presence or absence of feeder cells. In the presence of 

feeder cells, chromosome aberrations at Bp concentrations of 1.0-20.0 pg/ml 

cellswere 24.0r/oand38.09,respectively, and were obtained at 20.0 pg/ml Bp 

, in the presence of 2.0 - 10° feeder cells/60-mm plastic dish. In the absence of . 

feeder cells, chromosome abcrrations were not induced; the incidences of 

aberrant cells and chromotomes on treatment with Bp in the absence of a 

A- ^j¢ec(i^ IWr re;3.0-66.08nA.0-6.07o, respectively, while the spontaneous 

tes (of oth were 5.07e. 


2d0 Proe. Japan Acad., 55, Ser. B(1979) (Vol. 65(B), 

NITRITES/ 

57. Detection of 8 Azaguanine Resistant Mutants of 

77 II Re-79 Embryonic Cells Indnced by Products Formed 

S.P. in ^XStomuch on Oral Adminisiration of 

Sodium Nitrite plus Amina(jrine to 

Pregnant Golden Hamstcrs 

By Naomichi INUI,•'a^g^j^tlt^lflSttt.lt Mnkiko Moal,•t 

Masako TAtcE•tonn,•^ Miyako YAUAStoro,••t 

and Akio TANIMUBA••t 

^ (Communicated by Sajiro Marwo, M. J..t„ June 12, 1979) 

^ •' Seetfon of Cell Biology and Cytcgenetics, Biologicnl Researeh Center, 

VJapan Tobacco and Salt Public Corporotion, 23 Nakogl, )lotnno, Fanugawa 257, 

Japan. 

••' National Inatitute Of Hygenie Setence, Tcamiyogo, Setagaya.ku, Tokyo 

158, Japan. 

Aminopyrine, a secondary amine, has been widely used throughout 

the world as an antifebrile drug and the presence of sodium nitrite 

In food additives and drinking water has been known (Carosby et at., 

" 1972; Fario et at, 1971; Wolff and Wasserman, 1972). The possible ' 

risk to human health on exposure to environmental nitroso-compounds . 

f^ or , thei pr ^jcur 

ors has been discussed (Mirvish , 1971; Montesano 

n Q"an^MAee!^19^; 1Yolff and Wasserman, 1972). Evidence for the 

danger of nitroso-compounds has been presented to show that poten.. J 

/ ^ 


I 

77 II Re-79 

JAPAN. J. GENEtIts Vol. 53. No. 1: 59-62 (1978) 

50269 9371 

AN ENHANCING EFFECT OF PHENOBARBITAL AND 2-(2-FURYL)- 

3-(5-NITRO-2-FURYLJACRYLAMIDE (AF-2) ON SYRIAN 

HAMSTER CHROMOSOMES BY COMBINED 

TRANSPLACENTAL APPLICATION 

MASAKO TAKETOMie, AND NAOMICHI 1NUI°••a 

Section of Cell Biology and Cytogenetics, Biological Research Center-, 7apxn Tobaceo 

and Salt Public Corporation, Hadano, Kanagawa 2574, and 

Department of Eaperimental Pathology, Cancer Institute, Japaneae Foundation fnr 

. Cancer Research, Toshimaku, Tokyo 170•6 

Rrreind Novrmber 1. 1977 

.. .... , _. ... ..-..,.. ................ ._. 

Two(2-furyl)-3-(5nitro-2-furyl)acrylamide (trade name, AF-2), once commonly used I 

In Japan as an antimicrobial food additive, has been found to have mutagenic effects 

on bacteria (Kada 1973; Kondo and IchikawaRyo 1973; Yahagi rt at. 1974, 1976), ycasts 

0 4 O(7yg tyd &al& 1934), 6itklqDrtf) oocytes (Tazima and Onimaru 1974), and cultured : 

mammaltan cells (Kuroda 1974; Wild 1975; Umeda el aJ. 1975). Morcover, It produccd 


77 II Re-79 S.P. 

MUTAGENIC EFFECT OF ORALLY GIVEN AF-2 ON EMBRYONIC CELLS 

IN PREGNANT SYRIAN HAMSTERS 

Arulation Research, 57 (1978) 69-75 

Elxvier(North-Holland Biomedical Preee 

NAOFIICHI [NUI e'b ^tjlFb end MASAKO TAKETOMI b 

- 

a Department of Experimentat Patho(ogy, Cancer lnstitu te, Japanese Foundation for Cancer 

Rreearch, Toahima-ku, Tokyo 170, and b Section of Cell Biology and Cytogenetica, 

Biological Research Center, 3TS, Nakogi-23, Hadano, Xanagama 257 (Japan) 

(Received 21 April 1977) 

(Revision received 18 July 1977) 

(Aecepted 11 Auguet 1977) 

Summary 

Pregnant hamsters were given various doses of AF-2 by stomach tube; then 

the cells of their embryos were isolated and cultured in normal medium. Chro- 

mosome preparations were made within 24 h after the start of primary culture, 

and examined for chromosomal aberrations. Marked chromosomal abnormalities 

were observed in cells of embryos of animals treated with AF-2 at over 

20 mglkg. Samples of surviving cells were also cultured in normal medium for 

0.0 0 0 5 6 9 ( 


77 11 Re-79 S.P. 

50269 9373 

MUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF AF-2, A FOOD ADDITIVE, ON EMBRYONIC 

CELLS OF THE SYRIAN GOLDEN HAMSTER ON TRANSPLACENTAL 

APPLICATION 

NAOMICHI tNUI 1•2 MASAKO KAKETOMI g and IMMMM 

Ikpartment ol Experimenta) ILthology, Canc

Al. J. Canrrr: 20, 607-61 S(1977) 

50269 9374 

77 IT Re-79 S.P. 

NEOPLASTIC TRANSFORMATION INDUCED BY 

FURYLFURAMIDE AND NITROMETHYLFURAN OF EMBRYONIC 

HAMSTER CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE 

Masako TAgETONt' and Naomichi SNuI ;' 

s Sertion of Cell Biology and Cyrogenetirs, Biologlral Resrarrh Crarrr, 1 apan Tobarco and Sah Pnbfle 

Corporation, Nataso, Aanagnwa 257; t Drparbnent of Experintenta) Pathology, Canar /nsrirpre, Toshbunku, 

Tokyo 170, Japan 

Seeondary culturrt of Syrian hamster embryonte 

fibroblasts were tested for transformatlon and 

eoplastic propertie• after expos vitre to 

furylfuramide (AF-2) nd other nitruf rant. Typicul 

orphologlcal transformatlnn was seen I. Ove of 

sIx wlturet between 30 and 186 days following 

treatment with 5-10x10' M AF-2 for 24 h. Transformatlon 

was only a of four tultarrs 

14S days aftertreatment onfor 6 h with AF-2. Treatment 

with 5-10X10-' M NMF (S-nihu-2-methylfuran) 

for 24 h also Induced transformation after 

SO and ttg daysIn two culturea. In cont.ast, antreated 

cultures, and cultures treated with S- 

(0x10-' M NFT [4-(5-nitro-2-furyl)thiatole] for 

24 It wera not tnnslarmed within 200 days- Threa 

of tbe sla linrs transformed by AF-2 and both Iines 

transformnd by NfSq4F also became tumorirgyofnic 

6Rhe{rhrklfttlahsfdsfned.rtinn^prdducea ndMsles 

wMch regressed within a few weeks of transplantation. 

Untreated and treated non-trans'ormed 

^ 

Miyaji (1971) first reported that AF-2 orally 

given to rats and mice was neither embryotuxie 

nor tumorigenic, but recently there have bcen scveral 

reports that AFd is earcinogenic (Ikeda, personal 

communication; Nomura, 1975; Kuwabara and 

Takeyama, 1976; Yokoro st al., 1976). Morris or at. 

(1969) reported the carcinogenic eBects of other 

S-nitrofuran compounds. . . , . , , 

As far as we know, there are no studies of In vitro x 

trapsformation of cells with these compounds, and so 

this is the first report that furylfuramide induces.;, 

neoplestie transformation of cells in vitro, when 

added directly to the culture medium, ... 

atATEpIAL AND METNODS 

Cell rufture . ^ ^ 


( 50269 9375 

77 Î Re-79 

Vo6 81, N. 2, 1978 

BIOCHFNJCAt AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATION 

Mmch 30.1978 esees 310-31 

NITRITES/ 

A SHORT-TERM, SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETECTION OF 

I Sp^ NiNITROSOCOMPOUNDS PRODUCED FROM:SODIUM NITRITE 

AND MORPHOLINE IN STOIt4Cii 

N.Inui1.2,M.Taketomil and T.Yamada3 

18iological Research Center, ITS, 

23 Nahogi, Hatano, Xanagawa 257, Japan, 

2Cancer Institute, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 170, Japan 

and 3ttational Institute of Hygienic Science, 

Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158, Japan 

Received January 25,1978 

S^,MMARYi U yrian hamstcrs in the 11th or 12th day of pregnancy 

vere given Sscdiun nitrite and morpholine simultancously by stomach 

tube^ The embr onic cells were cultured for 72 h in normal 

n l^N &d^y.tn ^LUS^1oj^fetal calf serum and then transferred into 


- , -î 50269 9376 

A SHORT-TERM TEST TO DETECT ORGANOTROPIC SPECIFICITY OF 

CARCINOGENS 

ToxicorogyLetters, 2(197e)277-283 

O Elsevier/North-Hollend HiomedicdPrea 

NAOAtICHtINUI•-°and H , 

•Secfiono/CetlBiobgyandCytogenefics,RioogicatRueorohCente,The opanTobacco 

and Salt Pubtic Corporation, Hatano, Renagama 257, and bDepartment oJExperimenPoI 

Pathology, Cancer fnstitute, Toahimn-hu, Tohyo 170 (Japan) 

(Reeeived April 4th, 1978) 

(Accepted August 3rd, 1978) 

SUMMARY 

Transplacental administration of 200 mg/kg of 3,41ben2pyrene (Bp) by 

intraperitoneal injection caused marked increase in 8-azaguanine (8AG)resistant 

mutations in lung ('15.2/10' cells) and total body cells. Morphological 

transformations and chromosome aberrations were also observed in lung and 

total body cells. On transplacental administration of 200 mg/kg of dimethy:- ^ 

. 3^l r itrosamine (DMN), the highest rates of morphological transformation (6.53%) 

ed 8AG-resistant mutation (128/10' cells) were induced in cells of liver origin, 

- and chromosome abnormalities were also detected in liver and total body cells. 

040OO,b0569S 


/

NITRITE4/ 

TRANSPLACENTAL ACTION OFODIUM NITRITE ON EMBRYONIC 

CELLS OF SYRIAN GOLDEN HAMSTER Mutafion Rasearch, 66 (19 i9) 149-t68 

II Re-79 

S.P. . 

NAOMICHI INUI MASAKO TAKETOSII 1 d /MAKIKO MORI 

Section of Cell BiologY and Cytogenetiea, Biologi

9378 

81 

B176 MC627 P 301 

FUJI M 

J Pesr[c sc[Ja l7) 

INSECiICIDES( 

a*[ ' e 301 soe n9An 

The Influenc/ ^' of Particle Size on Acaricidal Effectiveness of 

VBinapacryl to the Citrus Red Mite' 

^ 

Masahiko Fvjlwo2o, 4XWxgJJW¢, Shinjiro YAetAatoro 

and Toshiie NAtteueltA 

AgricWMraf CAnnluala Renerd Leborufonu, SaeAyo Co., Lld., 

Yarr, SAige 520.23. Jepaw 

flve umples of 30% binapacryl suspennion with digerent particle sise distribvtiona 

rc tested against adult females of the citroa red mite. PanonycAur citH AfcGregor. rhrea 

orNem, haviog 17.7. 7.4 and 1.5 pm u weight mean diameter (D,), were prepan.d by repeated 

wet-aedimentation In the partide aiae range of 20-I3, 103 and

50269 9379 

TOBACCO--CELLS/TOBf,CCO--CULTOBE/ 

._ . . , ..,.- .. _..-"-'-- '-'--" •, - ,.,- ... 

78 VII Ka R.IR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 VII Ka 

Kato, X.; Matsumoto, T.; Koiwai, A.; Mizusaki, S.; f^€WrYAî2^ 

• Noguchi, H.; Tamaki, E. 

_LIQUID SUSPENSION CULTURE OF TOBACCO CELLS. - - 

Proc. 1V IFS: Ferment. Technol. Today, p. 669-95 (1972) (in English) 

*Keywords:k nicotine, green, constituent; 

ca ffe oy 1pu rtre scne i , gree n , cons 

tit ucnt•, 

p-coumaroylputrescine, green, constituent; 

feruloylputrescine, green, constituent; 

auxin, tobacco, additive; 

kinetin, tobacco, additive; 

2,4-D, tobacco, additive. 

Callnses\verc 7ndiikA rrii ^morc 

lhiii Ao iprc'ics 

ôf 1licatiana p1anL^ +ntd thcir Erotvth responses L. 

( auxln (2,0-1)) In aa•^r nnd 7iquld mt•dla (Llnsmalcr & 

Skoog, niL]OP1 mrdium) w rc lnresn;atM. Or the 

spe

50269 9380 

. . . - 

8i VI Ch 

TOBACCO--AGIN./TnBACCO--STORAGE CONÎT?ONS--EFFrCT PN QIIAL)TY/ 

TP?ACCO--ORrANOLE?TIC QUA,LITIES! 

RJR CIASS NO. PAMPHIET Si VI Ch 

Noguchi, M.r 

'(no affil.)• 

J Sato, Y.r Oyama, K.r Nomura, T.; Tamaki, E. 

STUDIES ON THE STORAGE AND AGING OF IEAF TOBACCO. VII. CHANGES IN AGING 

INDICES AND ORGANOIEPTIC PROPERTIES DURING FOUR YEARS OF NATURAL STORAGE. 

Senbai Chukenpo, 112, 1-5 (1970) (in Japanese - complete English 

translation available) „ 

*Keyworde:• acids, total volatile, cured, constituentr 

hydrogen ion concentration, cured, constituent. 

Changes in O2 uptake, volatile organic acid content, pH and smoking 

quality of flue-cured leaftobaccos during natural ageing were followed for a 

period of four years. Tobacco (tst grade of Icaf) from four different growing 

areas in Japan (Kurashiki, A.; Miyazaki, B.r Yonago, C.r Tombe, D.) and NCL 

from U.S.A. were stored in tobacco storages near the respective redrying 

factoriee0 4 fôr O 

leaf Qto^ 0ô6diptrict A, the third grade of leaf 


50269 9381 

TOBa.CCO--AGING/TOB4CCn--STORAGE CONDITIO^!S--EFFECT ON QUALITY/ 

TOBACCO--CHEM?CAL COM.POSITION--OGSITION ON STALKJ 

81 VI Ch 

RJR CUSS NO. PAMPHIET E1 VI Ch 

Noguchi, M.l^ Sato, Y.l Oyama, X.l Nomura, T.; Tamaki, E. 

*(no affil.)• 

STUDIES CN THE STORAGE AND AGING OF IEAF TOBACCO. VIII. THE FORCED AGING 

OF IEAF TOBACCOS FROM DIFFERING STAIX POSITIONS. (A-IEAF-1, 1-IEAF-3, A-CUTTER-3). 

Senbai Chukenpo, 112, 11 (1970) (in Jepaneae - cemplete English 


•Xeyvords=• hydrogen ion concentration, cured, conetituentl 

acids total volatile, cured, constituent. ' 

,. To see the variations in ageing due to the difference of stalk 

positions of leaf tobaccos, the 3rd grade of Ieaf (upper stalk position), the 

1et grade of leaf (middle etalk position), and the 3rd grade of Cutter (lower 

stalk position) were stored under several environmental conditions and changee 

in o uptake, volatile organic acid content and pH value were followed. The 

storing conditiona .._.. applied verel,A.,a constant temperature of 35oCl E, the 

..._-......-:.^..___ 

- _._...- - ..-. . â,e,. ..___: -:---•...,-..,_ 


^( 50269 9382 

80 VI Ni NICOTINE, LABELLED/NIC0T1&^--NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA 

. i 

0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5^7 0 1 


50269 9383 Carbon-13 Nuclear Mugnetic'Resonance 

14III Re-78 Speclra of some t9.romaLic,)Ll'iferpenQ'î'idus 

_ .:. I S.P. , . . ' . _ 

^ 

---- 

+I7RII111Q4CS8fdis Ingcr4ahlberg and Curt RyF.nzclle 

^ u^7fpirtmcr^twedish Rese 

Tobacco Company, P.O. Box 17007. S-104 62 Stockholm• Sweden 

r^ n 

IVA 

(f)) 

•Abstr. in: Organic Atagnetic Resonance, 1977, p. 203-209, (ne-dsee)+ 

ssC n.m.r. studies of a series of tricerbocytlic ring Caromalic dilerpenoids u.cing proton-noise aad 

single-frequeney oB-resunance decoupling, partially relaxed Pourier Iransfonu techniqucs, shirt reagenb and 

specifically labclled deriratires have permitted unequirocal assigmncnls of almost AS signals. The shic(dinp 

eaused by oxygcnalion of C-15 and C-19 and by introduction of various snbstitucnis in Ihe aromatic ring art 

discussed. It is eonduded that the °Cn.m.r. data are sufficia-ntly characterislic to allosr stcrcocherninl 

assigmucata. Some etfecta of deutcrimu subslitutiun on the carbun reseoances ara presented. 

1NTRODUCTION 

i In eontinuation of a taCn.m.i. study of ditcrpenoids 

we have examiiud'sume Iricarbocyclic ring C aromatic 

compounds, many of which are naturally occurring.'•' 

e in tn objccts wcrc tQcvaSuat ;thc hic dm clFccts 

dd thâtQon Qon{5ôf6Jng(1,A :thd lôf Uygiation 

at C-18 and C-19 and to study the shifts of the signals 

dualolbe^ry_ntatic carbon atoms on introduction of 


VI To=9y 

S.P. 

TOBACCO--CHEkISTRY/TOBACCO--LEAVBS--'AAR/ 

50269 9384 

rJQ-,2 9^`^ 

R.IR CLASS NO.. PA!BtkILt;T `VI To 79 s. p: 

St:':SI'1'I7.CD 'l1OTO-0,'1'CI:tlATI0:7 OF TOGACCO ^tÊAX07DS, 

I;x•edls!t Tohncco Co., Rca. )hn., Stoclcho Sweden) 

Tobacco Cher. Res. Conf., 33rd, tape, Lexington, Ky. (Oct. 29-31, 1979) - 

i:ng li:.L)'Sensutred phoeo-orygmattan reaccion, are of ietere.c oee only bee.nrc [hey ar 

(in 

,likely to occur in the rar of the tobaeeeleaf buc 1101 ,Snee they •11i1 the 

I: êwr of oaygenasa-catalyeed .... tloos. The pboto-exygenation of three tobseee 

Icenbranotds were studled and ,an prelininary rerults are reparted. The reaetlon 

of (15,2E,43,79,llt)-4-hydrory-1,7,11-ceebracelen-6-oue with einglet 

orygee proceeds with en arm attack at the 11.12 double bond. The hydreperealda % 

[orned under6oes n faelle co rsien to • stable 8,11-epidtozlde, vhich ves 

asoigned the a[ructare (1S,2[,4S)-8,11-epidiory-e-hydroxy-2,12(20)-eaubredlen-6- 

. This reactton sequence s-ed ss a nodel for the blugeneses of 8,11-epoty- 

isepropyl-4,g-0lnethyl-1,7,12-pentadecatrieor-2,1{-dlone undergnas a preferenttal 

ene resecion at the 7,8 dwble bood giving hydropererldes. which readily 

eyellred to 4,7-epidioty-11-isopropyl-4-•ethyl-8-•ethylene-l2-peotadeceene-2,14-. 

diones. Treaenent of the [eaction slrture with IF -etherat. utalyred gook- 

Crtegee cleavage resetlone of the hydroperuxldes yielded a aroderate sarvnt of 

rsolanadlone and a nunbeT of prcviously unidentified oor-eeshranelde. (18,2E, 

glvfeg l.a, the 11-hydroperoaide of 7,6-epoq-4-hydroty-2,12(20)-eaebcadien-6-'.- 


1 50269 9385 

R,•.r.u,l,(.,,mm..nLoGun.in 

(UNL 1,17H Chcmirai 1'ilh•,I•,^;..•.,d I•L.,.,,,.,ud.,g^ V 

VT ReQ 7A ,-• - S^ y 7'// 

G P A COMPARISOH OF ASCORBIC ACID EXCRETION WITH 07I0R 

IHDICATORS OF HITROSN1IHE HEPATOTOXICITY/ 

^' .'. 

^•r •.^:. 

Richard B. Russell Agricultural Research Center (s^'jY 

Science and Education Administration i` 

United States Department of Agriculture 

Athens. Georgia 30604 

ABSTRACT 

All of the 4 noncarcinogenic nitrosamines (HA) and 4 of 7 carcino•Icnic^ 

nitrosamines examined increased the urinary ascorbic acid output after oral 

administration to rats. Of the remaining carcinogenic nttrosanines, 

dimethyl-NAdecreased, and diethyl-IIA and methyl-n-pentyl-I7A only rarginally 

affected ascorbic acid out/pût.w All of the carcinogenic nitrosacines. except 

4 0 Etpeetyl WR, ^'Fhcrt+ase7Q pehtobX'bital-induced sleeping time (PST), serua 

glutamic ozalacetic transaminase (SG0T1 and nroduced loss nf nl,rn,,n and ^...-. 


' 

.- --bnuttti--CARBON MONOXIDE/ 

50269 9386 

^ ~^ R1R CLASS NO. PAA4MILET VI To 79 S. P. 

do, I). ; Suna, Y. ; - Fj . 

VI To-79 apan Tobacco Salt Puhl. Corp .. - Cent. IIes. Inst., Yokohama, Japan) 

S.P. .PACT'012S OU TIIC PJ'.1:U(:T70:( OF CO IN TIIB M.AIN ASI) SIDE STk1:A}I S"'OICli OF 

CICAE7:'1TES. 

Tobacco Chem. Res. Conf., 33rd, tape,LexinEton, Ky. (Oct. 29-31, 1979) - 

(in English ...._-.-.__ ..___.._._.^_.__. .. ...::....._ 

Lffeeta of elgarettes vslghe aad veatilatiov [hrovgh tlltsr tlps,and clgasetti " 

:{... ., papsr as ths yfeld of CO of eain eod aide aeresa ssoke vece decernlned. A 

series of fil[er eigarattes with vented tips having 0, 1. 5 and 9 rev of holes 

(15 holea of 0.2 a 0.4 an also par rw) In eoobinat}oa with cigarettespaper 

having 100{ 1000. 2000. 3000 and 3700 m1/sin. 10 ea . 10 is t'C of air perecahtllty 

vsrre prepared. goth ventllation Mrovgh filter tip and cigarerta paper 

v eifectlvo on reducting CO e ntevc !n the main ac am aigarette svake. 'the 

eateli of deereasivg races on CO In the sain screav senke ... contirved. To 

deten lae CO in the side streaa sevke, eaeh clgarette vae emked in a closed 

ehaaber (approalmate vnlwe. 150 1). Afcer the svo4ing. CO in the ehamber was 

mea uted with a RDIL analyrer. 91 sobstantlal ehavge In the 00 concevt it the 

alds at[ea^ sroke was observed with the ehange in the ventiLcivn rate of vrapping 

matKials. A series of eigarectas velghing froa 0.62 to 1.30 g vere made 

end the CO eontent Sn ths esln and slde atraas smka vae deteralved. As the 

eigacatte wlaht Increased the CO concant in the elds screaa seoke ineseased 

1lnurly, vher;as that ln the nain atrean srake revined wtchanged. 


50269 9387 

. 

I 

,fgrk. Biof. Chrm., 43 (g), 1769-1770, 1979 

^^"-- 

y7 It Re-79 '+ 

s.P. Pyrolytic Yields of 2-Amino-9Hpyrido[2,3-b]indole 

and 3-Amino- 

I-methyl-5H-pyrido[4,3-b]indole 

as Mitagens from Proteins 

Daisuke Yo3HtDA 

and Takashi MATSUmoro 

C,atraf Rertearch lnstima, The7 pan Ti4acea 

aad Saft Pabffe Co rp-tion. 6-2 UmBaoka, 

Midorf-ku, Yokohmna, Konnyaxn 227 

Reedved February 7,1979 

toward Snfmoedla ryvhlimrrfuin TA 93 (TA 93).s•n As 

the muugenk principles in the pyro)yrare of tryptopM1aq 

two amino-7rarboline compounds, 3-amino-1, 0- 

^ dimethy)-5H-pyrido[0,3-b3indole (1) and 3-arnino-l- 

4 0r 0_ 0 0 0 5 7 0 6 

_ 

INDOLES/ 


1769 

were identified by an. Since 11 and III were dominant 

products in each pair of aminaoarbnlinu isomers, the 

eontent of them in the pyrolyzate of several kiods of 

proteins and proteinous maleriats and the role of tryptophan 

in siarting materials on the formation of 

pyrolytic products were invcstigared. 

Proroire (Io g) wcre heatcd in a quanz glass Nask 

at 550'C undcr the nitrogcn Oow at 20 ml'min for 5 min 

and the fume generated xas collected in a cnld trap. 

The basic fraction of the tar was subjccted to the chronutognphy 

Cu a Sephadex LH-20 cnlumn and the 

eluares corresponding to 11 and III were further separatcd 

by -hin layer chromatography as prcviously 

reponed•) and the contents of I1 and III aere demrmirted 

nuorospectromeirically. Tryptophan wu 

determined by the Penke's method? The mutagenie • 

activity ofthe pyralyxates was tested according to the 

procedure reported by Ames er aLr•v 

' The yields of II and 111 on pyrolyeis of zein, gtuten. 

g)obulin, casein, albumin, chicken meat and horse 

mackerel as well as the content of tryptophan in there 

materfals were determined and the results are nhoun In 

Tab)e 1. II and III were clearly dctecred in the pyrotyzates 

of proteins and proteinous materia)< exccpt zein, 

' /i

_.Xtsb:ksvrY- 

P'LUGRCSC siCB =ALFSIS OP Ii,'OSGANIC &U,SSTl1:CES 

Jcpnn tm.nlyse 17 (No. 7) 888-897 (Jaly,1968)--In 

Jep9naae 


Pf1LYtffiRS AND POLY11S1tI7.ATI0IQ--C115IfISTRY/fiUCLF'./.R 1"ACVE1IC 1;ESONd^CE/ 

JOUI/VAL OF lY)LY\tE1l SCIESCE: PAIIT A= \-0f.: lo 469-t9' 09iL\1) 

"._.^-__._._... ...^^._^ 

74..7.11 SaZ 

Proton Spin-Latlice Rclaxatiou Study of 

Pqlynaer Solutions 

liA'LUO SATO at. eprsrbnent of Polymer 

Engineering,TokyoInslifufcaf.Techrnlogy,0at:ayauta, lleguro-ku, 

. . ^ Tokyo, 3apan 

Synopsis 

Proton tpin-lattice rclazation time3 of solvent molecul¢a were measnred onternary 

mirures of s pnlym

xx 

Is 

(1969) 

C -Itln n c, o i;7 f) 9 

Nishi75omiki, Sumiko, jt:nut: 

50269 9390 

Tahii. F:eîi 

c :, r:'.T.CJ Cr)^ :^_'•.+'Jf;^L' I^ . ::.1'_ :^- ^..F,O, 

Lyi:•sj+ 

Ni.ppoo Daigaku. AbJui^"hu 6aklyutaYx Kie,*yq 

HokOty 146_(No. 19) 1-S (1464) 


Cx *a:a, 1 TT:,3 •::;j;,.` °:3s •:.:,i{a 

:r.ox-'• e•oz pc_ va^. +>p c^•a^.. n;,..»;toy 

*.^su; . ..^Tti ît:•.F:6 4c{ "i7:^ ... _ _..'^lSS. . .'.!R 

U I/. c 0 0 U U U ^ 0 

!4^,'1>! êsnw!4+IN ° 


. e n n n n 0 ^ 7 1 1 

50269 9392 

III Nishimura, Osamu (Jr. Author). 

!Fu 

6ujino, Flssahiko 

FORMqTIdJ OF uW CRYSfiRLLI7JIOLt 

Pa:MGNtx• fROM'O&LU=EOR D-FptcTaSE 

-AldO i-lOU1ILCNE,' bY^+Itb'lhik0 {^"111Q . . . 

'bsaiMfNtshS.Mwri $dA(" ►itASkt:î184yâ^Ce-:.:::. ••'-- 

e+êM. FAann. I$.(W. 6) 1293-1294 f^97o) 

L: 


.. •i

50269 9393 

ronn--rotsnNTNQ/ 

ENTCROTOXINS/ , PINLAND TGCNNICAL RIiSGARCIf C[N'fRC 

^ / : P116I.ICA110N 19 

L1nrP]RIAIS ANV PRCK€SSING 7iCD' NOLOOY 

.,RR V STAPIIYLOCOCCAL GNTGROTOXINS AND POOI) POISONING. 

115 

Ni 

1977 

1!DDL 

PRODUCTION, PROPERTIES AND DI71'GCTION OF L'NTBROTOXINS 

MIMO'NISKANFN;L_ I 

Fuue nmucn Labomotr 

ACADEMIC O/SSLNTATION 

0 4 n-o n o 0 3 7 1 2 

To be pu6liNy d(in,tted, by pennluinn of tl.e Ca(leRe nf Veeennary Afedteiuq in Auditotium 

meitmum, ftbneeuiie .57, /lNtinki on June 29tn, 1977..1 12 o'rfock naon. 


76 X Ac 

50269 9394 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCNOLOCY/SNOKING HABITS--RELINQUISHING/ 

RTR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET 76 VAc 

Achte, K.; Ni.ek_snen.,Y:+`>. . , ' 

*(no affil.)* ^ - ' _ 

ON GIVING UP SMOKING. . . ' • ' •

L C S t;^ l^ tl J Gr4d ll^r^^.yvf) B i^(;^'w",^ 

78 I Un2 

Reference Section, Science and Technology Division 

Library of Congress, 10 First Street, S.C., Washington, D.C. 20540 

ArLk - Lo 

^-. ^ ^ ISSN 0090-5232 

v 

TB 75-15 

ENERGY CONSERVATION IN'-BUILDING DESIGN 

Compiled byDiana:Niskernas 

,y93 

November 197S 

SCOPE: Mainly references to literature dealing with physical design 

alternatives--site orientation, shape, materials, etc.--with 

some attention to alternative power sources and to energyconserving 

modifications in existing buildings. 

Introductions to the topic appear in: 

Clark, Wilson. Energy for survival; the alternative to extinc- 

(1 at tân.rj Glidepi pncXr Yress, 1974. p' 18TJ153.C53* 


50269 9395 

_r

50269 9396 

@ ^ ^^^^^^^^ -F^ ar'.-'er S ^d0et 


2/l$, Library of Congress, 10 First Street, S.E.. Washington, D.C. 20540 

ISSN 0090-5232 

I HeB }78J S.P. 

FOOD ADDITIVES 

I Compiled byQl1''.Owtti%V^"Ye'4^- 

TB 73-12 July 1973 

SCOPG: Substances or mixtures of substances, other than foodstuffs, 

present in foods as a result of any aspect of production, 

processing, storage, or packaging. The additives may be 

either intentional or incidenta!; this guide emphasizes 

the intentional additives and does not take chance contam- 

.. inants into consideration, 

0 4 G 0 n 0 0--^T I 5 


50269 9397 L C S C ^.( 3 19 1 C ^.,-. ' r ^^^k --^' r 


Library of Congress, 10 First Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20540 

73 III Re2-78 

S.P. 

TB 75-6 

HYDROGEN AS FUEL 

Compiled byDiana:Niskernrr 

ISSN 0090-5232 

June 1975 

SCOPE: Production of hydrogen--particularly from water by renewable 

energy sources--and its use as fuel for such applications as 

transportation, industrial power, heating, and cooling. 

An introduction to the topic appears in: 

rJ ^ 7 0 n b 0^ 7 I^ I, 


50269 9398 Br. . x. din. r h. i tt .3ro'33z 

ilh t tr+t-f^gvre 

Pn'nted in Crrot B.itn,n 

R0 I T Ey-81 Some EEG Correlates of Face-to-Face Contact 

S.P. 

BY ANTHONY GALE,• BONNIE LUCAS,Àtftff. NISSIM AND BRIAN 

HARPHAM 

Department of PrychologY, Unirertity of Exeter 

Tonsoecipitd EEG - monitored from ta aubjrcta during three eonditiona of gaze. The 

aubje

50269 9399 Nist, Eermrd J.r Jt. Iu1N4t` 

r.î Q ii oi7 (i O-;71,. S 

Nibrrr. Rcaneth ]i 

Pha itdcrnlr!^rtion of 

^1'ibcr^ intxll lktoard J. -:ist. 

1962. 

B. 

"}`tlql'.^'.:1.litttit Jn-,:•^• , 

flI, CiO: V. tchfu^y .Iingrs., tables) 27 cn. 

1. I:aclear tunFne:ic resouance. 

I . Tltle. 

r. i:t^t, iternarE 7., lolut cotb- 

(,1,Df7C.\C5 ;^V a 539.1 G2-1S017 

I.It-ra of ConF"es3. _....._ t7j ....._____,_.__._....,-..r.- 


NASA TN D-8134 

50269 9400 

Iz T ,d sa^;,r.- - 

'I'S-1Fevon bm -- 

'-76 Study of the l.owcr Stratospheric Thernml Structure January 1976 

and Total Ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS 

^Perlorminy Oryeniae,mn C.J. 

910 

7. Ambo^t.l 

9. Perferminy Oiyeniralion Repnr, Na. 

^ "^nd E. B. Rixlgers 

G-7620 

9 Perfor iny 0,9e0e,i n Nomc ond Addrees 

Goddard Space Plight Center 

Grcenbolt, \-laryland 20771 

10. Work Uni, Ne. 

11. Cen,-, or Gran, No. 

13. Trp• e! Reaen and Period Cover

50269 9401 

III Du -77 S.P. 

^•-THE zEFFECT OF STRATOSPH°RIC TRRNSPORT PROCESSES ON THE OZONE 

DISTRIBUTION/P.ND,,OZONE YARIATIONS AND THEIR RELATION TO STRATOSPHERIC 

NARHINGS 

High Altitude Observatory Boulder Colo (000000) 

Scientific rept. no. 8 

AUTHOR: London, Juliusj Prabhakafa;'C'udd"apah`F 

1565G4 USGRDR 

Aug 64 2p 

PROJECT: 8604 

TASK: 860405 - . . , 

HONITOR: AFCRL-64 501 

Papers from the Proceedings of the International Symposium on 

Stratospheric and Mesospheric Circulation, 20-31 Aug 62, Berlin, 

Germany. Reprint from Freie Univ., Berlin. Institut fur Heteorologie 

und Geophysik. Heteorologische Abhandlungen (West Germany) 1963, Y. 

36, p. 291-310. 

ABSTRACT: This discussion covers an attempt to derive the steady state 

of meridional and vertical ozone distribution by considering a 

combinatiâ qf (phtôpGe,9ic,al Ianc+ a^mofpheric transport proceeses. The 

^-•• ^^••

50269 9402 

....... ^ ..- .. Jl.u:.Gt:^ P !E_CGR•.^!-rcQ^R1i,I'!'Y[Gt^. } 

:C.itF.T. i • lÌ Cn^ 

;'iPY71I^YtF^lleiCf; :raraseyya, K. L. 

(Cestcal Tui,:cc^ t'.:•.s. :nst., l:uâh.r.undr}•, }!.tdia) 

CO:fi'^F_+:^'7Qti .^,da?1Y L'l';;1,1G1T?OC OF 

AND I,l'nI1\ 7LL'):-CUz?D TOB.CCOS. 

Iadixa }'oS;.ccc .. ?]. (:: 7) 9-7; (:1?r.;.lunc 1972) (in En;lish) 

nred, ecaatitur:tt; 

hyc'eo};cu ion concentr.:cion, eu3cd, constitu.nt; 

nitrorr.n, icr.al, ..ured, conscituc;it;. 

sugars, rcdccing, curcu, con,^tituenC. 

^147ie o. 73 ! 5655* *7.n^ 

0 4 r, 0 rl 0 2 1 Y 8 4 


VII Re-80 

S.P. 

50269 9403 r'. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET VII Re-80 s.p. 

Chakraborty^, K.;^'{,R':; Suryanarayana, T. K. 

(Central Toy^cco Res. Inst., Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh) 

EFFECT OFrETHREL ON RIPENING, CURING AND PRYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS 

OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO 

Indian Jour. Agric. Sci 49 (7) p. 520-525 (July 1979) (in English) 

*Keywords: Ethrel (addl tive) 

Sugars, reducing, Green; Alkaloids, total, cured; 

chloride, green (constituent) 

Ethrtlwaf applied on she uepet rrimings an Buecured plants of tobacu+ pvimnnne 

fabrtcum Linn.) as a sine spray 3 dals a(ter the harvest of Inwcr prlmmu. The epsay nused 

Iheyellowingu(allthelea.eiremainingontheplam. Theuxefeihrelreducedthenumher 

of primingsandcunng ume. At higher doses ofeshrel the* -ld s.as rtduced, bm at a mdd 

doseof90mgplant the yield wxs not adectcd, nor was tAerc anyedcetongndeoutput. 

Ethrel srmtment sigmucanuy increased the amuns of redacingsugnr in ihclca( rvnhout 

ehan6ingosher physicochemical charactetnucs.n did not shaw any influence on the N 

Mdaod topmnget(at. Theedectaf cNrcl was cleu on rarieties having only nosmal 

symptoms of matusity, 

0 4 0 0 o 0 2 1 

'I a S 


-- .u^ e11AU:TP/PO1?,CCO--Q1k:MLCU. COHPOSITIO:;--INDIAN VARIE7IES/ 

TOSACCO--CHFMICAL AtiD PHYSICAL PROPE.^.TLES/TOBACCO--ADDITIVES/'1'OBACCO--PUFPING/ 

74 VI Ch1 

RJR CLASS NO. PATHLET 74 V_ Chl 

Chakraborty, M. K.; 

(CentralTobacco Res. Inst. Rajahmundry, India) 

NOTE ON THE EFFECT OFHYDROCEN PEP.CXIDE ON SOME PHYSIOCHEt4 CAL 

CHARACTERISTICS OF 'NATU' TOBACCO (NICOTIANA TABACUa L.). 

Indian Jour. Agr. Sci. 43 (No. 5) 512-514 (May 1973) (in English) 

*Keyvords:* acids, volatile, cured, constituent; 

carbonyls, volatile, cured, constituent; 

nicotine, cured, constituent; 

hydrogen peroxide, tobacco, aiditive: _ ^ 

*1974, No. 8, W 3107* *d* 

Tobacco cheoistry: 

U 4 b p n 0 J 1 7. S ii 


50269 9405 

0î i^ 0 0 02 1 7a 7 

^PRLF.l4='F-YT07x(i.d'r' 2:^;.rr ;. 

•-'FM7{3Rdt^•Ìff°1 aiL: "!"7Dt^tT?CT'P.C^ TCZYCtT.. 

1949. 

186 ps.aa 1949 

Rop:liut 1rcrat Rocznik Gauk Roinicaych Zj, 

(1949) 

0 


50269 9406 ---'-^""--"'--"- 

RC 

584 

:,;EAAGM:aL: aLt.ittCY . 

H Harris, ilfaurice Coleman, 18'JO- 

IIJ Prncticul allergy, by M. Colemmn Harris and \orntan 

Sbure. Philadelphia, 1^. .\. Daîs Co. t195i t 

C 4;l (l ;2 021 7 ii +; 

471 U. Illus. 24 cm. 

Includes bibliography. 

1. Allergy. r, Shure, Korman, 1007- Jolot uuthor, 

.._:..:^ 

P.C5S4.11:3c ^ •c16 .97 615.37 b7-1suG1 1 

Llbrnry of Congresa ` t71 


50269 940-/ 

TAS TE--TCS TZ NO--:fE Tl f ODOf.00Y/ 

MCSri- ALIRfENSARr..+ PULONICA 

C^XXV],Nn•3 ^lrs^'S LYle 

PRACTICAL APPLICABILITY OF PIiOFILE 1iDsTI70D 

. - ^ '.PA4 AICLNqR 

Some. nspects of practical application and )intiiations of 6 nsory 

profiling mclliod in quality control bave bren discussed on the erample 

of Llaek-eureont neetars s uay quatitR They ineluded: proper training 

proEratn for fudr;es, unifn enity of the rondittuns a.+d exact pr.,cedure of 

lesting and determination of over-all .sensory characteristics '+ inq on 

sL+gle cvatuated Ilavour notes.l'or the lalect the statistical'proc

P1UWPZ^J+L^'^°'APP2.Z'Tdiî'ÔF SftWLIih,'(;Y^'î('`SelcetivQ1Bibliooraphy,, 

73 III Rei 78 1973 - 1975 

S.P. 

Compiled by: 

Annalise :. Soch 

Technical Information Center 


RaleiCh, North Carolina 

Octobor 1975 

50269 9408 

Technical Information Center, D. H. Hill Library, North Carolina State University 

P. 0. Bo:: 5007, Ralcigh, North Carolina 27607 (919) 737-2330 

0 4 0 0 n a 2 


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49

50269 9409 

276 .^î^'13RFR6A 

Ca 

0 4 r^ D(1 i, ^ I/ 9 ! 

Caplen, P.awian3 

A PRrlC'YLCId. AYP?A= 10 

QU.SLT.' C02tTF01 

1969 27S Tcgna - 

$taltd,3a/5}ICYgm3 PY.:.75 A'04 YOlK 


50269 941 0 ^'^.,=,._,e-• 

F?n ^ O ^.2. 33.(:(^;u• /3,. 39^^ ) ' 

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I Meb^ 76 ^C^f^'Â"t^^£NG"Yt3^F^dÔftGAN^zAT2.QN.^ ^ . 

s.r. 

C.F. HORNE 

CONVAIR 

Pomona, California 

No two engineering organizations are exactly alike nor is there any existing 

organization which cannot bear isprovement. Organizations are often built 

around personalities, or frequently, to circumvent personalities. They can, 

like Topsy, t'just grorP or they may be carefully planned and yet never achieve 

a high degree of success. An organization will funetion only to the degzee 

that the people in the organization want it to function. An organization which 

produces results is one in which definite responsibilities, with corresponding 

authority, are assigned to its executives and supervisors and good communications 

up and down the line are established. These policies will maintain esprit 

de corps and reducc bottle ner,ks. 

Fivurej will serve to illvstrate that a carefully planned approach to a problem 

4 p 0 n U

t 50269 9411 

76 1 Ma-80 


LINCOLN LABORATORY 

R. B. HOLMES 

Group 32 

TECHNICAL NOTE 1979-65 

26 OCTOBER 1979 

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. 

LEXINGTON MASSACHUSETT' 

. 0 4[^ tl G:t I9 3. 


50269 9412 

^4 

TP ze,a..("^'•^.^TiCAL'^BAkItvG"t:. ^Y 

370 PDDL 

Su ^c. irt 

0 4 0 00C1 ,% t J 94 

& Snltaa Nilliam J. 

Ref. PNIQPICGJ. BAKIHC. znd e:l. 

TP 

370 1965, G9477 pagee 

Su pri Publiehing Co., Inc. Baatpott, Conn. 


•----

p 4 ii o n cl;'f/q 5 

-Practical calcu].us. .- 

Palmer, Claude Irwin, 1571-1931. 

Praclical calculus, by Claude Irwin Palmer and Clnuda E. 

Stout. 2d ed. New York, blcGram-Hill,1952. 

470 p. lliue. 20 cm. 

Flrst ed. Dubllebed In 1024 uuder tltle: Practical calculue for bome 

ltudy. 

1.Calculus. z Tltle- 

QA303.P2 1952 ,.,, 517 

Library of Cougre.v ,15 , 


51-12637 I

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C cn.cF. 

LccY Arthur 

^tyza;rt- PICACTICAI, CNfiIINC. 

0 t^ 0 00 (; : I 7 9 6 

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50269 9414 ...v......_..^,^..

50269 9415 

9 d a 0 n 0 ;1. 1 % 9 7 

al'SL&^xCSI,.GC^c'A41Q.teO44"7'raYr...,.. 

Brimley, Robert Charles. 

Practicul chromatography, by It. C. Brimley nnd P. C. 

Barrett. With a foreword by E. C. Bate-Smith. London, 

Chapman & Ilall. i\ew York, Reinhold Pub. Corp., 1953. 

128p. Illua 23em. 

1. Chromntnerephlc anolysia 1. ]larrett, FreAertck (3., Iotot 

eathor. V. T1tle. 

QD271.B7 !"^ 644.9 b3-8141 

Lhrsry of ConBrem E^^ i53nt01 


j

50269 9476 

./nrr.n J. F.nsvnnmrnialSnrdîs. 1981. Vol. 16, pp. 97-Ifl(1 _ - o Gordon and Breacî ^_^rp c Publishen. Inc.. 15 

W2U-]-3i,p)r16U2-OOYl SU6. r PRnted in Ihe United Kmgde 

II MeA -81 S.p. 

a 

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^DIFFUS 

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I N ,C 

D. C. CHOUS and 1. Y. SUNG4 

PQI;ÛÔ4 

Ift "E6 ^ DErT 

Deparnnen( of Aerospare Engineering and Engineering Merhanica, 

San Diego Stafe Univerriry', San Diego, CA 921B2 (U.S.A.) 

lRrrrisrd O.IODer 2. 1979) 

A,racticalr.umericalschrmehasbeendtsrlnpcdfnrsimulatln(thediapcr.r nnfairMrnepollulantsinthralmospbtrc. 

Thc di((us m.Wel can be uscd as a primary unU in ir-yualn) euntrnl and emrrunmenl planninF m nagrmrnt A 

ic penurbation mcthod is fnlrnduced inlu the dillu.^nn rquztlon anlem Mhich pnav a altitude-drps•ndem 

urbulcntddfu. ncfficic nohtaininganlmprnredGau n-Ippehavkdisprr.imfnrmulaTherecepror-orknted 

urhan dupero modcl is mod^ficd In includc the enncenvalinn c'alrulalin.n n/ hnilr-IrnRlh and randnm.mtnred Iinr 

aofvariablev crheight.Hnurl)'avtragedtnm'enrnli.mdiurihutimm^lthrrclalnel)merlearhmmnnoalde 

r•ICawd b) motnr rehiclcc and industrial sourcn n.rr a hpia'aI urban area are ealculatrd fnr srvrral r.•presentatise 

^•-,!(vandwµ c,.auîng'tIrnlA tnnQitinqsD^ndylFaq-vhrinfthrimcnnmh^cr.urhansiar.rysllutinninsentop 

înJ ,tli e r M h m¢ ^ gicallnnd tfir.?Lmulzp6) u nihuti..n du.• In the altnude-drprrbem turbulrnt 

Jiflusinn cncfficicnu on the pollutant concenlratinn dntrihution,ean be >iFndicanl 


NOISE/SAPETY OUIDES /POLLUTIOtJ--NOISE/ 

%I ' Col 73 

S.F. RJR CLySS NO. PAF'PHLI:T XI Col-73 s.p. 

Scott, iI7, C. E.; Thoma„ H. G.; Kcystc;, L. U. 

^ J. Reynolds Tohacao Co., :Jinston•-5alc.n, N.C., U.S.(Scott); Univ. 

N.C. Sch. ^rd.,Dap, Surg., c),.1pe) niu, N.C., U.S.(Thoaas); N. C. St. Univ„ 

Center Acoust. Stu3les, Ralcigh, ?I.C., U.S.(Ro•:stcr)) 

.^y1^L6^t'lubr.^HIiS3;@ES'.l.1'#6atx^.1tPr!Yt^'-Ey4'A .sfr:st4;ENTVF;'etrLSJl';tk-lscl,iiiSG,., 

Jour. .:coust. Soc. 51 1) 367 (1973)(in Enylish) 

*RevMords:* t7ote affiliatfon. 

*1973, so, 9, w 3826+ •it* 

p r yA^F i`LffYfit ` I 7 9 9 


aln6 69zos 

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!`t,^- :''»"_ ^H'"^+r^•^ ^ ."^.-l^v.- /innY,1'^.^^/fh(^' 3 

/'/%, `^.,

. 50269 9419 

TP 

990 

Si 

0 4 il 0 i) 0 % I j 0 1 

':vFRAGfIf:AL- LETSRGHNi-FIANIfisAG`f0'^.. 

SSLC18, Mcsehcll 

P'N'.CtSCAL L .'E.CJCiii I24tiUFACTURE 

(Chewical Yrocces Revt.ev No. 27) 

1968 

Noyan Dovclopment Corp. 


212 Pa;ca 

Park Riaae, NOV Jereey

50269 9420 

RC 

683 

Na 

mC. 

04 f) 0:i ii ^1 ^ i^ 2 

^\11^51\^^ (y ^' 

ê481jd{I^^j^T"i^CI'kOCpP,DIO^_•FAPHY^ 

Hariott, Vaarp J. L. 

tRAC4ICfu EL3:CROr.43DTOGSAPIIY. 4th ®d. 

1968 282 PR;ea 

The Hi111ea3 G[t:USca Co. Bs1C::Ore 


TP 

156 

II 

0^1 (1 Q 1 I ( I :: I ii (/ .S 

Bennett, Harry, 1895- 

Practical emulsions; a handbook of emulsions, emulsi6ers 

and methods of folmuluting and making emulsions of prcccicsl 

value in •nldustry, by H. Bennett ... Brooklyn, N. Y., Chemical 

publishing co., inc., 1943. 

z p•.11., 402 p• Illus., dlegre. 221s. 

Iacludee blhllogrephlcal referentt . 

1. Eluulsions. 

Library of Congress 0 Tk'15U.F.81373 


43-0002

. 

1 ^ , :p f1a1 ," { su. L,: 11 

1..•ot: ' p, Î. .^. I: 

ui I t i) 1 f 

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lanuy 

1, i ^..î ^ q,.^< 1 il'rl :•: p a iiu ^^ ^'1 

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^

TOBACCO--LAW--GERMANY/ TOBACCO--PESTICIDES/ 

50269 9423 

Vf Ta3-78 •" . RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET VI Ta3 78 

- Wittenkindt W.^ : .' 

Wissenschaftlicbe Abt. erband Cigaretteind., Hamburg, Ger.) 

PRACTICAL:EXP,F.RIENCES^;ItZ,CEHIqANY-WITHTHE LEGISLATION`LIMITINC'lu`10U!@S 

OUPj=I6SDSS'OB^TOB7CCC0-AND,TOBACCO.PRODUCTS:9+ 

*(Erfahrungen mit der Hochstmengen-Verordnung Pflanzenschutzmittel bei 

der Kontrolle von Tabakerzeugnissen.)*' -. • . , 

Quester Tabak-Kolloquium, 20th, paper, Orleans, Fr., variously paged 

(May 1978) .: - - - ..^- . - - 

*Special translationavailable upon request* 


50269 9424 

Q 40ll fl G i 1-^06 

,t..P- rattlca 

mExperiment,. 

tQ-eSigriS^^:-'° 

^^. ^ 

*^fo^'Eîgineer.-,s'°,' 

n HScientists^.- 

WILLIAM J. DIAMOND 

LP 

eamom. c.nm,^^. 


li 4 

50269 9425 --------------.-•. 

CH5MILU:4INESCE::CE-FLUORIHETRIC ANAtiSIS/LUN.INESCENCE/ 

ENZYMES--P_-TE:U@iATIO:I/PEOSPIiORESCERCE/SFECT ROFL'JJRO:IETP,Y/ 

WATER--A.tiBLYSIS/AIR--POLLlTIO:l--At7ALYSIS/FLAME SPECTRO:rETRY/ 

471973a • 

^ 

RE 

Theory, Mefhods, and Techniques 

by'GEORGE G. GUILBAULT' 

to^„t..,sm u.;.•n,ari.x,eo.tr.., 

Nro0•lnu.Cvvi.uv 

with [ontributiont from 

R. F. CHEN; GOVIND/EE, 

C. PAPAGEORGIOU, and 

E. RABWOWITCH; EL.INEHRY 

MARCEL DEKKER, INC., Nrw York 1,73 


50269 9426 

b y n o;1 c^ F. It; C, i; 

PR:.CTICN: FODD MICBG6IOLOCY' AHti'AECHi"J60G[ 

Weiser, HIarry Kowerd. 

I'ractical food microbiology and teclmology. 11'astport, 

Conn., Avi Pub. Co., 1062. , I' 

343 p. Illus. 24

50269 9427 

FIT7ISHF° AND COALI\GS/Pi,IiITSTLABORATORILS--APP:\R,1TllS AND $LTPLIifS; 

FREOYS--TOSICITS/AF,ROSOLS/ 

LL 

FORINLAS/RF.CIPES/ADI[ESIVES--POR?NLAE,RECEIPTS, PRESCRIPTIO[.S/ 1 ^ 

COSI[ETICS--FORMULAE/DRIJCS--FORMOLAE/FOOD--FORNUt.AE, RECEIPTS, PRFSCRIPTIO:IS/ 

Q 123 Go 

1973 

1 C. 

V, PVnG•'^ 

^, 

^ 

Henry Goldschmiedt, Ph.D. 

CHEMICAL PUBLISHING CO..INC.. NEW YORK. N. Y. 

x I ii ll. 

^F• 1\`^}( 


so IiI s 

CfIROMATOCRAPHIC ANALTSIS--CAS CHRO.MATOCRAPHY/ 

Laboratory Practice 28(4) 396-401(1Q79) 

50269 9428 

'Eti`^'uê o#Sêr^1J,&./1„^#,&eEôRe.r1 ►;Xubala^ 

esaMaircaiarcff fs$ifra4ahDra4su;yl a" hro atqgraphsr 

ll ^ Cohnft.Sharpe 

1\('RIACINti inrerc.l is Aeinp shewn in the use It wall [oateJ 

npcn hJ.ular (N'(t)I I cnlumns foc thc annlYei< or complca 

cr bY pavlirluiJ [h+nmalnFraphy to both re

50269 9429 

QD 

^ 400 

A Fi 

,31tACTICAL•.llliTbWYÂC.GN$:1ZSTRY: 

.._..: 

Pittoa, A. 0. 

PRACTICnÌ. HL'TCP,OCYCLIC CidP.LTSTRY, by 

A. 0. T+ircon s+x1 it. K. Sr,uii:y 

2958 

r=e=sC rcoso 

a 4f) 0 n tl : 18I I 

146 Pa-âm 

Nms York 


QD 

271 

Si 

1976 

ION EXCIIANCE CIIRmDUTOnRAPtIY/ 

50269 9430 

CHROHATOCRAPfIIC ANALYSIS--LIQUID CI?RO!IATOORAPIIY/GEL PERHEATION/ 

'^^^^^^^â^^^^® 

0 4^; n n 0 ;: I 

Edired by 

C. F. Simpson 

Srhool of Alalerulnr Srieures 

Utirersily of Sussrx,QNglucu 

Published by Heyden and Son Limited 

in association with the 

Continuing Education Committec of The Chemicat Society 


50269 9431 QC ^MCT2CtV;-k21^î30N ttBi08F".CIG11.^^.LCnY iHY 

437 (L'=A41UI£TA_'AVI6IBi::) 

Ed Ediebury, Joseph ttntcli0e. 

Practical hints on absorption spectrometry (ultra-violet 

and visible) tbyt J. R. Ediebuq-. New York, Plenum Press, 

1967. 

0 q ^ 0i) Cl 

x11.288P. ntus, 23cm. 

Blbllogrsphy; p. 251-25L 

1. Absorptton spectra. r. Title. 

QG137.F,27 1967 ^` 535'.84 

Library of Congress j lil 


67-35531

50269 9432 

/ TASTE--TP.STTTIG--F9.AVOR/ 

77 V Se Proceedings, Ameri.can Society of Rrecuing Chemists 32(2)60-64(1974) 

Practical Ideas in Flavor Taste Testing 

J. L. SEICEL and J. P. TicRAE, Afolson's Breweq• Quebec Li+nired, and Z. VALYI, Mofson Bretrezies of ( 

Lfmfred,- MoNreaL Quebec, Cmmda • r. . 

Compahcnsive yualiq^ eontrol of product characteristics as 

pcrcciced by thc conxumer at hvec is a r 

a problem which the nanclist trirs ro •^^°^ '• )-i 

. 

j ^ 

. î t

50269 9433 

QD 

151 ci'SfAtXFICAVISd78CA.NIC'Ctiu*.*7l9i3tY.vPreparations, 

Pa reactions and instrumental methods 

kC. 

0 4 it 0 i i i I ,i. I U 1 5 

Paos, CCcffrey 

'.RCT'.,.,., C ChG^

; ► - . . 

r..r..-r•.,.a,r.,!-•yn•.r 

nqT 7 'd P:rn •tanrl^'t('^CcaJ 

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ec`..•...CN njE. 

--Pklb7it^4g-^.-•1^;C '^ÎLIAc' .1-:.^::CP.. 

1\rias, JoLn Russell, 16w- 

Practic:d nvumgemont of disorderc of the liccr, pauerca; 

and bilinty tract, by Jolm P.uascll Twiss and P.lliot Oppcnhcim. 

Philndclpbia, l.on & Fcbigcr,1055. 

853 p. tllus. 25 cm. - 

7. Llr'er-Discases. 2. Pancreas-DISGVses. .3. Gntl-bindde[- 

DlsUasel r, Oppenhelm, Elliot, loint author. or. TIGC. 

RC345.'1'9 616.26 54-8315 j 

l,3 

Library of Consress i371;5, 


50269 9436 

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50269 9437 CNROMATOCRAPHIC ANALYSIS--MASS SPECTRO'4ETRY/ 

/ CIIF.NIST4Y -cnpML'TERS/ 

oc •^^?raetic^rfr:M^rs^Spectr;^^re1r^^ 

451 

r+i A Contempowry Introduction 

l070 

0 4^ O t ► !',2! 8,! 5' 

EJifeJ by 

13rian S. Middleditch 

LLi. Yo/HOU..un 

Mw^mn. T u• 

PLENUM PRESS • NEW YORK AND LONDON 

A%1, ^ ^{J )3 


TP PRACTIC6Li:&%T.If7SPECTIOii. 50269 9438 

370 

: 411 

Wil6ot', Andrew 

CI:f.CTICLL hXAT INSPECTION 

1SG? 196 Pnges 

^,i •: . .ii ....'_eniei:_ Uaord 

^,ubliCa[1.ca5 


50269 9439 

0 4:1 b i t G L i^• :^ I 

^.,,.Fxt^r ti.C:s7.-êc3S¢Sr.e- ye2r._ La,l:s. 

The Year book of drug therapy. 1957-58, 1'^1 

Chicago, Year Book Yoblisllera 

eJ v. Iltus, 20 em. (Practlcal mediclne year Aooks) 

TIt1c rat'les: 1002-10, Jlnterin medten nod therapeutics.-]917-23, 

Phn mat'olo^y and thi•r::renli:v.--1`r.'.4-^3'_. Iênrrnl th^•rnttentirs.- 

1833- the Year book o! Senerai therapcutlcs. 

Editors: 1^0_ 1C, C. F, ]iutlor nud otl•cro.-1D17-S^, 13. Fl:r.tuc a:d 

othera.-1D10- O. \V. Bethen.- 11. Beck:vnn 

1. 1•bernPUUtlcs-Yenrbooks. r. 1lntter, Ceor9c lrrank, 1837-1021, 

ed. It. l^nntus, Bernard, 1874-10J0, rJ. t r. 13ethea. Oscar 1Valtt-, 

1978- ed, rv. ISeck;nnn, Ilnrry, 1592- ed. (Scrlcs) 

I{hI1.Y -I 615.1059 C D 38-23• 

Llbrar3 of Coneress 

.- 

58r521°3q 


^707 

pMppqgpy^' TxT7DIt0Y. APPLIED.PAYSIQAirSiBTALLUROY ANDT98-• 

IHIlI1STRIALYBDGESSINC OPFEIIRODS:AND..HOAB$BROOS HBYALSÂND Aid.OYS. 

S: cha, Caa'.Sa .. _}7: . LILD FL2S'.C^. 

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by 

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w-r.icrm `.. Su.l.eiy for 

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50269 9441 

^ (p 

519 

K 

U^^ 0 0 n f ► ;' I u 2 3 

'^pY'aatlega.,,.F.ethî:^..a-!;„biocheui^t;Y: 

Koch, Frefierick Conrad, 1P.76-1948 

Practical rrethods in bioc- êmistry, by Fredricic 

C. Koch and Aartin F. Y.anY.e. 5th ed witimcr^, 

Will'a¢^s & Wilkins Co., 1?l,6I /^G' ^(p°h' 

ix. 419 p. illus, 21 . cm. 


QH 

211 

Go 

1972 

MICROSCOPE AND MICROSCOPY--TECHd]QUE/ 

sn 

-AWGTRON MICROSCOPY--±, 

Edited by 

AUDREY M. GLAUERT 

Strangewayr Research Labo.atory 

Cambrldge 

NOATH-HOLLANDIUlUSNINGCOMIANT - AMST[IDAM.LONDON 

AM[AICAN El{fVlEl1 MllLISHING CO.. INC. - NE W TOIIR 

r'.21. 71•^ 

0 4 0 0 n3 2 )1 6 2 4) 

50269 9442 

LBPECIMEN PREPARATION 

IN MATERIALS SCIENCE 

P.1. GOODHEW, B.Sc., Ph.D., A.I.M. 

Department oJMetallurgy and Materinl.rTrchnology 

Unirersity oJSurrey 

NORTN-HOLIAND IUlLMHiNG COMIANT - AMf1F11DAM - LONDON 

AMNIKAN ILSEVlE6 MSILnHmG CO..INL - NEW r04K 

' AO 


^ ^ )

QH 

211 

G1 

1980 

MICROSCOPE AND MICROSCOPY--TECHNIQUE/ 

qpvmmmgws 7ff- REPLICA, SHADOWING AND 

i$1munwo1mimico" FREEZE-ETCHING TECHNIQUL 

VolGmc 8 

r.r,N•d m' 

AUDREY M. (iLAUERT 

Snnqerrrqr.Y Rr.Yrnrdi 4rlN,rwm'r 

('nrnhridgr 

880 

NORTNNOLLAND PUBLIBNING COMPANY 

AMSTERDAM NEW YORROXEOHD 

0 4 0 0no2 1 8 2s 


1.H. MARTII AILLISON 

/)^7yrrrNrv',u ,U/fud,y^l 

Adr,,,, ,rn,Y 

,6lirnAr. (2mm6r 

ARTIIVR 1 RUNI 

DrPurrmem o/ Bn^dr',Ni,rn 

['niirr..irrr,l /ri,,,rrr 

teBU 

NORT-OLLANO PUBL+SNINO COMiANY 

AMSTERDAM NEW YORF OMiORD 

.. 1 ^

Fletcher,R.; 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK QA 276 F1 1981 

50269 9444 

'al CONSTRAINED 

OPTIMIZATION. 

John Wiley 8 Sons.New York, NY.81,(IN : ENG.) 

ISN = 3150 

0 4 0 0 n o 2 1 8 2 6 


50269 9445 • 

Pr^ct.osF' ^ :6ycoYôe;r. 

Funder, Sigurd. 

I'rncticnl mycology; mnnuol for identification of fungi. 

Oslo, llr¢gger 1195:341 

145 0. IIIn6. 20 fm. 

DlLlingrephy: D. 121F130. 

1. Fungl. .. Tllle. 

(ZICG03.FD5 

0 4 0 0 n 0 2 1 8 2 7 

0 

I.Ibrnry• of ConBrcaa 3i 


55-310

50269 9446 - . ^- •, , , 1' 

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cMaryvonne L. Martin and Gerard J. Martin 

HEr6EN) University of Nantes, France 

Jean-Jacques Delpuech 


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50269 9456 

n in aa, Practical pectrophotometric StandardsV 

Royden N. Rand• 

The Subcommittee on Spectrophotometry of the Standards Committee of the Ameriean 

Association of Clinical Chemists presents a discussion of spectrophotometric 

standards for use in the routine clinical chemistry laboratory. Numerous surveys have 

demonstrated the need for regular checks to assure that instruments meet specifications, 

and that proper technics are employed. Methods for evaluation of linearity, 

sensitivity, wavelength calibration, stray light, and photometric accuracy are discussed, 

and the details for testing are given in the Appendix. Criteria of performance for 

wide-band-width colorimeters and spectrophotometers as well as the more elaborate 

spcctrophotometers are presented. 

_: A. 

POSSIBLY MORB THAN 957o of all quantitative analyses performed in the 

clinical laboratory involve a colorimetric or spectrophotometric procedure. 

Yet routine performance checks to assure that the instruments 

meet specifications and the operators use proper technics are rarely 

made. The purpose of this paper is, therefore, to examine the present 

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frequent utilization of practical standard materials will bring about 

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Charles N McEwen

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RJR CLASS NO. PAHPhLRT 75 VI Pr 

Carvalho D. D.; Silva, U. C.; Ouimarae.s, L. F.I..; 

Carcdoso, M. A. A. 

*(no affil.)* 

IDRN'fIFICATION AND SPIiC'IROSPHOTO?tETRI._. C DHT1iR* NATION OF I:I i0T1X6 IN 

•.m.."`.s:'.""'..,",..`.'..._.....-.„,,....._-(7i ,,,,. .. . 

URINB FROM SMOKERS. 

5am *(]dentificacao e dosagem espectrofotometrica de nicotina em urina dc 

fumantes.)* Rev. Rrasil. Med. 31 (No. 9) 607-10 (1974) (in Portugucse) 

*1975, No. 11, N 3928* *d* 

Tobacco analysis (medicine): 

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50269 9476 sevier equom S.A., Lausanne -Prinled in the Netherlnnds 

: ^. 

Smoke Formation by Combustion of Polymeric Materials 

XXII MeB9-79 S.P. 

JAGODA and J. LAHAYE 

Centre de Recherehes sur In Physico-Chimie des SarJacea Snlides, 24. Auenue du lYesidant Kennedy, 68200 

Mulhouse (F7nnee) 

SUMMARY 

Smoke formation in the combustion of 

polymeric materials is discussed in the context 

of the general field of carbon form:d.ion during 

pyrolysis and combustion of hydrocarbons. 

During the cornbustion of polymers, heat 

transferedfrortr the flame to the solid causes 

degradation of the material at its surface into 

a conrplex gas mixture containing hydrocarbons. 

As these vapours approach regions of 

higher temperature near the flanu, they give 

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(2). Last but not least the smoke particles 

play an important role in the mechanism of 

fire spread. As will be discussed later a polymer 

burns only after its surface has been 

raised to a temperature sufficicnt to allow its 

decomoosition into combustible volatiles. As 

the heat transfer from the flnme to the plastic 

is mostly radiative and because solid surfaces 

(e.g. of particles) radiale much stronger than 

gases at similar temperature, the effect of 

smoke on the. combustion rate is clear. In a 

review of soot formalion durinp, the combustinn 

or nolvmers hvo nnrn-h

I FORECASTING/INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS--RESEARCH/ 

50269 9477 

1'yPRAEGERSPECIAL STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAlPOLITICS ANDGOVERNMF.Nf 

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Louis Rert= Berres 

Harry R. o arg 

Praeger Publishers New York Washington London 


50269 9478 

ORCASO>IP:TAt.LIC CO?!FOCSDS/CEY,71R[/PF,AF.SF.OUYMIUMR;EOD"i:1IL?f/ 

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151c^ Sn INORGANIC CHE ri'IIi'FR5[ Lanlhanidcs 

1973 Yolumc 4. Ian:h.^.ii^ «, Tnnsition Îct^l Can,pounds 

Traltsttion ' A;etal f_on:pom: 

EUITOF.!AL 6Ot.RT) 

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J. C. P.nILnR in., urbar,a pI11GA\4oN PRLSS 

11. J. EMGLlUS, r.R.s., Carrtbrirlgc 

E.rdmi ..rrrh^rtao rn rhr rvnrrm i;a^:r,rnare 

SIR RONALD N1'llOl \1, v.tes., London CO\1PE2\llIUM 1'UI3LISHGRS 

A. F. TRO7itilAlwllICK[NSON, Cardi/f ' . .^ . 

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50269 9079 

C^ 4 n n n n/ S ^! () ( 

Beilsleily Friedrich Iiunrad, 1838-190G. 

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Yrager tmd Pnul Jocobson. Unter etalidiget' :nitlvirkung 

cm1 Paul Schmidt nnd Dorx Stern ... Be1'iL:. J. 

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A NEW CICAR:TTE FILTER. 

Union, 'eins,(Feb. 27, 1974) (in English) of ('i„f: 

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IX Re2-79 S.P. Aviation, Space Environm. Med. 50(1)40-3(1979) 

carrGaaca Moav^Êde anc9 E-flumcarm ''umit,a 

DGscG'Bm96ûcluqCDQ'ES C--a11011J1re to mepoGcG'IIR'G" 

oycY GL7-VV G.ell ttl UeflW W 4 MLâ Pai1 IIp Y ilW/Y Yts 

4G,4fv, 

rFt;A 0 l 

Orro, D. A, V. A. BaNtowus, and J. D. Paan. Carbon manarlde 

and human rinm dirorminntion: Fnllure ro rrpttcate BeardiYothefm 

Experiment 1, 2. Avial. Space Pnriron. Med. 50(p: 

40-43, 1979. 

Oeerd and Werthetm deserlbed n dose-relolyd deficit In humen 

nme prrcepnon during low Ievei CO expasure. Two oU,er tohor.. 

todea nere unabt< to repl(eate tbls findinR, elthuu6h methaAotoRienl 

difterences eould exploin thess failures. This

ediarfw Rr rarN. uuid^ s lnsrnmienranan --- 

1990. Vol 12 f.fl. 5JS-5e0 

80 II Ey-81 

50269 94 8 2 

A computer-poritrolled vapor-dilution 

s. P. t/olfactometer 

VERNON A. BENIGNUS and.;'fXF.NW'PRAHkA ' 

U.S. EnvironmenmlProieNionAgency, Ch alHifl, NorihCaro/ina2731Iand 

Uniwrsiry oJNorlh Carolina, Chaprl Hil/, North Carolina27514 

A romputer•controlled olfactometer with several innovations leading to closer control over 

the stimulus parameters and minimization of nonolfactory cues is presented. A microcomputer 

is used to control the stimulus duration and interstimulus interval. Electronic mass tlow can. 

trollers are employed to maintain close control over the flow in the pure air line and the 

stimulus-bearing line. Both humidity and temperature are closely regulated. Using a nasal 

catheter, this stimulus delivery system coupled with velopharyngeal closure and oral breathing 

permits accurate specification of the quantity of stimulus material actually entering a subject'a 

nares. The design is such that the computer programming, patch panel interface, and threaded 

tubing allow versatility in the type of olfactometric study that can be conducted. This system 

is amenable for threshold, electrophysiologieal, and sensory adaptayon studies of olfaction. 

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50269 9463 

Pwrepnd a.d Afctoe SRiIL, 1977, 45,1007•I014. © Percepnul nad btomr Sk1lls 1977 

i!( Re^ 78 LACK OF EFFECTS OF CARBON MONO:UDE 

cON HUMAN VIGILANCE 

VERNON A. BEVIGNUS,' DAVID A. OTIO, 

Envieo.menr.f Pentmrion Ageruy mrd U.dvemiry of North Carolina 

MUMP"Wf1 

AND GAYLA BENIGNUS' 

Enrircnmmrd Prerert?cn Agrncy Sperry Univac 

Srrmmary.-Previous publiculoas on he efEem of luw leva(s of nrboo 

monoaide (CO) oa human vigilance perforounce have found conflicung re 

sula While several smdies have foond saaeueiolly reliable effecn, one have 

goae unchalleuged. This uricle preeeou a crirical « w of be lireramre and 

she resuln of a study employing 52 humaa male subieas performiog a numeric 

munimring maL- CO level.s aese 0. 100, and 200 ppm which produced mean 

orboayhemog:obio lerels 0.01, 4.61 md 12.62 prrceot mspecaively. No CO. 

enposure levels produ

50269 9484 

tr. J•Z(c5+tt ^^^._ 

11 N1eA1-74 

Jour. Applied Meteorology 13 (6)730-33 (1974) 

q.P. 

Comments on "The Background Level of the Summer Troposphenc 

Aerosol over Greenland and the North Atlantic Ocean" 

PRANM 

P01 

)fdsarokriraf !urlluk, Air Poll:il;o'n Surlen, Coyenhopeq Denmar4 

14 February 1974 

Long-range transport of atmospheric pollutants from In any event, in a more careful meteorological 

natural and anthropogenic sources causes difficulties analysis isobaric trajectory calculations should at 

in the detennination of the background level of acro- least have been included at more than one pressure 

sols and gases in the troposphere. Plumes created by level. 

forest fires have been- traced over long distances Fig. I shon•s eontours of eonstant height (isoh.%pses) 

(Clarence and Smith, 1950; 1Sexler, 1950). A volcanic through Sdndrestrtfmfjord airport at the 850- and 

outbreak from Jan \fayen Is. was traced via satellite 500-ntb levels for two periods prior to 21 Jull', the 

for a distance of about 1000 km (Nyberg, 1972). date when the measurements of Flyger It af. were n:adr. 

Long-range transport of atmospheric pollution origi- This shows that geostruphic air flon- during these rather 

nating from heavilv populated areas has been traced stationary conditions might have passed over heavily 

in Greenland (Robinsan and Robbins, 1969; `Ceiss populated areas in the United States before rcachiny, 

of at., 1971), in Europe (Forland, 1973), and in the the west coast of Greenland. A more satisfactory 

United States (Ilall It at., 1973). Lead has been mea- investlpnuon eould be_perfnrn^l_-tty_tnjqcj,lv,-,cca:;_.. 

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ALCOHOLISM/ 

In: THE SOCIAL PIPE: OR, GENTLEMAN'S RECREATION., Thomas Gosden 

Sportsman's Repository, London, 1826. 

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BONIFACE OIVO]'HILUS, 

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TOSACCO--SOCIOLOGY/TOBACCO--HISTORY/ 50269 9406 

TOBACCQ--SMOXINi.--FAVQE:9LE 7,IIEFi!(fCCE/ 

RIR CL1SS NO. TEXTBOOK TS 2240 Pa 1972 

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50269 9487 

76 II Pr RODENTS IN DESERT ENVIRONMENTS. Edited byglP'=YrakaW and 

o"'" P. K. Chosh 

A bibliography 6 list of available 

books & periodicals available on the subject 

Dr. W. Junk by Publishers The Nague, Netherlands 

('. / t l n n r) ,? !,' ; 


79 III Bh .lour. Ind. Chern Soc. 55(12) 1307-8 (Dec. 1978) ./7/ I/W 

Polarographlcl3ehaviour of ahexomplescs Pormed 

by Pb(1!) and Cd(lI) with1lVicotinatc Ions 

S.K• BHASINe,f6f PRAKA$He, D.S. JAIN & IN, GAUR 

Chemical Laboratories. University of Rajsslban, 

lalpurJ02004(India). 

AfanuJCrlpt rected 15.VOVember 1976, revtred 27 AfnreG 1978, 

accepred 17 May 1973 

pb(lI) and Cd(lq form comp ses with number of 

ligands'-s. The electroc emical be viour of the 

campicxcs formed bylcad aod ad;ntum with 

formate, glytotale, salicylato, benzoale and phthalates-so 

have been studied by lain and Gaur. The 

presenl paper deals with the detcrmination of the 

formation conslante of the complexcs formed by Pb(II) 

and Cd(I!) with nicotinate ions polarograplrically. 

Experimental 

Reagent grade chemicals were used. The solutions 

of metal ions were prepared from their nitratcs. Soaium 

n.reta,.,- ^m. naed to L•een cnnstnnt ionic strcnath 

r 

0 1,?(1 n!? 7 1 t' 7(1 

Results and Discussioa 

In each case, a single well dcfined redaetlon wac 

appeared, whose half wavc potential was found to shi 

lowards more ncgmive .ide and the dirusinn currcr 

was found to dr.crcase with the incrcasiog conccntralio 

of aieolinate ion. The above results indicated eonsplc 

formation belweed Cd(II) and Pb(Il) witlt nicolir.at 

ions. The plots of le vs}/h tts ,,It as it vs C't (C; 

is rnctal ion concentration) were linear and passin. 

throogh origin, thcreby showing the reduction pruccs 

to be diffusion conlrolled. 

The plots of log i)(s,s-t) vs E,t.e, were found to b 

lineat with a slope of the order of 31 + 2 mV in czs, 

of Cd(ll) and Pb(11), indicatinS resrorsibitity of eb•ctrad, 

proccss involvirg two electrons. The plots of E vs- 

log Cx (wlscrc Qv is the nimlinatc ion conconlration`were 

found to be smooth curres showing the furmalion 

of two or more comples sp.cies which were in 

rquilibrinm. The formatien covstanls havo becn calcnlalcd 

by DePord and Hume'i" Ircalment fur conseeu- 


_ I MeR7-7R S.P. P,nsenrch Mananement, Nov. 1974, oP. 7.7--11 

The 4sa3ai;cn o1 i .IM from CL37pD7afs Mana9zrnan3 

W.H. Gruber, 0.11. Fbensgen and$'rak"keY 

, 1l7ren R&D perJnrrnaire is down, look for two tronbfe satrres - laek of 

Jap rnanagernenr involpement and inadeyuaty ojcornmunications and planning. 

What distinguishes a company with a successful 

R&D program from a company that experiences 

losses in market share and profits because of the 

failure of R&D to contribute the new products 

and processes required to equal t:ie new technological 

capabilities of their competitors? When a 

company fails to invent new products and processes 

that are competitive, is this the fault of the 

company's R&D effort? Or does top manegement 

receive the quality of R&D performance that it 

deserves? 

One element in the great disparity between the 

winners and losers in the management of R&D is 

the recent growth of R&D as an important corporate 

functidd. qhecqndiPlenientls that plobl4ins 17{ 

the management of R&D are very different, from 


I 

50269 9489 

tions on such measures as the.contribution o: 

R&D to corporate goals. An index of R&D per. 

formance was calculated from the answers to thes< 

questions. This index was then related to planning. 

communication, position of R&D in the organiza. 

tion structure, and other factors which were hypothesized 

to determine the usefulness of R&D to :: 

company's objectives. These measures of satisfaction 

with R&D as perceived by R&D executivevare 

presented in Tables 1 and 2. 

. The first finding from these tables is that a 

majority of highlevel R&D executives in our survey 

believe that non-R&D executives have either a 

medium or low opinion of the usefulness of the 

R&D function. The survey indicates that R&D 

executives believe that they are not understnnr,t.}+-

50269 9490 

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,PRARTTRUS4 p0 TF.}:1i!kOLOGITA N:. TYUTYUIiA T 

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(Ccsparir.on of CutalyC3c GcCiciCy e: 

-Idan-'euoa:a 1}1.o::i.da c.t I;1+:r.t?:olytio 

CcJ.g3.a sr•d ::-.we^ccs:r, f:pcteozS3N ).sa U,,c 

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EXPER1b^tiTAL SOIL 4RCPCB10^C7. 

1964 107 pe,rcn 

Batgc,a Puhlf.chin;; Co. AHnnoapqlio, Mtnni. 


50269 9495 

4eZ" e.e.' io G) G Y - 7e (iYL6) 

VII Re6-81 S.P. R. Bartha 

Copv[ii![ O 1ìA5 Cy ite N„W^:.e k P',liu Co. I^^V^ Pnwe in C!S,A. 

Featurer of a Flaek and Method for Meuurfnp 

the Perwrtence and Biolopicaf Edectr of 

Perticides in Soil.' A talented chemical indust.-y 

acting through agricultural, medical, 

and uniuy eeientct, has enabled man to 

menipulate his ensironment aad become a contmlliog 

factor in the balance of uature. Conaequently, 

food and fiber of good quality are 

produced economically, there are adequate 

aupptier of water, and public health is maintaioed 

at an elevated level. 

That maa's ability to alter his envirunment 

has negative as well as positive aspect was 

given lay recognition by Rachel Carwn, and 

the note of uution she sounded in Sifent 

3prfnp (2) bas been amplified with and without 

distortion, until, today, the merits of pesticides 

eoratimte a aubjeet of ooatrovery (5). There 

is publie interest in the fate of pesticides in 

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work, desgned, had fabricated,' and employ 

the 0ask illustrated in figure I. Fifty grsms of 

soil (1) is added to a 250-cc. Erleome;er 

ffask (H) fuaed to a 50-

.a 

?6 L ^ 7.7A (..:entury o#- Research 

s . 

^ syttIr^S41111 Metabolic Role of 

7.inc Aleta6olisnt 

At/AYtM S.PltASAD. Tr.D., P11.D. 

in(r,f'2 

1 50269 9496 

1^ 

Onr. rmxurten rr:nes Arn, Raalin (1) experimentally in calves (10), lambs (ll), 

sfsowrd that rinc was essential for the tlogs (12), and young Japanese quails (13), 

qroivth of dsficrgilfus ni6cr. During tise Zinc de6ciency has also been descri6ed in 

surccerling 50 ycars its essential role in tnrkey poults (19). 

plant life was cstaLlishctl (2, 3). During It was not until 1961 that nutritional 

the past 40 years, mainly through phenorn- rleficicncy of xinc w•as suspected for the 

enologinl studies, its important-e in ani- first time to occtsr in man (15). The clini- 

.mal nutrition 6as been rPcognizcd. In 1934, cal manifcstations in subjccts reported 

Tald, Hlvchjetn ancl Ifart (4) shutsrJ that 6om lran and 1°gypt incluJed short stao- 

rine was neceuary for lhe grmatls of the nre, markcvl hypqGnnadi.stn, hclmtospleno- 

r]t. ZnlUllt'Grlellt rats eshibit anoreîa, megaly, and irun-defiricney ancmia. The 

6rm•alt rcuarJation, coarsc ami sparse hair tlict of thcsc paticnls consistctf ahnost cs- 

proredt, Iymphocctopenia, testinilar atro- clusively of breaJ made of x•heat flour and 

lil^ l^lter ^cra^Q and ac:mthosis and the intake of aninnl protein was ncgliriblc. 

porakcrinu>fs" of i`he :kit(! esuphaFns, liurl7 A(tcr estcnsive sturlies, we tlentousu'ated 

lure.aomar6 (5). Tncker and Salmun (li) Ihat 1C^,yptimt patients had zine def^cicncy 


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50269 9498 

VIII He -76 TOBACCO--SMOKINC--BLOOD/ 

^R CLASS NO. PA"n HLET . 

S.F. 9 Einbrodt, H. J.; Rosmanith. J. p 

(Technischen Hochschule Aachen, Abn Hyg. Arbeitsmed.) 

CADMIUM CONTENT IN BLOOD AND SNOKING HABITS. 

•(Der Cadmiumgehalt'i;Mut und Rauchgevohnheiten.)• 

Naturvissenschafteo 63. 148 (1976) (in German) 

+CKeywords:• cadmium, cured, constituentl 

cadmium, smoke. constituent. 

aAnnnna t rcrn 


50269 9499 PACKAGING--EUROPE/PACKACING--CERbWNY/ 

149 

PACKAGING IN TNE LAST QUARTER OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. 

Selected Problems in Packaging Science, Packaging Economics, 

Pr 

1975 

and Packaging Institutions. 

i 

1 DAS VERPACKUNGSWESEN 

I IM LETZTEN VIERTEL 

{ DES 

ZWANZIGSTEN JAHRHUNDERTS 

Ausgewahlr.e Probleme 

der Verpackungswissenschaft, 

der Verpackungswirtschaft 

und der Verpackungsinstitutionen 

0 .q o o n 0 2 1 0 8 1 

Herausgegeben 

von Iêimz'Fras[^ 


Econ Verlag 

D'usseldorf • Wien

ti 

!, fl n i! 1) G ^ 

!tn PH:1PcitTIES 01 ôE:^.It(d 

;1:4 t 3i:C0:Ii.t7A 

ROSI:::a, 1.., by Cnrrlen W. Pratter and 

.. - C. Sis?cr. 

C. :;.ete Vaiv. P. Ra1nfP.h, 1bbr,cco 

. eyr.'eC .,:.rlâ S:c. 217. 

fVe-. flez^t Cell Aiv,nfoY. 

(1966) 


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GEOPUYSICAL RE[ENiCII LLTTERS 

STRATOSPIIIiRIC CHEMISTRY: MULTIPLE SOLUf10NS 

aMj:Prattcr) M. It. Mcl:lruy S. C. Wufsy, J. A. Lugan 

50269 9502 

Center For Eanh and Planetary Physics,HarrarJ Univrrsity,CamhriJg

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50269 9504 

CMA Jour. 123 ,1007-1010, 1013 (Nov. 22, 1980) 

Relation of cord blood thyroxine and thyrotropin ^ 

IX Re -81 levels to gestational age and birth weight v 

S,P.z T /)F 

PH D, FCCPM; LIONEL REESE, MD, CM, FRCS[C], FRCP[C], FACS: A. 

GERALD J.M. TEVAARWERK, RA, MD, FRCP[C]i RORERT MACKENZIE, MD, FRCP[C]; 

CAROLYN J. HURST, RT 

A pru0rem of sereenlny cord ►bod for widenee of prlnury 

aeonaul hypethyroidicm wss implemented In a yenerN hor 

pital. In 13 months ]455 newbome were scnened: the 

thyrocine (TJ and INlodoMyronim RJ eoncentrations wers 

nmeasured In cord blood umples, snd when the T. level 

wu below 8.0 ry/dl thyrotropin ws Nso asssyed In the 

Mmple. 

The two-tier propnm was eflecure. One hypothyrald now. 

bom was detected and treated. More boys tlun yirls had 

T. lerels below 8.0 ry/dl (9.7% r. 4.7%). The T. level sorr► 

Med with birth wefpht diphtly better In the boys (r = 021 

Y. 021). and In the boys this correlation wss etronper when 

the birth wdOht was lower. Regression anNysls of the data 

to 

for 54 of twlns Indiwted that the T. brel was more 

strongl la d t ne timuI • than to bhth wel ht. 

^1fe Uv ^ê (1 rl 2 I i; ^ (i 

thyroxine (T.) levels in cord blood have been at leas 

1.5 to 2.0 standard deviations (SDs) below the mea^ 

for the healthy neonatal population; ""°"' and Its 

thyrotropin levels have been at least five times the nor 

mat mun for cordbloodY'"" Thus, a two-tier pro 

gram, a T. screen followed by selective thyrotropi 

determinations, was established. 

Malerials and methods 

Clinical material 

During a 13•month period (June 1977 through Jun 

1978) cord blood samples collected in the deliver 

room from 3456 (94.3'k) of the 3665 infants bor 

at St. Joseph's Hospital. London, Ont. were screene 


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1 50269 9505 

OFBVMM 

Principles of combustion in the steam boiler funmce, by 

Arthur 1). Pratt. New York, The llabcock & Wilcox co. 

°1920, 

2P L. 7-1149. diagre. 281 em. 

I. B1uraa

50269 9506 

II MeA1-81 S.P. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION 

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MIT Industrial Liaison Program 

82 III Jo 

Report 5_38-81 , ^ 

AN INTSGaATED OPTIQL ERI1fQRE SEN80R 

L. N. Jotfnaoa, P. J. Laonbarqer and, $XW-lMraC4i_?s'i 

Dapartment Of Elactsieal Enqiaeeriaq 

Distributed for Internal U. 

by Member Companlaa Only. 

May Not be Reproduced. 

^®ffT^haeqp, L. J. Leonbesqer and G. W. Pratt, Jr. 


50269 9509 

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Pr 

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0 4 0 0 n n2 1 8 ^ 1 

Countcrcarrent sepnratimi processca By, IT. It. C. Pratt. 

Amsterdmn. New Tork retc.l r.Levier I'uhlishin.,^ Co., 1967. 

s:u,sasv. 22irm. 1195- 

( xe el-27) 

In¢ludes blbllographies. 

1. SeParetion (TeehaotoBy). r. Tltle. 

TPI56.S45I'7 

Library of Con;,ress 

660'.2&4S 


67-12777

50269 9510 

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71 VYI Re1-77 S.P. RJR CLASS NO. PADU'NLCT 71 VII Rel-77 s.p. 

Coffey, J. D.; Smith, D. R.; Eratty.J,:Ea 

(Virginia Polytech. Inst. St. Univ., âlac):;burU, Va., U. S.) 

COST CONPARISONS OF MSCUANIZED I1,11lVBST1)10 AND CURI9G OF FLUE-CURI:D TOiSACCO 

IN TUE PIED:fONT RLCION OF VIRGINIA. 

Virginia Polytech. Inst., Dep. Agr. ):con., Staff Paper S1'-77-1. 25 p. 

(Jan. 1977) (in CnUlish) 

This paper dreu toCether inforwcioa from other scudfee plus that 

gathcrud durlnp the sumer of 1975 Sn plttsylvania County, Yirglola from 

selected tobatco grovere to determive the costo of harvesting and curing 

flue-cured tobaccu for four altemntivc sy:;c-: (1) hand prining-hand 

tyine-runventionel eurine; (2) hnnd prlmEng-meehonieol tyine-eonventional 

eurfnC: (3) hand priming-bulk curin6; (4) multipnso harvestor ncehanieal 

primins-hulk curing. - 

0400 flli;,- ('t; 92 


50269 9511 

0 4i.l Q !i rr.J G j ^)^)-3 

IQD 

S43 Fu:hc 

la5zti.v, N A 

Ernporation and droplet ^ro^cth in pascous rnedia, be 

N. A. Fuchs. 'frnuslatrd trom the Bussian by J. V. Pratt. 

Edited by L. S. liradloy. Lonrton, Nov ]-ork, Yergainon 

Yres, 160. 

72 p. illus. 23 an, 

Includes blbllo6raphy. 

1. Dro}.. 2. Ernyorntlon. ^. Tltle. 

QD513.FS33 

I.Ibrary of Congress 

53G.44 

C^ ,cocs, 


59-13715 j

50269 9512 1TP 

;155 

jP[ 

(3 4 ^ 0 n G2 1 4 9 4 

) 

BAIEOWSF 

Services for the chemical iudustry, edited by J. Darvir3-- 

I'rntt and T. F. {1'est. tlst a1.t Oeford, New Tork, Per);amon 

Press t1D68t 

xl, _`03 p. Our. 31 cm. (Tlê ('ommonn'c:llth nnd Internnli^nni 

library. Chemlcnlfnduatry) 

Includen blWloprxnAks. 

1. Chetuilnl plnnlc, ?. Plnnt co6lnccrlny. L\Yest, Tni>tA:n_ 

Fredtrlck, 1o1nt eotlror. v. Title. 

TPt5°a.S.PT 19133 4380' .2S 67-30211 

Library of Cmi;tr•ss ^`-- i i 


g tr•m1-1972 

: trial compared a standard'com• 

J granular row furruw treatment 

rithout sced treatment, thrce sred 

ent fungieidrs elTrctive fm- Pyth• 

nd systemie D.•mosan fungieidc. 

Inted Acala Sl-f cotton seed was 

e 1972 trials and sced treatment 

n'ere per 100 lbs of cotton seed 

4). Three hundred cotton sceds 

dautcd per rc•plicate on April 25 

ie plot was replicated six times, 

tonia inoculum was applied in fur• 

planting time as in previous ex• 

nts. fteahhy appearingplants were 

I on May 24. 

R-Terrazole granular used alone 

t seed treatment and Demosan plus 

Dexon, Captan, or Arasan pro. 

excellent control of Rhizoctonia 

¢ disease of cotton. Ter"Coat 

orided intennediate control of the 

as a eombination material and 

50269 9513 

^•Me, h'y--'^.rs,^^. 

11 TG, (DER"rj'2I-TL^TTD+.yr 

cz^r! (L.^- 2 ^(6110-13 (!9/T3> 

'`R>ru1^PRil^^- 

F. E. BitOADBEINT 

J. P. MARTIN 

^"7\EY TROL'Git OXCANIC wASTrS have 

W Leen used as sources of nutricnt 

clemcnts for many ecnturies, a rational 

basis for their use has never been deceloprrl. 

Recommended rates have been 

C? ^ o n 0 2(a 9 'z 

mainWin optimum production of f,iod 

and fihcr as the supply of lnorganics dcereases; 

and it will be accesaary to acoid 

excesses of nitrates because of the e•ny 

this ion moves into snrface aud groundwaters, 

Thcec are surne of the rm^^ns 

for a rational approaeh to determinirrg 

applieation area of organics. •This study 

proposcs an approach which is co:^,istent 

with the.ce needs nnd whh the long. 

term use of organics as N sources. 

bfincrnlizatlon r:des 


^^^(^tcl^•^^•i^C^^7t/â^/^7/) 

I 

50269 9514 

^ ^ 

Short-Term Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide 

11 

Effects on Pulmonary Ultrastructure,.Compliance, 

and the Surfactant System 

Anthony R. Doarll, MD; Kayc R. Kllburn, MD; end Philip C. Pratt, MD, Durham, NC 

Eleven beagles were exposed to nitrogen 

dioxide in concentrations ranging from 3 to 

16 ppm for one hour. Two control dogs 

were airvventllated for one hour. Wide. 

spread bleb lormatlon. loss of pinocytotic 

vesicles, and mitochondrial swelhng of en. 

dothelizl cells ensued. Intraalveolar edema 

occurred in most dogs exposed to 7 ppm 

NO,or higher and membrane damage with. 

out edema o urretl in the others. Intra^ 

aNeolaytdeme by!hghtmicrosfopylwesls• 

soci3ted with impJired surtaclant actrvity 

and lung compliance. Exposure to NO, of 5 

Inhalation of nitrogen dioxide produces 

acute pulmonary edema if 

the concentration is sutliciently high. 

Human subjects exposed to silo gas 

containing up to several hundred 

parts per million of NO, have developed 

acute pulmonary edema. If they 

survive, a dilluse alveolitis and bron- 

•chiolitis obliterans follows."' Lowry 

and Schuinan coined the term "silo 

fdler's discnse" to categorize such 


trastructure were related r; 

tions in static lung compli:' 

face tension lowering captl 

lipid composition of the h' 

material. Concentrations 

from 16 down to S ppm we 

define the sensitivity of tl 

eensors used to detect lung, 

I 

Methods and Matcria: 

7hirteen beagle dogs -i^,1i

50269 9515 

0 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 8 9 7 

--Yiw&Wba*kYQi'n 26th ed. 

The âispensatory of the United Staterof Amcrica. 

ed. Philadelphia, Grigg, Elliott, and co. 

[etc.J 1833-49; J. B. Lippincott company [etc.]' 

^ v. illus., diagrs. 23-27 cm. 

On spine: United States dispensatory. 


t 

50269 9516 

77 II Fu-77 Jour.-Amer,Pharm. Assoc. 39, 127-134(1950) 

Vitamin K. as an Antimicrobial Nfedicament 

and Preservative`.t 

By ROBERTSON PRATT, JEAN DUFRENOY, PETER P.T. SAH, JOHN ONETO, 

DONALD C. BRODIE, SIDNEY RIEGLEMAN, and VIRGINIA L. PICI:ERING 

Vitamin X. (^-merhYl•0•a a•1-naphthol hldrarhforide) is a scrong antimicrobial 

agenr: a nomber of p.sthoFenic bacieria and funpi• aa vell as s+prophYtic bsctetial, 

r st, and funKal despoilers o( FooJs, bercrasrs, anJ other produas are markedly in. 

Fibired or kllled by mnccnsrasions of K. ranRinR from 10 so 300 pans per million, 

depending on the or a ism. 1'he losv toxintY of As suRF^'su Iss use nor only for ' 

ropi f^srdcatm d^è^ rmatophysic infec,ions ho, as + pres-si.e for ph+rmaccuri• 

o elora• 

tio1nand, in aqueous solutian,!

. 7^ 

, 80 11 Ey-81 

50269 9517 

Cognitive processing of uncertainty: Its effect on pupillary dilation 

and preference ratingsl 

The pndietion of grearo pupiifnp• by checking some physiologialindicators 

dilation a nnprediclnbilip• findured by of arousat or acsivasiun. The use of a 

randomrurn shaprs/ innrnsed was ordinaled approach comparing 

arpportedfp

79 X Bal 

SMOKINC HARITS--RELINQUIStiING/ TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

50269 9518 L"' 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 X Bal 

Tooley, J. T ;n:RtaG'CIJr'++6o3:f - - ' . 

(WieLita St. Univ., Kans., Jacksomille St. Hosp., Jacksonville, I 

AN EXPERIMF,NTAL I'ROCEDURE FOR THE EXTINCTION OF SMOKING BEHAVIOR. 

Psychol. Record 17, 209-218 (1967) (in English) 

r.i ^-a r...^,ou^s 

^rr „a a^^d tn^^nd to L: i.ru^s. 'Mr. .,:,af Le- 

h,-ior iair-tion-r,.nn.:rt r„an r„rnt. i ens r.ati^n. 

S,na -rh,Fr„rY n, ,Frnent-„e ar:r. xa.rrtL,,h s^•"fnl ure 2). 

;.pplic.,:fon to n st.,:ls:;c.^tly u,lmtnrnsfie e,mlile tN 

s^^4gr,uons arc Ccrrd for sysiematic rts.•urh on the p.oLlem 

i of .,noFir^s cont'ol and tLe hroader iin p7irations ot 

fhr:^t 'c e rês 

? fur thc 9rld uf Lcha. nodiGc.,tion a c dittv.ecd. 


COMPUTEP.S--PROGRAMMING/ 

2-27-79 

76 I Ma-79APPLICATIONS OF MODAL LOGIC TO PROGRAbIbIING 

Laboratory for Computer Science 

50269 9519 

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 

INIDU^TirldAL LIAISON ^RO^RAINI JL 

The modal logician's notion of possible world and the computer scleritist'S notion of 

state of a machine provide a point of commonality which can form the foundation of a logic of 

artion. Extendir•.g ^rdinar'; modat :o, ...,. the calcalus of binaiy reiations teads to a'very 

natural logic for describing the behavior of comp-1er programs. ' 

Dynamic logic, logic of programs, semantics of programs, predicate calculus, modal logiq 

referential transparency. 

0 n ft R, ri 0 2 1 9 n I 


50269 9520 

. 81 I I I Pr J"D' r"`'^' 

"'TUVRNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE 16 (1981) 1737-1717 

Review 1-17 --- / / 5 L I 

The precise measurement of thedensity of 

small samples - 

$A^, EN' 

De nt ot Maer als Science, University blSussex, Biighton, UK 

The techniques available for measuring the density of small samples (of the order of 

10mg) are reviewed, with special emphasis on those offering high precision (± 0.1% or 

better). The relative merits of the technique; are examined, sources of error explained 

0 rndan 1tfempt mqde fo esiabl(gh a.)'iguA of merit. 


..;^::.:.11IERN.OMETEi1S101DTifEF1:0.+ETRY/ ....^ ._... .. ._ . -__'-_._. 

74 III Pr . Review of-Scientific Instrmncnts 44 (?)-1363-64(19`13) 

Instantaneous Temperature \teasurement ^ ., 

N 

Cs 

N O 

:Santuel H`-P/auR and Lawrence V. Hmurcik 

Foirfield Uninniry. Fairfidd Conne

76 SI 1Î Rel 76 

.p^ 

50269 9522 

,...____._. ..r 

Ine°rn,niccutar Furea, in syatems ConWtning N•ater 

.Pravantla, J. h1.- US\y Ilct 

PreRrccs Raporl 9 306 

' 

Univcrsity of California 14.01-000:-665 

d Itcrkclry, California 

U. S. DEPT. OF•"17(E. INTERIOR, 

^• ^^ ^^ ^• OFFICE OF SALINE WA'FER, RESEARCH ^,cID 

Office of satinr Water PROORESS REPORT NO. 306 

eTT°°r°neal anaya , r.y;,ter .•apor, cwater preprrelea, arF°,. hydre(;°n nnedin; Pg 210 555 

methane, molecula.:rtructure, wvter atruclnre, nitrog°n 

Thcor°tical and c:cperimcntat atudier. were condueted toward calnbliahin_fundamrnlal 

kno+^9eJ(;c cnncerninp intermolecular forees bet.veen water molrcules and 

betwoen,.ater iol°cclc, and n.npolar mol°cules such a arF°n nitregen and meli,ane. 

Tlw vapor-phu.se aolubility of watcr was mcasur°d in compren.rd nitrogrn• 

argon and methane at 25°, 50°, 75°, and 100°C and at various prcasures beiwcen '0 

and 100 nimospheres. Th° volumclric propertle, of the vapor mixtnrea •.•ere descrit.vd 

by the v(rial °ryuation o( atotc and aecond rieial eross eocf(ieicnt. were obtained from 

,he solubilily data. 

Vapor-phasr di(fnx:ou atudies were ewduulc.i in a mw;ficd 6ta>n a;.(.aratua. 

Thc dilh,aivity nf.vatcr in argon and in nitreoen was mvacnrod in the 

tempcralurc rcgiun 25-80 Z• 

pnnlysis of now nnd prcviously poblfrhrd e

, 

CASES--PROPERTiESPLIQUIDS/VAPOR PRESSURE/TI(ERNODYHANICS/VISCOSITY/ 

DIFFUS@ON COEFFICIENTS/SURFACE TENSION/ 

TP 

242 

Re 

1977 

2c, 

The Properties of Gases 

and Liqui ds 

Third Edition 

ROBERT C. REID 

Professor of Chemical Engineering 


JOHN M. PRAUSNITZ' 

Professor of Chemical Engineering 

University of California at Berkeley 

THOMASK.SHERWOOD 

Late Professor of Chemical Engineering 


and 

Visiting Professor of Chemical Engineering 

University of California at Berkeley 

50269 9523 

cGRAWHILL BOOK COMPANY 

New Yurk St. Lûis San Franeiseo Ruekland 6ogota D"usseldarf 

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50269 9525 

79 X Re-81 

^ S.p. 

Herzfeld,L. 

RJR C1ASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 X Re-81 s.p. 

11 PREVENTIVE NEDICINE CONCEPT TO DECREASE TNE RISK OF SMOKING. 

_... ^ ,,.,....". ,,, 

*(81v-pra+eatirtiedizinischeikoazepCsue lieraêe[zung desÀ= 

! riue er=cisikoe.)•--"'' " " "" 

. Information Arztliche Fortbildung, p. 76-82 (1981) (in German) 

Anti-smoking article featuring the euthor'e "H2D-index" a number 

generated by cummulating specially edpated figures for cigarette components 

"Tar", nicotine, Co, and No into a single number. Includes tables on Swiss 

cigarette brands by index noe., change index noe for all Swiss cigarettes for 

1969-81. This index has been aesessed to be invalid including by most 

antismoking scientists. 

0 4 a 0 n 0 2 1 9 0 7 


50269 9526 

0 4 cl o n n i I v 0 s; 

261 Bk'l^^paiCis^biero::^t:ettikr.ra: 

Co.. 

Gnttermann, l.ttdMg, 1660-1920. 

Pic Prnxis des organi.echen Chemil:cr. 33. durchgeaeheno 

Autl., hearh. l-on Iieinrich ^t'ieland. Berlin, W. do (iruyter, 

1946. 

xv, 414 p. Illua. 2t em- 

EIL](oernphlenl (ootuotex. 

1. CLemistrq, Orgonle--iaboratory manuals, l. ]Cleland, Itelnrtch, 

1S79- ed. 

(tZP2Gt.G ] r-^ 547.072 

I1nrrnrdlinlv. ]Jhrnry`., 

furl.uirnry r,fCunSrr.cs 


A 49-G1^10`

50269 9527 5 . 

0 4.)n n na! y o 9 

i;onaquaous Chemisiry ^ 

Ref. • Sneed, Mayce Cannon, 1866- ed. 

QD . Comprehensice inorganic chemistry edited byl M. Cannon 

151 Sneed, J. Lewis Maynard landl Robert C. Brnsled. New 

S York, Van Nostrdnd t1953- 

^. Illus 24 em. 

BlbltosrnFldcalfootnotea. 

Corcrs-rre.-r. 1. Prlnclplea of atomic and.moiccatar etrurturc, by 

W. N. LlpScomh Theoretleal and npplled nuclehr cbemlatry, by P. U. 

O'Cunuor. The uctinide series, by G. T. $eLborg. 

1. Chemistry, Inorganla 2. Chemistry, Physical and tbeorencai. 

Z. Tftle. 

QD151.SG9 ^'1y 546 53-5775 

Ltbrary of Con6ress 


! 

77nra:,1981, 34 378-381 

81 11 Ba^ ^ 

^nhaledazosin inÂsthmYq 

PETER I BARNES, PHILIP W IND, AND CO T DOLLERY 

50269 9528 ' 

From the Depnrtmentt of Medicine and Clinical Pharmaeology, Royal Portgradoate Medical School, 

Hammrrsmithil-r-r^-' bl 

^COPYRIGHT ALA55"ZI 

NFI.NOONME'wC1H 9 EN 

Abs.nn- rrazosin, a potent and selective alpha-adrenergic antagonist, was given by inhalation 

to nine asthmatic subjects aged 2548 years (six with positive skin tests). Prazosin 0•5 mg, salbutamol 

l mg, or placebo were given by nebuliser in randomised double-blind fashion on separate 

days. Although all subjects showed a significant increase in FEV„ vital capacity, and maximum 

expiratory flow at 70% of total lung capacity after salbutamol, there was no sigriificant difference 

between prazosin and placebo. This suggests that alpba-adrenergic receptors are not important 

in the control of bronchial tone in asthma. The weak bronchodilatation ascribed to alphaantagonists 

in previous studies could be explained by other pharmacological actions of the drugs 

used. 

0 6 , (i 0 n 0 2 1 9 1 0 


0 Afl C) i'? 0'/_ IÌ I' 1 

ra;;+' ..e'J^.4f' .:tc.K»7,2Z4:.hTnsf' k^:!.',m5 id::) 

Vgg-1^J.> i 

....,..... .'•oa.a:^.'a.: C?.r:::L•

50269 9530 

-3 Q: n o 

1J,^.^.,,_..^.:..__:_ 

71 2240 ?Ê3aîrsr^k'i^'bo^t',kenv3iiio-rn z•3"i""`;`'bL'c tlia 

Y ^crtul.x^qf4{t Serrcnt ion.: L. iloll.in. 

1':tta.nat3o:al:;nicnt:;fic iolac';t :bAyroaar 

.^'_IY+, 1'+1'J.3G3a.L

' 50269 9531 

Precioas Metals 

Stanfu*a Knsearch Xnctltuttt 

LUY,3 P_^_'iGB 1'l AK:Ii:^G SE..:IC.; - RCS6ARCR 

R^POHLS. 

.......... . a. 

D^ r, n r^ 2! L; h 3 


I 

..^D Precipitatioq (cL"ir.t.ry). 

'101 

ix-. 

50269 9532 ,,, 

Screann, J. A., et.. r1. 

5•^'..P. . ;A:i r ,.::i I:.' 7L

50269 9533 

Ref. 

Q 

123 

Wa 

0 4 tl 0 n 02 1 9 1 _: 

Precf.pitation. 

TcAd, Dnet.A Keith (ed.) 

Tllfi WATER 6:d.1:C1A7CDLl, A Co:pcndiua 

of Unefo2 iafor3aLi.on on 'arex Aeaou.cers 

1970 554 I'agcS 

12s8cs InPos.naticn Center Na, York 


P12ECIi'ITKLIU\(1G6'Pl3GLGCY)/ WLA-,IILR/ 

50269 9534 

QC yeopnyemei Monogroph Nvm6er 5 

921 We 

1960 

0 4 n o n n 2 1 9 1 6 

plkrSICS OI $Rk(nTE^TTeqTION ' 

mprousurnFe; ussnomserrs,• 

^...rs,âss , 

NAERICAN rGEOPfIYSIC4L UNION 


oxTUrÎto:;-eFa)CC'.'Inr: 2:acflo,^,/GOLt!;{3{..7T/r!1NC.irn'.aT[i)'u!(7„i•^^r':Ti:'v)/ 

50269 9535 

SAAfPLIIiG/ATO;;i.C IFC1.611TS/T7!LRitiA)YNela?r:^/i7;G1CTPC?.U`t/i?,1::^,Tti:iU:;S{ 

QD IIYPR4C1'N I0't` COri`Fr:TR`TI01;'J,1CID5 1!F9l:S f.Ot^Ê>'0^14 Cz 

>,^, Ct^lt'l:;;rl'k^^' 

1965 

1'A12T I uol.3, Pl,1, S14_C (C

l o fl (? f! it 7 I 9 P fi 

50269 9536 

Yrecipitatl.on (Chemistry) 

QD 

133 

L LinSeê. Jacce L. 

Ck: ffiS7p.Y OF S3LZCTGD M6TAa.C 

h'I3i::L''II^ 

].SGE 1G3 p^;;aa 

..^.:an_l.c YabT.ic,:r'::3 Cospo:ccaun L'civ York 


o !; (I fl ,1 (1 7. 1 5' !" `) 

. 50269 9537 

Fre^lpi taLicn CCI,c>

50269 9538 

Precipitation (keteioio^yi 

SeeLso 

o A(i o n {! 2 1 9 :? 0 

Rain and âlnfall 


921 qCWe 

1960 

50269 9539 /PR6CIPITA'fIO'I(ME1T:kOLOCY)/ WLATi36Y./ 

Geophpiccl Monogroph N-hcr 5 

PHYSICS nP PR1Zg IPT-I qTION 

flbl ^r 

Nu^n \1tâc..w+ 

onEnr^^^ 1921 

ÎMbOM IIVL[`ÂCSACncS`^tTS" 1 R \ 

^..\}S,1e59 

AMEFIUN ,GEOPHYSIfAI UNI'JH 


50269 9540 

I 11 25 

0 4 rl 0 n 0 2! y? 2 

Precipitation (meterolo6p)--tiorth Carolin.. 

U. .. u:,_ .Las;n^ of Cc..:...c^ 


50269 9541 

_.^._.....:__....^:. ^_. _.......,.._:.,....., .............:.,...:.a.:a.a 

I Px'ocipitation (Pfo;.os:rolog,)__O,S. 

Uii25 

I?sr:r.rt:^_E;:

o" S Py - 50269 9542 

of 

^11E BEHA^'IUBA1. AND IiRAIN S(:IEK(:ES 119i8),^,ak7^kt 

/,.^.^^,^^w..,=r.r.,.r.^.... 

^'^.eOM-tOKeef-e& " Naclel 's 

;T^^^JVC.C[ l^^^l a) QS' 

John O'Keefe. 

lq:^gprgI H l-IVCr,.n ta j)•_ z• Lynn Nadel 

^-^ 

Ab>Iracl: Thr.rira ol sp+ri.I.r^Fr.li^n,.rc,lrri.^.l Irrrm n 

, I..rln.lrra, °MJ'rl:, il,.l, r........... ^ all. Ir+tre,nlrhr• min.,.n:ir.r.r 

rn IL.I lhr Lrain musl ..nr.^ r.l^nlr,..,l I^r nnl^^^+ ILrrr-dinn^rr.n.n+l 1hrl.;^n Ir.rnrr..r.rr4 ^.n i^.l•rr,r^.,^ -^rnr 

..i, ,ow¢rsls 11.,1 r,lr,^rl 

-iJrnrifiruli"rrn r.,irrn^surL+lr+nnû^^rl Nrî.l^.nrrk rlri.+lr.^l^rlr^.n^ u^H^..mnr s,,.lullr^n^^^..^.r4..irli+.p-.îLrnrunls 

mnn r rrlinrL,^lr^lr,.. . nr,^n . 

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. r,mlandpb,>fuL„p.dil^r. .. aiiLa.,.drrrrlai+, nnlLolrl+•^.rvlyd.......... d^^di^du^l + 

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providrras.m+rrl^'.br^l,. lrr. ilhn „Lr.lr,lr.r r, :.......... Lr.nr.nr +rl r fuivlarlr^r irl.rliir.ÎI^..Lr',Ir,.•^,hreuJ^ril +rrnr>u 

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`T6URNALOF MATERIALS SCIENCE 16 (1991) 1937-1111 

Review ei '^ P.V 

The. precise; measurement _ ..^.. ._., of theAensity of f 

small -s^wrnples ^ F = 

N. A. PRATTEN' 

Oepartment of Materiats Science, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK 

The techniques available for measuring the density of small samples (of the order of 

10mg) are reviewed, with special emphasis on those offering high precision (± 0.1% or 

better). The relative merits of the techniques are examined, sources of error explained 

^ârRf pn lttempt rMde..Io e!tablish aNig(Ite of inerit. 


n.. i; f: o" ". I . 3", 

....,.. . .. ,ù: 

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50269 9544 

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3

50269 9545 

77 II he / Jour. Physiol. 248(1)7p-9p(June 1975) 

A precision high-speed thermalatimulator .. 

BY J. It. \fenstr, J. T. Snnnre and L. L. Woouoar. Nalional I>utitute for 

Mtdieal Ilescareh, lIil! Ilill, Lomlon NiY71AA 

The specific thermal receptors in the skin am known to reslxmd to rates 

of chango of tenrperaturo as well as steady temperature levels. Hence there 

is a need fora stimulator w$ich permits predetermined and accurate 

control over both parameters. The principlo used hero is that of continuously 

cooling a thin copper plnto and controlling its temperature by 

direct radiant heating within a range of 10-55° C with an accuracy of 

f 0•2° C. The very low thermal inertia of the copper plate enables bcating 

and cooling rates in excess of 50° Cfsco to be achieved. 

The stimulator (see Fig. 1) consists of a I em coppcr disk ccmentcd to 

. an extension tube attached to a hemispherical quartz relicctor. The plate is 

cooled by a stream of nitrogen at approximately -50°C from a preseurizcd 

dewnr, directed on to its rear face. The plate is simultaneously 

heatcd by a 2501V qunrtz-iodino lamp to the desired temperature. The 

tempernturo of the disk is mensured by a copper-constantan thcrmo- 

eouple formed directly with the copper disk. The whole assembly is 

encloscd in a nlnstie, enatn- -a :...,...^..r .... a- ------- _:.-_--_ 

f) Q () (l n U ^ I 9 J 7 


&.t

50269 9546 

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/ERPERIMENTAL DESICN/ 

UNITED STATLS Ulif ARTIICNT OF CO11JIliRCG • Mauricc H. St:ns, Secrefar7• 

QA 

276 

Ku 

1969 

I 

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS • A. V. Mtio. bJrrtor 

IrPM-69i-trirl't•'Teasurement-aiidv^Calibration- 

I 

Selectcd 1V13S Papcrs on 

3 Statistical Concelits and Procedures 

Ilarry If. r., Rtrlnr 

0 4 ,1 0 +1 0 z!V 2 'i 

A ronipnatiou or prerf,m,ly nuLli.hrJ by am ul:dR 

of thc NiIturt':;u ^+f St:ut,l:tnl, in,lo•li^y; ,I,,l,,l 

nhxlra.lx by nlN vol x1I:ti :iuihor... I--d in mv.rol 

rolum . .^. I,:I\'. 

r7l'S, 

NISS SPccial 1'ublicatluu 300 -- Vuluutc 1 

lsueJ Febnu-y 1901 


50269 9547 

665 

Sa 

U a t^ n n n ^!; a 9 

Pl+SS°.&Y$ì`rt?tf^'241'st3tutE"iisi^Lib'%ery Aut^rnation 

Amerlean L.brarp Arecociation, Infornnr.ion 

Scicaam and Aotouztioa Dit.cion 

LIIIRAIIY 1.L7:Gi%STd9R, A to of tita A[t 

RovieH, FSpotzo :rsoccted at tbe Yrocontc-:enca 

Iantitute aa Librncy 

_h7 

Stephen R. Snlr,eon 

i969 175 eagxs 

Amoritan Libary Aasociat_.oa W.ni:inrton, U. C. 


50269 9548 TOBACCO--SMOKE--PRECURSORS/ 

TOBACCO--CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS--PRECURSORS/ 

I MeA2.81 LITERATURE SEARCH. 

S.P. PRECURSOR AND TOBACCO OR CIGARETTE SMOKE 

Chemical Abstracts 

0 4 0 0 (1 (1 2 1 9 :i n 


50269 9549 

R.]R CLASS NO. TRA:iSLAT10N 

l:okh::achev, N. G.; Shcrstyanykh, N. A. • . 

. R(:m nfiil.)• 

`-pR`'C8850;SE CF` 52T EOG^' CO':PoC8DS-0P40ttACC0. S70Y8,' 

Tabai- (039R) 1_ (Sn. 4) 28-30 (1t71) (in Russian with Conp7._te Eng1L:h 

Translacicn) - 

nr)vords:• n::L::sfr.(:, srokc, t nstitucnt; 

n.,ilin(, N-;.cthy1-,^r.o, , consticucnt; 

etnyi:.:(.ine, F-phenyl-, cnoke, cor.stitucnt; 

iscûf,:cilr.c, s :,stitucnt; 

2,6-1u.1?i^.e, s- . .Citucnt; 

lutidi:::s, r cC::stltuent; 

. ,:y;[.ni:,c, s ^}e,•tcn:•.tit,cnt; - 

. ... 

0 ,!: i n t1 

n>t.,tyri. :. i ^tnt; 

norntw;iìc,ysnn'r.c,•c^.,atitucnr, 

('i[nl:i(:, ^• , C.`:•:'.CilVnnC; . 

;,yrliinc, i .rctyl-. = . 

tituont: 


50269 9550 

x 

Pr7 

RSiê.^.'iF. GLC 2^ âJ:.^.ITAJII RI7P.OZANi?:':L6R. 

(;7occ I.?) 

0 4 n(1 n q ;^1!9.,7: 


Ti( GCfA --cl.s'^GMN a--/ 

yA / '4yy.^^^,^q,^/ 50269 9551 

4RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 75 VII El 

Elsey, K. D. 

7541!/EC (U. S. Dep. Agr., AEr. Res. Serv., Tobacco Res. Lab., Oxford, N. C., U. S 

INFLUENCE OF pLA.VT UOST 0\ SEARCHING SPEED OF TWO WDATORS.^ 

North Carolina State Univ., Tobacco Reprint Series•No. 462, 1974) 

Entomop aga 19 :io. 1) 3-6 (1974) (in English) 

*1975, No. 3, N 961* *d* 

Tobacco agriculture: 

.0,'nnnn2t v:,:3 


aaz 

Ad 

1980 

50269 9552 

X-RAY DIFFRACTION/COMPUTERS/ 

ADVANCES IN 

X-RAY ANALYSIS 

Volume 23 

John R. Rhodes 

avwâ..u.nnr n^m.me 

Arri+. h+u 

prvla S Burea, Donatd E I

50269 9553 

INFORMATION CENTERS/COHI'UTERS--INPORNATI0Y'^CIENCE/ 

INPO]`SV,TION STORACG AAD RETC7.EVAL SYSiEnS--COPPUTERIZED/ PREDICASTS, INC./ 

76 1 Lo Lockheed DIALOG, an Online, Interactive, Information Retrieval Service. 

iJNCkheed Information,Systems, 200 Park ::vcnue, New York, N. Y. Jan. 1976 

( A iêscription of the company's information retrieval services to 

major data bascs of the world) 

- .. . ..:K. 

,$ystem Development Corporation, Santa Monica, Calif. Brochure providing 

an overview of the SDC Search Service with descriptive information on 

some of the data bases offered. 

Informatics, Inc; Information Systems Company, Rockville, Maryland 

YÀpro&ressreport concerning the Excerpta Medica On-Line data base service 

offered by Informatics, Inc.) EMOL Includes an evaluation of 

E1:CERPTA, 2.^.dDICA ON-LINE by James. R. Powell of the Upjohn Company) 

The Institute of Paper Chemistry, Division of Information Services 

(an offer to make the Abstract Bulletin (ABIPC) available 0N-LINE 

through Computer network terminals provided advance subscriptions could 

be obtained) 

Institute for Science Information 

(l C, a f) f) tl 2! 9:} n' 


CORPORATIONS/ 50269 9554 

REF 

Q &CdMAIVSn6 

141 

Pr 

1980 

F&S INDEX OF CORPORATIONS AND INDUSTRIES. 

e 4 [I (1 (1 02 1 9 :{ 6 

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50269 9555 

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FC.;Z+^ ^. .. .M . -.., . 

;_•.lenefc 'ire.^^ns «,. ^ IDj 

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1'zcxtlcas[a, inc. Cioveiand, OSio 


TODACCO--INDUSTRYJTOBACCO--NA\UFACTURE & TRADF.--FORF.ChST/T06ACC0--"fARKETL::/ 

TOBACCO--ECONO?fICS/FORECASTINO--BUSI:JESS/TECUNOLOCY--TF.F.SDS--A:fERICAN I::DUSTRiES/ 

FOOD--INDUSTRY AND TRADE/ 

VfD 

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1973 

gG. 

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Published annually by 

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ARCUER 

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50269 9557 

TOBACCO--UIRECTORIBS/POLLUTIO.`7 C2YTROL / _.--__. .._ _. 

___ 

IliRl•:CTORIF.S-=INF02)AT10t4 SOUKCE9/IF:FON.ItATI0,ASO6 RCES--DIRCC'f0II:1:S/ 

4 :, .. BUSINESS--I\F01t"fATIONSOURCtiS)/ C.S. CfiVICR1TIF.P?T 1'I':SLIC'/.i:0\5/ 

Ref 

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1973/ 

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VOWmeI/NUmbert/octuber1973 (Fall Supplcment) . ' j 

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50269 9558 

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P.cenn,:lc t 6vsve,yr:; Inc. 

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50269 9559 

REF '"PROPQ'T, Vo1.i70,NO.4, April, 1978 (Samplc copv) 

Z pRq{yICAS7S'^VERtlH^1P!9R^ffARK.°.T'd`1k21U'TF.f:RN06(XOlt; incorporating 

688 Chemical Market Abstracts and Equipment Market Abstracts. 

Pr 

1978 

Predicasts, Inc. Cleveland, Ohio 

0 ^ n o n C 2 I 9 .a 1 


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UBJSCT: 

76 I Lo-"18 

50269 9560 

/Predicasts Terminal System Xntroductory Overview 

Session and Aemonstration (!JORLD NF.ADOUARTF.RS, Ninston-SA1em, N. C. 

( . 

pTS 

19arch 9, 1978 

on are invited to attend an introductory overview session ana 

icmonstrat-ion of the (PTS) , one of the 

m-line information retrieval systems of i,ockherd's Information Syscem's 

)ivision. The session, to be held on Wednesday, 19arch 22, in Conference 

:oom 81110 Ileadquarters Building, will be conducted by Paul Owen; 

fice-Presi.cient of Predicasts, Inc. The Management Information Library 

ias recently acquired the services of the Predicasts System, and this 

;ession is designed to introduce potential users to its information 

-etrieval capabilities. 

Predicasts, Inc. abstracts all significant information appearing in 

Ehousands of newspapers, business magazines, trade journals, bank 

letters, government reports, and special studies. The abstracts are 

assigned various descriptors by which a user may access the data bases. 

PTS is an on-line integrated system, combining the largest independent 

business and econc.mics literature retrieval capability with a new and 

vide-rangingf•om puât'onal mode. Information topics included are: 

population a i'ital ^t^tis'ti^s,^ iridus',trb? forecasts, plant locations, 

legislative reports and hearings, economic conditions and forecasts, 


76 1 Lo -'I8 

50269 9561 

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UBJSCT: 3li^}I a. rnl " îC "" ritY Z'L^ vb C^viî 

. ^..,. ^ _.^_.. 

yTS 

.... .. ...... ( .. ._:._._. , 

14a^ceh;'9s; 

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'ou are invited to attend an introductory overview session and 

lemonstration of the Predicasts Terminal System (PTS) , one of the 

>n-line information retrieval systems of T,ockhend's Information Systmns 

)ivi"sion. The session, to be hold on Wednesday, I-farch 22, in Conference 

toom B1110 Headquarters Building, will be conducted by Paul O•en; 

licc-President of Predicasts, Inc. The Management Information Library 

zas recently acquired the services of the Predicasts System, and this 

session is designed to introduce potential users to its information 

cetrieval capabilities. 

Predicasts, Inc. abstracts all significant information appearing in 

thousands of newspapers, business magazines, trade journals, bank 

letters, government reports, and special studies. The abstracts are 

assigned various descriptors by which a user may access the data bases. 

PTS is an on-line integrated system, combining the largest independent 

business and econo^.Acs literature retrieval capability with a new and 

wide--ranginMcoflpitaîo}â 1, mqcê., I^fqrnition topics included are: 

population and `v.it'al sth`ti^tics, indu5tr^ forecasts, plant locations, 

legislative reports and hearings, economic conditions and forecasts, 


• 50269 9562 

74 XXIII Re-74 

vev . . prod. F1n1ch -35'(12)59-63 

(1971)" • 

^ 

u, 

a QZ7a 

Kinetics of anodic oxicEation of a6utnisluni and some 

of its alioys in suifuric acid eiecfec[ytesa 

semi-emnirica( approach... 

By Dr. Itaichur Satce• only because of aluminum's extensive 

Hoover Ball andBearing Co. use in various applications, but be- 

Charlotte, Mich. 

cause of the comparative ease with 

which the process can be carried out. 

A useful equation which pre licts the 

,_,, _, -__,- ___, _- ,-- 

The electrolyte is inexpensive, electrical 

power requirements are reason- 

q b ci n Cl 1; 2 1 :, 4 4 


50269 9563 

73 VII Bu TOBACCO--CURI N6/ 

f, 

• 

R.1R CLASS NO. PA-VHLET 73 VII Bu 

Bunn, J. M.; :ienson, V. G., Jr., 4!alton, L. R. 

( U. S. DeP.Agr., Agr. Res. Serv., Agr. Eng. Res. Div., Washington, D. C. 

Univ. Ky., Air. Eag. Dep., Lc:::r.,^,ton, Ky., U. S.) .____ . ^-• 

`Y^ÎCi2,`°`-i5s_•* ,F±""'T9=tlUY,L'C'Y-'-'fOfiACt0-f20^t"A'Q-ADVEFSE CURIVC' ENVIRO`1SW'Yf . 

Trans. Arer. Soc..Agr. Eng. 15, 474-475 (1972) (in English) 

^._,-.j+yto2tC-T).•-(1^-f'rFl)'i":f^.lv^_-y^-,,,^._^-.-.----._._.._^..^_.T...__^--r.- - -- 


50269 9564 f ^ \ \ 

. f I I 

nxTtt^ ) ynY-80 ` 

O^1 pre^licttna_pzpoiiensaor:.côss-modality matc es 3- 

XX MeF-404-80 

,1laJrlerur mxl lLr.vnnn uxvl rrwxnnuJe ,•.nrrwlirnu /rr .u'ulr 

,nllirruehnr InrR3l. lunr Jurvlhnl, Jinlvv spvn. hruJnen 

of u r m'ithl. eryr rvprrlmlra, urn/ xl /urr mlw. 7he fnrl'ulw 

u ulnr n•n/ u+ he aJiumJ tlinmE to 17 rnuwrn.Jaluv 

rrufr11rs r Iln' NrlrMlr rYUlll/nlu.

50269 9565 

S/ 

c13 I`^SY."i4T;4^4PEiST11^S'YATA?i^tifsFilttt,^:^ Li{r1S:.t 

, 11 (1968) 

Qlark, B. S. 

mDIC':'7tiC L'bEHD ST:AIPJS CY TkB.Y.E BBiiT3, by 

'd. Cixk, N. 11. Pac , R. .. P.^....^. acA 9. B, 

Y.Ua^ 

,/^ . Stoi'H Str.¢e Ci.--c:.1tLY.^.} , crin_cst Stct3on 

RHos¢;ch CLr.cla,r no. 2)t'V 

Tsr,nar^, 1967 

17c1 lot: &ti,eo l,grlcvltarnA 

L\.}GrtmC1Y Stdt104 

04") o(1 Q

50269 9566 

TOBACCO--CH6HICAL COM@OSITIOt7--AGRONOMY--RELATIO.\7StIIP/ 

- 

te 

RJR CLASS RO. PAMPNLL7 VI To 79 S. P. 

'Ismail, :t, N.; Monroe, R. J.; LonC, R. C. 

VI To-79 (+i• C. State Univ., Raleigh, N. C., U. S.) 

S p PitEDICiING>LEAP:131EtIISTRY...PROHENVIRO:IIIENTALDATAr. 

Tobacco Cher....P.es..Copf.,33rd,tape,_LexinRton,.Ky.(Oct. 29-31, 1979) 

Enrlish) offlcial varieny tes[ data fron S North Carolina lnc.tlnna covertng he ycare 

1966-1977, lncludfng 15 flue-cured varletles, furniahed infereution on ntcoclds 

and teduelog sugar levele along with yield and leaf value index. Invironmental 

data availablt at each location for each year 1n

50269 9567 

F/EALF/fl /^1GfYHaUo^.Oiij f ^rYo^ YRLi7-Y^ ^ c•a.vi:r:a --,,c^::.... . 

NÂLTN EFF^C)îJOACCO MOKjl^ ^'i --NÀI.TN 5/sF: cY 

'^"a ,1Z4+n Ro o ,^ „ 

19,71 Y, 

Qiai kJ vs9 u d l1 ^ 

CbW 

^ en 

r+ ^ 

Chnrles L. Rose 

Benjamin Bell 

Veterans Administration 

Outpaticnt Clinic, Boston 

14'a 0 n 0 2 1 9 A 9 


i 

f 

80 II Po ^ 

S:P' 

, 

, j-Prredtchng the Perfornwnce oJ PoP Co]n Xy; from^Sing - 

50269 9568 

'Datnaa 

P. L. P[taasan, J. C. Euuoc ,.swo I. J. JnxgsoN 

. I T has been shossn by aevetal ins+stigalors (t.v,3.4.s)' 

that the petforsttem.e ofdouble txoa curn hybridc 

nn be prtdicted with utisfactory asnvaqfrom the 

----'avenge perfonnances of the recwnbioation ungle 

nos+cs. Si- lhcre is vo reann to aswtM that sucb 

cLaneters u yield and lodgiug muld not be asattwately 

prcdicted in pop oorn as bas been shown for dent 

eoms thae methods have bmn used in tbe cvmnt pap 

oorn bxcding ptogenm. Date ue laclbg. however, on 

tegud to the use of this Proc'edure for ptedicting pop. 

ping eapaosion The obitMive of this atudy, thetefon:, 

was to tompare the relative aceuracy of prMicting 

)idd, lodging tesi3antt, ard Poppiog valume among 

thrte-wvv noases in pop evm. 

NatatiW aod Nathuda 

lmm.inele wrs tnts t^wwv ie t W,L ryµ enE pt6,lata oe 

pepp.eg miwê wve araJebe rrvm vhirb e.ôuy tl JS thrtn 

y r+mrs wae relecttl Im tSir rrvAy. All ef tM rwE perwYy 

h.E btm pmEucW u a part tl the rtryyr ryp me brrMio{ 

pa.mm ^f the low. AnritWtuN Eepemt SUtian. The 

ter.-way nov: uaa ror mlr stuer ..nra is tber w.dictad 

poppy uparuiou tmm aa te yt - TLe thrsway^ uyetbn ntb tAnr tacmSûtiun u le vmn .nE tMee mm. ^.y 

medrt L"nEr, - 0owo in a 9X9 triple 6ttiaMUR u r91] 

et,ta,a. t^.a. 

vious year.. Howestr, in many catr's the p dicted 

popping vol.,. dilfercd cwutderably fmm those 

actually obtained. It nas thought probabte that at 

least part of this disctepancy wu due to the fact that 

the vdues for the s'vtgle tmstees wrore obtained fnxn 

testa nude in )xars different (rom thosc of the thteeway 

chnea. YtulLennure, the taage arnong 1he three^ 

way e-was rtlatitely etoall since they t+ere îghly 

dected 

to reprerent only those oith abnve aterage. 

Poppingvolume. 

Iu the cvetent study. therefort, the dngle and thtee. 

way erasses were gtono in a a{ngle ezperiroent and were 

adected to cover a wider nnge in variabilVy at ptsously 

duvibed. The actuel pertonnante of the threeway 

eroaaes tumpaml to the predicted valaes as eatF -, 

mated fiom the .ingle cxoa data is sommatised in J 

Table .. The ranga in popping vdtnm of the lhree-way...}}} 

uoates wu as great as ecpected, vaning frotn at.d lo 

Taats s.hei'rxl r.t rrsw Wîee rrAwn, yitlt, anl 

wsinl+rrro •J^n+.] r.n.ra. 


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TECHNICAL PAPERS 

DIVISION 

TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 

"PREI57C^'11^f^ ^S7'I=RM}7th3^ 

OCTOBER 9-10, 1973 

Downingtown Inn & Golf Club 

Downingtown, Pa. 

-SOCIETY OF PLASTICS ENGINEERS, INC. ENGINEERING PROPERTIES & STRUCTURE OIVISION 


711 xT Ad.-79 S.P.. Jour: 11kta. Res. 1964, 27-31 

T.redicting:-SHorr-Term-Cha-ffgesFirn:Ma 

etKSh1.^rE 

;as-a"^Functi^n^òf°Advertising Strategy, i 

ROBERT D. BUZZF.LL' 

1. Tht. •.iid• Pr•r•nM 1h. nrulh or •..ri•, ot mulnpl• rn9r•xion •n•In•r In .hieh p•rt merk•f .h•r•, 

•dwrndnq •rp•ndifur,her• •nd 1e,f u , (or /•I•r i•1, r•d lo prsdi

SMOKINC }1A8ITS--RELINOUISHINC/ /T08ACC0--S>4ORINC--PSYCHOLOCY/ 

^,. Abramson, E. E.; Seauest- R-^C--^^ - 

(California St. Univ., Depc Psycho].., Chico, Calif., U. 

Int. .lour. Addic. 13 (No. 6) 1009-1012 (1978) (in English) 

Using10 indcpcndcnt variablcs, sevcrzl of schich had prcviotuly 

been related to smokino bchavior, a reEression equation was 

derived to predict succcss in a snioking control program. Thirtyone 

subjects were di%idcd into the main and cross-validation 

Itrcalmcnl grnups. Hoth oroups participated in four 2-hour sessions.Taken 

individuatly, none of the prcdiclor rariablcs discrimmated 

between successful and unsuccessful subjects. The re- 

^gression equation, based on the five best predictors, accurately 

lpredicted direclion of chanpe of smoking_rate S7% of th time. _ 


i. 

50269 9571

♦ a 1 w ^ 

SECUn^lv CL-::Irê+.rroN OI' T Af.E (nl•,^.nu:e Gnr..ee) 

50269 9572 

REPORT C"C:1.'.',E NTirj :N PAGE 

UCTIONS 

ntFUHI'.OC)G',VI i TING FORN 

REVOFI N+UEn 

1 1, 111T cr...ÔN N...,.?IENrs cATAE00 HuMeER 

TITEE(e+rt• 

IVVEOfREnORTSFERI00COVEREO 

A Revicw of Recent Literatuze: lfâsurencnt Final Report 

and icrediction^G;>ei::iional Fnf.iyue 

^ '` ^^ f. FEnI onNINO ORO. RERORT NUMBER 

N/A 

>. AUTHOF(,) E. CONTNJ.CT OH GRANT NUMOER(e) 

West, Vita N00014-74-C-0225 

Parker, Jaraes F., Jr. 

9. >EREORMrrrC ONGANI2ITIOn' N/v.t hNU AOU^: L35 10. ^ ^ uE • >FO)ECT, TASK 

ANEA3 MOR[ UNIT NUMOEr15 

l3ioTechr.oloryy, Inc. 

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Peruar+ 1.975 


- ^ ^ • 50269 9573 

ZX RV8 S.P. 

Aviation Snace Environ. Med. 49(11)1076-10A0(1977) . 

;?,r-ediCHO)sI Q)ff•:cav Gôuy hamwo9m4zen 

^c^s^rcô^ffs^^^'^mrr^ .^^°aâ^ '^'d^c^ca5®^c ►^^ ^^r^[a^G a 

FRANCIS W. NVEIR and DAVID C. VIAND 

The Unilrrsity of Texas Heafth Science Center, School of Public 

Health, liauston, Texat 77025 and Riornedicaf Science Department, 

Reaearch Laboratories, General Aiotorr Corporation, 

Narren, hiichigan 48089 

. 

WciR, F. W., and D C. Vu.o. Prrdrrrion of rcrbn,yhrmotlobin 

convrnvorion )rom r r,rnr oa.4w^ m0ntdr espoûre. 

Aviat. Spx

50269 9574 

CANCF.R--CAUSATION,RY C11E`11CALS/INITERNATIOY.Ai. CONGPP.SS SERIES NO. 376/ 

wrtKwwe"o/)f1ITACF.tIESIS/'fYCOTOXiNS/PESTICIDES--TOXICOLOGY/ - • 

.DRUGS--TOXICOLOGY/CIIEIDICAI. CONPOUNOS--TOXIC/ITY/N-;1ITROSO COMPOUNDS/' 

RA PROCEEDINGS OF THEÊUROPEAN 

1190 

F.u 

1976 

. 

SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGY 

VOLUME XVII, 1976 

TILWARKD^^"MiWdFUC'H R'O N'T C 

^T ^SRîVf^P'^D Y=E S 

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING 

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Die -Nahrung `S°'`"n-"69x 

Chemie, Biochemie, Mikrobiologie, `• ^tJtt•^ 

Technologie, Ernahrung 

is:e xrf( 8 

_:';' 

Department of Food Chemistn• and .\nalrsis, PraRue Institute of Chemical iechnologp 

3f s.Cr 

(Chalrman: Prof. D. J. DecloEq, Prague, CSSR /•' 

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3 ^ on_tL^Bagis pf âs Chratngiog;aPhic Profiles 

J. POfoA.1, J. \fLl>EK, Î. TELE\'M. xaDLtCAD\'.I, J. ]CAa.\Ei and J. DAt'IDLA 

(kange he,.eruge prrr:rre.l fro ange e eentrate• •ngar, citric acid, aecorLic acid, natural 

tnge it and nater, rrns atmed at a Y and at ry 'C in gl;- twttlr, an,l ColyntYrene cups. 

Cliaul;cs of odour and ot Il-„r te rrl.tted t,fth cLanZCx ufaxc«Lic zcid auJ dch}'drnaaffntlri 

yan tly4lut^ prrl' 1.. o i"rd 4r^g chiontalnerapht^ of rhlorolorm no. 

`4tael^ ChÂma^r:,lll$c 1r1^ks ^tabi^ for^•e yKddiel7 ntof senttu^- 4u+iit)' urre r.•Iectcd ILr 

multiple nprc.îDn anal^-.ia uf e^fx•nmental a

50269 9578 

^....._„?._...VL.Tu-73.._ _..TORACCO--PYROLYSIS/IOlanccp--;rtpre--rAR/_,.......-......^:,......_ _......,^ 

A7R CLASS n0. PAIS'llLLT VI To•-73 

Long, T. 't 

L7i17r:, L.,;. Deveiou. pen.. 'sristol, Gt. Brit.) 

^NA^+rlî•'^"" • ...»T .3GS'.+{{ii:r:i4'FT^w,^3.^:^+i=ti3ik.660.3J1d^°.£al.">,..... 

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';oLacco Clvr•:.Rc4.Co,'., 27ti,, P:iper, Y;inston-Snloui, W. C. (Oct. 3-5, 

1973) (iu }:^glish) - . . 

. ,.. ..._.__,. . .,.,.^.. .-e.. ,^sterr, saoke, constituent; 

t1973, N . 20, Id 8172.1 

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^^' SMOKING HADITS--RELINQUISHING/ 502699579~ 

DISSERTATIONS--iNIVF,R^yc gc^,I^,.,_,,,,,•y,^^ :,.^ ^ 

RIR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 76 X CoI • ' 

Goring, P. 

Un, 

iv. 

. . 

Missouii, Kansas City, Mo._ U S.) ,.. .,,_„-...,,..:... 

^ QE..SUCCESS..IN..TH(.', CES$ATION OP.•.SDIOKING ON TFIE BASIS.OF,TfEASURED 

°^ Fgll^Tl' ON. - 

Univ. Mo„ Ph. D. Thesis, Kansas City, Mo., 98 p. (1975) (in English) 

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50269 9580 

FICTER-TIP CICARETTES--CF.LLULOSE ACETATE--FILTERING ACTION/ 

77 VIII Ke TOBACCO--SNOKE--FILTRATION/CIGARETTES--FILTERS--FILTERING ACTION/' 

CIGAReTTBS--PILTtliS--CLLLULU51: ACIS'1'K1B/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMP]iLET 77 VIII Ke 

Keith,C. H. 

(Celanese Fibers Co., Charlotte, N. C., U. S.) 

PREDICTION OF TOBACCO SMOKE FILTRATION FROH FIBER PROPERTIES.- 

„Synpositea Fibrous Structures for 6as Liquid Filtretion, paper, 

Princeton, N. J. p. 1-23 (1976) (in English) 

*Keywords:# nicotine, smoke, constituent; 

tar, smoke, constituent. 

,Theabiliiy of a cigarette filter to rcmo- vapors and liquid 

moke aerosol particles is dictated by the dimensions of the filter and 

the fibers therein. For conventional filters consisting of a drimped tow 

of cel]ulose acetate filaments, the filtration properties can be predicted by 

a c mbination of pr< su e drop theory and empirically determined filtration 

oqualiona. The agrecment betwecn predicted and mcasured filter performance 

is illustrated. By computer techniques these equations can be 

sulved to determine pressure drop and filtration efficiency from defined 

fiber parameters such as denier per filament and total denier. Alternatively, 

can be selected to 

=:_-_..__^_--_-_._t_ th rocess can be reversed and suitable taw tems 

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. 50269 9581 

78 XI Adi-81 S.P. RJR ClASS NO. PAMPHLET 78 XI Adl-81 S.P. 

Schonfeld Associates, Chicago, IL., U. S. 

N 

Schonfeld Assoc., News Release Chicago, I1:(1981) (in English) 

Abstr. in: Marketing Media Decisions, p. 52 (Oct. 1981) 

Keywords: /advertising/ 

Guesstimates on what industries and companies will be biggest 

advertising spenders next year are usually fun and sometimes accurate.... 

Mentions R. J. Reynolds and cigarettes. 

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50269 9582 

Lawrence Uver^^^s) Laboratory 

U 

rlPREPRINT UCRL-82553 

III Du2-80 

RRBAI:CTIt^:fS:"^`'1fÊ^FYFECTB ON TRESTR4t'OSPRERE 

S.P. OY!G9Î^^SQ`^`"07CTD$$'OF NITROGEN.^ 

William if. Duewer 

Donald J. Wuebbles 

March 1979 

This paper was prepared for presentation at the 

NASA Stratospheric Plorkshop, 

Harper's Ferry, wV, June 4-8, 1979 

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50269 9583 

HIGH RISK/HEART --DISEASES/DIET AND DISEASE/ 

EXERCISE/GENETICS--DISEASE/ORAL CAVITY/ 

RA 

421 

Ch 

1973 

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^^YgCil^&i 

A Study^ 

^z1L:.^Lt1^bJ^•;xiu:e^' ^ 

E.Cheraskin, MD, DMD 

W. M. Ringsd orf, Js, D.MD 

Keats puylishing, inc 

New Cariaar^ 1-^^,'^,'^ 


c^71/L," 

/9BC7

XXII Meli9 76, 

PREDICTIVE VALUE OF RIUTAGENICITY TESTS IN 

QIILMICAL CAFC^1VQGciVE5I3 

. .. ALdnrFmi nr-.rb RA r /n^rf 

H. DARTSCii © Elsevicr 5ci•nt?ic7 uihlishing Comp^np, Ar.r;lerdam -Prinled in The Nelherlande 

lnferrtofinna7^5•ency Jnr Recrarch on Cnnoeq Unit oJChemiea! Cnreinogeneab, 

150 l 

couraA b:rtTfiomn.;,670081,yon,Froncc 

t (Rsceived O-to6cr 10th, 1875) 

(Aceepted Novrmber 28th, (1G'75) 

An essential role of envhonmental factos in the aetiology of human cancer 

has been shocvn by the uneûieocal evi,icnce of the chclnical origin of occupalional 

canccr, as in the c:ccs of urinary bladder tumours in workers exposed to 

aromatic amines [29,13,121 luna rsncers in workers eapxcd to bistc.;)oro- 

I nleth}9) ethcr [30] or ^n.-iccarcomcs of the liver in lvorkers exposed to vinyl 

chloride [311 • the welhc!oclmantcd caces of iatra;cuic cancers [14,21]; ti:e 

positive corrclation between ciGarette smol:ing and lung cancer [18]; the different 

cancer incidences in urban and rural populations [41,54] and the possible 

role of air pollution [11] ;.^.nd the rasults of studics on migrants showing 

that for some cancers, incidcnces among migrnnts become similar to those in 

r}' the,l)osr couptric)S (25?G] . Llcu'i^^; t{iF )ia,t dccades, it has become incrcasingly 

'y 'eeident t`nt chetnic511y ineti'forvien co:npounds can be converted in the body 


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465 

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1980 

AG. 

BIOASSAY/CARCINOGENS/ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING/MUTAGENICITY/ 

AMES TYPE TESTING/ 

/APPLIED MEINODS IN ONCOLOGY 

Vwu-a 

-THE PREDICITVE VALUE OF Edi,- 

G.M. Williams 

;,k.7,SHORTrTERM SCREENING TESTS R. Kroes 

IN (:ARCINOGEIVICTTY 

H.W. waa )ers 

and 

EVALUATION 

K.W. van de Pnll 

Workshop on the Predictive Value of in virro Short-Term 

Screening Tests in the Evaluation of Carcinogenicity held 

in Dalen, The Netherlands on Apri128-29, 1980. 

1980 Organized under the auspices of the Scientific Council of 

The Netherlands Cancer Society (Koningin Wilhelmina 

Fonds). 

ELSEVIER/NORTH-HOLLAND BIOMEDICAL PRESS 

AMSTERDAMNEW YORKOXFORD 

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DR. J.D. JANSEN 

Shel3 Inta:natlonala Etstareh NsatechapylJ E.7., P.O. Box 162, The Nagua 

(Sha Natherlands) 

AESTEACT 

Nutagamlt. < relneganlo and ayldemlologltal data ar ompar.d betveen 

knom human tarelnogana^ probablt human carelnogana and compounda vhich 

geodut. tumeurs in m1ta but not in other apectaa. It is eonnluded that 

{meoura or tha lung or the 11,ar. produoad lm the m uea but not in othee 

ayatla., are an un.altdated crll.rlen for predlctlon of a haxard in nan. 

INTNODOCTION 

A taaetrtad rmsaaroh effort to ldentify tbm maln tattors aa.oelatad vlth 

the lmoldaoot of human cancer has x tatttly battaa .. real yossibilitp and 

ehallanga. This 1. dua mainly to the eonvergonea of thcta darelopmanle. 

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SMOKING HABITS--RELINQUISHING/' 

TDBACCO--SMDKING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

The Intcmational Journal of the Addici ons 171, 969-991, 1980 

81 X Bol EPredicfo^^òf^Veigl^ ^. ^ ange 

50269 95e7 

E-Fo115win 'Smoîng UMation*,P 

Abstract 

Smoking behavior and weight change over a 5•year period were 

Raymond BossA,' PhD 

studied in 1,749 adult males of the Normative Aging Study. While Normative Aging Study 

men who quit smoking generally gained more weight than those in Veterans Adminishetian Outpstient C/inic; 

other smoking categories, 36°o either lost weight or maintained the 

Neganic Colkge 

•This re arch was presented in part at the Gerontological Sotiety Matings, Louisv Boston, MastaMUSetts 02108 

xemnrky. oaoher 1975. 

Arthur J. Garvey, PhD 

'To whom requests for reprints should be addrrssed at Normativc Aging Stud). Veta 

Adminislretion Outpalienl 0 , 17 Cnurt Strus. Boslon, Massachuseus 02108. 

NormaNve Aging Sfudy 

Veterena Administration Outpatient C lic 

Boston. Massachusetts 02108 

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Paul T. Costa, Jr., PhD 

UnivenRy of Mastaehusetts 

8oston, Massechusetts 02108

C) 

(6^6T '3e.;9) 

B6';-CSE tiE 'o!I) ^„ •anor m,,^„ Titnof,JoH 

nonco.ny pa-I^.{iS3 'S V-`v >;ater.qaS 

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..Prefcrence hehavior--Taste. 

2ottermen, Yn3ve, cd. 

Olfaction and teste; proceedings of the firct 

lnternati.onel symposium held r.t the 4i.^.nner-Crer. 

Center, Stoccholm, Septeuber 1962. Ozford, hew 

York, Symposiua Publications Div., PerCau.3n Preas, 

19^J. 

Ss, 396 p. 111us., port. 2/i cm. (Henner-Cren 

Center intcrnatic•nal syeryociu:a surles, v. 1) 

Synpocium eLaar.2ed by the 67.nner.-Cren Ccnter 

FonnLation. 

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tSEHAVIORAL Sr•IF.NCF,/SENSES & SENSATION/TASTE-TESTINO 

nLFACTION) 

-P1 Gfemnw[Be1-ravlLJ^ 

^^dmo 

./Ghem- ereceptionh 

by theIturopean Chemoreception Research 

Organization at "Het Meerdal", 

Horst, The Netherlands 

16t^ to 171h May, 1979 

Editor•irrChief J.H.A.Kroeze 

Information Retrieval Limited 

London 

R.Harper D.Land 


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50269 9591 i V 

Jo ;Yreference Meaeureaent--Methodology. 

o d o Q n o;1 1 9 7 :i 

Sor00. S.yle V, 

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PAUL E. GREEIJ, YORAM WIND, and ARUN K JAINe 50269 9592 

78 XI Adi-79 

S.P. 

Jour. Hktg. Res. 9, 371-7 (Nov. 1972) 

In many eases of practical interear the marketing resenrcher may wish to 

analyze preferences for collectiom of itenu. This article shows how these collec• 

liaa can be analyzed by conjoint measurement techniques. An application of 

oonjoint meosurement to measuring menu preferences is illustrated. 

`P"r'eferenê:Measurement:oOtem._Collect 

, o.;^ 

In a recent JMR article, Green and Rao [4] described 

the applicability of conjoint measurement to the quanti- 

6eation of ordinal preferences for multiattribute altcmadves. 

This article extcnds the carlier discussion by conantrating 

on the problem of utility measurement of 

multiattribute stimuli in which the attributes themselves 

are items and the alternative stimuli consist of various 

collections of the items-commodity "bundles." 

This toptc h6 bfan rb'lativr`ly tSiglcjxcd 61 tbElscaVng 4 

literature, although in marketing, especially, one often 

----.._•. . . . . vmtld ho nf 


.r. 

are suitable for a variety of anticipated problcm-solvir. 

situations. Included in the notion of ideal assortmn 

may be the desire for variety [i], as possibly illustmte 

by the eommon observation of consumer inventoric 

that contain several different types of magazines, phono 

graph records, after-dinner cordials, and so on. 

In order to motivate the discussion, assume that Ih 

researcber is interested in persons' preferences for vari 

ous food iterns, exemplified by the following sets c 

entrees, desserts, and prices:

50269 9593 

/F00D--EVAL'JATION TECONIQUES/ FOOD--QUALITP/ 

TP FklUJ11GL, Mina R., 1944- 

370 Mc M4tNTI17.P.t GSTP.'AT10.^' VDL915 G'1TLOJ:IT 

sCtLL^ Ix rcuu NfiC,iE5rfi4Ann 

1974 

AX17 W;lL17Y RAm;G. 

M 

Ilnivcrsity of !hssnc!nuctts, Ph.O., 1974 

Frod TecJmology 

Xerox Univorslty 651crofllms, .-.-M-19.,.6,ro 

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50269 9594 

3M Micrographic^^^^roducts Division 

I MeB-$0 ^ PItEfERRED CONJB^NATIOA' ^ 3N.BRANp_ EADER.PRINTEkS 

S. P.. '.'^,NFQAM67.L0H.0Nyv}Â1;CR0FIlM-='-'8 

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PRI:-}:1 L^:c RPACM.ON PKODUCfS Or XSOOC 

FAM8i)'EN.^,$.:XOTOFEA,tYCPIBa:Ly 

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G6,(19a7), 

W,

50269 9596 . 

: ^- 

XXII MeB9 77S.P. 

Production and use of vinyl chloride: 

Impact of the link between vinyl 

chloride, monomer and cancer 

D. Franco Pregaglia. 

Department of Research and Technology, Petrochemicaf Division. Montedison. 

Mifma Italy 

Vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) has been recently considered to be responsible for the death 

from cancer of several production workers. New regulations aimed at gradually reducing 

workers' exposure to vinyl chloride an being discussed all over the world. European Health 

authorities are tecommending-VCM concentrations of 10-20 p.p.m., whereas OSHA (Occupetional5afety 

and Health Administration) has alrcady decided that the exposure level should be 

reduced to 1 p.p.m. averaged over an 8hr period starting from 1976. If this level cannot be met, 

employees must be provided with respiratorv eg ipment that can reduce the VCM conccnvm 

16uAsp 1¢^x.nsF!fhSpurrp.c nl thiqapcîs @A to clarify the rcasons schy thc rinyi chluridc 

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50269 9597 

/ENF.ROY/ FOOD/ POPULATION/ 

R,, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY IN TRANSITION: 

445 Fr WORLD PRIORITIES 

1975 


Volume 261 

Edited by 

`9S8f'-.BPag0,tHarold D. Lasswell, and John McHale 

American Division of the World Academy of Art and Science 

p^? r, 0 n fl ^!;^ 7 9 



1975 


50269 9598 

RC 

775 

Pr 

1978 

ASBESTOSIS--DIAGNOSIS/UNGS--CANCER/ 

i 

ASBESTOS-RELATED 

DISEASE 

-e dLB., Ch.B., D. Obst., it.C.O.G., F.R.C.R. 

F.F.R. (R.C.S.I.) 

with 

Donald T. Arai, M.D. 

Paul Kotin, M.D. 

Hans Weill, DGD. 

Jack iYerchick, J.D. 

Foremord by Robert C. Fraser, d1.D., FJt.C.I'. (C) 

Grune & Stratton Professor of Diagnostic Radiology, 

A Sub,tdiary ot Harcoun 0racelo.unoe76. Pubtishers University of Alabama, 

New York San Francixo tondon 

girmingham, Alabama 

rjr 

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50269 9599 

0 '1 0 0 n U2 1 9 8 1 

Niedcrl, JoseU!t Bertlw!d. 1509- 

Dficrotnethods of qunntilal ire orgunic nnalcsis, bp Jo

50269 9600 

0 j [ 1 n no j 1 9 ^! 2 

.'a 

- Quantilztice orn:wic miclro;malrcis baeed on the mMf,nd; 

of FritU I'rcel. 5th Hugli=h ed. eompletcly Inc. nnd ed. b•: 

Julius Grant. With 9k illustrntimis. 1'hilndclpLio, 

ston, i951. 

vll, 239 p Illus. 24em. 

luelodca"Itef^•mncc

50269 9601 

HALLDCINOGENS/SMOKING AND HEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKING -HEALTH EFFECTI 

TOSICOLOG'f/ PREGNANCY/ 

ANTIMICROBIAL DRUGS /BIRTri DEF3CTS/ SERIFSEDITOR 

, 

,jV9onograpd is on Drugs Vol 2 GraemeS Arery, Auckland 

300 , ®rukss^ I.. r^:;^s 

1975 

on 1 tha'fatw 

A Survey of the Mechanisms and Effects 

of Drugs omEmbryogenesis and Fetogenesis 

ISBN 0-95998774-4 (ADIS P"ss) 

1SBN P88416-121-8 (Publifiing Scienees Gsoup) 

ADIS Press, Sydney 1975 

Publishing Sciences Group Inc, Acton 1975 

- H.Tuchmann -Dupieasis 

labosatoi[e d'Embryolope, FuWte de Medecine 

de Puls et giologista des Hdpihux de Pxns - Clhef de Sesrice 

0 n n n n v 


RM 

300 re 

1974 

^ n n n n tr E`3 ^' ^? 

DRUGSANDPRCGNANCY 50269 9602 

YN 

The Effects of Nonnmdical Use of Drugs 

on Pregnancy, t

50269 9603 

F?IDaYOCENESIS/PEfOS/TOK1COLOGY/TEEATOCENS/SHOxINC AND HEALnl/ 

TOHACCO-SHOKINC-HeALTH EFFECT/ 

RH 

300 

HB 

1977 

Q A n f) n (1 

OLLI P. HEINONEN, M.D., M.Sc. 

DENNIS SLONE, M.D. 

SAMUEL SHAPIRO, F.R.C.P. 

ONy EplCemlotogy Unif 

BCStOn Un1v913ity MeOinal(:enter 

BIRTH DEFE CTS 

j ^^D-vDRUGS 

= IN 3PIÊGl^T1^1'^T^.'^ 


50269 9604 

,INfANTS/BIRTH WEIGHT/PREGNANCY/SMOKING AND HEALTH/ 

;TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

0 4 0 o 0 b:z 1 

RJ Fetal Growth 

250 

in Humans 

1979 

Herbert C. Miller, M.D. 

V", . ,,,,..,r r,•a aa, Wd-a 

Cc,n.•,. C„u,•cr ^d u.•.,^,t, 

s r,,•,•. ^na ;,'t 

I:an,.^, Cil,• /::^n.n, 

YEAR BOOK MEDICAL 

CHICAGO • LONDON 

At 

6 

T. Allen Merritt, M.D. 

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50269 9605 

^.: • ^ t-- J ! 

PROGRESS IN CLINICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AtESEARCH, V. 

s 

36/ 

PREIGNANCY/ ALCOHOL EFFECTS ON FETUS/ 

BIRT}I DEFECTS/TERATOGENIC AGENTS/MILK(HUMAN)/ 

INFANTS/TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

RM 

soo 

i9so 

DRUG AND CHEMICAL 

RISKS TO THE 

FÛS AND NEWBORN 

I 

a, / ^ '^ haceadrq, nf a Symyaium HsM in New Ywt Cny, Mry 1919 

\\ ^raaantM py tM State UnnnuW of New Vor4, Dovinnate MeE^nl Centar - 

Sponeoretl p tne Natb Fw atpn- Mart p o^m i D n 

Etl on 

0 4 o 0 n 0 2 1 9 8 7 

RICHARD H. SCHWARZ.4o 

Rolasar ane CMirmen, Dewrtment oi DMMSrKt/Grêeoôcy 

Staie Un^vervtv of New Vor4 

Downstate Me"Cent

i0269 9606 

_.._._.-^__.__ _._._...... _. .....^..._. 

SCv7OK6NC AND.a&;EGfdAlZ3CY 

^Reprinted Jrom 

. ^^ The Ileallh Cunuquoncos of Srnoking 

^ Report of tltcyprgoon General: 1971 

AdS.l)epartment of Hcslth, Education. 

and N{'clfnrc 

Public Ffealth $er.ice 

Health Ser^-ices and \[ental ftealth 

Administration 


50269 9607 

WONEN/OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HFA1.Tll/FETUS/CANCER--CAUSATION/ 

^ . 

79 II Un COHPREHENSIVE'.B!BLIOGRAPHY 

J 

ON 

PREGNANCY AND WORK 

The American College of 

Obstetrieians and Gynecologists 

Chicago, Illinois 60601 

Contract No. 210-76-0159 

U:S-:-DEPARTHENTOFIIEALT4,EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 

-Pub.lic.Health Se'rvice 

Center-for Disease-Control- 

7.L.S.National Institute for Occupational Safety and licalth 

Office of Extramural Coordination and Special Projects 


0 4 0 0 0 0 :Z 1 9 8 9 

March 1978 


. • r 50269 9608 

PREGNANCY, CO28LICATIONS OF/FETUS/INFANTS, MORTALITY/SMOKING AND HEALTH/ L 

TOBACCO--SYOKIHG--HEALTH EFFECT/RIRTH WEICAT/ALCOHOLISM/CAFFF.INF;/ 

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH/CHROMOSONfi ABERRATIOVS/CANCER--CAUSATION BY BENETIC FACTORS/ 

•e 

15S 

• va 

1976 

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES/CARDIOPASCULAR MALFORMATIONS/GENETiCS--DISEASES/DIET/ 

BIRTH DEFECTS INSTITUTE SYMPOSIA 

Finesr B. i/ouf, P.•lyht T. /onerhh, ord /on H. Pwrer, dlron: 

BIRTH DEFECTS 

Risks and 

Consequences 

0 4 0 

Edimdby ôs^tâso/a4mposlomnn4!u1h pe/esrs:Ris4sandCOnseqoenrrs 

SpanseredbYrhaBdtlrOA rsrnst/tnmo/rhe 

Sa1lyHelly YNew vorkSSareOeaaqmarrrn/HuNh 

ErnestB.Hook 

r HNdJnAlfuny,NewYOrk^NOVenipp)-g/g)0 

DwlUhtT.Jancrich AcademtcPress,Inc. 

Ianfi.Porler 

NtwY Wlr^n.+m Lep.en 

1976 

IYtn Mr.m /.vrh.n 

NwrW^f SurrM^n+êo/Nrnn 

11 j. 


r

50269 9609 

0 4 0 n n o l 1 9 9 1. 

.Pregnancy, eomplications of--Congresses 

Conference on Rescarch 3tethodulogy and Needs in Per3• 

lwtal Studies, Uniocratty o/.4ortle Cawlina, 1963. 

RasearcL methodology nud needs in perinatal studies; 

proeeedings teditedl by Sidney S. Chipman and othersl 

Springficld, Ill., C. C.'fhomes 1966t 

zvt, 30D p• Illus. 24em. 

"Spon,-ored by the North CnrolinA State Itonrd of 17ealth Aod the 

S

78 XI Adl 79 

S.F. 

Amer. Jour. Public Health 6801o. 9)835-836(1978) 

Onr inJividn;d nnJ,ocicd inahilily m kick the cyardtc 

smnlin)Ìiahil c 1,niinuc, In liu,trnlc hculth rJuc:eor, and 

pnaw :":ly :u it,, :npiraian, of hcalth nJmini,h:nurc. 

Amung young Am

50269 9611 

XI ToBZ 78 S.P ' . 

RJR CLASS 1:(1,' PA;IPIILET XI T0E2-78 S.P. 

PLANT BIOCHEMISTRY, VOL.). 2,3/ BOTANICAL CHEMISTRY, V.1,2,3/PLANTS--CHEMISTRY,V,1,2,3 

PLANT CELLS AND TISSUES v.2/ PLANTS--METABOLISM, v.2/PLANTS--RESPIRATIOiY ,v.2/ 

TISSUES--CULTURE, v.2/ 9TARCH-_CHEMISTRY, V.3/STARCH--BIOSYNTHESIS,V.3/ 

STARCH--DEGRADATION,V.3/CELLULOSE--BIOSYNTHESIS, v.3/GLYCOPROTEINS,V.3; 

POLYSACCHARIDES--BIOSYNTHESIS,V.3/GLYCOLIPIDS,V.3/PLANTS--CELL WALLS,V.3/ 

ASCORBIC ACID, V.3/INOSITOL,V.3/SUCROSE, BIOSYNTHESIS & METABOLISM, v,3/ 

QK 

861 

St 

1 980 , 

THE BIOCHEMISTRY 

OF PLANTS 

A COMPREHENSIVE TREATISE 

VOL. 1. THE PLANT CELL, by N. E. Tolbert (Ad.) 

VOL. 2. METABOLISM AND RESPIRATION, by D. D. Davies (ed.) 

VOL. 3. CARBOHYDRATES: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION, byW~if,(ed.) 

0 4To'iin 0'2 1 9 9 

I. C.81nnp(.m C L CL^ , 

ewroacrocx,.r fi 

....:^,,^. 


w... r..^,... n....w...u+.. 

t1_ Yak IaeAw Twmb SYd.Y S. h.t'L- 


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xx 

Pr, 

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50269 9613 

['v LJ :r;^rJ^,u IjSR T^T°.0^T,LTiIn,T ll;;:^ I'.T'dtr_:7I^ 

V6`•pC:1)!:.^'1:'.n !l'.: ^:^,.O}'.:!1`.` ^1:]'i.ii:: i:y'.[i±' ":C?: 

,r.d S:ne^ i.n1:mg^ r_'e Can Trb r:.3L'_e:irec!r i.cisa 

... . J:1;' 

LCsr^:n^0!':..c`°1 T:en.l.oLio^ CsYl;. ôbaco5n 

:-Tau :r. lije'o ^,.va °^.co F I:J.eoL?.;^' 

, Dsdc_. ,. :ail&y; S. 

in:wr.Y 

l,l ?n sci^9 Fx.^.ri 


__....^.....>.__.^..._._.^. 50269 9614 

_.__73 Vii. liu2 ^ 

Eurns, J. A. 

(':-+rtS Carolir.a S. Univ., Dep. 

TOBACCO--GE9ETIC5/ 

_.NICOTIAflA--CNROM0S0.`>vS/ 

RJR CLASS O. P.l"P}ILET 73 CII C 

Cra? Sci., 311nizh, S.C., U.S.) 

EBr- 

,Nk.C. St. "air., T::^.:ctn Aeprint S¢r., Na. 351, Ealeigh, N.C., 1973 

+Reprinted^frem: Jour. F:areditv 63 (\o. 4) 175-178 (Ju1y/A.ug. 1972) 

(Sr. '.nglish) i . . . ^ . 

*1973, ro. 8, W 3641* k3t^ 

?ot•a_ra aE:iculture: 

0 4 tl q n() 7 1 9 96 


Preleverrment.•sur- piege• 

eA1 76 

50269 9615 

GâfiÊP^^^^°^^{^t'Ot7f^Ci^t^Y^^^{^'Î^C^•. fa ^„r, Iv^ a„• f. p. 34 a 3s 

-'------ 

^tr^lâant^ phe'ra- 

M. BOURDIN, R. BADR$, C. DUMAS 

174658d 'f'ranning and c natogrnnhic analysis o[; • ^ ^ ^-^^^^^^ 

' Ii,lile urR: c nollut:,nls in be , tmcsphere. Ii_'L;'• 

[3nJre, R: Dumns, C. 1Cent. F::ud. Rrch.fe

50269 9616 

K yS^ 

%K NeF-C-OV-74 AaPRBieIK1fAtiY--^Ì6SBESSMEN'f'OF^ TRB. CONSU!ffiRS RESP027SB^ 

^'. *W"iOFSWOTA&i¢6UAYA;NSCTARy--PAPAYA;RlILLLSAUC6=ANDFRU7JJ: 

By; HIDiAPMAD BIN YAACOB 

Kementerien Pertanian Dan Perikanan 

.D Food Technology Division, Serdang Det. 1972 

URITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORCe4YI2ATION Mierofiehe I plus 

Xerox copy. 

(1 B fT; n^ t1 0 


50269 9617 

fl1TROCARAnNS, POT.YCYCI.7C/ 

T7 MeA -TA PR$LIMINARY^ÀSSESSMENTOFTHE 

S.P. 1 SOURCESJ' CONTROL AND POPULATION 

EXPOSURE TO'AIRBORNEPOLYCYCLIC 

ORGANIC MATTER (POM) AS INDICATED 

BY VBEN2O(A)PYRENE'(BaP) 

Submitted to: 

Pollutant Strategies Branch 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards 

Environmental Protection Agency 


Submitted by: 

Energy and Environmental Analysis, Inc. 

1111 North 19th Street, 6th Floor 

Arlington, Virginia 22209 

0 4 n o. n o 2 1 9 9 9 


EXTERNAL REVIEW 

DRAFI No. 1 

May 1978

50269 9618 . . . 

261 'kCPrt 

+TE

50269 9619 

S 

sas' 

XX HeF-C-M74 .iIC>^YR$IrI1/INI^k^+'ASSESSHENS' OF TNETECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECT5 

.g4 QeWftFSkXWTECNNOt.acx.f 

UNITED NATIO^:S FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION 

Huhmmed bin Yaaeob 

B. Jgr. Sc, Dip. l.gr. Eeona, 

H. 6e. H.I.F.T. 

EI2?FT"rL°.iXS pLRP-NI91 DlJ7 FL^.IKJ:..N • 

=vV,D TEChnle ZoGr --1/ 3/.f/oN 

BFF.wGI.Ji aJI:6KNIH 

Ab. dziz Razak 

Facgerie.ental 

Officer 

Copy from Microfiche record of documentary unit No. :24011-MA1 

Note: This document contains no bibliography, is in foreign language. 

Documentation Centre, Roma, Italy 


' 50269 9620 

^ ^4 0 0 0 G . 2 2 u n 2 

..r. c„ :14 

ro 

1, 

Potndaae, i David, ra•,ay. 

A Prcliminnry dircctmy of nlcdical groups in the Llri:ed 

Statc;, 103f) tbyl S. I)nvid I'onuinse Imuh Marcus S. Go74stein. 

R'nshinglon, U. S. Dept. of Ifcalth, I'sducnlima zind 

1\rclfine, Public IIe:llth Scrvice, Division of Pttblic IIrelih 

Methods, 1961. 

li, 246 p. 24 ctn. (Cubltc Itcaltb Survl

II Me5-81 

^^ ^^„ 

araawu^ 

50269 9621 _ 

S.P. 

^ÊPA tsco, o 

"PTIElC1VI1R9'ARY DRAFT' 

°-S5'RATEGY^ FOR`MUkICiPAL- 

_ WQ►STEIfV,ATER-TREATMEKT,, 

I // 

0 /t nnnn:.., 2 V n.1 


50269 9622 

III Duz?v r•.PA 450/3-.?5=q73 

.l. l l(LE ANO i0I1TI Tle 

S.P. 

4i$3tAi7HFP^4@8poomi^ impacfrAerûTa'sM2PUE-'of Possibl¢ ;;:, 

^:^'L^g'CAhtrAlYAtdiOtlphe[ie'Emissione,,:, 

O. IILÔnT OATE 

Septembcr 1975 

°• tEnFnHMwr. oncnf+IZnnoN cou 

^te^_a471YT^RP6a•fi m-a

^:Y POL^LIA^'/^'r Lo^G(/,iTi'!n3 ^- Rn+4^/G'/.'Y. o^^p^/ CA.vLGfiLnJy'1s.1i1/S/ 

;Z. clt_^w wr'^+^row^PiodûZ>oK^To,ercl^J^L 3aîz^cr;'Cu^v I^/ZeazZ^,uwS, eê;,kir^! 

_`"^ÎU flo 

n1nL1OGRApIIiC DATA 1. Rcpo.r N. 

7. 

- - 

^! 

itieET RPA-S50/2-74-001 PS 238 074 

-0e .nd Snb,;ele S. Repor, Dau 

' 

PreliminerqEnviraninentalftAiatd'¢.ssessmentof Chlorinated- November 1973 

Naphthaienes,-S^jicones, Fcuorocarbons,Benzenep'01ycarboxy- 6. 

.latex'^°a'nE'-C51oFophenols--^ - ^ `--" 

^7. (s)- Aurhor ^ 

Philip Il. Howard & Patrick R. Durkin 

, 13. 7 1 Rcpj,t L P„iod 

• Co:ar^d 

4. Pc.[mm;n5 ,5.n.:.unn N,me cnd ndd:es, .M..s .. ^terim _ÎI o 

Syraause University Research Corporation-^ 

lEerri.lllane, University Heights 

SYracuse, New York. 13210 

hqTjqE ONTECHNICAL 

,NfORidlITIONSERVICE 

drre..,,ir. vM ^nm ,o 

12. Sponso4n6 Gr6anix.eion N.me .od Add«.s 

$A.s97P. . 1 W . 

A review of five classes of chemical conpoeazds covering production, environ- 

'raental exposure, environmental effects, health effects, and toxicology. The 

classes covered are benzer.epolycarboxylates (including phthalates), 

0 ati -n n ,t:2 0 O13, 


50269 9624 

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._, ... 

. ^71 

°P1;E(.l``1f4^pY FtA1.U1aI0:7 0^cNE!iCnt.UIPATE--. 

^•:l^tskfAL$'.4 T^S1C^%ult^' `ZEPEI.LthfS, AND 

.Un 1 2^f^D1s6^t:AS ^LaXT75T SiO^PR!ikltl^$ i3+S^Ct^ '^^• 1 

U. S. Lrl st.act of s t. ICi^+, 

4,zicultu:a1 Rcaca^c.:5 C :'-cc+ 

r•Retir:Xt';,C^^ cv2*_ûFxZO:'PC: t?EIJ 

cnrmtu.^:^rt N;

. . .. . . .... . .... .. . . .... . 

S:iEET 

4. Tirlc and Subrirl< 

( 

50269 9625 

517714009 

5. R

50269 9626 

^ YI I>Xe!lSmire:y^ e.:cl%e 4,_r os_ r.nd_resul.teou the__ 

^ 

determiu^tien of po1on' ., 21U in cigarette b^wke 

Ko 7 

cosdensotc

50269 9627 

(} ^ !? (1 ;1 f i / ry i) Q ì 

_ _.___,_.._..._ .-.._....._.. _ .._..._......^...,....«....,..,_.... 

V I ^,,. _I?reslin::ixury.:exoea^v+ent.s- th . use the ^jWo:;;a 

Fl IhunbyF!^. [tn nn oUte.etive Sninx of ynnlity of 

feri:;cr.ted to6acco. 

.::1'.5.••°a G`:tOT)1^[,C"5,i !;C,^ C•)'. C.. G^ 


........_._....---^_..,..,..::a,^.-_.r^..._^.-. 50269 9628 x..._,.t. 

33/ 

XX MeF-D-3A3-74 

6th Annu, Report Cacao Research Imp. Coll. Trop. Agr.(Trinidad)34-42(1937) 

PART IL-THE L'IOC:iElIIISTRY Or CACAO. 

ArP,Rp L3ÎI1\ARY?NYESTl.6,,^^t.•^r^$^, !^j^CÎ if^1,jry 

`^^1^ 

XO'^ ^ 8: 

Bv J. A. )IcIMN.un. 

(Forwrfy CGrn,i.st for Cucno R:srnrcL). 

. 

THERE are three main botanical rariCties from In addition to this bntanicnl classification, 

which the cacao b

73 VI B11 

50269 9629 

TOBACCO--PECTINS/ 

TOBACCO--CfIEMICAL CO)SPOSITION--POSITION ON ST6LK/ . .... 

RJR CLASS NO. PA*fPIiLET 73 VI 311 

Blain,K.; Szynal, J. 

(Institute Chem: d Technol., Dep. Azr., Lublin, Poland) 

PR641lU.F\:^Yx:SiirwS^dl'.^.TidN& AEi.jii.G3'.LiiS.rT.G1,T'o.ik..LSbVFSîa6+3iilik>,A,3:4^^ ^^--; 

NIGBT.^+AfJ:.GP2:1:S^, . ^' . 

*(Wstepne hadania nadpektyaami lisci nickto:vch roslin radzaju Nicnti.wa.' 

dnn. Univ. "13riae Curie-Sklodotcska, Sect. E 25, 213-20 (1970) -_ in Pc'_ish 

vith,Engiieh,.^ 

*Keywords:* Pectins, green, constituent. 

*1973. No. 11, W 5009* *jt* 

Tobacco chenistry: 

E^ ^; n-n n n:? ti I I 


t'relatminary, List..oi 

50269 9630 

i r 

Fo^' luly 7977 

3Toxic Substances Control Act 

Interagency Testing Committee 

i 2`_ ^^ nl ? 


0 

4bJ".d c•>_vo,*op 

raIm.-,1 aT C.an t;cT?2m{ uI so5ed hili 

GSb: 

+SJd[l.n 

80. EIIaff;.h84 {'S.5 :^ 0.; L?.TLT32.::S?d ZS 

,,^ i^^ ^• ;.-c,. ::J;Ô^S' ::4 ^S.T at+i'r;iT_'L:dd 

:' IJ$ " :':•1:^ ::a Mi.i !a-joo na 

5'17 Srilulc)3 ;l?'.',3 diCCit'J 17 

6:i:IS.0Ji!! S.;Q a8TOSIIioL'4 ;d!;.;; il'5G0 

4, 1(? C: t; U U - 7 iJ 

U^.^^,•,4 

•rsiôoU::lt^l.!{J2E ::Z;.a:.J?iiM.••}O^. 

ô.J.eso _ e^}r.ssn o^. pzEjh¢- oq ca'î;-'F4M 

:"^ ^ -„ •c^^ ru^F;^^?^; .io Fa-F^ tE96 69ZOS 


50269 9632 

{(^^53l^l^9r/Allnl r PcqAlf rl^n7„ ^r3srtaT,.sf.,e 3 , PRa6/;RInSa PcF1^f, ^ 

S^^ 

PRoteet r Q^nR/;^fl/J^/f P^5-fmm^,J/lrr^n,LNfh ^2^7ECT 

c 

VII Re 

S. P. . 

^p,^(.linlinur^^ A1uldfuriqG r f Agrlculnrrnl Peslirirf

50269 9633 

XI PRhLI}INAPX PROGfV FO 1'^JGAR MAXLFACYURF^.S 

Ci ASSOCSIYsI t?t^; A41}Ri^`T'L^^'^'SI'"^^..1F'Al' 'L#:E- 

I iRÎ^'CRSTS'D}OFMAR1..i^`1il"FFURUAP.Y 1-G', "19G7-;^ 

Cigar tianufecturera Acsocietion of Aaerica 

Inc. 

PRY;1.1?:IHARY Pi.OCRf-1: FC : 19:n 

Fi?'iYi:'.,C^;U:J;RS A';S'.ni:IAT;G;? GT f^'•.+??c.1 

At5°P.f;CH SEAfINAR AT THE IRU1Pi'SSI19 OF 

!u':P,Ti;:'ill FECkIIAaY 1-2, ^95:• 

Aanrfzr.turcrs Acc=oci.etaoa of L•e^.^s'.c^ 

i.^..furi:, ii:xv York, dp,r. (Nov. 1YO^} 


50269 9634 

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE/INDIISTRY--INFORMATION SOURCES/MARKETINC--II7FOPMATION SOL`RCES/ 

COST, INDL'STRIAL/INFOgMATION SOURCES--CIIENICAL INDUSTRY/ 

I MeB -76 S.P. 

V_^^^c^.^^, c^^c^^r^•^cc^^=.o.^,.^, 

- 

q /'. Chem. Tech. 1975(11)678-681 (Nov. 1975) 

bua7fRv.c-tS launchadevclopmentprogrnmonapotentialnewprocess 

G^?Ok,73 to 6-hom0cr.'^^ 

if the potential rcquirement for the catalyst tnrns out to 

^nfoVp ti ^ nee0©py 

S©urcos 

excecdtheworld'ssupply.Orifsomcco-productwould 

flood the market, or if environmcnlal constraints are in- 

.' surmountable. Both long-term and applied research must 

, , bear some relationship to the real world. 

Evaluation and justiGcation are not just for manage- 

When faced with a new project, the chemical technolo- ment, however. The technologist can use business inforgist 

feels comfortable about where to start and how to pro- mation in concert with technical information not only for 

ceed with the technical aspects. However, these same peo- economic evaluation of the project, but also in deciding 

rt.,.fr>,^ rr„d m nrnr-rd hlithrtv on their wav-uncoa- what research and/or dcvclonmcnl steps to pursue next. 

^^!nonc^^ 


t:.'Edi) n-sez 'W2 

`^;^xsî; cccT.:l3oii ca^,o,f• •I^:iu swC.:•j ^npz:D^.OII•g 

•P.3f;0^ c:ô^,^.iac^t i CG?SSii^ r='•'^ ^=•'CRZ 

ZTC^ ^ ccr;.;o::;p :,q •('J'«'il) L+^Jîli:aZ7Z:J:df3 

,L4VI O.T. N;-itlfCf 

SI1,T, 1i0 ?^0^;',:t Ll1:I:L['I^Nd tl 

`« 'S•.i.wf'i.':OY C':'t vL?':C;;S c.U .':0.`;SU'/dGÔ 

oa5io.:-..o •ura.oqy 

'('0' d) 5:i Ôi!4iti?":!ft^ {^,SY3ÔS 

.L3i?III7 : I:,L ;'0'^.^Cid

50269 9636 ' 

. • IlI Du,.-77 S.P. 

preliminary.7-8aportôn Electron+'--Energy-Losspeas4rement6for CC1F3; 

CC12F2;' and-CC13F . ( , 

National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D.C. (240 800) 

Final rept. 

AUTHOR: Bushnell, D. L. Jr, Huebner, R. H., Celotta, R. J., 

Hielczarek, S. R. 

C7134G4 PLD: 4B, 7D, 55E, 99P, 86y GBAT7620 

1975 12p 

PROJF.CT: NBS-2320151 

MONITOR: 18 

Pub. in Argonne Natl. Lab. Report No. ANL-75-60, Part I. Radiological 

and Environmental Research Annual Report on Fundanental Holecular 

Physics and Chemistry, p7-17 (Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, 

I11. , Jul 74-Jun 75). 

ABSTRACT: Currently, nation-ride research efforts are devoted to 

studying the possible ozone (03) depletion in the stratosphere by the 

eheoical action of chlorine atoms released from CC12F2 or CC13P upon 

absorption of ultraviolet radiation. Since electron-inpact data taken 

in the [?fo#ua,1rd (ScaXteriyng dirpclion. can be usei to derive oscillator 

strengths ar.3 thus to yield apparent photoabso:ptien cross sections, 

^^ - ^ ied out such an analysis for CC12F2, CC13P, and 


50269 9637 

/3 INITED STR7E3 TpA,Fr CO'M(SSiW 

vunsngcon, D. C. 20436 

- 

For release 

6eries C/9-72-17 

February 7. 1971 

• ....._ _.._._ __.._._._.. 

_rab.tntwwr ltEporcr-m us.-tam)cnaN^DpstlFCtfn svlmtrtE'elGiwlC tre+t xjs 

.y.N01QIBE)Zi DECf?4EN.I)mCIMAAtIYE7DTALS._1972 -'Ûde 

The chs.icsls and synthetic plastics and resin aaterials covered In this report more selected, with the 

adviee seasonaland 

assistance of industry and Govcrneent representatives, on the basis of their econoeic leportaoce, 

and specifi

50269 9638 

0 4il 0 Q i3 :7. 2, D? Q 

;'1-t,.° ....°.LS:iF+a'sa3:.wcî"^".T.^C:m.^w^:+;^5..-0i•^,.q+':^l'-^t); 1`: 

?,ii;.A=,:'S,SLFÎ'.:-L^.^};;5^'t i IT'T^.t?'Ar2I'.•ST. ^7'.c... 

QI:^rRHii',Cîk:.9N+`+^7-G'^v..i AwIO?)G?'ASS^:?:t'^)R?:L• P. 

Nilnu, D. L. 

A R.:tC, m. i;tc n83 0:^ L:IC:!0'J,",".! 

AS A CE:iI?a..'z, ICIC3 i s: 3 C:M ^',...1 

Rcpvb'ic efSou¢hAiac- A• iPCF1. 

"o6ccco 1::.. , 

Coearaicr.tica Aio. 1/c. 

14b; 12 p. 

of SoutL Africs. T. ..Tech, Scev., 

Tu6ncco I. Ins[., :j •- jl-arg, Suuth Africn 

u 


^ 50269 9639 

80 II Po The Peanut Journal & Nut World 29(N0.1) 48-52 (1949) 

p 

R^ ea At ehner, exos, old. 


50269 9640 

AIR-POLLDTION--HEqLYH EFFECT/TOXICOLOCT--ACDTE TOXICIT7/TOXIC SUESTANCES/ 

i. CHLmICALS--TOXICOLGCt/ EPA-450/3-77-008b 

P23II-n 

. •.. ... ._ -. 

1976/^y^ 

f^k8'^^Y^^î•0N, 

1 

. 

Prepered for r3^; by 

^'^l lJ^^ d "^ 

o(t^r ENVIRONMENTA L PROTECTION AGENCY 

L Dori6eo. R . F u 11 er and R. Du y 

0(fiee of Air and Wrrte MrneSement 

Of(ia of Air Qmlity Plennina and Stenderdr ^^jMIGA.^,, 

Rewreb Trien6le Prrk, North Groline 27711 

The Mitre Curpor.tion 

Mmrek Di•i.iun 

We.t6ete Reeeuch Puk 

Oclober 1976 

;7^^''Y' 

A.J,.^ .^'. 

a^ " --"- MJ.e^r4 Viînie 22101 _ - _ 

UGH 

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Conteeet No. 6842-1495 

Prqeei No. 077L 

EPA Project Officer. Da•id R. Petrick

50269 9641 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPULET VII CoA2-75 s.p. 

Weaving, A. J. S. 

(Plant Protection Re,. Inst. Dep. Res. Spec. Serv., Snlisbury, Rhodesia) 

+^3iC;,FrI^j1AR^'SCREl.1iYN(1^}^S`'^"^^'L93S`SSCTICLDE^..FO_R CONTACT7tESIBUAL- 

SUBSYiVBi£SMACXINSR-THB,.TORACCCYfBrRTtsLxiA^`.f^^'nF 4_SIFRI('ORY$ (x.). 

Rhod. Jour. Agr."Res. 12 (No. 2) t77-193(1974)^(in English) 

*Keywords:* tetrachlorvinphos EC, tobacco, additive; 

tetrachlorvinphos WP, tobacco, additive; 

carbaryl EC, tobacco, additive; . 

chlorpyriphos EC, tobacco, additive; 

dioxacarb WP, tobacco, additive; 

fenitrothion EC, tobacco, additive; 

pirimiphos methyl EC, tobacco, additive; 

phoxim EC, tobacco, additive; 

penthoate EC, tobacco, additive; 

malathion EC, tobacco, additive; 

fenthion EC, tobacco, additive; 

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50269 9642 

III Du-77 S.P. { I .1I 

^Pae]iîimae^8ews3^L+►tty+rtittcly5i^'yoiGZ the'-; Coupl¢ei•^; .Diffasibn_ a,n'bJ 

Chemistry'nodel 

Aeronautical Research Associates of Princeton, inc., N.J. 

AUTHOR: Hilst, G. R., Contiliano, R. H. 

C2405D1 PLD: 4A, 55A STAR1204 

Oct 73 68p 

REPT N0: NASA-CR-132369, ARAP-203 _ , . . 

CONTRACT: 9AS1-12475 

flONITOR: 18 

ABSTRACT: The sensitivity of the coupled chemistry/diffusion model's 

outputs to a wide range of variation of the model's independent 

variables has been investigated. It is shown that the efficiency with 

which the now catalytic cycle destroys ambient 03 is extremely 

sensitive to the amount of NO emitted and to the relative rates o: 

turbulent diffusion and chemical reactions. Per representative 

conditions in the stratosphere, a tenfold variation of either thcturbulence 

inter.si.ty or the reaction rate constant or the source 

strength can vary the efficiency from 1% to 50%. If the duration of 

Phase 3 is a significant fraction of the total residence time of th! 

_,.._. 

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50269 9643 - 

»PRS'tTH1Efiliitl'fr'°TLR2F.S^ C24TIiF,^ CFiE!ÎCAL 

i'PdCT.,J.(

50269 9644 --• 

TOBACCO--S:SOKE--TAR REOUCTION/ 

73 VII Re-73 TOBACCO--SE4ESCENCE/TOBACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION--ACRONO."lY/ 

°r.......-.-.----JOBPSC4.PY.RODI:S,TIAV09ACCO--SHEETS/ .. . + vr .--.. 

RJR CLASS O. PA?PHLET 73 VII Re-73 s.p. • 

Kalk e r F .. iC 

(Canada Dep. 

• -^ 

.......^..a..,.a.a .aayua^..^ iâ.an yrt^rcfaV^^/uKWAY^^lVI,-=CKVlN411ti"IIV:iVAt('.Ly}s^tl^{,^_y , 

,i.fl CT`° . . ^^5:.. 

Tobacco t:orkers Conference, 25th, paper, Henilton, Oct., Can. 7-9, 


G t! tt Q, n i i f ^ D'J. b 


50269 9645 

Canadian Journal Plant Science 56(2)371-375, 1976 

rr,t.,,e 7L 

^ 'Îj^•^^[G^7^^S{'iU , F,^L^^;^'^fICCdL14 TOLf?RANC6, 

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NUP 2CO; rurr/'Crr,p Srirnr^r l)r/rnr rn;,•nr, (Ir:i,^rrri/+^,•I Grr

TORACCO--CHEMICAL COMPOSTTIOV--AORO.';OMY--RELATIOISIIIP/ 

73 VII Ar TOBACCO--SCOPOLETIN/TOBACCO---CULOROCENIC ACID/ 

50269 9646 

• . 

RIR CLASS NO. PAMPlILET 73 VII Ar 

Armstrong, G. M.; Rohrbaugh, L. fl.; P3ce, F. L.; l.ender; S. 11. 

(Universitv Okj^ Dep. Bot., :-ficrobicl., Dep. Chem., Norncn, Okla., U. S.) 

' ^Ti11iI^FOV^'tlIE+BFF£tR'=^BR°DSRICIENGTeEH^r074N85i17!!'^$a^F61GNlrStii:^.. 

- _ - fC(1}`t1`t^•E!i . . . . . ^Y^"-'I'OBAT3E0'ina?.^ -_.. 

Proc. Okla. Acad. Sci. 1971 (No. 51) 41-43 (1971) (in English) 

•Keysuords:t chlerogeni c acid, green, constituent; 

scopolin, green, constituent. 

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jMAW Saaironmrnla7JirellAPrnperfiUrt 

YoL llepp.tp-Il,lpli 

by R. E Nefner, Jr." P. G. Lllatana6e,* and P.1. richring* 

, 

' 

P.I. srrrr raperrd In sinfl 17er;de m m([), Du.tulaliA lo br ew. daliod and p .id.finn. 't'hrse arxull. arr [ansidered._.,_ . 


1

50269 9648 

TOBACCO--SMOKE--AROMA/TOBACCO--SMOKE--TASTE/TOBACCO--SMOKE--ANALYSIS/ 

CHROMATOf,RAPHIC ANALYSIS--TOBACCO SMOKE/CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS--GAS CHROMATO( 

CIGARETTES--PAPER--SMOKE COMPOSITION/CIGARS/TOBACCO--PYROLYSIS/ 

VI To-BO S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET VI To-1980 s.p. 

Cartvright, Y.• Cornell, A.; Olender,V. 

(Consolidated Cigar Co., Glastonbury, Ct., U. S.) 

PRELIltINARL•STUDISS OF„pICk0-:pYRaLYSIS .CAS CNROMAIOCRAPHY,(PGCj3 

e._-... .. . 

Tobacco Chee. Res., Conf., 34th, paper, Richmond, Va. (Oct. 27-29, 1980) 

(in English) 

*qCeyvords:* neophytadiene, snoke, constituent; 

nicotine, smoke, constituent; 

furfural, smoke, constituent; 

d-1lnonene, smoke, constituent; 

phenol, snoke, constituent; 

cresols, smoke, constituent. 

The use of micro-PGC to rapidly not only identify tobaccos but also to 

evaluate smoke components and their levels and to subsequently estimate taste and 

nrosa characteristics using microgram quantities of materials could represent a 

considerepiq!savinîntleborator ) tive amd(peraonnel requirements. 

1 1 


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• 50269 9649 

XX Hel;7-78 S.P. ,t a x rv,t,, cnt. ts ttuiû-xw ._. .. _. -• 

. .. .^j 

î^ ^ nar y,^: studi e$e;ot^^muL^geh iîtj^^= of.^ sacctâri^lr 

B. U. TH'LA6lVALA, M.s, and S. V. GOTHOSKAR, Msc., ph.D. 

ICMR Unit fur studics on Environmental Carcinogens, Cancer Research Institute, Pare1, 

Bombay-400 012, India. 

Pre7irninary studies on mutagenicity of saccharin were carried out on two 

strain of mice C 17 and Swiss by induction of dorninant lethals. Total number 

of 50 males and 300 Jerrmles were used for this study. Data of fertile matings 

were evaluated from groups treated with subcutaneous route. Resufts were 

stutistically significaru (giving P < 0.01 or P < 0.001) in C 17 strain at 240 and 

480mg/kgbody weight dose levels durirg the second and third week of treatment. 

In the Swiss strain at 240 mg/kg body weight dose level, significant 

changes were induced only during the third week after treatment. 

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50269 9650 

04000022,032 

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Ak2 Fjq4J?SIN/Y't STCIDihSO?T111E P4YSICALAt:b 

CflL`17CALSLiiVyYCS AChE-TIC 13iE QUALITY OF LEAF 

.. . ..'TOBACCO.ON THE &hLAT1ON.pHV61.UE, RLFRi.CTI:'E,bTC 

G§e5 , 

S-jt GP •^•i:^, }:; .._.... 

A3:U C1; . - 

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0 4i) n ^ o,:^2V .3 .3 

VII Pr^7imirtarv pn,k}:e, re3pirationotVi:a' 

Gel tobacco-leaves:d:u•ing-c4rinF. 

Ga3 Gr^:Sr.:.ax 

YISTS"r?- :i6LAi

+aa;mâ ; •;r Pau c

50269 9653 

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,'T Yaf^+cSâas¢^^.'S.. Y. Abdoh and A. I':i:3, 

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50269 9654 

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^-074$ . . . . E•r..r^1.!' f s.ru_Sti.v7CTto. 

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Yc;l'1'ôJ'IL 

)~rnit^li4id^?`M"11tîi^-°'-VolAtil6 0il". Content. 5 

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a.^. 

S 

ld, Y. IlaegaS and S. It. Ililal 

lharmacoCnosy Dept., Faqd(y of Plmrnracy, 

Cairo Univcrsity, Cnfra, Eg}pt. 

0 4 ct 0ri 0:_' 2 U.i 6 

xuuxaaswrriedoutontheeftectofDho;rhorusf.rrili>cr (catcir.m. 

^suMrphu>phalc).nrrlicdin diRcrcnllcrcls pcro, 10]krf.eddan, 

50 kClfe'ddzn + 500 I(?%) (oliar spray, nnd 1000 I('-i:) tolu,r srraY) 

an Ihc yield of ajoN.in frnit. und on thcir solalilc uil ceni

50269 9655 

`74À'Gtl^ TOPACC+J--St OYING--W'LINQUISFIINGPi06Al,Ci SMOF:INC FSYCROLOGY1 

RJR CLASS NO. FAANIILET 74 X Grl 

Gritz, E. R.; Jarvik, M. E. 

(Veterzns Adnin. Rosn., Brentwood; Univ. Calif „Los Angeles, Calif., 

U. S.) 

PRELIIII^lY( ^ S'^{1DRlc.FORTf^fCH^01^QTY?,°,..11@^.1'..^Î.^^F^j7^: ^ { 

Proceedings, .1mer. P yeho. Assoc., Annual Convention, 81st, paper 

Montreal, Can.,8, 1039-40 (1973) (in English) 


50269 9656 

Axi ---RRF,LI:fI\TR1"^^TUbI OI7'TIiE FRU(."tCSE 

U. 

FER:7ENPATLON6'1^BACLLLUS'- 

(1970) 

Usô, K. 

M117-10'ei .'{; S1UI1Z ON ^d.^ 'i":'C?OCE 

c.±A Iî^ngf^R- 

Q^; n 0 n,^ ; 2 0 ;13 

EY li:r1L10, by K. U^41. 

c

c. __c7-'_ ^c^: _. .•i ... ^-:^ ;; ^ .._ -cd 

:0 :[5:,, 5i:08Y:k..r ...!iy 67 Z^;IS X.P'!"5l'ZC

III Du2 77 

S.P. 

UCRL-51653 

50269 9658 

)VPP.EtifriliV HL4Vb.9'tR'71A 1 

C'H`fr'R'T►L'^^Sf11D ^'1C'L1'f;Â`11Ì"t'^"î:F£Ci^' s` 

aFF`,Q Tf.9OSP17ERlL8^NUCLEAR-EXP,tiOSiO'IVS 

Michael C. MacCracken 

Julius S. Chang 

MS. date: September 19, 1974 

Revised MS. date: April 25, 1975 

LAWRENCE LIVERMORE 111BORA7ORY 

u,-wacarb-/i ^Cabo,,;ysasw 

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Fi,I. 

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0996 69Z0S

2 x 

7 

7XHIILCAI. 1',E._'"O2T 

71-6o-FL 

Nonreversible Compression of 

Intermediate Moisture Fruit Bars 

by 

Abdul R. Ratansn 

Glenn Schafer 

Yatrieia PreIP'°' 

Donald E. Westcott - 

^ • -^ ^ 

Project Reference Series: FL-137 ', 

1dG-627o3-D553i? 0 0^1 L i' 7 L r 

July 197J. 


SHOKING eASITS--T:^,E,aj'!!s?,T/ 

..iORACCO--S}IOKINC--pSYC}IOU+CY/ 

P.JR CLASS NO. PAfPHLtiT 7a :: 

lqptfdelf; •Q.^; Anglin, B. 

•(Universitv Calif., Dep. Psychol., Sania Barbara, Calif., U.S.) 

ON THE POSSIBILITIES OF SELF-CO\"CEOL IN hAN AND ANIMALS. 

Jour. Abnormzl Psychol. 81 (No. 2) 137-51 (1973) - in English 

*Keyvords:* Does not deal with tobacco, but part of a symposium on 

control on cigarette smoking habits. 

*1973, t7c. 11, 4' 5008* *jt* 

i 

.,.,w_.,^..^,^ZQracô analv -• 

.... . - . ^"'^y-^"T,?rn••^-'.relR.r:: 

Trw^ .+sC'yr.T'4^+=â;?.p..^-^ 

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INFANTS(PRE?fATURE)--CONGRESSF.S/: 1 

50269 9663 FETUS/BIRTH 6'EIGHT/TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EPFECT/SMOKING & HEALTH/ 

. 2R P f111ic ^^ ^ I^S.6te1J.i1W.:1li®^y 

1977 

^ll 

TP^ .^rii111dE;lll^ tii111 IlIL^ 

PROCEEDINGS OF A WORKING A95NFERENCE HELD AT NIC}ID/NIH, Bethesda, Marvland, 

November 8-9, 1976/ 

U. S. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND IIUMAN DEVELOPNE9Tf 

Edited by 

Dwayne M. Reed, M.D., M.P.H., Ph.D. 

and 

Fiona J. Stanley, M.B., B.S., M.Sc., M.F.C.M. 

UrbanRcScl»varzenberg • Baltimore-Munich 1977 

01 n 0 n(t 2 ) 0 4 G 


.L

See 

cl ^ nnnv,a9 13 4 r> 

International Scientific Tob^cco Ccn;ressj 

first. 


---.__.. ._._ _^.. ..._. s.. 50269 96b5 

XI Col 75 ` RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET XI Col-75 

S.P. 

Arizona Highvays 

i^pB;YI.^}ÎAIiFAI^Y674Hb$bTI02?:^r.THE--: HGAII. MUSbUM-PHOEtl1LY,. 

Arizona High•rays, 1975, p. 11-15 (Jan. 1975) (in English) 

Sponsored in part by Philip Morris. 

-.iFkw° 

•1974, No. 24, W 9651* *d* 

io6acco history: 

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(L46Y) 5£ 9'Li (E •^;i) 

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-;S:u"[4Hfl Pr.co Y-y'zati) e4'1 do ::luaaa aaxTd) 

•:ô:co-,p ep Puu • 

^.r..tin.C, ons,11 d0. '6i;SwJDIA L"T 5.>.i :;3.X'10i1&I 

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80 iI Ey-81 S.P. 

50269 9667 

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50269 9668 

:1ICOTINE--SYNTHESIS/ ^ 

SYNTHESIS, 1)RC2LI1C1 ...,_ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 XII Be 

Berger, C.; Afaziere, M.; Knipper, R.;,:YComar, D. 

(Commissariat 1'Energie tomique, Dep. Bib1:- Seiv. Hosp., Orsay,. Fr. 

AUTOMATED SYNTHESIS OF 1^C-LABELLED RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS::iMIPRAMINE,• 

.YCHLORPROMAZINE, NICOTINE ANDI^(ETHIONINE. .. 

fnt.Jour. Appl. Rad. Isotopes 30, 393-99 (1979) (in English) 

- 

This arliclc dexcribn It mc1hM by which about . hundred mCi of diRerrnt ndiopharnâccusicals 

(imipram ',chlorpro cosinr 0r mnhionine)may be prcparcd in 30.73 mn wish no irradiasion 

risk so Ihcxopcrasors. mAllnnpcra ¢(prcparasiun of preca rc rh)lation ofshc n unnlamcihyl 

derivarive, purification and sserilisasion of thr end prodecs)araearinl r our in a elosed shiclde;. huod. 

The passage of fluids from one r

50269 9669 

S•p• P.JR CLASS O. PAI;PHLET 7G XI Re-78 s.p. 

aUIIRftn58F4raficaSan Salvador, El Salvador 

CFt'PAIGM t,GAIhST PGLLUTIO!! FGG?t DCSI(JESSES-A"ID S^;OKIHG IN CG;EtIrS IN 

SAti ShLVADOR. 

*(Campana contra el huc:o de buses y fu^'.adores on cina)*' 

La Prensa Grafica 1977, n.p. (June 20, 1977) - in Spanish 

*!lote date.* 

0 A '00"n C 2 Z 0 y I 


0269 9670 

DICTTOYARIESÂCCOLR4TI17C/ELECTRON1C DATA PFOCCSSIHG/PfANACF.NF.NT/rRSO.^.[dGL/ 

'PIEr ldoRK :OiASURE'qCNT/ 

Q 

Encyclopedic Dictionrt^y 

Z23 Pr 

1966 Of, 

Systems and Procedures 

Prepaxcd by: TIiS'4RENTICE-4iAb4:=£D?T1RIA6^STAPP 

PRE\TICC llALL, INC. \ EnSlewood C1i.ffs, New Jcrsey 

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50269 9671 

Rydex, Jehi D. 

rT.sc1R0-,;TC NaanA1:El,'Ir.I.S kf`ro kFPZ.YCt:^.zoas, 

aeh ea. 

v_xa_._rScrL N.•:^'^.ccrIo•,c _,..zS,^s) 

ynYO G18 p..T^s 

Pr:atlea-liall, Inc. 

itew Je%sey 


SMOKINC AND HEALTH/TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ CA4CER--BIOLOCY/ 

CANCER--ETIOLOGY/CARCINOGENESIS/NEOPLASMS/ CANCER--CAUSATIOY/ 

pgh'N'jjF^j{Sj;Tj^•F¢1[tI4Q'FIO.11SqQ& ,;y,D$Y£LOPMENTAGyBIOLOCYy-5£RIESr. Editor: 

Clement L. Yarker/ 

RC 

261 

P1 

1978 ^ 

.c : 

,1"J. Barry Pierce 

Robert Shikes 

Louis M. Fink 

University of Colorado Medical Center 

CARCINOGENES S SEE CANCER--CAUSATION'/ 

p a p n n o z 2 u 54 

CANCER 

,4 Problem 

of Developmental 

Biology 

Pecrrca:Heu., Inc.. EnSlcwood Cli/fs, New Jertty 07632 


50269 9613 

HF 

0>I ;:1 ft !i 0 i 2 0 a-:; 

Bursk, Edward Collins, 1007- 

Cnses in marketing rnenngement by, Edward C. Bursk. 

En;lutcood Clilfs. V. J., Prentice-Fiall 1065l 

116 P. nlus. :3 cm. (Preuttce-lialt foundntioos of inerkenng 

serirs) 

Smuc of it,,, mntenul nODesrrd, In modlficd Jr-, I. thn euthnr'a 

Text nnd tu5e3 In marketioS, Dubll3hed by PrentlCPtlall In U132. 

1. D[nrketing. I. T,tle. 

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50269 9674 

IRelsvs, enbert L. 

O:w:SAIC ::YNTI'.f,'SZS 

(Prc^="+G^^-titl). X'evnartionn of Nade:v 

0rFr.s:.•.a Coemiatry Seriea) 

1.69 147 Pog" 

Pxcnr.i.r.e-l3r.71. Tr.e. Ga":lorjoyl Cltffa, N. 3 


,.. •..,,,,, . :^^....

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251 No 

1971 

2 c. 

runL 

1 C. 

CHEIIISTRY, URCAPIIC--REACTION 4IECHA.I7ISDIS/ 

Janies D. Morrison 

Depmtment of Chemistry 

University of New Hamp.hire 

Harry S. Mosher 

_.DepanmenLOt Chemirdry 

Snntord Univcrsiry 

0 4 n n no2 2 u9 7 

Asymmetric 

Organic Reactions 

50269 9675 

Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cli(fs, New Jersoy 


HF 

5415 

Ur 

1980 

50269 9676 

NEW PRODUCTS/- . /INNOVATION/MARKETING RESEARCH/ 

CONSUMER PREFERENCE/ TEST MARKETING/ADVERTISING/ 

DESIGN AND MARKETING OF NEW PRODUCTS. 

BY GLEN L. URBAN (Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 

& 

JOHN R. HAUSER (J. L. Kellog Graduate School of Management, 

Northwestern University) 

PRENTICE-HAL'I'INtERNATIONAL!SERIES IN MANAGEMENT, 

Prentice-Hall, Inc Englewood Cliffs, New Jereey 07682 " 

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50269 9677 

0 Q C^ 0 0 0 2 2 0 9 9 

TT P2^7i'L^ffa}3ilnieSniGloPdL Setlew. :in.ihePhyaiia3t 

^. Ftiaataaz. ^.îe.^-.0.?^sl• 

155 

Hi Himmelblau. Clacid llfaatner, 1923- 

.^, Bnsic principles and cdculations in chemicnl eugineerinF 

li,yI lla^-id M. llnnmelblau. 2,1 ed. En;!1e1,ood Cliffs. 

R,.i., Prcntice- Ifall 1967, 

Ix, 484 p. illn., 24 r IPrentlceBstl loternstlonal eerics In 

the phSSlcal nml chemicnl englneering aeienR•sl 

Part of Ilhtstratlve matter in porlceL 

Blbllographical [ootootea. 

L Chewlcat eugtneertng-Tables, eakvlatlonn, etv. 

r. Tftle 

TI'151.115 111c7 ( 6601.2 67-1.406.c 

Llbrar5 of Congnes 17i 


50269 9678 

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QD ^^tl^diL63^#^£â^=1•cs :tt:F 

501 s 

n.ffi3'Q^ZÊ?^fi^^lSes`l 

Cbemicnl reaction annlysis Ibyl Eugeno E. Petersen. 

Englescood Clifl's.Nr. J., Prentice-IIal1119651 

z, 27G P• Illus. 24cm. (Preatlce-77ait inlermtlonnl serles In the 

physlcal nnd chemi

PRP.NTICh.-NALT, Ss•RTES TN AIITOMATIC CON7UTATTON/ 

DATA RASE l1ANACR1fF.TT/ 

CONPUTER DATA-RASE nRrA4T'ATTnT'A- T.'Al. 

f1A 

76 

*ia 

7977 

0 4 n n n o22u h I 

Second i:difion 

JAMES MARTIN 

!R/! SY+HTS Rerm•d Auriturc 

50269 9679 

iRENTICE•HALL, INC., Englewood Clifls, New JcrseY 07632 


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[o'^ ^ ^ q4• °_'C`- - 

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50269 9680 

PRFNTiCE-RALL SFRI£S T AOTn'TATTC CO"fPl1TATION/OATA--DROCSSSTAG/ 

qA Martin, .Tames 

76 DRSTGN OF "Â"`.nMPUTER -)IALOarnRS. 

Na 

1973 2nd editton 

PrinHce-ilall, Inc., EnqleWood cl6ffs, N. .T. 

0 d 0 0 aCl 7_ 7 U li ) 


L

Microcomputer 

A 

6 

pr 

1980 Interfacing 

.W::vi__. ._... _.._. .. ._ 

^._.... 

BRUCE A. ARTWICK 

PmpxN 

SLOb& fLnP►ry 

0 4 n 0 rr 0 2 2 0 6 3 

COMPUTERS/ 

PorGe Iwieon, EWmr 

50269 9681 

MTYIpC MiaucnmNner ImM.cMp 

PRENTICE-HALL, INC., En0lewood Ck/!s, New Jersey 07632 


a, 

/1IOOWB4ro"m Datipn m0 Cauhuctlon

50269 9682 

MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS/COMPUTERS--PROGRAMS/STATISTICS--COMPUTER PROGRAt; 

QA 

276 

Ta 

1981 

0 4 0 0 n 0^ ^ 0 6 4 

brtY I_wn. [>Hw 

BASIC-PACK 

STATISTICS 

PROGRAMS 

FOR 

SMALL COMPUTERS 

Pientire-HNl, /nt., EnybwooCC/lHS, New Jersry 07632 


71EINtC:iCOMalTiNc 

DENNIE VAN TASSEL

50269 9683 

^'i^, ll 0 (1 it 2. 0 li r 

Prepeclu:gsd contiodities, Checki:g of 

Jensen, Malenlr.t W 

CLocking pt-ellackaged cnmmodities, n manual for weights 

and mcasures o0icials. fR'nshingtont U. S. Dept. of Commorco, 

National Bureau of Standards, 19G9. 

21 p. Illus 20 cm. (rII. S.t Natlonal llnreau of Standarda. 

IiandWok G7) 

1. Prrpnekaged commoditie3, Checking of. F. Title. 

QC100.U5G5 no.67 , "1 G58.5G4 59-G1160 j 

i ---cups'-. ` j ur3770.a4 

Ubrary of Congre=5 0;l 

-^--.---•...v.+.e....v. 


--_... ..â,. ^ 

^ ._,......._.,_ -=:=^.V,;..•. - . "^^..s>:=3ycnanaai.. ^.^.-^c+--- 

V - 

V. B1yLII{ 

Ine(ilu(e of Chunie(ry, Slouuk dcwlemY of Scienees, 

Ihalislaco 9 

Tho communication describes a simple proceduro for the preparation of 

G-O-neetyl-n-glucoso by c.stcrffication of n-ghicoso m-ith dilutrd acetic ncld. 

L'nc]-gcd n.gluco.se is mntot'ed from the renctiou mi.hrc by crystnllizrtion 

and suceoding yeast fr,mcntation. I3y-produrts are cstrncted ^rith ethyl 

ncctnte and G0-acctyl-n-glucos ia finally obtained by ct}•®tallizntion. 

Greater t»acticity of tLc primary Lydroxyl group of a-glncosc in estcrificntion ^citb 

diluted nretic acid irac employed for the prepnrntion of G-O-ncetyl-u.glucose by D ff [1]. 

Frohu•ein and L1h-d, rot ..-..-..-.--+ ^- • ' 

oannno; 2 0 6 6 


50269 9685 

1 72 1II- i(n7 Jiri':i. 0"r hGlt. C!lEi-f SOC. Cl' JAPP.': +:o(8j 381-^9;,O^^> 

. EL/aVO:G:STS/ 

0 'n %i4 

. . .: Fae^Sarajp(1F2ti1►^.... 

_. • (Synthesis of 1tol and the Relaced Compounds Pxrt 111) 

By Karsuhiro AAw'AS:. and Aeijiro HAYA5141 

^•,Frne CAemieah DrPartmeet, R. K. Miaana SDaeYivg Goods Co., Ltd. 

Allomaltel (5-h)•droxy-2-meth)•I-i-pyeone. V]) which is an isomuic-T-PYrunc orrying 

the methyl group at the 6-position dider

50269 9686 

75 VIII Re Kogyo Kagalcu Zasshi 63, 899-903(1960) Complete translation Îxr-P.r.^^' 

S.P, 1 o.>CBMAV^ 

- 

' 

^ dlieed-ammsvnm.nierienleemfiqnM+niaeAentrl. 

qusoasammoorwnuebowsssWulio>.. l:inichi' 

• -VchiEa.vki and l:iro A n(7'ohnku (Ini.., Serdai). 

Xoyyo Aapcku ZcatEi 63, 5e9-903(19GG).-1'ure NH,NO, 

coutS• no n. s Prepd. bY re:.ction Of IiCuid Y,0, 

• iOAt^ 3 e• 

RtiN.3iLY, : 

n:th a4C^^:1,i+C0+ sulr.s. ', c,iquid iC.O> was Prepd. 

idn.ofN}Lnithairorera^YtcalnlJ'stat750°. 11\Obiyn the triuxidc n ved nfth 1':O, an NA;. Thre acts 

(A) Ei(Ft 

IA: C° 

(li) 90^5 

f(v,udlGonsnc.aused: (1) llqcid%.0,(N:Q943',o Nq 

10-1 i'^c) acd 10iaq. (\!1.):CO, (p1i 7.7-9.0), at^n. pres- 

CO,âatd.rith.0)JO;iliGUid\':U,and]Oinaq•(Nl[,}• 

ses at 8.x-7s.a can,. and 0', o to -1°; 

kii:E'i (;117.7-.A.O). Ukid: 

yÂi^JE=OA( A tr(tk. kkt 

3:KS O--IY' (3) li9t-id N:O, sstd. trith \O at 0° and 25-2 alin. and 10% 

(C) 0'C, 

'^^ ] 

q. (\71,),CO, satd. n-ilh NO or 0` - td G.S-0.7 nlm., 0- 

29'. Thc Ytuity of NH,sO, naa: (1) 91-1, (2) U,-5. (3) 

C:.'O < P+tu^tf< I0p6 

92.7-9.9 ro• Yulaka l,fiyaharx 

.--93y(B) 94 +95;;, (C) 

• 1RLYt111^74k, M'Y'LA^1'I:iL§'C^+;t{+ti*iL'i^;Y.l_f:lit 

1 i5 8 ' 

3, .3tt^x^5a^1Î3L. -ii6l+te•.r F'(`9i7lIILa: 

NO. NO, o/:j+ta^;;dla+^kfuTVt=71.Jj;(;ik%'i1,li Kf(lV KOrO, ¢ N/10-NarSaO,T-i°îi[$Le ^1C,3t1}a'g'JI_- 

7vz.î>;:c(tP[^-ttT!:f.tr;fii^vt-îl.rA1,5-tL'liilli riGtL9, 9'.:r.t'46-•clflt•T%tti'I:rRîticivr=7& 

, 4Y:1''O1^(9S'i'ehtt•Z.At, ^ftOlîot•T17T^GiRi^v^= N/IO-II,SO,I:I'QYâtN/1n-N.nrt-rxrnrr

50269 9687 

0 qa 0 n 0 ;.^ 2 o 'f) 9 

Vol. I1I. MUMMUMME]w 

QP Colowiek, Sidney P ed. 

601 Methods in enzfmology, edited by Sidney 1'. Colowick and 

C Nathan C. Kaplnn. New York, Academic Presv, 1955- 

r. Inee. 24 cm. 

L En.,ymes. ; KnPtan. Kethon Oram, 1017- ,lotnt ed. 

IL TltJe. /'^ 

QI'601.0733 ^ J 012.0151 61-9110 

Ltbrary of Cungrese ! t5Qc15, 


RJR-TRANSLATION ^-:TOBACCO--RLF.NDINCR/TORACCO--NANUFACTUREAND TRADE--TGCII`•OLOCY/ 

COtQ'UTERS/ RJR CLASS NO. TI:ANSLATIO.C 

Rogan, 1. S.; Rushnir, I. L. 

*(no affil.)* 

'^1QYAF°BLENDSiFORTOBACCOPRObUCTS.•BYTN6-lINEAR^;PROGRMR{Z'^'j;. 

bNrg ÎBM^ 

Tabak (USSR) 1974 (No. 2) 47-52 (1974) (in Russian - complete English 

11 translation available) 

In conclusion, it should be noted that the material presented in this 

paper should be vieo as a first attempt in the application of the mathematical 

method and IB.Y computer to the solution of technological problems in the tobi^cco 

industry. The fullest realization of all possibilities in regard to.the pre- 

paration of tobacco blends will depend on the extent of work and search for new 

criteria related to the quality of the initial tobacco material and tobacco 

blends and their interrelationship. 

::0 A n o n, n2. 2 


(OLc.I) CS°hS 

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i L vG t ti u UO #7U 

-•a • nwa•) - 

t 

(0L6T) 

?3vJ)ti O. a3\NI'[ Â47.?t?ItlioS 35i':IIYo 350JR19 

#7aM 1^ 

HOIiYLlE'rLL:1Mlb"4^!^11îY^ll(i3dME!'C89Kd• III 6996 69Z05 

.•IO 


I

50269 9690 

0A nnn^;:a.c; 2 

..ia.,..^^.v.......,,.^. _....._ ._.,_..,_.Y.^......w.w...r

TOBACCO--ANATBSIS/ 1 50269 9691 

74 VI In-78 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 74 V1 In-78 

International Organization Standardization 

Î^tflR=îty.SC10^flOSTITQ:CI7FrIffE111'^P^LÂ^RL}^..6F.!'Hl^^j 0 

^1CTSyy,&i1CH. AS CUT„YORl^yCO,:: CfGAlFBPTP;r^FfARA7 

*(Preparation et Constitution d'Echantillons Identiques a Partir d'un 

Meme lot.)* 

International Organization Standardization ISO/TC 126, 6 p. (Mar. 21, 1978) 

(in French) 

0 n;E n n l; ;: 2 a 7.3 


TOBACCO--ANALYSIS/ 

74 VI I -78 

n R]R CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 74 VI In-78. 

International Organization Standardization 

PREPARATION AND COAIPOSITION OF IDENTICAL SAMPLES OF THE SAD1E LOT OF 

TOBACCO PRODUCTS, SUCH AS CUT TOBACCO, CIGARETTES (MAKING MACHINES, PACKAGING, ETC.) 

AND LEAF TOBACCO OR STRIPS. 

International Organization Standardization ISO/TC 126, 8 p. (Har. 21, 1978) 

(in French) ^ 

^% -^ ir O ii , ^^ 

. . ' ^- 2 -0 7. ^; 


73 I In 

PRF.SU:VA.TiQ^ OF TLaT£RIALS/LIB:.AR7.fS/ 

Infomation 2(Idos. 1-2, Pt. 2)(1973) 1-16,17-56. 

t EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR 

SALVAGING FLOOD OR 

WATER-DAM 1GED LIBRARY 

'MATERIALS 

by Peter Nraters, Restoration Officer, 

Office of the Assistant Director 

of Preservation, The Library of Congress 

v 74 

( ti (? n t? 2 i) 7 .:i 

50269 9693 " 

by Warren J. Haas, 

Association of Research Libraries 

rYnai Report 

Project No. 0-8004 

Conlract No. 0EC-3-70-0021 (506) 


Februarv 1972 - •

(1 ";1 ()Q(1 f) r. 7 U 7 fi 

y^pµ^} 1:^6 î îF^1i a m Tt 11^1^`SEFF» s." 

Bonnr,ll, L. S. 

Freporation of effective lantern slidos. 

F](,mp 0. P• E. Id. 27: 2600-06 (1°G9). 


73 II P -73 

h:-111`1WIRMGl"%IIIMMAWNW:` 

G. li. f:cmlhack - 

^ to:r.lu.,r Mn,are r spu. Cnu,pm . Lu„qv ad. 5„p; QJ./ur'rn 94flss 

(kccci.rJ 3 J:,nu.,rr 1973: snat in fmal (anm. 27 JanuerJ^ 1973) r 

' . . 

A rrlatiaelr iVlc :nd rspiJ fan ^ranarin^ hi@h,rahtv cl.clnu, mi.r,.>.nne dLl, xl+•cimem fran 

clccr .sll. ,nd h,n 'fhc Icchni9u> iilir 

mrvlcl :-33J I,Îtlir„nuhrs-nit i,nc.::t Fnndcr tn t.^• anJ I,an>m,r hiFL frr9^^rnc) .ilrslinnal 

nFe Ihruu;h n -^ha^.d t,..-l iip I„ sb,a.i>cu.tcr >Inn) ^', c,Lted or the bull, rn 6l. 

\tsahi, riJ'(•h>hrd bl 0,1 sf,•.,. 11 ^mill ânc, b,ill. , -i:cl in 

cal pls, r b;l.^. thc Ina,l ripIh. ,-cncn ^,uJt^ccx a,nn ^caqîc ; indrng s uun unthc curApiccc 

Ihatr^.>rell;l. nc. nn,tuur uf n, cnd 0 lhe rnn! Iip. . 

0 n(1 n n (' % 2, 0 7 7 


50269 9695

71 II !v:-72 

S.P. 

_GduCtlea 

L.1)lri 

50269 9696 

hU!;Gt,RY 

. L\T!_ft\'ATI().\'A[. CIII:.^SICAL I:N(:l\l:Iirt1NG (VW.11,NO.3) JuIY 1971 

447 

^GT-Yl1-(yl^tE^tia21 

A strrte-oJ-the-arl reoicw with emphasis on recent work in lhvtgnry. 

\2Y?fF.S, sl^:thesized by the living ore nism, are 

... ..,:ypc or,,n-ic catalysts which ensure the 

.;mcn:n::v 

of the livin-, organism. If 

e ecz;-e.c are rer-..oved from the ecll in a proper 

7v, they .^.-sr-cc

50269 9697 , 

. ^ __ ' . . -_, _^.^ -.t,^.,.:... . :_.._^........... 

L14 

(1969) 

0 -An n n r:^ 2079 

PRMRATIC\ A.D EVALU fiOI1 OF FL'TT°R 

CU) TUBF,:FLALOR. COItt. AT`TA1P.S 

LinAn.er, R. C. 

P:JiPhYwTl0:9 PFll rSmw:TIO:7 OF B'JTE'CFt 

COLT.it :° ?'L:,`10A C^_•L,_•,T?a?*C" by R. C. 

U......... i\..r,. A T A• ..h..nr 

Sour. Aairy Sei.. {Ko. (1957) 


72 11 Rel 77 DISSERTATIONS--NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY/ 

S.P. 

- 

4. Ti,le 

PREPARATIOit-A!N3"•EVALUATIt)i! OF If:''N)BOLIZED 

S11f6^+'AIF6^}Ê4•fPEE'^RIf'P7RKYSif kS^ 

7. a,rno,(,) 

Awn Kilara 

9. 

Department of Food Science &Teehnoloyy. ^ 

Univrrssty'-crF-Nei`ràs4a 

♦_^tle'w'nts-ittbnts+.a--63503 

/:; ^.t!vl-[A 

50269 9698 

a. Rerm,nme /. 

Neror,i(o. 

'o. r,oi.,,i:o.

50269 9699 

r11EPREYAYtA_TIO_ ' EXAMINATION OF PARttAL` 

^^. 4^, . ^5. 

Thcr ch' 'c Acr art( t na 

78 111 Py-81 

D. DOLLIMORE and J.M. HOATH 

Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company, Amcterdam - Printed L 

Department ojChemfatry nnd Applied Chemisery, Uniuersity o fSo((ord, Sal/ord Af5 4WT 8efgium 

(Of. Britein) 

(Received 13 October 1980) 

A$STRACT 

Partially combusted samptee of eellulose, removed at different atagee of decomposition 

from several thermoguvimetric experiments, have been subjected to elemenlal analysis 

and IR apectroe

TOBACCO--SMORING--PSYCHOLOGY/ 

50269 9700 

80 X Ael 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET 80 X HeI 

Aenningfield, J. E.; Griffiths, R. R. 

(Baltimore City Hosp., Dep. Psychiai., Baltimore, Md.; Johns Hopkins 

Univ., Seh. Med „'Dep, Psychiat., Baltimore, Nd., U. S.) 

'9K"PREPARATIONFOR ^THE:ERPERIMENi'AI.'ANALYSIS'YSP'HUMAW-'CYGx7Z1;TTlr-St-1fY1CI1M 

tREHAVIORfs 

Behavior Res. Meth. Instrum. 11 (No. 6) 538-44 (1979) (in English) 

A preparation for the experimentnl annlysis of cigarette smoking is descriLed in detail. The 

' preparation permits the intensive study of eignrette smoking in individunl subjects under eontrolled 

laboratory condilinns. A variety of behavinraland physiological mensures used include 

rate and pattern of purfing, duration of each puff, time spent smoking cigeretles. expired air . 

' carbon rnonoxidc levcls• cigurrtte butt rreights• and subjective rnting scales of various aspects 

of smoking. The prepnralion is reliable and permits relztively unoLtrusive moniloring of 

moking performnnce. Cignrette smoking occurs in orderly putterns. within subjects; it varies 

o•I•a,(unclion of numLer of tigmcttes providcd aud hours of smoking dcErivetion.. 

0 4 ;J (1 n 0 i 2 l) ;2 


50269 9701 

h8r W. Barbr.raChmtelors. ®gr Sot. Ieona xicner SYATHESIS. ORCANIC/ 

Iaat7tut Chem11 PreecU•elorej. Praeowaia Subotsnoji Zepachoveyoh. karocava 

v 76 I I I Ch ^,',gfy^,^,j'i,^_ B3-0l(t2@Q 

/. ^^ÎIY1d&.NA/*B^^ ^ 

• D^9'% . 

- / pre •^p eretfon . o' flav . u-f z . evr•+ o undn , a Sn eond..... on ae tion of Den^-. o ^ 

^_e]drh••de nnd bcnr.•1 chiorlde a'-th kr:reso.^ io eeodeneation uf ben^ ` "^'^`^C 

. ...0. ..... 

: eole aldehTdo or Densyl chlorlde with eeetor-e. acvtopheaooe nnd thoir^ 3 2^ 

homologueo the aroostlo-aliphetic ketonee with Sateresting tle.vourSng 

propcrtiee can bo obtained. Fourteen of these compovade were obtained. " 3Y3 

The pbycieel and flovoaring propertiee of theee eubetaneee and the methodn 

of obtvining then eere described. Si. of obtalned compuund rere 

kneon mdusod in pertauery, the reoudning subetancee were not used 

until nou, and their flavourlog propertiee were described the first 

time. 

Tinlejetq praop wykonnao w por,ipkezenle neortynentu eurowc6rt d1a prceoys2u per- 

C; ,I n n i ii ._ 2 0 1: .3 


50269 9702 

'>c:.. 

- 1!ni7 

.__._.._.....Y,_;.. ____ 

^- _ `^^^CrfL +1J.9J.Cl:517.rJ.217 

^t,'• 1J.:^,., 

_,r,^,,,,^r r,,.r„-r,^'^" ;. f-1^,:.^^^ww+t.La.1u.^5 

:,id':...^.rrvi \Ir...i¢.c 

I -I' II..r t-^ c 

! t^'f^ +n el, ^:fi 9 wd; t F: ,^^r 

1 c, t, 


i,:

CHP.OMATOCRAPHIC A\ALYSIS--TORACCO SMOKE/ 

TO6ACCO--SYOK$--GAS C1jRONATOGRAP}lY/' 

50269 9703 

0 ^ 3 p J t^ - - - . -.: ^ RJR CLASS NO. PA?TIILCT VI To 79 s. p. 

17 7M.rxs!:arlncc, N. 11.; f.i:crin, !d. R. 

VI T0-79 (Oak Ridre )Iational i.nrnratory, Analytical CheDdstty Division, Oak Ridec. 

^ h.FÂ^YIOY î S v^^1,y^y{r.LAR1 

COLVrC}s_f_0&:T1li.:`cAS"a'.Rf^ÎATdGitAlallle 

.A[JALTSIS-OP"lA)SA7i95M. 9C 

Tobacco Choc. Ges. Canf., 33rd, tape, Lexinrtnn, Ky. (Oct. 29-31, 1979) • 

(in I:r•.gllsh) • 

• MethodoFogy va.aevdopce for the preparation of stable. high effSCleneS• glus 

taDillary eolwens vith lo. eolu¢n-to-eo1umu varieb111[y. Sueh eolunna can be 

uaed [or preeiae multlconponent quantt[ative analysis of ssnke tons[ituenta. 

COlumn [abrl

50269 9704 

_. 

71 II Re -72 

• . I I ! 

S p FEBS L,TTERS Vulume 9, nambu l luty 1970 F-/ O 

TjLPY EYARi449lWfltti"fi3.UCHSfiOXth ASGCHG1tC1LLY'A7TAC'(fCD TCf 

FU_1!Y^gW (31-F^1N1?..11-5 i1SC INTHC AUTOitATCU AN:iLYSCS OF' CLUCOSG 11 

\9.E.11ORN13Y,l1.F1LIPPUSSON and Avrii McDONALD 

DepernnenrofBiochemiury,OrtPoenityoJStAndrewkFife,Srotrand 

L Inhoduetion at 70' and eontinued for a period of S hr, after which 

the tube was washed with 1.0 M hydrochloric acid. Di. • 

In teeent ycars a great variety of water•ir-soluble azotisation was then effected by perfusion at 0° with 

derivatives of enzymes have been deseribed [I]. At a mixture of 0.Yb (w/v) sodium nitrite in 0.6 M hydrothe 

same time tLcre has been a certain degree of chloric acid ata Flow rate of 100 ml . hr-1 for a period 

speeulaiion with regard to the ueilisation of these pro• of30 min. The tube was then washed through with ice. 

du:tsln their capacity as;pecifie eatalysts for both cold 1.0 mM hydrochloric acid until the effluent 

anaiytieal and preparative processes [21. To date, showed no detectable presence of nitrous acid by the 

however, the dcmonstratinn of their full potential starclriodide test. Diuotisation was always pcrformed 

}usndlbecA re:Q(sed;'[nth{spipcr,)hep"rlparition.: G imnudiatelypriortococplingwiththeenzyme. 

of a water-insoluble derivati.c of }?ucose oxidase Glucose oxidase (Siema Chemical Co.. Type It 


I MeA2-81 

S.P. 

Literature Search No. 6998 

50269 9705 

propanetriol,tripropanoate/1,2,3-Propanetriol, triacetate, 

'6qPA)2/1TI0N"OFYGLYCERDT TRIPROPIONAT@(RJR-81-8) 

File: Chemical Abstracts (CA Search) 

1967 - 1981 (Vol. 94 - Issue 16) 

Prepared by Mary Jane Pugh May 5, 1981 

North Carolina Science & Technology Res. Ctr., Research iriangle Park 

North Carolina Dept. Commerce0264 

- H 7 


50269 9706 

VIII Meqr81 

S.P. - 

'N METODE VIR DIE BEREIDING VAN GLYCYRRHET)ENSUUR UIT 

RADIX GLYCYRRHIZAE EN SY PREPARATE, EN 'N ONDERSOEK 

NA DIE SU)N'ERHEID DAARVAN 

b 

0 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 () 3 $ 

L M. no pr VUVER m K W. GERRHSMA•) 

^YnF^SY^' S_' rw^frltR^ "' YmerYw r:r:'t^^ tM.aaf W r Y^. 

.ll.fS.r 41 

AmnMd'nyropn^dfwu6raiNnatlyqnken'neridfroml'puariwruaorpependumJ^rtd. 

O4aynGninie aod prtqnN 6y YJr mMaE v,y No^n m be Womnnp.p6iwlly pure 

W protwNy t6e Ie- of tlxfi6niNC cd. 

Dle mnhoutwonel 4 seeds vek nue bekend vir sy medisinale wurde en behoon 

tat die cudste groep nn drogrrye at deurdie mrns gebruik if. Brlangudling in 

dk beslanddele van wethoutwonel het toegenerm toe R e v e r e in 1946 (1) ontdek 

bet dat die wortrlekstnk 'n besondere trrapeutirse eRek vertoun bet by be- 

Nndeling van pasifnte met eagfwerc (uiu enlrkuli). By verdere ondersoek 

bel pbiyk dal die Elikmied (glyeyrrbisiensuur) en by aglikan (glycynhetiensuurr. 

besonder aardevoilef akologieseaktiwileitvenaonhecDithetonderandrre 

a eenvale antihoes-eR k (2): genesende invloed op mesgswerc (3): deoksikoni- 


lScrofilm 

No. 196 

Rt:PORT NRITING/ 

Ar.der=nn, J. A. 

TrAN'S. AYF.R. AS4pC. or CFIRF.AI. CFIE"I6T5 

3 (2) (1945) 

P P. 7!:_I04 

Dr. Diffac 

^^^ ;) n ri (i ?.. U R 9 


50269 9707

50269 9708 

lliorhirnira r( It;;;1•r•rrn .drln•^^3 t9-a - - +• _-. _; - "_, " .. 

^••E ai$.îcr Scîentifc Yublishing Coinpanr, Anuterdam"'Prlnfrd in The \clherlands 

71 II Re-73 JIAED 1•, A. a. YA^[aUCHIo nsu if. SUZItIfI• it 

,S.P,.•Frrrnnrmriai Rrera>rl Ixsrinrtr, clgeney of Indiahia! Seirncc cnd Trcknologr. luagr• Chita and • 

- 

eRcsrarrk lus(ihdr/or Pnh•mns and Tudi/cs, dgrnq• of Indrulrial Scirucc and YTchnalogp, Xo::.,. 

- • gaum, 1'nknkm- (fapan) 

. . , }; 

t ' . (Reccired PeLruary rzth, +973) 

SU?1NARY 

Immobilized enzymes were prepared from acry9amide monomcr only by means 

of y-rap irradialion, a eross-linking reagent such as \',,\"-meth^9enebisaa^'lamidc 

being unneccssary in this melhod. Glucoamylase, iuvcrtasc and /1-galactosidase were 

each immobilized by this rnethod. The rigid gel was prepared by using more than z 1I 

(mega) rad of y-rays. The inmtobilized enzymes possessed satisfying activities and no 

" leakage of the enzymes from the gel was detectable. 

0 4 n n () 0 ; .9 0 9 0 


50269 9709 ?III YCtiPARATION_A:iO.IS:EST_ICATION OF._LEn7S-ACID CONP:.F..iE3 

Ca1 iV-.PRl•PAH2.TTON A;:U IZVESTIC.ITION.OF THE TITANIUN 

(196S)TETRACHLORIUE AND TIN TE1RiC91.0RIDE COHPLF:X"$OF'TiE 

"AS'TSRS OF CYCLOHC&?IlN DIOLS ANU T3TQLS, - FU :TI1P.R OF 

Cûrc;:, L. 

MQ"dQ-A ^'D. (LICpSACC14\IDES 

r::"ARATIO:v AND INP;a_i^-...1^^„ 

CO?R'L'r.8&S. IV. P;L2iu^.4_TiO: AND I11VFSaiM7I6': OY TILE 

'fnTA\1IRi TET:L".C[iLCRTDh: ,^.":D TLV T'.ACtIIA;YUii CO':'L`XLS 

OY 1'e.u I:SYHG;; 0I' Di:0L5 AND :RS1aw -^Q14^•%R 

01, I:0I:0- 'd:D O..iCGa,CCiL•:::TDi>S,uy i.. CRUros, Cy. Dea„ 

1. Cyerkor:ca: S. Iiolly, M. Flarnazehy-P.pr, A. Toru,c- 

X,:Iunr, aud L. ^::rc-1'.^cz';.a q 

U a"i0 n c; 2 2. G 9 I 

Pr.riodica Polytectiaica Che:^. Eng. ]'L (No. 2) 

1A,7-159 (.9(,?) } 

LJ 


50269 9710 

P,)3J:j!AI3ATTONf.*.'ANL1fINYP,$TI.GATION OFVtJ;WIS:' 

78 III ZaI 'uale>^^LQ^^^!^l1^4^^x.ÎI• % 

INV}STICATIONS ON TIIP; CYCLIZATION OF 1; 1,4.TP:1'11A-ACIr:I'Yf.ll-utf.'LUCO- 

PYItANOS4: INTO 2.3,d=1'ItIACI•:TYI I:VOCI.UCOSANIi • .^ 

frlu].LMaNABY COaLUIINIrArfD(YJ 

L. L.fItA-KACIt.CM antl Co. DG,CK 

(Inrr(n1. of $xprnn.rmnl brrdidne, Ir^n,qnnnn drndrny of Scirnues, IludnpeelJ 

lt

50269 9711 

0 4 C: 0 r1 0 i?. U 9 3 

xx THE P2iY$6l^TIOa.OF.JAP.L"'L•'Si•.-TYP$ 12IS0-FCR 

Di 1 I!tP.>"::1{i- 00N3:1PTEi;y-itY _ FF.RNE!Yf:1'CIOPI OF-IfP FATITD 

+,4711 AKiM!Psl6.1T. 

(1969) 

Dir,r,snt, Yehudch 

THE PREPdII ;iT01t OF JdP$ti.SE-TYPE PIISO 

For, iiGti6!Q CO.JSCB:iTIU*1 By 1CR':c":i1:aTIry;1 OF 

Dc1F.?ScD SGi .^^Ì Ttl:, by Ycîuu:L Dissu.af-, 

S„oi.he..^ Lik^_a e..., ecu-_^ a.._. ^• 

ISrac1 Jcu.. C:fa:3. 2 lu4-,..,: 


50269 9712 _. ^ 

TORACCO--SPfOKF--nRr,CItRSORS/FiAORINE-18 i,ADELLED COMPOPNIIS/ 

TORACCO--SMORE--RICLOCICAL TESTINC/ RJR CLASS NO. PA:dI'IiLHT 77 IX Le 

77 IX Le Le:.lire, A.; Sdtroader, K. J.; Cet•d, hl. F. 

(Untv. Ky. :1cd. Cent., Drp. Radintinn M.d., l.exinZlon, Rv., U. S,) 

Englith) 

THEP1kEP(SRA1'ION OF..ZIIF-LABELGU::TOS.ACCO%S!AKP.. 

Jour. la'urlled Cu-.;:ds. Rndin;hsr"nc. 13 (':o. 2) 211 (1977) (In 

JM SrPOrtant question in tobacco and heal[h r. rch Is the relattonship of the 

pule,nnary depo

50269 9713 I ^'U 

100 

1i U 

J;l r 0 t; i1 ? il 9g 

`Pt:r:P,i?:":i?•.P: .ai;i;:+ ... ,`.PF.,=^:15-^,... ^_ 

1.?ann, Wilfred T•lsil. 

I'rep:.ration, maintenance, and application of etandards 

of radioactivity ,by, V. It. Jfann and H. Fl. Scli.-cc Washington, 

U. S. Dept. of Commerce, National lturenu of Standards,1858. 

Iv, 47 p. I11os. YO M. (D. S. Natlunnt nureua of Sfnndards. 

Circutnr 604 ) 

Dlblio;raphy: p. 98-17. 

3. ltedfoactivo subslnoces-Slnndnrdc 2 lied[onctlvllT-Measument. 

r. Sellger, ltolrnrd flsro:d, 1024- Jolnt nthor. ls. Tltla. 

(Serles) 

QC100.11J555 no.59.4^ \ '537.70 5841340 

--CG'py2. 7 eC71)51124 

J.Ibrary of Cungres.v p0, 


III MeZ 76 

S.P. 

Farm. Zh.(Kiev.)29(3)94-95(1974) 

-;sfs: r..r,.arnn netn^,a. ro. 6nn,^r.,r. 5icnaµ^b A. 

.°o, c!w:mk'^•,i^:ê.i!u. 

! !!!:3t0 ^^ ?a-]0°,^,.J I-m.^n^Rot j£_ -.{!-.ij,erJ.a^-?i•, 

0 d^ 3 (1 n'; 2 2 U 4 h 

^--- •••^ Tn»a•A OejYtr 

50269 9714 

, . SVISUCF{UK,A.A.q 

MAU3NOVSKII, N. K. 


72 II Re-75 

SrP Methoden :.ur Praparation von cinzelligcn OLjclcten 

fur dic Rastcr-Elclctroncnmilcroskopic 

50269 9715 

.. ^^J^lT4ljf^-;^ClSo..a+^'D^sN!tlf,.5'.1 1u1a5,?h15S^.,Ê^c^îqgx3eetrii6'tirNNdgeTO'li>^ .. 

.. 111 . v !]ICrtOSCOPICA ALTA 

Kleus Huuamann 1) BAND 76. 11EFT 2 

1wlwt IGr Cytologic und \IikromorpLelogie der Unirenifae Bonn 

5eirrn l la_ 121 • 1974 

Etr.eegaog

50269 9716 

Fa04UCiS 

lwlortwiOnx` ^hd::o^. ^ G- 

`••_^•-+ fOaFSi 

fMe. NCj. dMa.SN. USA .._-_ 

PuPESiS[EVIAS:, u.s, ntYAPTAI.HT O AG ULiUPE 

Vd.7Y,Na,pp.2515-2519,fulyli7S 

^^,lyry VVroren SrcMlcal Arsicl

^ Y . .^ _ `. R ^ 50269 9717 

Mic. ofilm 

No ..^77i@^ê+aPa4^CitSfl•rdL^Fi->,Sa^§„^ 

51 43 

`•AlU6 a tia^ .â 

^.^.:^5^^........_ 

tv,••^t,?N L.;J 

i- :aS . a. ^ .. 

.Sii,:`7 ^' ii_:+^ TM^liin^. . 

A'a^:drt^^'.^^^-•iie,3•^2Ôî: 

ti^ r . 

5 ag,n cr TAl.l avc:,a C nrd 

d'4. Y. 

a uc^^ 

s1tto;ade'sri3uo C4%zat, 4 U 

1.i^ o? 3C^ :izllstic$ ^" ) 

A^.. ^•. 7„ Aa r^r.. Fpln [^ûbu: 

C9 /.C?.!?-(6^: 1119i8 


.. c-ta.t.,.e.s,_.; I

50269 9718 

I C I G% 0 i; 0 t) ^ 0 

• ê:F«-rt •:T "A 

Ottvt i . - ' •.U I'dSi::J' ?St` 

•`t "us ^RsST,i>^1:^7 

-'.2,42100I44+- 

0F7:4V..i? NOIkiZIY3S83 61L6 69ZOS 


! 50269 9720 

VI CF II-1f::TrYLAN'dE:LSIU--a, 

Go, 

Sc•^r.. =:1+- , .. ,.. 

0 4 0 0 n tl ;^ ?. 1 0 2 

Ja [11:1:=h^"i• k:.d .a Le 

._^ ..... .........._^ .4.%^ i^ - 

7 ^ ?ri i^:^ ... .. _ ....^±.'.o.r . .......... .... ?Cl 

(J^... ..,. "` ^ 

O 


Die A!n/,rnn,nleAnlive fDende 175, 125-116f/970 

Ixully of PharmaccWieal Sdenn., Unis•rrsily of Tokyo, Ilongo, Ilunkyo•Ku, Tokyo, I13, 

Jn^n 

78 IiI Da 

Pir^tt^tioi3 of a`N8Go11'dlyôzifi'i8'îftl Reversiblc Uptakes 

pf,Molecular,Qzj%gen anfi,ârbbn Monoxide 

^:liy.3cs;11^ct8k^ 9mple>45^.^1 

SOr+o luo Ksss und Tns:u,Tnr:luw,I 

ncAi.:ilcd lu Prah.xnr ilr. 147I1112O SAKU2AnA on his 7011t binhday 

(nal< nf rars•ipU July i)• 197.11 

^ KI:kIMAKY: • 

I'nlylelnncc x-ilh a•nrAonyl gronps in Ihe polymer backbune (clhylene-eurbon ntono.iJe 

; „,Md)mcr) have h[c tcr1eJ inlu a n vel Oolyu.time by nleans of [-nilrosulion of Ihe 

, mah)Icne Froulu and osintari.vt of the cJrbon)I groult.s. The polyonime is osiJered lo 

A• cont9n^rJ I;uFcly of I,`-hivlhY.Iru.sYiminolirim2lh)4nc u s. 1'runm Ihu polyoaimr and 

Jnal.m Fc-. [5r ur Ni-sulrs, polynteric melal chelale eomplaxcs wcrc prct,ared which are 

.pable of romhlning reversibly wilh moleeular 0xy8en unJ. rsnerially thc Fe-eumplex, also 

.nbcarbnn niono.tide. 

0(1 n r 2 1 03 


50269 9722 

'III 

j Epl 

3 

0^s n p:1 0 ^^! 0 1 

+y>^.4aae;.Xeu^6^•r§q-...arntttilCOxo-E=1z'ct Vo;o"•rnAnc^sE.... :-, 

i":fE+TNE[UL1L' OF:CONMITSON Ol^CELLULOSE 

7tC„6-,SiR:9l1. OF SUPER-UEATED STEI: UN!:ER RF.D!:CSU. 

>PRBSSURE 

Y. A. 

PxBr+.: wSC:: Ot 1, 

CLUCOPiTthPiOSL> IN S:dC TJ:tCP.'

. 50269 9723 

78 TTT Py-78 

CalvJ?Lntr Rrjrai^4,58 (1977) 79-87 

© Clscvier 5 t fi hubli n g Cosnpauy A Ycrdam - P ntcd in Dctcium 

3 RCPARATIOA( OE I",6 ANIIYDRO 4 DIDEOXY /1-u glycero-w 

^ÎtrXosirGl`lQB1UR8ttlf^lS^',#J.(AI$R-_ KEVOGI,lJCOSEJ4O)aJE1;,AN^ 

SOhIC'DHRIVATIVESTHEREOF'► 

pas.n sturtzûnt .auu pcrrn P. s. CmH • . 

IVooAC6rmWny LuLorurory, Depvrenunr o/CI emhtry, Unlnris(ry of Afonrunu, MWoula, 

Montam 59812 (U. S. A.) 

(Receired Dccember 10th, 1976; accepted for publieuion, Dee

50269 9724 

QD 

261 

eh 

0 il fl (t tl :^ 2 1 0 i, 

Ir,ksiny. G./f6 

PreFtitreticx:r^£.or^^9nlo-Ant'nnedict33. 

Shirley, David Allen. 

Prepnration of organic intermediates. Now York, Wiley 

t19511 

z, 328 p. 24 crn, 

1. Cb-l:ir,v, Orgnnic--L^Ltirntery nânniits, 2. Cbem:[:rp, O:sanlt^SyvtbeSL, 

r.'1'Itlc. 

QD2f,1.S47 ^ 545A 51-11293 

Library of Consreu I320301 


. 50269 9725 

U'q n 0 n n^ 2 I 0 7 

` Proparntion of p3por coating colors, ITo. U. 

-JS 

1109 

T •r7 - a.. ,, 1;.:. E'/l• 


9 p I Gi^ v u 0 u!r 0 

a 

60TT 

S,L 

9ZL6 69Z05 


040000221D9 

-Toe -a'r"¢Yati:+>aF'iO^G=}tl+bEdps^ttdit'l^ri:rtv-^ 

S0HAput3tc:ctit0n. 

2uComb, Stanlcy J 1905- 

The preparation of photot;rnphic prints for medical publication. 

1st ed.l Springfield, Ill., Thomas t19501 

Y, 69 p, inua. 23 cm. (Americao lecturo eerles, no. 90. dmer[can 

leeturea In medleel pbotography) 

BibllogrephD: p• 87, 99. 

3. Photography, NeGleal. I. Title. (Berlea: Amcrlceo lecture 

eerlua, no. 90. Soriea: Amerlcau lecturea In medlcai photogrephy) 

T11705.T13 1950 778.9981 

Ltbrnrp of Oougreee t7t 


60-11(}z5

50269 9728 

III 

PRE'PARATIOti AND FLYtiERIZATIO:I OP1,2- 1,2- 

Cu Py.PQ1[YPZOPYL?,3,4,6-TETRA-O-ACETYL-B-D- 

6LUCOPX•LU';OS IDE.- 

cvpcF. F. D^rs 

0 4 n 0 fl : 2 2{ I 0 

. 

rÎî6tÂ.TC.^ :-ItD PcLF, ^,:YZ.aT;.ox On 

{.^..2sCler. :Gg;. ., op p. L:. G._, _ aad T,ry L. 


0. 

(R96"t) Vv-:i (S 'Gii) ii, xo%os,( pom aa,;.a; 

'0 P= nFef '1 'a A9 'olfld P:•f00 

BO AOIW7GS7Sadd OIdV rOIVITl4Tdd 

.1 .=I .Ujvr 

'amw 

VAVQ81Uth?IwVAtISSeRd 4.iV 2:031V?:VdJL'd 

I I I G ^ U 1 U U 17 

(0L6T) 


?c;; 6ZL6 69ZOS

50269 9730 

0 4 0 o n Cl 2 2 1 1 2 

^^ . . . _,..,. _... . 

Z TKE''ÂE'^?^TION lJID.I'P.i,D!'CTIiT^-OF 

TnCHNIChPr'i3AMf660k S 

692 

He 

1965 

Keye, H. 

TNS Pi:&PAKATI02I hlM 1120DUCiIC:7 OF 

TEC-d,\ ICAI. 11P.NDB00 :S 

1965 183 pegee 

Iccac Pitman & Sone, Ltd. Iwnuon 


0, 

-•__-_.......> ....,,^

- 50269 9731 

/ 

77 111 Da 

^.Q^^.C^ •Z/5a2 kt^(SP./ 1e14-/a/s(7y"7r17G^ 

1^ ^.^c ^.1^ 

^.vea ^ Sl°E^^. T.zRG^â.F'.i "'^-:^.^^ 

C. A. Dnntolg• Z. M. Mosolova• 

M. I. Dsntsig, If. F. Voruntsova• 

Q. A. Sparkln• E. A. Boevskaya, 

T. A. Kondresbchenko• and Yu. V. Furmer 

11DC 66.092A1 

The so-caDed actlve zinc oxtde is needed for production of many catalysts. e.g.. for conversion of carbon 

monoalde• methanol synthesls. etc. it I. alao widely used for preparation of active chemical absorbents for 

sulfur removal) and of calalysls for exhaustfvc removal of sulfur compounds from gases. It canbe produced 

from rnufflo-furnace zfne o

:c p^-^!^?'^^•rz.,,wxo G^j^^ ^ c^c^ .^^^:^^c«,o 

PAPF.R 26 

E•PHR.aUNf Ii.iTCHAL3IiI ' ^!/^1^- Îr 

PreparatioA,^.Qpertaes^;^nd-A'Pplicat'rons of 

- ^ôFne^^^t^r`î^^t5i^"I^^fivatives. • 

0^,^4^ÔI^xE^^'Fl2yII?F3S- 

The eoocersiou of enapmea into water-iosol. 

able products po_=essine specifie catalytic ac. 

tirity- is of interesl since such "water-insoluble 

-enaymes" can readily be removed from the 

testlion mtcture, and can be uicd for the prep• 

aration of columns with en:y-n:atic activity. If 

stable, they can be employed repeatedly to indace 

specifie chemical changer} in relatively 

larbe amounts of substrate. A short incubation 

___ -of substrate with a water-icse!uble enzytne 

0 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 ! 4 

and the enacoutic activity of the water-iasolub!e 

products were, hon-ecer, poorly charneterized. 

A. $ar-Eli end E. KatrSs154i (6) have 

recently described a e

. 50269 9733 

QU 

305 

^ . 

0 4 0 0 n o 2 2 1 1 9 

ecia idartti.Cicatioa-oi urgc:aic 

lluntress, Grnest Hamlin, If30&- Y.•'^=?^='• 

The ptepar:rtion, propetlirs, chemienl Ldunior nnd idcl,ti 

ficnliou of otganic chlorinc cwtnpounds; tnb&s of d:da on 

eelected compounds of order 111. New Yorlc, .I. Wiley, 149 t?. 

rxv, 14 18 p. ={ cm. 

C.o\'cr tltle: Or::tnlc rhioHne

. I Na-78 

Wf - "r^ w^°a ^''. " ^*" ,. 

iS or^"^$I 

by 

. 50269 9734 

C. L. Cooney, D. I. C. Wang, et al 

12-73-77 

Departnr.nt of Nutrition and Foal Science 

;^^SAGÛ^:^TS INSTITUTE CF TEC^^r`TCr^^^^ 

IN'B"US`^MAL LIAISON PROGRAM 

DISTRIBUTED FOR USE BY 

MEMBER COMPANIES ONLY 

-,.-.-^. .^,...,..... .. ,...e...--- - - -- I 

0 A O n n 0 2 2 I I^ 


U^ n 0 ri 0 i 2 1 1 7 

50269 9735 

VI 

Go, 'TR^.?A£.P."'IOf?,' RN7)' y.tGPERT7"S OF T-C%Iix.S CF 

VICOiIPlr- +art L' 

" Tr.OCS.CLFC b•`:S:?3 

by I'•. L.(;! _ ..._ -,: .) ::J V. ., c Z'.'0.^.I::..X:1 

î^ Zu^)^ ) _ r _..•,. 


-j

0 .1 r; o nn, .: 2 1 ! 

PREPAELtTION AND, PROFERTIES OF Pt}ENYLSUCCi.:_rC. 

ACiD..DEI:IVATEVES. IV. ON THE INFRARF.D SFECTR4 

GE•SONESUC.CINItiIDES 

i•qr.•r> ?:i P: ;3i::: OF 

}•: ^ . ' ....-'., }.^: C:); 

31:i:^tY%c'..,....^:.57f^...., 


'1 / /%/Qe _ y ?- 

`}^ ' 

I.^+Kîl"^Cw t:1 NIOI'H1^51CAy/.CIA 

1 ^ ItnA 663]{ 

. 

•Pi:ti^^gR9`1t^T'XS.'}T:]î:I^3^F4T1iCb1``R'.4'TL•it=1K:rZ^}.lit}LE,_ 

'=^l?t'IS^1`^T3SY;SUEt.7[]}301Y'.CL'E::SF^' .^::_. ' - 

50269 9737 

C-LEG T r 

nrprrl.+vx! /11++vLri+iir/.y,T4!'.i+rrsilYnf7raw.1lydir^l$[imlatSaa.fnlanio,SanArlonio, 

Trie1 7d-9 (U.S.A.) 

(I2tteF'rd )auoary r3^h. 97r) 

Sr-/tr]Ar:l- 

Sereral enzrmaticalhY active walrninwluLle ril.onuclease T, (rilwnuclcate 

(vaninenudeotide-z'-Iranslrrasc (crclidnr), LC 2.7.7.76) derivatives were prepared. 

One of thr>c, SepLarme Tr, ai:id: rras ptepmed by ehemicalle coup.ing ritnanucieaee 

T, to Sepharose, wzs funLer diararterir.ed. The enzvme derivative was stable and 

had no detectable residual snluLle enzrmatit actidtc. Substrate specificitp of the 

enz)-me derivacice remained unaltered. Ainetic values were similar to the freq native 

er1Z\T1C. , , 

Cl / () 0 il .. 2 1 ; 9 


435

(^)^:3 '^'.;) St (°'•i-'?.D 

^ .. . u 

g+•^ u?', ;G; - ''^ :31 ^ 

,. 

i•iiV IiOIb 

YcI 

.-an>:'4:•rfqS 

' 84S 

IA 

:ffttfi5 "nHR'iQS ti'dwm ,4^ -E2iid0.d QNVNOId :'>;tld`.:Y,iI ••" 

BEL6 69Z05 


7S.p11 Rc--72 

^t ___... .. . . . 

__._ _ . 

. . . _ . ^ . 

No 346. - Fteparztion..etproprieicr-d'aerosolyd'oxTdernsetalliques 

pa,rwdes4mpoe+tionîhwmiquade. s,alcoolzi.:s, tn phata,.rapeur,., 

Par J. L. r>A5S Ct S. J. TEIC1iTBR. 

(Unirersite Gaude /7nnard, Lyon 1, Luboraloire dc Thenncdynnn:iqnc 

Cinftiqtrc Chineiqrrcs. 43, 6oulcvord du 11 Novanbrc 191S, 69-Yillsurbannc) 

(:11antucrit refu in 20.1.72.) 

diP 

Une mfthnde de prEpnratinn d'aivnsnfa db%)'de.s metalti^nrs suus forme de p rliculea non pore xz, %rn.ibtemrnl sphFrir1"e

Ri.2 (Preparation of. 3-Pyzazolidone) 

Riochn, U£rod 

ZUA DA.F.STELI.UI:G FOH 3-1'YPIZOLIDO:J 

(.'reper"fFn of 3-Fyracoi?do:a) 

Z. Cl- "7 \ivU. Y/ I.JV^1 054I/ 

n;' J i 1^ 


50269 

.. wj 

9740

03^:0 ^c:qc::•â^ .S^gr;s.^^•^c^ o2r:33 otiSO 

'd T9 LSu+ 6asr1:y:3^y 

^Lu. ri^ i:J •+:.7.+1.u 

SV3 i'.o : fi•y : .^^ C. 

V '3TIZ;iC:?d =+aS c.o 1i3:TTa1a3d 

xapszsg aIZUxacqri T::o}>,au,D 

E 'C. I G G f! t1 U u'1:r C 

!:0»S7DTA8PS 

BTAo 

'^,3aIf;7'f^^^11n^PJd'tU^Ye19it0i:oIEtlNVdB'nd- 

: 

I ^. 

^. LhL6 69ZOS ' 


50269 9742 

I_. ^....^,.__._.,._._..^......._ 

() A r, 0 ^(1 2 2 1), la 

I 

1j`71 '^''F.^. _`^:•:ki,;.,^^.n

ANIMALS--DRUGS--PESTING/SYNTII6SI5, ORGA14IC/DRUGS--TCSTING/ 

74"`tII Sa jour. Pharm. Sci. 58 (8) 1030-2 (1969) 

tiOn'tofY

50269 9744 

XR 

Wol 

C .r ; ^ n 1 ` I . . 2 1 ^ r 

PREPARATIOti f,Rr? PC:':i PROPFRYIRS OF flM}fICF:T,/:V- 

LOSES YROM CORV {il`LLS. 

Wolf, It. J. 

TF.^?.o.....,.. ...,. SO"^ .':OPE"TI•r." 0^ ilE.`fI_ 

,^^,.r.i.lri!13'S "F:nN'fu:a llt^J.3, by It. J. ldoli; 

M. M. Ka:.:!anreic; John A. Ccnmon; E. C. 

Roaew•a11, 1^cd C. L. itist 

C±rral Mt-ictry :?1, 451-70 (1453) 


1)

80 III Sp ^gîl^ptfn^craaasramrs(uar,;.NStatsîis:au^w(e:+rtexe(Ifer 50269 974 5 

A![IIUCt. 

' ut;L^78Et^Jltlai^ratnR(1^(^ . 

0 G^^ 

' t^c 3(.J SPIESSEN9 aM lyrc j1.(j^. AIR{U 

Laboratory If Ortanic CAemia[ry, - Spe[[reacopi< Un([ 

n(j4aun(veraitrit-Gen[, Nriltal. 111 (5

,.. 

50269 9746 DGNTAL CARIES/ SNEETENPRS/ 

)G: NeF-D-301-73 . Ern3hrungsfon

72 111 Be ?h'SL2ATION MATEF.IAL/ . . . . 50269 9747 

C ahls>+^. io 

YF:'^îtî^ts^^ SY^3^7ttCi3C^°CÂPi^(^ v^=ÔAr4. 

F T. CENTON xnd C R. 5C13`:IIT 

UnionGrUdc(:or{wrzt(on,Nudc.rllisision,OalKidgc.Tcon.37R39,U.S.A. 

- (Rrcnr

WNW 

BbL6 69Z0S 


50269 9749 

tco_fhmd,cA_re^=9(tp-is1.6Zbe . . . ._... 

•^ Seyuuia S.A., Lausannc - Print.•d in Sv.ittcAand 

,.^?,regaratipo;en,d4ermal Stabllity'of Polymericd4fetal Cholatc3°WtthSchiff'BasES 

79 III Sa 

W. SAWODNY, A1. RIEDERER, and E. URBAN 

Dapertment oflnoraenk Chemiury, The Unrverriry of Otm, 7900 Ulm, BRD 

Reccined Ocmbcr 18, 1977 

Polymeric bridged Schiff base complexes of Be". 

Zns^, C}rt', Ni", Pdt ; Pts', Co", Fet', 6z', V", 

!ns', Co'*, Bhs', Fe", 0r°; Ti"' and U" have been 

prepared with 5,5 , -methylene-bis-solicylaldehyde and 

different diamines forming the base No such eomp(e.res 

could be obtained wdsh dfn"- Besides analytic- 

al resulrs, the comp;exet are eharacterized by 

magnetic and lnfrarcd measuremcnts. Their thennal 

ttabdGty was studied by a dyrmmic method heating 

the samples up to 1000 C in dry aic For the ditnfent 

ions, stabilittes increase in the order Cu"

50269 9750 

NTTROQEN-15/NICOTINE7-SY"TIIESTS/NORNICOTINE--BYNTHESTS/ 

-^-_ -------• ---^ 

78 VFEd' 

RJR CLASS N0. PAMPHLET 78 VLEd •- 

Ed ' rds, W. B-; Gldnn, D. F.; Green, F.; Newman, R. H. 

I-., . hilip Morris Res. Cent., Richmond, Va., U. S.) 

• .. 

LTHE`PREPARATIONOF:TOBACCQCQNSTITUE, j(TS;INCQRPORATING $ibB^l-.7fi0T,QPpw'Iw- 

:$yNT{IE:gIS.OF'^d{i-NOttNICOTIN6-1`-15NANDyd,J,^NjCQj 

Jour. Labelled Compds. Radiopharm, 14 (No. 2) 255-61 (1978) (in English) 

*Kevvords:*d,1-nornicotine, cured, constltuenti 

^^--"d,1=nYcotine, Sured,constituent. 

,-*Noteaffiliation*-' 

_ 

^sotoplcay enrlchea d,i-norntcottne-1'-•-M j24 

latom -eprichment) was prepared tn a single step from 

cyclopropyl 3-pyridyl ketone and formamide-"N J24 atom 

?S enrichment). Methylation to d,l-nicotine-1'- '8 (20 

atom 5 enrichnient) was accomplished using the Clark- 

_Eichpeiler method._ 


50269 9751 

^ Yolumc S 

IMethodicum âns tionAtal Y 

Chimicum gerivatives ' 

OD 

117 

KD 

1976 

A Cririewl 5urvey or Pro,rcn Mcrhods 

andThek Appliwtion in Chemistry, 

NNUra1 Science. and Medicine 

Ediror.n-Chid 

Friedhelm Korte 

Volume Ediron 

0 4 D 00 il ;Z 2 1'--.3 :^ 

Edited by 

Kurt Niedenzu 

Hans Zimmer 

A D. W. Kemmnl G. N. emmr, ;11tim°n, 

1®Nr;[nil+nA 

n. 

cr°rq.ûs, 

aneûU 

^r- 

^n " ;r ror,. n.n 

L KdJ^v. B.rlin,GDR ahr USA 

H. Aebi 

H. Haner 

U. Hsssnradr 

H. Mnehleidr 

K' 

PbvJ^rlRÎparu 

K"}^+"O^' 

K. s 

EKenNU1v;U5A^W^ 

K.S^hleel.ce("ÂUUru 

E Baumganncr K. Ni^vlcnnr a;w,usA" Of` ""`• o c.'n.kr. Ir....v 

K.-H. Buchel 

J. P.M. 

R. GomPPu M. co. 

G. Ohloff . s.A.m^v, aA.ni.n^,.,tAwnrbw. 

^ 

sneMxJiTc^^w 

H. Zimmer nrKnq...us. 

e. i^nr:wc,mK.. u°.e,•- ,resn R. A. aa:°", w+,aw 

F. ZYmelkowski e ..,r 

uaA 

Andemic Press • New York• Lonôn • Sin tiaiicisco 1976 

Georg Thieme Publishers Stuttgart 


-

,7 I 1i_•ê _ 7z.. 

_ _ . .. ^ .r . .. ÛlOY Y/^^ . 

6vice,11ilS33st, 1470 

j • ^ • " . . . .. , .. • -. JJivcl.l.n. Pt q,1qa..Srle, a:o (ro7^) 313-345 

,mlhc^repllT'^"e';`1C^îsii;'cicrnicil^{j''^f::2fitt!'M_'tfqtCnrCi+Le9.^^=..- 

This \vork demonstrates that it is pn-ible to ehemically attach an cnxernc to 

inner surface of a rn1on tube and to use the e•nzyme in this fonn. An imparlant 

esfencion of this \c-m)c could be the use of enzymec in this form for auton:atec) 

ânah'tical procedur^sthat are baced on the coniinnous floc•.1711oogb p.iuciple. 

Tha.nles are cJec to the Icelaodic Science Poenda.ion for a R-;rarch Scholaiship 

'• (li. A) and to the Science Recearch Council for a Rcu::uch Grant (W. It. IJ.). 

) .^ L':jrnr(mrnf of Biothani,cfry, , 

• ^ ^^ .^ • ^ ^ W. It. ]i07c\nY 

L'::irrrsdy cf St. :r,drews, - - - - - - A. F)J.trrvssox 

. yp Sl./iudrru,s, Fift (Scoflarvi) - •.-• 

^ 

{^ c 1. H.^Su.r+ec n^n l.. ]:^npa/.r.snt. Aror. Rn,. Uinl.rm.. 35('9b5) 633. 

M. 1). J.r«v -+A. Sr.r.r.r, CJ.:r, l:.:J. J.onlwr..r5 CF /s. 

V. 1). l.ttrr, W. L. )ior:1nv i.r:n E. M. Cenu>:, (ly'.'.) C. ^ 

u a r1 n n n z 2!3q 


1 50269 9753 

. 

. . . ._-.._ 

Au+l. 

C, zl,,C/+, 

C/nn., 1973, 2A, 2113. 

76 II . Re2 1'rcparation uf 2,2,7 r;methyloctM6-cn-3-onc_ from 'tncolc u3 

S.P. CGrtslfuc D. Kochrl, !au D. Rnc and Atut M. Rrdwoarl 7 

Departnunt of Chcmistry, Monush Univcrsity, Clayton, Vie. 3168. 

A6+nnrr ' . - 

2,2,7.Trimathyloct-6em3-one is formed by decomposition of two tetrahydropynn derivatives 

derived from eineolc. A rational synthesis of this ketone from 3,3-dimethylbman-2-onc and 

1-bremo-7-mnhylbu t-2-ene is also reportcd. 

In continuing our study' or compounds dcrived from cineole we attempted the 

deearboxylation of hydroxy acid (I).' When the hydroxy acid was heated with 

eoda-limc the major product was a ketone which we identified as 2,2,7-trimcthyloet-6en-3rone 

(2). In pursuing this observation we found that the lactone (3) could 

be distilled unchanaed at room oresscre but when heated with elittlc ncid ir•La.- 

. . l .. ^ , . . . . ^ 

0 4 0 c) n ca 2 2 1 3 5 


,

. 

72 1:II t:otl 

AEROuOf,S/ 

JOVJONAl. OF col.l.olo mcscc 13, 170-1s7 (IJ:}S) 

50269 9754 

TII^.I^ZHP

QP 

601Nu 

1972 

. 50269 9755 

POLYMERS-AND EOLYMERIZATIOy--SYNTf3ESI$/ 

EN2YME5--APPL1CATiDNi'^"'"`' .. '°'". '. 

D•W^n, M Inw^{,pM{ 

HUSt/.D, Ccrald Orcon, 1965- 

/PPL1CAiI0\C OF ?CLYISCCY?\ATCS 

1. L::031LI7.1210:: OF 5-GAI.:.CfO5IDA5E AYD PAI/SE 

11. PREYAMaox aF-1^c +au:rac l.; as,Ffcct;, WxnxoxruYED 

pui1 oll. JU.'D tAX: W,LY.,?SLA6IPiED, 4'W4 

The Uctverslry of pLseonsin, P6.D., 1972 

Puod lcchnology 

(i (1 2 2 1 .S J 


Y^ CHRO:ATOGRAPHÎCANALYSIS^+TOBACC0. 

( 72 IX Te-73 TOBACCO--SN.OXE-^CAS CHROHATOGRAPHY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPIILLT 72 IX Te-73 

Baggett, M. S.; Morie, C. P. 

(Tcnnessec Eastnan Co., Res, Lab., Kingsport, Tenn., U. S,) 

LYtEP,lRi.TlOY.OF.WALL.-LOl.TE4,7ND• SUPPORI+-00ATED+4LASS•CMILLARY-COL13}zjg„POR 

CA6.Cf(RG!Fr.10GF:,l$iiY-- 

Tean. Eastman Co., Ringsport, Tenn., FTR-18, 5 p. (1973) (in English) 

Analysis of cigarette smoke components. 

*1973, No. 4, [t 1179* *1m* 


0, '4 ij n !1 li i: 2 1 •j 'A 


50269 9757 

RJR CLASS R0. l'AN,PIILC'1' 75 VI Pal 

ISaiu].escu, 0. 7:.; Constantinescu, T. 

*(uo aCfil.)* 

^rlat'{lnriv! nrrlJM toNS°Alm^n>.r^K4Y?'^Y^^7115ftt 

aa6ihsd(^Nil'^4dhYYilthlw'.{M^YYRT717't'!."fS^RiVAi`Stll!S*"'TTlff.RÂ'Y>rQRGJ)UClti6` VTA?11AR1,rSstliLJ'J14^flNIT^^"' 

. ^"at:q7lrtur•cARIwH-1r^": ,- 

°"""..r:-.:^c:^.:g:.^.,..,..^. 

(Aplicatii preparative si rcactii "in situ" prin cromatografie pe strat 

subtirc in domeniul unor derivati 6-piridinici naturali, in vedcrea obtir.erii 

SubsLantelor standard cu si Into 1rIC.)* 

Rev. Chim. 21, (No. 12) 1026-30 (1974) (in Romcmian %aitb English abstrael.) 

*1975, N. 37., W 3916* *d* 

1'obacco chemistrv: 

04 0 0 0 0 > 2 1 :; 9 


s -€14QJ4. 

Sccond Edition 

WAYNE R. SORENSON 

Cbnn.:o Pl:sstira 

Division of Contincntxl Oil Company 

Wilton, Connecticut 

TOD W. CAMPBELL 

DeDartment of Chemi:t.y 

University of Arizona 

Tucson, Arizonu 

1MfERSCfENCC tU9L1SHERS 

a division of John Wilcy, k Sons, Now York-Lcndon-Sydney-Toronto 

r, r? rz ri ;). 2 1 '1. 0 


50269 9758

0 < n n n,022 14I 

- - - 50269 9759 

QD i,7E^SM&A7Yt'^7RTNDb3:YiP`P8t?LtII'$,.__ ' 

_.a. 

281 

i S Sorenson, Wayne ltichard, 192C- 

Yreparative methods of polywcr chemistry by, 1Cnyne 

It. Sorenson and Tod R'. Campbcll. I;ew York, Inter--ienco 

Publishets, 1961. 

837 P. illua. 24 Gu, 

Includtv LILIIogrnph5. 

1. 1'olTmcrn and polylucrlxetlon. 1. Cempb211, Tod W., Joint 

eut6or. 11. Tltle. 

QD281.PGS56 % 1 597.84 C0.5'3S53 

LlLrory or G,nCnvs 25, 


G 17 

. 

^,aoa eo:[ £aY:op-aoIInTtdg 

L.. •;d tiU9 U'tSY 

%SJ.3I'ri.c:40.^W..ii3 JIl v^';0 .^•..li.':.t'a'R8"r."3d 

S.7pIIJ`:%.T'ql l:3FOC(ilOii$ 

:.iLL::I:?BfiJC.LU1Id 3L`':'JNU H,lI:L9N4'ABHd.. 

I'! r U u U U v 0 

09L6 69ZOS 


50269 9761 

Q 1 54 

i Br 

0 4i:l 0(1 () ;) 7 14' 3 

-PREPARATIVE UL7R0.CENfRIFUCS APPLICATIO::S 

Brormt.TMr„ PhplAe H. 

PREPARRTIVE uLY:CtCF.I.'Pi II'UCE APFLICYIIC=`S 

1969 117 Pngs.u 

j:eck,ic-n Inetris:FeF.tr, Irz. C^lif^syu9.a 


(5965) iZG-hS6 (6-3) GS (^TM"X) "iq0 'mY 

i5po3Tau:i 

oc.FnUT,I Cae s:Zol9xaaTl 'X'}T-)3 'xaaqoLaYO 

olxVA aaj0 'TuxTTops•e3 oSasRt .Sq '3116tII,SOS 

2AlIZ0:RlId I4 I^'^;1I5 '3II V.L0:1 'S:i1LY,VSNI 

IÎ'i0I30:125.3 IS5015A3 IQ F1LITNllVd32td 

vBs::i `TaSTTeP=B3 

d' S f 

(696T) 

3.LI.^.3IS^JSa,f?'Ibl'12^-YQ IS7SIIS 'AIII'JI.ON` Z,Nt 

'IN^LYSyt-1317Ai0Jt;1I3 I1SOan00 Ti2`dhlllLyM38.T- 

IIT ^ 

i' C' 1 G?û u ut vp 


Z9G6 69ZOS

50269 9763 

EXT,WDED FOOD_PRODUCTS/ 

POTATO CNIPS/CORN CNIPS/POPCORN/NUTS/F00D--PROCESSINC/ 

^D TECNNOLOCY REVIEW N0. 2. 

TP 

370 Cu 3^FÂREt?^^.S^yPtACK ^^.;FOODS. 

1973 M.Gutcho 

NOYES DATA CORPORATION 

r«9 nwx x«. x...^. i«a«,, ua^«w 

197] 

9 • Zcl-Et^c 

,^: ^"'-"a. , r.. • 

"0 4 O 0 i1) 0•1. 2 1 4 '5 3 


50269 9764 

I Ya.. .. a Tu- Pe, P 

80 JI Ey-81 

PREPARED\ESS' .4\D"'^ROCS.4BlLITY AS. - r 

S.P. ^^TER/N,vs^_^l ^'^^CTRODERÎAL: 

, .:... •^ '°f 

CO^DITIOVING 

KEv^'m Hi'eD.aHL.ti Nl..rs FReoRll:sOX and .ARE ZSFau" 

Departmem of Ps^choleg). Vni,ersin of L'ppsalz lppsala. Sueden 

IRe.elreJ :i DnemM. 19-6. 

Smman-Amusabilin: at debned tbrough spomaneous etenrodermal resfvnsn. has been 

empieinU.linhed to aoakn. phobic s)ptems and umcame of sssrematic desenan:auon. Preious 

dw hom our laboraten indicau thrt'preparedness: a defined throuph potentiall^ phobic 

as. fear-irrelnam or inemral' sronditioned nunuli. it an imponant determmanr of elenrodermzl 

candirioning. The preseor erperhnent compared Foups s&vN it, be high or loxm sponuneous 

eespoodinp durinj dilteeoaW eoodiuoniog a pouuua0. phobic on neutral nimuli. Ir uas found 

shat the eAeas at these nn fanon rerc essentialls addm.e. I.e.

50269 9765 

VII 

UuA 

0 4 0 0 r. p;r 2E^:7 

PREPARIIiG NtiRLEY TOaACCO FOR ifARKET " 

t:zcaie, Ira C. 

PREPA:lUi: ilJRLE'f 'dCBfCCO FOR 2G+^CT, by Ira C. 

F'avoie. Ceo:ga A. EvcrteL-te, and J. 1:. sd].ay 

(UvivovsiLy of Keituaky CoanuseCive arteab_cn 

^,tvAce GRrS.cv2tu.e and Iio:cn rr,onomico Circu.l^L 

57;A) 

:9^7 F.9 PeTnc 

.:.:lrerc^:Cy o: KaaCucF.y Le;:f-!Ctvn, Yca+.vcl:y 


50269 9766 f VII 

t7os I3G:P:.fiIt10 £JklaiY TOH-, CCO YJR' X;^.}i^'^.',Y, 

a . • 

0 ^1 n o ^ 0 2 2 1 4 6 

N C. A; S.c, fS^t, S a„ F-tr;ne4on Sereico 

eI'x`CL'2.T^.û,EOJS F'C^LIC.lT:iOEt 

A?nerl:.e.t:eoae ^^FO^•1C:'n n-:ci ot!J.^: ^'::bîca4ler.^ 

On tc14^.cco Ii`[;l'-'1G1;9, I;r_^_n;'.r.•t.t. 

0 


XXI Me-74 

S.P. 

Food Industry 18 No. 3 (1967) 127-130 

50269 9767 

(in Czech. with ccmplete English translation) 

Ing. Pfilos Kulhanek CSc. 

3 ^^ 

Research Institute for Pharmacy and Biochemistry ^G I 

(Prague) 

,^flA4221a+tif:t3Gt1S8''$Y'PR't.Y^TATICi"ftYDAbLYS-1"Sdtff'"'S'Y^PCS'^'t ^^^' 

Submitted August 30, 1965 

0 s1 C1 () ;l () i`. 2 1 A. 9 


50269 9768 

04n f1 fi (1 1 21y1f 

VTLL • . «nf- 

PRRPAP.INGIAOSE.%F 1OrACCOFCP.'i^L2R^f=rî5?. 

Vi 

Vizginia PoYytr.ct:.alu Znstitute, Avricn2tur:.1 

PZt;P:ST:.2CUJ'J.EI.BAF'IODA!'01) ibR K:F^.?,ST 14i:2. 

VL•gfnt.n PcSpLed;r.Sc Tt;e_itoae^ .^r.t!c;it:er;

50269 4764 L 

CoA 

0 4 !) (1 (1 ri 2 2 1 5 I 

PRfipARIiiG THE RC(RiIITF!CNT d30CHURF:: -, 

uua^,b,..s•.:,^ . 

Tha Co1.Lep.a FlaceiaaaL CouuciA, 2cc. 

DIRGGTO(tY OF COI.L.wR YLAC[•aENT 0F8ICzS 

1465-67 


Stain Technol. 21, 107-112 (1952) 

50269 9770 

.. 

.. 

an T,^ 

sp.' 

jREPARINC SERIA;SkG1^\S O NATURECOR?( 

`^"A\13 ^ )IE_A_5'' 

..m:,s:< 

E_^\l;YSta_.a.. 

.. 

...s.. 

R. A. f.nRKIT, aI. NI^\I,sfAIA}TSas, I. \I. CI.1, M. J. Wut.r anll 

C. E. Rtsr, NnrNrern lt.ginnnl lrrscarr/r l d,nrntu>y, U.S. J)epi. 

P, 

._^_ ^. _._ .... .. .. 

of Agrirrdnue, l'eorin, /Ilinuis= _ "... ... 

Ravd, W nn puMiraefno sqn. I. t451 

--- 

Aesraecr.-Sfethods are described for preparing serial sections of 

parafBn

^^^,-, ; -.. „ ^:.-:•,,^-.n 

'sPSlseTdaxj.. 

1: GI i; ;' t! 0 U t, t' 0 

-..... . :o 

,. .,t.^ ......^^_0 

LLL6 69Z05 


TO111AGCO--114i3UPACTURE AND TRADE/ 

50269 9772 

CIGAFETTF.S--PRODUCT101/TOBACCO--UASTE.S/ 

73 VIII Or 

RJR CLASS 3O. F'AaPHi.ET 73 VIII Or 

Orgauisaricn Internationale dc 4ormn1lsation, Co¢ite Technlque ISO/YC 126 

c et Produits du =abac" Sous Comite ISO/LC :26/SC 1"Essais Physiques et 

rD-=si-els", Parie, 'r:;nce 

libimi 

86^884^^1 

•(Quatriece dvant-Pro3et Cigarettes Dotermination des Pertesde Tabuc 

par lea Extremites.)x 

Organisnticn internationale de Normalisation, Coeite Technique ISO/TC 125, 

5 p. (1973) (in French) 

U 4 0 0'l 0 A'_ 2 1.-, 4 


50269 9773 

VETERINARY MBDICINE/ . 

I a-lat. ^v ^ (N5Z /31! 5^/9Â ^_ 

79 II V. rPBEIlDQYY^',^ 'A D^^S'OP^^VlTERINAltYMBDICAL DO.CUt4+•nTATI01r, 

- _^ 

Voraussetzung und Zielvorstellung 

einer veterinarmedizinischen 

Befundilokumentation 

• 

c^ / ^ tEy 

Von S. Schbnherr.a.Z`Gat.a ayJ j.74.ltGePJ ^f 

fkl elner ftGckschau im SchrifWY finden wir zahlreichu Bei- 

USge our Befunddokumentauon in der Veterin8rmedizin. 

Stelivertretend fUr viele seien hier in Uunchen die Arbeiten 

vnn Kmf1 und seiner Schiiler sowie von Grandjean genannt. 

Die fnlgenden VortrBge werden uns mit dr,m heuwigen Stand 

auf diesem Geblet rerlraut machen. 

ntemieht man die Ergebnlsse elner vefgleichenden Betrachtun, 

so kommt man xu der Feststellung. da0 hier eigentlich 

fast alle theoretischen AnsSlze und praktischen Ergebnisse 

das erfolgreiche Werk einzelner odor kleim:r Cruppen waren 

kaum koordiniert. unzureichend gefurdert. oft alleingelassen! 

Ein beklagenswerter Zustand! Es tehlen. mit wenigen 

Ausnahmen, die amtlichen Gmndlagen. die oftiziellen Ma6ruhmoo 

fOr eine reterinermedizinische Statistik xls Basis der 

eefunddakumentation. 

Fbr die VeterinSrmedizin beslehl hier gegenUber henachbartnn 

Disziplinen ain gro0er Va;hholbedacf. Die Humanmedi- 

' fogt hen der umfangreichen Vossonenstatistik ober 

Q 4 0 n dfl Iil}!n!dj2 Insknrmeptarlu",m der Nedizinnlstatistik. Auch 

die landwfrtschaft kann alch vielfe!tiveCo(tizi,eller Hrhebun- 


82 X Pr, 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 50269 9774 

Original Papers 

eluud ve.mlr ld: ])9 ]+D r1919t 

Suppression of the Desquanialing Effect of Smoking on the 

Human Endothelium by Hydroxyethylrutosides 

4V7A;MT&pud 1 Hfadover 

firdiovaxrular R crcarch Center,Hrad. Prof. L. Hejhul i. Institute for Clinical and Eapcnmentat Sledicine 

IDuecter: Prof. P IfilM't. Praeut 

Abstract. In a group of volunteer, smoking twn cigarettes produced a signi0cant increase in the 

-imber of circulating endothellal cells. This efect was suppressed in another group by a 

,vercntive oral admimrrration of a hydrosre[hylrutosidc prcparxtion. The results fully ronfirmed 

xrearlier ecperimental f ndinga in rats. 

0 F1 0 0 ^ n2 2 1 5 6 


50269 9775 

VIRUSES/DISEASES--CAt1SESA'.:DTHEORIESOFCAU°,0.TI0N/ 

UiologicolSciencesCurriculurnS[udyBook 

Pcgasus -'" 

A D1VIg1ON OF 

f'u etobl %-3(erril. Comppny, Inc., PuLlisl ers 

^ . . ...^- . .. . . ^. NEtv YORSF 

i 

...^: ..... .. . ... , -.r^^- . . . -.. 


2

50269 9776 k1//o9 

81 11 K1 

THE ASTHMATIC AIRWAY RESPONSE TO 

INHALED ANTIGEN 

WILLIAM B. KLAUSTERMEYER, M.D., F.A.C.A;,=EDMUNU,U 

ÎE^3C0TTkPh.D., SILVERIO M. SANTIAGO.. M.D., JAMES L. 

KINNEY, Ph.D., and FRANK C. HALE, B.S. 

The airway response to inhaled antigen was measured in asthmatic patients at 

5. 10 and 20 minutes following bronchial challenges. The over-all frequency 

of positive responses in the 26 individual challenges was 27%. There were no 

significant differences between the J-. 10- or 20-minute responses. Patients 

with positive responses to bronchial challenge manifested high grade skin 

reactivity by intradermal tests. Positive responses to bronchial challenge 

occurred only at t x 10' weight/volume /w/vJ concentration of inhaled antigen. 

Although the degree of methacholine reactivity was related to positive antigen 

challenge, two subjects with a positive challenge had minimal methacholine 

reactivity. 

0 n o n n o:2 ^ I 5 ^2 


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REF 

TS 

2240 

Pr 

1858 

fs` 

50269 9777 - 

TOEACCO--NISTOkY-;-ENCLAND/ SNHFF/CHEWING TOEACCO/TOBACCO--EOTANY/EOTANY/ 

y t o 

TC.?4G0 !^2FA T.`Cy ..^,?k;,^..^•YT,C:'.>o 

w'i0 Da t7i'l.Y 

^._:n î-.s'l^c2'o'L^ l'oôrDtJyt'_ Stas7 

0 a n n n' n 2 21 S 9 

S.in;it:i 


50269 9778 

An Approximate Test for 0utliers in Linear Models 

78 III Re2r':-78 

L11 

Unlverslly of Southempton 

Department of Mathematica 

Highfield, Soufhampton 

England 509 5NH 

0 4 n 0 n 0 2 2 I G 

If. ia 9 _ 3a 

gtr Woetro 

l.iuesr mo+k ls 

Rrpe°t°°ar lyeu 

Rpidus^ 

Outlien 

A teut etatiatie for deteeting nntliern in linear models involviug rcvidnuln+teudîrdixed 

by their indiriduul utanderd deviuNuru is cuosidered end it ir eurgeated Wut ft. edticul 

teluee are edequately appmxuneted by npper bnnndr for the rrhicul ruh- ot..inJlur 

te+t atxtiatic iuvulviug re,lduela aruudaNised by a cnu.rwnt utandurd deviutiun. The 

tert procedure ir applicable to any liucar model and daes uae requVre a re-ane^yAs with 

t6e suapected outlier omitted or treated as a musing value. Two regremion enalyxs are 

pven to Jlmtrnte the proredure. 

They show the "hullraminR" cRrct of the etnndord 

devintiona if the rcaiduala trom a lirut order model 

and coosider configurations di the X matt:x which 

(give risc to large variations in thNe standard 

deviutionY. It is »uga êted that if the. vnriuucea of 

S,hq_resitLfaLr vnried x¢rext dcal it would be werth- 


50269 9779 

xx 

Pr4 

(1969) 

0 A Cl fl h 0 2 2 1 4 1 

4k9'!R.RICC °(^17n'B^° 

r 

THE ST

50269 9780 

1tp- S141-714G 0:* COF£CG, I, by 

Semv.el C. PLeycott, tobo:t L. Bu.e:oon 

c.nd L. Ccrrtoa £cal:ea, Jr. 

Nood Re.n. 2 1-20 (1937) 

2 . .3 


. 50269 9781 

Q 4 „ 0 0 7._ 2 1 6 .i 

Industrial microbiology, by Samuel Cate Prescott nrr 

Cecil Gordon Dunn. 2d ed. New Yotk, McGraw-1Till, 1949 

zn, B23 p. luus. 24 rm. 

Includes hlbllograph(es. 

1. D(trro-orgnnlsms. 2. termentnt(on. 3. Yeust. 4. nscterls. I 

T.folds (ltotnny) 6. Cheml=try•, Terhnienl. r. Duon, Cccn r:ur0:_ 

19()4- Jolnl snthur. rr.'lllle. 

Q.R151.P7 190i -`^ 589.Un8GG 99-J9161' 

LNrsry of Congr- ^ 153J11 


.3 

PP.ESCRIPTION DRUCS- ` 

SSE 

DRUCS, PRESCRIPTION 


1 

. 50269 9782

_ 

' ".. .,. . 3:) ^. ^.T 

.....^, .:a...,.:.,.,-._. n., 

^ 

`: c' 1 G! Ol i U C% V 0 


EBL6 69ZOS 1

50269 9784 

Feng, K. A.; Unger, J. W. 

(Univ. Nis., Dep. BSol., Oshkosh, Wis. U. S. 

- ._ . ____...... ..,__ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAP:PULF,T 75 V? Fe1 

txpericntla 31 (No. 1) 31-32(1975) (In English) -'-'•='^ 

*Keywords:* adenosine triphosphate, green, constituent; 

kinetin, tobacco, additive. 

*1975, No. 16, tP 5594* *d* 

Tobacco cemistry: 

0 -1 onnb 2 2 1 s, 


E^lt7^+^F2s. '^' E

0 Li i) n ii 1, 2 2 1 :) 7 

50269 9785 

,, The zk•es:anee..^>DP3,4; benapYrciyo in cigerette 

AaGlF..T^. 

Card: 

T•e , ..,,.... .. .,or•:. 

SRqKe 


• 50269 9786 

XC . P:eF-D-303-74 

_ Aun. T.rluref, ngric., sn73. =°- ('-)• t3t-135- n an 

^ 06 6 ourcd rum' '-`--------•-: ..... 

OCCURREI,'CE OF ACROLEIN Dl:RIVATES LAVO FD RUH 

^îi►^G^ÎZ^lt1^Y,^^G^tiPtîtN1:,;> 

© G C^ 

P. DUBOIS. A. PA1tFAIT • ct Jocclync Drlil?IPti 

f ^fy •J, ôx de T rr ) .. Î Zi d rs . .A r /l^^ 

^r ll•^^rF.rs^t^ /t^^ /L 

^'^ I^ J^1^"ro3t,nflou c ^-. J PKn.c r; 

•5ran da Tehxol^Fir drt Y.n,^lr.±._ 

, (Gimds(oxpr) 

^ttAD. 

Un thum pr( cntant un +u0t anormal a ftd analys( par ch[omato,^,raphie cn pliasu gnx 

et :pcctrumAri< ee ma. e. Ucus co s ont (te ;dentidd. ! retLo.r-} propxnal Cl on tn 

(tlnay-t.s.l propanq pro.fuits d'addi[ion dc 1'aîhanol sur 1'ac:oi.in.. Cc.i co^^pcs.s o t dCjl 

(t( trons'(s dans des rehiski

-- ^. 50269 9787 

VII Re -81 

S.P.6 TOBACCO--PESTICIDES--RESIDUES/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET: 

Mestres, i.; Illee, S.; Tourte, J.j Campo, M. 

(Laboretoire Chim. applique 1'expertise Paculte Pharnacie Montpellier) 

ETHYLENETHIOUREA WAS FOUND IN THE SNOKE OF TOBACCO CUTAINING ETHYLENE 

BIS DITHIOCARBOMATE PESTICIDE RESIDUES. 

*(Presence d'etbylene.. Rhiouree dsni-la"fweede'febs`c'eeq'leriaue^êe`S' 

eesiduiA'etbylenq blidlthioeerbamates.)* 

Travaux Societe Pharmacie Montpelller 40, NO.2, 9-13 (1980) (in French) 

*Eeyvords:* bis dithiocarbamate, tobacco, additive; 

ethylene thio urea, smoke, constituent. 

0 A 0 0 n o 2 2 1 6 9 


SIrReg-80 

^RESENCEÒ^^^YîIOSAM NES N FEE ^^ND^MILK ^^ 

50269 9788 

Zum Vorkommen von Nitrosaminen in Futtermitteln und Milch 

Y,;. G.7erPIan 

a s3s ^y on u 

Uy 

^\CQênrswni q^ e a teFnnoi^,gic der M1I

. 50269 9789 

V (1 

_rrino CABARROU at G. DCURY ...... 915 

qn s T 

^ OCCURRENCE OF VOLATILE NITROSAMINES IN FOOD. 

3 

I Uî1.M) N 

)A^ ^ 1 A^t ENTA'[lON t;'# 

D. KLEW, 4nC-M)ri! GI ^ÂRU, ^CfJl6trln! 

CAlARROII, G. DEMRY 

{°fCC- 

Ho1r rrm.nr Jr . L J,i..n'd.. MnrnJ A# -e n.r, Jr r4_/. re Jr t.M,21 ;7 1 

rI Groxfr dr Rr.hrrrMr Jr Nwrilnxl r Jr Uirlrrlyue Ae frNS'L'RM 6.59 J1 ^( 

. 10,-rnr-(irmnoir SIt^ NunrY 

, Di.mmn : fm/ei (:rmrJ D ry_ 

0 4 n o 0 0 2 9, 1 7 1 

^ fP "'CE: 


::bstract) 

L:;i1^Go2f%4 f^LLGuaA./etl ^3.t:^/ 

7YrC',F^,c/ 

jj.^/3r..2C4 G^0'Yâ^.^F'•GUa.'C^' ..r•, 

50269 9790 - 

F:JIL CLASS I:0. ]'A:'F'IILI:'f 72 % `;al 

;:n':;anrdC, 1'. 

(l'n.v(,rsit)' I'rci.burp;, At. l:::p. Tl:er., ]'rcil•urg/rir.:F., Ccr.) 

^F'R"L^R;CcOF S-SY7ROSOllJ^liaECr£;ii'IriG:ila:YT^Y\DTIf°i1Y-.îP.IIC7LT.r: 

l.rzncin.-I'nrscL. 21 (So. ))) 1752-5 (197l) (iu Cer^wn tiirh I:r.1^11sh 

>'4's)•curds:* tob.:ccn; 

tcLa.ccu enol:c-; 

ta[r

( 

50269 9791 

73 VI Dal 

R]R C'tSS .. .. 170 . Ph^f'IiLET 7 VI Dal 

D'Arrigo, V.; Laghi, L. 

(university Eologna, Ist. ::erce Botogna, Italy) 

^Ht , . . .... . .. -,. _ ^ LY 

k(Presenza di l.:rccarburi Polici.clici Aromatici Kelle FoFlie di 

Tabacco Verdi e Lavorate 1n2u^trialn:ente.)+. ' 

Quad.N.crccol. 11. (:Co. 1) 27-32 (1972) (in Italian with English suc:âry) 

If:ey4•ords:k acensghthene, green, constituent; 

anthrac.ne, ,;reer., constituent; 

1,2-benzanthracene, green, constituent; 

1,2-benzoprrenu, grecn, constituent; 

3,4-bcnsonyrene, green, constituent; 

chrysc:ne, green, eonstitucnt; 

coronene, rreen, eonstituent; 

f).uorunthcne, greon, constituent• 

perylene, grecn, constitueut; 

?prrnr.e, }trr

Z:? 'Dìd "3LA •P

0 

(!..ST. :PV^ ^p.,itT 

(:, °^tt) :7 ,c'^^^:,cttc.`.o;^.:^. o_•o.'.; . ^ 'tI 

°L. - - 

.ôu:oT. OrrT•%DJ -ET7sr0 

'iCE:ljDS ' f h'S9 

v.r^^{ °v d4 ;•.:1'ii2;;^^ .^?OS cai:iC:tII23d 

::l :22113 

OT.."•?7G1:' _,.+G1;'1 p;.a:[3 e?0 .'.:d 

•.^ ^r ;9ong 

E;+ ^•:aif::'^'7 

s!. I G C U U U U.t^ U 

,..d.,\ì:' .-,^_.^..- . ,.isJ.a--.7.^µ-;ii."...^ 1'•I 


E6L6 69ZOS

. . 

. . - 

- 

. 

50269 9794 

1'•72 VI Re-76 , ' ^ R),R CLASS NO. PAMPIILET 72 VI Re-76 s.p. 

t'S•D• . 

Miceveka, M.t Jordanuvska. V.; Tosevr D. - ^. : 

• - . *(no affil)* • 

. - ^gg,Sawrlr.aYr:- gACPA703S?R 

^;: VAIBIfi 

VIRCINIJRtiR- 

Cod. Zb. Prir. Hat, FaK. unlv. 5ICOp]e• nac.# riz. nem 

Yugoslavia with English abstract) 

--p^ %-w, 

_ , *Keywords:* c6pper. cured, constituent; 

cobalt• cured, constituent3 

._manganese, curedg constituent. 

986y Prcacnce or acv.ral r I., r „ 

__ ^na âneey nra^,ja. rvucev.kn, M.; Jordanorske, V.; Tosev, 

' 

Flr. ffem. Ti.'. 21,, 89,91 (htaecdoo{en). The Cu, Co, and 

• rnr reg^0n w xugoslav,a were 20-50, 0.28-0.62 and 95-140 

m L. Ie6p. T (l.1e,l:..1 

• '` 

0 /-3 i1 lJ nll % !. ' 76 


_ ,..^....y 50269 9195 

___...e._...._......_.^....___._`_ 

7i tiX Ua3 

.^GACG^.-_EiYD'nOCf.i'BOhS--?OLYC'CL:c/ 

FJR CUSS NO. PA!tYhLF'.T 73 VI E)a 3 

D'1rr:.jo, :, ; L:;ht, L. 

((Sr.Ssersiz:."-lor,na, (at. :aerc.eolcgio, Bolor,na, )talv) 

a7pu-rtmw - - SolYtE . Ar7W+IA?&,Vl kJ»TOESAGY;o;^p^ 

*(ia ?resenza di alcuni 2drocarDuri Pol:clclici Aror.:atici aei Y.;^::cco?• 

Quaderni it aerceoleFia 1(; (yo. 1) 33-.7 (1;11) - in Italian :ath 

6•^gilsn suuwary. 

*iCeywords.x antnracene, cured, constitocnt 

3,4-8er.ta:,;rene. curcd, constituent 

Chrysene. cur^_d. cr,nstitaent 

Fluoranthene, cured, constitucnt 

Yeryler.e, cureA, constStuent 

?yrene, cured, constituent 

•197$, No. I0. W 4'L4t1n ^,ft* 

`3YoCS:co C11M'1!^rr^. 

J•1 i; 0 rt 0 2 2 1 7 7 


a 144 `+y` c-"+i.r RJR CLASS NO. PA:tNLrr _ o 

Lhaacn W. 

. 

(Univcrsity Ark. ;,ed. Cent., pep. Physiol. Pwd4o1.; VA Southcrn Res. 

Support Ccs.t., Little Rock, ?sk.. U. S.) 

TflâktRESBtiEili^dî:F.F^3iBRR^2{„GTGAdt!i'P.TSS ^X3Rfli:2QR.9T:`f.?)'tEY""1`"1`ftS'1'l4D16KS:. 

Jour. Ark. Hed. Soc. 61, p. 99-101 (1964) (in E::glish) 

*Keywordse* sul:ur, aon-lca`_, caastituent; 

sulfur, sr.:okc, constitucnt; 

. sulfur, cured, coastituc:tt. 

*1971, No. 21., W 9531* *d* 

T"obacco ânalysis`(ehc::,ietry3,:( 1, \ 

0' 1 ( 7 o _ f l Cl."! 2 1 7?_: 


50269 9797 

IFiT:.Y.'.FSL:'.^'r. OP ti'^LT:!'t.._l:: CI(:^^.fTTF.S AS 

âoT I SPiIU B1. .^)L.s._...- 

L.;hxunn, 1?. " 

OF SriLt-iiR IN C_!'e`.:::.i?'ES AS 

D77tL'I:P:?7v:i0 EY LTY. STUGZ'cS. 

Jaa'. A•.c-ms i-d. 

(Sept. 1964) 

0 J il 0 !1 (! 1. 2 1 ;r 9 


50269 9798 

RJR CLASS NO. FA:919lLt1' XL Lol-ii s.p. 

EI Co -77 

S p 1 Nillhlser, R. R. 

(Philip lforris Inc., New York, N. Y., U. S.) 

ENT-DAY-a.EDICIS-I>^^F71iAT'S"WOD•'F01l^•'1'IiE"'CO;L`RP.iITYÎS•COOD' FORYOU...rr 

:orris, Philip Inc. (Nillhiser, R. R.) News Release, New York, N. Y. 

(1971) (in English) 

*Abstr. in: Rev. Rus. Ind., Supplement to Richmond Times-Dispatch, 

- 

' 

- - 

1977, p. 6-7 (hlay 17, 1977)* /•Qualilyoflifecamcaboulinthc'60s 

whenpeoplebegantorcalizethatrhere 

were specific things within a com- 

. 

znnnitythalwerereryimpurtanttulhe 

, quatity of the life," 17illhiser exptamed."Itlollowedthatcorporations 

. . 

. within a communily have a ccrtain 

^ respunsibility to hclp see that these 

. _ thingsar

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPNLET 75 VII Sel 50269 9799 

Scibert, T. 

(UNITALS-I.ongressee Ostende, Delg.) 

P$.$E°Attii"V(PfJ)RE}lECIIANIZAf10\ OF:,^^^.^^^Gi,ÎT$ C0^$ IN'TIpfE-----_ 

^-'?PJTJ3(Y-°"COMPAfU:DIJITNlti4NUAL-TP.L`STN,G;^..x. . "-.. 

*(Die derzeitige und zuKUnftige Mechanisierung dei Blattcrnte, deren 

sten und 2citaufi.?and is Ver8leich zur Randernte.)* 

Dcutsch. Tabakbau 54 (No. 18) 141-48 (1976) (in Gcrman with English 

stract) 

k101c win 11 ,. ,.nn.a 

I r; l 


nza^ r^,:F •au. '::a?,^:r•net aepYslnt. oq: 

^.^•:'rd f5T tiLi 

A:023 £.ì"r1 .. 

•_ss;{ 'uol.er^,r,:^w^ nv?s-F.:^7cv,tr;ig 

\CISIySI!\ìl•"J`JUH'!y9•73"3.C,HSs11+:.:5 


0096 69ZOS

50269 9801 

QD 

463 

Re 

0 L} :'! () ki 0 2 2 1 r 

PRESSNT, PAS'i, AND FUYURE FEtOPLAYY 

ESTIMATZON TSC1L'iZQU£S. 


c C.

. 

50269 9802 

)4 1CXiTE.Rr_74 ^- - --- ^ 

. 

721• 

. 1sT. J. rBOU. nzs., ir.i74, cô:,. ]^_, sa 1, :?9-135 • 

aYttscsiiâcopeâ iii tiitiii`^ tâA afxiiact`► aatal foTaaipg;,^ 

Y/f ^ ^n 

.. . , ^ .. 

T. C. HSU" 

. . 

7TO xope of thn rurrc't ro-nreh oa r.hert mctel fonnin¢ in evnd in the liFht 

of preci;e t;efinitione o: sirctch,iîlitr on th^ o,e hnad, md dczp draaability oo t1.o 

other. Petticuier empha,:ie ic fileced on tba etuc:cation o( basic concepte brnusht 

ebout by t . rch, ecch ns the di^tinrtinn betv..v.n r o tflity of the 

mnteria) ond tLe e t to uF^ch it aoloited in a per rp uv roeea &,verel 

outetendin c pro . Eha•t Cunnin¢ a :u^-od 

for thert pote.tid 

hcnefit to sheet n tal rncmror:nF.It mP1! is bche.•rdrthst p:- cilt leod to 

grratcr rr5nemn n[nn Fpoc;:,- and sJoctio.v o tnota1 in tho fut.ue, 

well as to .n^mcigetiu,w oa eueh prubbm+ a+.cnvi:lir.p ond nun-i•l seraiu 

pnt6c. . . . 

WuInr 

the enntert of this conference, it is'both interesting and slb"nifioant to 

ann-ey the present scope and to forecast the future tr

79 III DuI 

50269 9803 

t Pruits • vol. 33, n° 6, 1978 ^' -J 3 

..^r-•= 

^ 15nrnr ^rru^r , rrr r, i r.l rnl, • I..,n r rr 1,,rrii r r r/ rlrr nrnru,r I frrrf^^ An^mn.... 

rr.yvr.rl Irurr, .. ^• '^, - •I --. n . . . . 

..VVWv""'N{L• ^v^/^.^^. 

Mise au peiizt sur Ia composi4ioî 

de 1'ar8nne eles fruits tropicaux you connus i P. DUPAIGNE' 

MISC AU POINT SUR LA COMPOSITION 

UE L'AROA: UCS fRU1TS TROPICAUX PCU CONNUS 

P. DUPAIUNE 

(^ ^ n nC(ruira, juin 1978, vol. J3, n• 6, p. 413d27 

^' n " n ^1, 2 ' " •R^SUh1l: 

• Car. im, lruire vopiraux ont on rsbme imenss rt rer.rteds69ue, 

s Pcu r , puins de v mrosislon rhimique. Iò^r la 


50269 9804 

-- - 

^'^^fiv^.a^"^'nowt3^.S1^^, ^^ 5 CF: 3^. crt) ^y 3^9Tc c^Fla) 

Uberblick iiber den gegenwarti ;en Stand der Aerosolmefiteclmik 

Von Dipl: Phys. 11ans Wild•) 

Zusammenfassung 

Die aeraso(phlsii:nlixrhen M1frJ3,nethnden 

In.csrn s'rdr nnch dru drri rrrscJrirdrnrn 

Prinzipirn, rneohmtinclt. efekrrisdr. nprise lr, 

klnssifizieren. Die heure hercie, aurh 

tnertiell zur Aus rnhl stehendr :In:nhl u 

Af Agerdtrn ist srhr gro/t. D. es jrdnch 

x•egen der knrnple•xrn Arfj,rhe•nsrelhury 

nirlu nurglirh isr, dir gror7en tinn:enva 

tionsunterschirdr rwd rin hrrites Grlpenspe•ktrunr 

glriJreitig zu rrJnurn, uup fi,r 

derr, jrtcril.c konlrerrrr Fnli elr:r• sprcirllr 

Loswrg g I rnrlrn .rerden. Uru a•inen se hn.•1len 

Uberblirk cu errubglirben, drr ein konkrere•s 

Problem orirnal _u Idcvu gestrnteq 

Hvrdedie cor(irgende A.beit cusnonnenge- 

Institut fur Radiochemic, Kern(orschungszcnlrum Karlsruhe 

ve"'Summary Rlsum6 

Plpairal methods of nernsol nrrn.sureenr 

cmr be rh-i(ed ir nrdmrre +01, 

dvee dgr•rrm principles, i.e., merhuniral. 

rlectric arrrl nptirnl rnerhals. Eren the 

n nnber nf nxr n 0nl m uring it., nnu• 

eailnblr is ren^ Inrge. llnuerer, .cinre it 

is nnt pu.. We, becnuse o( he ronrplec 

prublems int•olred• tn rorer tltr In.gr diflivn 

ronrenrrntiun mrd, nt the snme 

uinrf u ender spc•ctrttrn af sizea, sperifir 

sohaimrs will hnr•e to be I urrd 1 r each 

sprcilk cuse. This srudp uns rontpileA /n 

ffi•r referenre muterinl ydrioh rrotdd nllmv 

optinunrr sabnians ro be fmmA quicklp for 

corraere prahleurs. 

0 4 0 0 n 0 ? 2 1 8 6 

Les nrFdrodes plp•siques de nresure d•oPnsols 

peu rnr drre suhdirisfrrc rn rrnis 

grmrpes err fnnction de rrnis prinripes dijfieuts: 

les principe.c me'rnniqur.'Aertrique. 

optirpa. Un tn.ic grmrd rhni^d'nppnreiLs 

esr mjourd'lwi d!spmrible Aans in rmr 

rr. Alnis puisqrierr rnisno de In nruhiurde 

des Ir7clres it rirst pns pnrsihle de 

rcrir Pen wr nPPnrril wiiqne 1r, dilrrenres 

imporrmues dr rnneentrntinrr eu m.nre 

tenrps qu im largr sprcae dr rnille, it lnut 

rrourrr wrrsnhuirm speFinle•ndupt4e d ehaque 

rns roncret. Le prPsent Irmuil (nt elabnrd 

dnm it but de perrrmrtre lertetv de 

lnire r rnpide trnv d'Irnricon drs possibilitis 

e:istmrt p.rwrisnudre mr prohli•rnv ron- 


DISSERTATIONS--Ui7IVERSITY OF PARIS/ 

III DuZ -80 

S.P. 

THESE 

POUR LE 

UNIVERSITE DE PARIS VH 

FACULTE DE MEDECINE XAVIER-BICHAT 

DOCTORAT EN MP-DECINE 

(Dip)Bme arE'tal' Pat 

t1 4 r) 0 

3 Laurence CHEZAUD 

Le 4 Ju1LLet 1952 d NEUILLV-SUR-SETNE 

ETAT ACTUEL 

DES RISQUES TOXIQUES 

DES HYDROCARBURES CHLOROFLUORES 

PRESIDENT DE THESE : Monsieur J. PROT6AU 

0 DAC> TVÔ-(SO-7p 80NNE 

d tiue rCeslîr-Delavigne A^ 

PARISM 


50269 9805 

I ad.e.>a.e`^;a^°a.^t• L lel f

50269 9806 II ,I THE PGF.SEHT STAYUS or CIiEF:1CEL RF.SEARSIi IN 

ric1 

ATMOSPUERS PUV.iYICATION AND !'0:7R01. O:i 

(1970) ` PO6l;RErSU24P:RIF.GS," SECOi7D ANNUAL PRCCR tiSS 3EPORP 

C. 

n ('. 

P1att, V. R. 

THE rc.i:S:::W S.ll:1113 OF CI3IiMICtJ. PJ:SLIr..^.Cll 

IH F.TM05I33i1: Pti'.li:21CSTIG7. A::ì4C,ON - 

S:ic7:P..2ricS, 5tit ^[tD A::2:UAL 

'rRth3^4:iS 1;0Y0!i. GY V. G. PS^.`.. ^.,a .4. C. 

. .:::.tn 

. 

..^ ]`-L2 97 

, ] r_3âris^,zosse For. relaeul, ;F._icAtSaF.d, ':s. 

SC

50269 9807 

0 4 (l 0(t 0 2 2.1 8 9 

X PRFSF,6.T;-b^'iSTU$-;^F Gj17A ^TrF (PNcF?CA F; 

BeAl OT T{SR REQtiNT CASca.yIA'4GLVIl,_ 1 11LJFL' TO +MiN. 

Bramfield, It. Alva 

PRESEfiT STATUS OF CIGARETTE-Cf2tCER CASES; 

OTItER P.ECEUT CASES IIiPOLVIFG PAILUP.ii TO 

In. Be11S, H. H. (e3.), "Trial and Tort 

Trcnds - M9 L'clli Seiar,^r", L 1er c Co., 

Albany, h'aw York, p. 174-?.77 (1960) 


50269 9808 

I 

a", n") r, 0 2 2 I?. () 

Presentation of data. 

J

. . . 

rnrtT.cre sTZr: A^,Al.rsis; rAPT 1.;BpOeY3t^tbl€IMMtt^fiAiT6-1Pt 

72 111 Ac-74 ^^F7o.4^'t^'CI7C':fi2RT$I^TS11ZZt{N:S^:'.•: 

s. r. 

rt,tye 

(rtll- 

" 

. 

4 

•i 

cr^ 

. 

C:HCI 3 uL- 

If'>?UEiÎEUR 

I: -^.ii^l;}^ 

^?3_ l6 C /5 /^ c^f%C^ 

. .+ YFr„.t_l/^Tr"j^ !•.l.i. Fi%,Llh^ll':i, _ 

pntr^^t^Ê >1 r i;l ^:>;.tT^ `t 

Tellchengrof3ananalyse 

rtlclc sizc analYSis(P^--> i, j/ 

1.1. Elnleilun9 

I. Darstellung und Austvertung von TeilchengroBenverteilunyen. 

(9 fJ 0 

K. Leschonskl, W. Alex und B. I;oglin' 

Il.i ollcu r r^cl+uni,cli.u \'crf,+!ntn dcr itof[u:n•.cun^luns 

rrilon In^.t+inunt,^ I.I+y.iknlr.clu+ F:i^•ensch:+ftrn ^^ n Frab- 

Ji+rere•u .y.n^+urn c,.dnJort f 1. Dlv \Ivesru,g dor Vcrteilunl; 

r ¢I,nr:il.n^r,.ti.,J„^n !rlry.+l:,+li-rlu•n 7'.^+..-Ii.^nciF'•nsrliaft^: 

n"i..t J+e .aufs,rl„• ,I.v '1\îleli•^n^•r.:0+•nnnaly.n, dio untcr 

llio Euuclclmncr.tn dcr Ji=perecu Plmso unterscl:iedr•n eidr 

in dcr nb3nluten CrGOo dvr eu mrssrnden Gi!-sr!.,:ft, d. it. 

dcs 1'oinbcitsn+erk+n^da, sn 14 dicsu nncl+ Jer (:n.0.• J,-r 

F:iFrnschaft Seordnct .rcrdrn Y.onucn. }'.ur Jia Pnxst.llunti 

ind uicht n- dic OriiOu der Einxeiolen+ento, d. h. deron 

F'einhcit, sonJ.rn n+ch Jro \lonôr nteilo, n,ituenrnd+n 

zclncn 7:In, n Ce: +ntnufbnn det \-c cilnnc betc+l+t:t 

nndrrcrn nnal, Urtchn+k, Kurnnnnlyse, siud,znrrmiur!n.Dnbeikbunenuncersrbicdhche>Icnttru- 

Ih,p-..oWrwl,r Crcnulametrlo nrten t ndet xrorden. '/.lihlt mun dFr I:inv.l..p,ner,tr 

, -1 Cl fi n n il x 2 1 9 


0 a nn 

PuLt6hed as a separare and In The Juurnal ajPiyrhotop, 1980. 105, 101-lilf.- t=f-^ - 

XX MeF-404-80 

'IMO435' 'n'î$^B^ €êe.crs "tlvi 

t ltlibDfJt`Â57 E'TBS15• i 7',.,X, C ; 

CelkYr eJ Bwinesr ddwlnmknNon, Drpa.tw,eM of Markrriae, L'nivr.rsity o/ C:nci,.ndi 

BItCHAEI, L. DEAN 

$UMJIARY 

Presentation order in paired-comparison testing was varied to measure 

the impact of primacy versns recency effects on consumer product evaluaiioat. 

Overall preference and product rating scores were gathered for 1196 

male and female Ss aged 13-49 years in two consumer research studies 

covering 11 taste tests. First position preference bias characterized the 

findings, lending support to the attention decrement hypothesis or a 

suggested palate desensitization effect on subsequent taste trial beha%ior. 

A. INTROOUCTION 

A well dorumenter: phenomenon in learning research is the existence of 

primacy and recency order effects (J, 7). Recall and impression formation 

.. t.+ .._., _... .., . ,. ._. .__ . --r^. 

from an : , Hsr a - 

n n 2 2 1^9 ) 

^ f 


. . 

- 

- 

: 

XICo =79- -^ -- .... 

_ _ 

50269 9811 ; S.p.1 

RJR CLASS NO. °AMPHLET XI C91-79 s.p. 

1' '•- Reynolds;R. J.'Industries, Incorporated, New York, N. Y., U. S. 

t" •' l^B'B ABSf^1fS€YNI)115I^1^' .e:° iv. THH':ItG7TsSfJR^:hii5`^Y6's^ 

i-• 3..:.. •. 16p, •- 

} 

f 

Reynolds, R J Ind In-., Winston-S3lem N. C./(May 4, 1979) .(in 

. .. .,.. 

English)• 

i . ; _. . ... ....' --_'. . . . 

• 

_ .. 

t . , OnFriday.May4,1979,R.J.Reyn-I 

olds Industries executives J. Paul 

-TheReynoldslndusln^solficcrs 

discussed the company's 

_ 

Stichl, chairman; J. Tylee W ilson, emergence as a diversified, 

president; and Joseph F. Abely, Jr., 

1 worldwide corporation with the 

vice chairman, made piesentations potenCal to continue the kind of 

to the New York Society of Security sustained sales and earnings gromlh 

^ Analysts in New York City. This 

it has experienced in the past. Thuy 

booklel includes a representative also gave an overview of the 

sefection of questions and answers prospects and performance of each 

which followed those presenlations, 

as well as the lexl of each spee y c_ h. JI 

of the eompany's areas of busines;^ 

0 4 n 0 i, 0 2 

7 ^ 9^ 


50269 9812 

78 V rn 

TASTE--TESTI96--*1F.THn00LOGY/ 

Atut. 7:•cAuol. Agsie., r1 26 (4). 373-418. - t^ q9 Z' '4 

c J 

Pr^senfafiore`synthLtique de diverses mdthodes d'anplyse!, 

dfid$irnE^sY°fou^fiite^p ^°^Dìr`•Jtii^:dirdeîlstateurs, I F 3^, 

1) 1t. TO\fASS/yN1; et l` PI..4\'/.Y• 

5rm•ey of flw nndrods of nnn7ysis of (ns!c tnrrrl dnfn 

, 

in tltI.v pal- a rnn'ey of till mrthods of anlysi.a of ta,tr panrl d.ila fi l;i^ro. \Vltlr ^nly 

' r1AAePrirdman'

T 

Mc4 

50269 9813 

PFI'^^:Ii'JGJiY.17.01?L^:NT..O?r}:RS TO -.. 

,.Q,S,jQFZS$7Q`,'1j. i?k:RSON?:F.L. 

TayZas, Co 

cax,^.G. 

i'arr;va;:_.i 

0 4 0 0 t1 t'1 2 2 1 9 '_; 

0•_:L,H TO 


50269 9814 

78 XI Da TORACCO--ADVERTISING/ RJR CLASS N0. PAMPHLET 78 XI Da 

Daube, M. 

(Action Smoking Health, London, Ct. Brit.) 

iPRESENTINf.=THE-^TRUTN"AROUTSMOKING'S'-DANGER:"--Letter. 

Campaign 1978, p. not given (Mar. 31, 1978) (in Lnglish) 

Cigarene smoking is Irequently. 

and rightly, eompared with the 

great epidemic diseases of the 

paat. The existence of a prosmalL 

pu:, pro-tuberculosis, or prodrolere 

lobby would have bcen 

unthinkable, end edrertiscmcnts 

_eneourzging_pcopl=to dcvelop 

these diseeses grutcsque. The' 

nrticle in defcnae of dgarettc adrcrsisinc 

by Roth-- markctirg^ 

d'vcctor (Campaign March 17) repwts 

a serics of alrcady disercdited 

argumcnts, and dunon-I 

strates e pitiable leck at concerni 

_lorpublicheilth./-_ 


1 50269 9815 

; RS 

^ 403 

A 

0 4 r) 0 n b2 2 1 9 7 

.Preservacion. 

Atvcnces in pharm:.ccuticc: aiccnces. i^. 1- 

1964- 

Lonaor., i,cw York, Acadanic Fress. 

V. illus. 24 cm. 

PAi_nra: 11,64- U. S. Er.cu, A. H. Lccket:t 

and J. S. C.^.riesa 


TP 

0 370 tlo 

p 1971 

a 

.2C. 

a _ 

EIBLIOGRAPHY--FOOD RESEARCH/FOOD--PRESERVATION/FOOD--6TORAGE/FRUITS/ 

L'EGETABLES/PACKAGING--FOOD/PRESERVATION/CARBON DIOXIDE/ GASES/ 

HITROGEN/ OXYGE*I/ .. _ . 

. , 

o P^^L MODIFIED ATMOSPHERES 

N^c An Indexed ReferenceList through 1969, with 

Emphasis on I Horticultural Commodities 

AU TfIORS L. L. ffiOP.H1S 

'. 

Professor of Vegetable Crops, 

University of California, Davis 

L L. CLAYPOOL 

Professor of Pomology, 

University of California, Davis 

D. P. MURR 

Graduatc^nideat in Plant Physiolqg}±, 

0 A Cl 0 rl 0 9 2 1 4: $ 

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 

DECEMBER, 1971 

^ _. , -.^._ . ._ 


6 i G f CT . U(; ^ t) 

aasaauua3 'a:IPFd 'AiD 

'3 67•I 59GC 

15Z-îT-7t.^.;9 .S.;o^,,,ês'J .,.êzsr.•.. a4ny.i :^,^^) 

aoFssFuiu;o ^S9^yu^ X ôatl'S 

^._. . 'i' . A•>_iz;{û 

it 'adSoR C •:t f4 

ÂOZ2YTG7d ^:II2Ii:UJ. %8 IIsTd tT4 

•S •g 'eeaTil 

.eNevx-.ô^ze tauua.tv:c^^^v"^ 

'Ny""NOIYyIUYB':JYIZIN9LE8î1Si.i.•dOdÔS1YAN3S3U1 

. _,._s...`l96 69Z05 ^^ --..--. - . 


50269 9818 •?Dy 

Xx N,eF-C-406-73 

Conscrvation des wproduits alime:ataii-es 

SOUS C:llâ^â CS D1aSt1C IleS 

.. _^s._^0... S 2^-••^^G':' . . 

2USAIJU,t:FA :SUt:G 

Cro dcr r!::ri... AnsRur:, 

G^r tun „ . ^:hd^s 

rrra^.-è^:r^• rên.nvvng 

ron LeF.'^!-r e.nJflnnn'i. ^ 

L.r Aubr ha!r. ;nnos'9zn0 


Drv : lecn!s-, 

. . 

io •onia^^ :,,:...^^.a e. 

e! con,ciê ccyVaie. ( 

l:al :!:s e+1 id::I a I'e^^'• 

Ilrn.^rpr! r,r.Jrp s -- - -. r - 

rôn nclM1:m . .i ce f:c^:

50269 9819 

TY 

-'^ 370 

w 

0 .:1 (i (1 !1 il 2. 9 2 0 

Yrascxvet:on of fcals by freezinc;. 

.1ei1, D.H. 

Liter: ture setrch on the ,reserve.tion of 7oou^ 

b,freezing, b;- b.h. We:l :.nd trence: Eterne. 

ilticntr., Gooryia, Steto E%incerin,; ExperLcent 

:t

50269 9820 

m 

370 Y.• 

1973 

__,. _ __ ._.__.,....... 

1ISSL• S PRI:fiCRVATI02:/(7T,1iS -P1;F'SiiRVA•iTOV/ 

I'OOD--FRt:E'LIt:C/i'OOD--1'I:fSEINATIn%--r.Otz TEA!PGRATURA/ 

HILR--PREEZRdC/D1I1.1C PRODUCTS/FOOD, FR02CR--NICRO3IOLOCY/ 

FOOD SCIENCE, A SERIES OF t10NOCRAMIS Vol. 3: 

LOkfJ-rertr^^RATuRc 

OWEN R. FENNEMA 

WILLIAM D. POWRlE 

. nv.,m,.^ orreo .ir„c^ 

niry e n Cd.m 

ELMER H. MARTH 

. o.n.e^.m.rr..ws.•.^n - : - _ . 

MARCEL UEKKEfl. INC., NewYCrk 

e n 0o t, rti :;,z r o2 


1973

^ ^ f^-J"--'^-- • 50269 9821 

, 94, -1 J,:,,spc3)3'a.-9-10y7s 

I ,^ 

Pre3Frvatio' n of iilg6•NGTstur°e Com;71 Miiro6iol'i"giml Evùluaiiont^^ -' 

80 11 Po 

S^ R. J. lGTWLST, G. H. ADAMS,' E. E. NATFIELD,' and E. B. LANCASTER 

Northem Regional Research Laboratory, ARS, USDA, Peoria, IL 61604 

Abstract salm have received the most attention as pre- 

Ammonia, ammonium isobuâte, •uo- servahves. Propionic add 

an d m ixtures o f probutyric 

acid, and propionioacetic acid pionic and acetic acids are marketed and preat 

concentrations of .5%, 1.75%, 1..5%, vent moId growth and spoilage in t grain con- 

and 1.2%, respectively, were app]led to tasmng up to 30% mnisture (6 , 10, 12, 15) . 

eomparable 52.8 m' into of freshly bar- Much of the research on chemical preservavested 

yellow dent co. having a mois- Hves has been in small laboratory tests which 

ture content of 27%. Treated com was cannot duplicate all of the condittons of Iarge- 

stored in artially open wooden biru. scale storage in bins. Also, there'are only limit- 

Harvestor^ and barrell storage of uned data which directly compare various chemtreated 

corn were included as controls. icak, and microbiological evaluaGons have 

Te.mperature and microbiological changes been limited. 

were evaluated throughout 6 mo of stor- After our recogmUOn that ammonia has funage. 

As the corn came from the field, giadal properties (1.), we became interested 

log crounts of 6.3, 5.8, 5.3, and 3.0 per g in erranging a large field trial to studv am- 

were determined for bacteria, molds, monia as a preservative for high-moisture com. 

yeasts, and actinomycetea, respectively. In oooperetion with the Universitv of Illinois. 

AB chemicals immediately reduced bao a microbiological evaluation of high-moisture 

terial and actinomycete counts and eluni- corn treated with ammonia, ammonium iso- 

^ Îds-lnd. yeasI^ ABt tr s butynte (AIBA), isobutyric acid (IBA), and 

aHeF e osintately.30tlayssstora^d propionioecetic acid (PA) was undertaken. 


73 I In 

P2LRsS\'ATICN OF TcYfF:1:I97.5/i,I5F:.1i,IiiS/ 

Infonoacion 2(Nas.1-2, Pt. 2)(1973) 

t EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR 

SALVAGING FLOOD OR 

WATER-DAMAGED LIBRARY 

`1v1ATERlALS 

by Peter Waters, Restoration Officer, 

Office of the Assistant D^rector 

of Presen,ation, The Library of Congress 

a cy s" .v7z 

i

50269 9823 

TP^y 

1 990 

La 

JC, 

0nnono22a0S 

Preservation o£Materlals 

LSVr¢^:r.e, C. A. 

CZSII:IEC:'iI'C[i, SI2P.ILYZl;:LOt:, E4'J PF.GSEGBGT+"Oil, 

h^ C. A. Lec-eado, aud S. S. Eiock 

1968 .808 Pugea 

Liri: and Pcbigcr 


Phxle_:7.pht^

. 50269 9824 8rescivetio:i of nwtoriels. 

onnonrizP?r,n 

National Researclt Council. Prevention of De.erioralion 

Center. 

Deteriorofion of materials: causes and prevrnlive lechniques; 

a collaboration nr.der the joint anepices of the Services 

TccLnical Committee of the Dept. of Defense (contraet 

no. T7onr-39197) imd the Prevention of Detcrioration C+nter, 

Division of Chemi;try and Chrmicnl Teclmolagy, Sational 

Acndemy of Scienees-Nntimml Resenrch Council. 

Edited by Glenu A. GrcalLouso and Carl J. \\'essel, director 

and associnte director,respectirely, Prevention of Deterioration 

Center. New York, Rcinhold Pub. Corp., I951. 


( Contimu.vl on next cxrdl 

6,^

^:x 

Sr.3 aaiiRhRdtit^lA4'i^flil.^.. . 

(1969) 

0 4 i) (t t` !) ,--?. 'l. 0 7 

i 

50269 9825 

,iatry, L. V. L. 

r^ Pi,&SE!;L•t.TYOM & STO.^,kG}; OF CnSi1P9.7 G°Yt.C 

.11liC6 & IiS HLtin.'G, by L. V. L. S?sv.r;•, 

.. ... Ci.4w .^... ^y• .^. .. cû^..^s a.a_ 

C•'. G. Szdu91p1 

1/3;•.-3a (tio.•. 1S6s? 


50269 

• 

{ 

9826 . . . _ 

R7C NeC -73 

G.S.LP•î:r.tia.15.r.t)+g-ti^ lat^.'.;_ 

" nrsl:,trnf A\'D Mcsrnv, VOL 15 , al . \xaf 1970 

S.P. 

Comparative Studies on the Fflec:---of 

,^îwês-ana Chemicals on Food 

ôlours in Coloured Foodstuffs 

D[AT11i\V, A. If. 1fURI:f:R)LE " & 

S. \. >II7'RA 

Central Pood Laburalory, Calculla 

N.cv.nlpt u irrd 14 Argmt 1969 

ThC stabflfty Ors'arfOUS pCnnltted food eulours 1S In(hêtlced marhedly 

by titCother factors rresent in or anded to foodstulrs, such as aclds, 

sa11a, redutin$ su$ars, preservnrlves. etc. The rclati- stabilitles 

uf 10 tonvnen food colours-rlmaransh, Ponccau 41t, en'throslnc, 

eorntolsine, lartrazine, SunsCt yc110sr, Fast Red E, inAi$O r. n.lnc, 

Rhodnmine R and _NIetanll Yctlo.r lea- been studicd unncr ,lit[c,ent 

eondltlons. Erylhrosine and lihodamtnC IS have bcen found to be 

the most stable dyes and tnuigo r mine, the least stable n. ' 

HE eommonly used food eo!ours- The actual chemical d}'eing dees not .ale 

coal tar dyes-fall into 4 broad ttasses place trEeon the food is artiliciailv co!oure•1; 

aeeording to their ehemtcal strrc., nther 8tc food rnaterials bccome stainc! 

_-_--.-.^._...^. .._..•-_____._._.-.--•._.._..._.._-_---^„_ 

. ^. _- - . _. ... 

oâ n 0 n0 2 22001 


PRESERCATIIBS/FLONR/SNACK F00DS/ 

50269 9827 

FOOD TECNNOIAGY REVIFW NO. 20/PATF.NTSr-FOOD/BP.LAD/ EPNLSIFIERS/ 

370 BAKERY PRODUCTS 

1975 " A ^.'a.5t Leavened 

PDDL (;y 

jJ / 

0 .ln nn,01 2> G 9 

D.J. De Renzo 

NOYES DATA CORPORATiON 

Park flidCe, New Jerw London, EnDland 


1975

50269 9028 

HARERY/R",TENTS-PDUn/BREAD/PASTflTES/LEAVENII.G AGENTS/SHORTENING. 

EMULSIPIERS/PRESERVATIVES/ 

P00D TECHNOLOGY REJIEW NO. 26, 

370 DOUGHS AND BAKED GOODS 

De 

1975 

PnnL 

Chemical, Air, and No-n-Leavened 

D.J. De Renro _ 

NOYES DATA CORPORATION 

Pbk nidW, NrirlnrmY London, Enyl,rd 

^ ie76 

..•,^,,•.,F,^r,w±am^Y. ' C-,^.a.^.:^:.s; .^^^,-^;R ^.. .-. ._. - -- 

a n n n n,, ... 2 2 1 

j 

^ 

-._.. 

n }fi 


. _ r.:a^n:pg_,•j, 6., 


'e"'0

50269 9830 

^=OaP--RyR^YSrî1^tONOf/GFÊ^tL/COGo.a/ôFi ^Ff` y^ ONiRy 

^: :..... ...... ._. ___ 

^ ROD:fEF3- ^^Gr•^Yt'^^îr.+/T"^". 

^'^ 

l^ / .^' - `. Tî•'.C'uil.r^l^^/!-^ 

piLTS/ PRC- rcrty.vT,vES sua r^= q.^ 7;t'^Q

. 50269 9831 

1TV 

1990 Preaervaciv^ ^.^ 

. . 

. 

. . . . 

La 

0 A i1 0 0 0 2' 2 2 :i 

Latr•eaao, G. A. 

DIS1MF5(:xEUJ, 

by C. A. LaIrctnaa, sn, S. S. 1L:teck 

1963 

EcJ Psgou 

Lâ art1 kcbi8c3z 


Ph:Ice.-:pt^_^

0 E n 0^ r7 7 2 2 1 4 

50269 9832 

TP Reddish, George I'ultz, 1694- ed. 

990 Anliaepties, disinfectants, fuunicides, and chetnic;J and 

R physicnl sterilization. 

611 p. lllus. 24 cin. 

Philadelphia, Lca fi Febiger, 1951. 

1. nati5ept(c'n 2. DlstLreeuon end disinfeCtante. 3. FanplGd", 

9. Sterlllzatlou. r. Title. 

RA7G1.R4 615.778 R.'.-95501 

LlLrary of ,^,re.u Cl \.^j1q7, 


^ •o •a •a:.:;'e,_:coao3Y:^ 

Tat_ayc^^ â ::c';3aSqToa V 

OL6': 

•n.".;;1 do;^:a1 n6a 

'aoi^Ta'La cor:;â;a;ay a:auFag •u^xo^;xsd^ 

^c::; :?r; 1rn; _ ^:^ qoaean; a o^ 

uaavgo,i, criac:ây '2' ^ Gq °Â3C.'i•fJ;^S.Trid 

ao;:^:+.'LO ao*_5sa:asn. 

e:°rxaFag 'a7^n:rsy.tadad xaas:u^r:aê.t•^ 2anpoa,t 

pwu iia;zaooaz7 ••03 ooarir4oy opyca4021 • f•U • d• S 

(0L6T) 


G U U J U V 0 

I.. . 

EEB6 69ZOS

^,, ' in !l i! (1 'l. 2) i 1 (, 

xx 

UnC6 Preservatives, v. 2. 50269 9834 

rerio-, rood a.nd At;rur.lrure Gr,r,nnir.a-- 

:tcn 

.,i 3.C;;'1CISTO^.c POF. ?DT:::T7T.' '.. . C^2TY G7 `'0^.U - 

...., . _ . .. , i'Oi. L .. . 'r;7r. . .. ., .... ,.^. .., . ... 

1^:62 1`.6 p. (9u1. 1) 1S: r„ (Vol. ', 


50269 9835 

0 4 r 0 ,Z tl ;. 2 '.'. 1 7 

Xx ~ Presor',at14os. 

Nalo 

- US National Researclt Council. Food Frotcction Committec. 

T7to use of chemical additices in food processing, 1Cnshin^ton, 

Nationnl Academy of Scieuces, \ational liesc:u-ch 

Council, 10u6. 

vn. 91 p. 25 cr.r. (Nstlonot Resenran Councu. Rlrolicouon 9o9) 

"ComPilcd by the Iôêl TeebnoloE)' Subcounnittce of the I'ond 1•rn 

toctton Cowmlttec." 

I. Fbml 1nd:t

50269 9836 1 PRESERVATIVES/FOOD--PRESERVATION/ 

1 

TP 

370 

Y0 

1980 

PB80-80+1958 

Sorbic Acid in Foods (Citations from the Food Science and 

Technology Abstracts Data Base). 

Mar 80 

C. Gilbert Young, 

New England Research Application Center, Storrs, CT. 

National Technical Information Service, Springfield, VA. 

Report period covered: Rept. for May 73-Dec 79 

Sponsored in part by Natlonal Technical Information Service, 

Springfield, VA. 

The use of sorbic acid as a food, beverage and wine 

preservative is covered In these citations. Methods of 

manufacture and introduction into food products, toxicity, 

shelf life, and measurement and analysis techniques such as 

. Q. colorimetry, spectrophotometry and liquid chromatography, 

are described. The effectiveness of sorbic acid in reducing 

^ . ' the levels of fungi, molds, yeasts, nitrosamines, 

, microorganisms, flourescenes, staphylococcus aureus, 

clostridium botulinum tozin, vibro parahaemolyticus, etc. is 

discussed. (Contains 200 abstracts). - 

1 ` 

b' ^q n r0 r, ^ 2 2 2 1 t^ 


o;InOn0272i9 

Pzesezvetiv_s--P.4hesives--}9naufnctu:e=s. 

F;`GuixOn 1:, Putricie (¢d,) 

AU.fi£SP.T RAVJ t4lYr-SIAIS 11M1tiDR00^v 1561>, 

1464 1?4 p^ 

Fndalo Fablisblag Co, F;a::vta{,nsidc, N. J. 


Ref 

TP 

j370 

^ Cu 

Preservatives, Chemical 

50269 9838 

Guteho, H. 

blccho].ic Vr_it beveragos, 1969 by H. Gateho. 

.. _.. . J, _. _r. ,^ra 

333 p. iii::G. 28 cc. 


. -^,._-,..,^,.-• F..-•:,r•+^ 

.

(jiSGZ) 56°7; (C -"i) a7 °bTrz cnoy eqaol, 

( g °II) °Occgg >sn3 °w;.; fssa•CY 4D3QapK3 

't;U1:iY'a7.':V ; 7.3 S.Td&L•iA0C4 ^:iLLiL+'dG3F1d 

epsrlâc3S Io noaanil YzaoVVej '8 'n 

I^ G G z u^^ u u r o 


6f06 69ZOS

Y. 

UnA3 

50269 9840 

The PrRStak+et'a Cav2,iccion on }ieart Airjeem:. 

Calacar ar18 ;:t:v:f• 

!t I:;Y:cei'.^T. £^.;»ztsL`5 ^0 fa'.":n*R tP4T.% 1vm9a, 

C 5:..... A3!Tj 

155!s 114 np, 

4'ashin3tion, D. C. 

0 ,A,ri n i o^12!22 


50269 9841 RJR CLASS NO. TEXTEIOOK G!C 73 Un 1975 

U.S. Congress, House, 94th.Washington, DC. 

Hearings before the SubcOMMittee on Energy and Power of the 

CoMMittee on Interstate and Foreign CoMMerce, House of 

Representatives, 94th Congress, 1st Session on the Potential 

Econonic and Social IMplications of the Sudden Decontrol. of 

Donestic "OId Oi1", July 11, 14, 28; Sept. B. 9, 1975 

U.S. Gouernnent Printing Office.Washington, DC,75.(IN : EN(;,) 

• ISN = 6142 

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50269 9842 

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80 II Dn 

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1979rA 

Council on Environmcntal Quality 

Eactvdve O(flce of the Pmident 

722 Jackson Place N.W. 

r._ 'Oashington, D.C. 20006 


50269 9843 

0 4 f) o 

C.12TER, JI""tY/U. S. COPEP,1IME9T PUDLICATIRNS/ 

EI4DARGOED FOR REI.EASE 

Ut1TIL AF'fER THE DDIEFING 

IIEDNESDAY, OCTODER 31, 1979 

Office of the White House Press Secretary 

79 I Ca 7NE NH11'F. HOUSE 

October 31, •1979 

----------------------------------------------------------------- 

BA:F.CROUND 

^PACT SflM^T 

TNE'pMSMEWSINDDSTRIALbINNOVATIONINITIRTIVESC 

The President icitiated a"Dorecstic Policy Revie>:-' I. April 

1978 to Idedtify appropriate r,overnment actions in connection 

w'th innovation. The President asked the Secretary of Commerce 

to lead the Review. The charge given the Commerce Department 

ras: "Nhat actions should the Federal governnent take to 

encourage industrial innovation?" During the course of the 

Revievr memhers of the Administration consulted u:th hundreds 

of groups and individuals from industry, laoor, acad^nia, 

xnd public interest organizations. SvpBestions embodied in 

tari f-ce reports were rendered by 150 of these pcople. 

Their rcrc^nendations have been revieu^d and analyzed by the 

(^ Pq^sidr.nGq Yq c!;petiQc, recortn=.ndations ultinately sclected 

hy thX'Prf 0SAent a^"des;gned oithcr to develop a missing 

rezource or influence deeisionnakersin the direction of tnnovatic 


i1 

50269 9844 I;eBl 21N,YiEBT-D&4I'E•E;N13a4 dNhVeL. 

^3(1968) 

The R6ckeYoJ.7.ar Fooratatton 

11i THE PRPSTUE:T:''8 fiEtiSEii 6 FSSiUAL I'''POP.T 196T,M-" 

. .!^ . 253 Pa;?s 

The 2ocke£eL1er Fauneation Nc-.a York, Ncc* Ycrt: 

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50269 9845 

PiBsideri&, Sci' -'- ' Et.4g;• 

'Env1rQ/,tl^nbA'6 i$ • ._ 

1b .ep, Jchu W. (U. - S. Prealdent's Scienea 

6lvisory Co:ci.tttea, Environ^-ntnl Po7.l.utioa 

Pr-ic-1 (Chsirmnn)) 

Ei;ST0711:G ;.;:E aarJ:lxr OF OUR .:702nC1-i:lEi:T 

2965 317 paP,ea 

U. S. Presi.'.=e'a Scier.ce Advisory Cuwilttee, 

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2 2 2 > 7 


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50269 9846 ^ Un0 

1 ReposÔ€i 

0 4 f) [1 n 7:? 2 2 

L. S. Preaident's Scie:tce :.dv:sozy CcmatcG=e 

1!AND.T.ING OF TOXiCOLn^rrAi 

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50269 9848 

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17ROL'2SIS 09 AC£TYLEYE OVER [;&TaLS, by 

A. E. B. °eosland a!:d P. L. Halkez, Jr. 

Cn:bon 7(ltu. 1) 1-8 (Feb. 1969) 


50269 9849 

RJR CLASS NO. PiJuÎfLET 72 % St 

Steinfeld, J. L.; Horn, D. 

(U. S. Dep. Health, Educ., Welfare, Pub. Health Scrv., Nat. Clearinghousc 

Smoking-Health) 

PRESSOONFEREVCE.pYeTY.ki,$9RGEO^^_.CrF,SF.RqL'S REYOR; OYS:f0K1S8,AVO. HE:.LTa. 

U. S. Dep. Health, Educ., Welfare, Pub. Health Scrv., Nat. Clcaringhouce 

Smoking-Health, Washington, D. C., 35 p. (Jan. 10, 1972) (in English) 

*1972, No. 2, W 493* *lm* 


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50269 9850 

U.S. COVF.RNPn;NTS--PERSONNET: -DIRF.CTORY/ 

U.S. CON^.RESS, 110USE/I.r.S. CONCRESS, SENATE/ 

bEMOCRATIC PARTY/REPUbLIC.W PARTY/ ^....^ 

U. S. POLITICAT. LEADEGS( 

RQF WHO'S WHO !^ ® 

151 Wh 

1975 IN AMERICAN POL ITICS 

FIFT}17.DITION 1975-1976 

Edited 6yMUES CATTGLL,PRESS: 

Consulting Editors 

EDMUND L.IIENSHAN,Jr., 

. Exe

50269 9851 

Paper Pylachzue 

Wet •Press illaiiu al 

AProjett of the Pressing and Drying Committee 

John F. Atkins, Editor 

1'APPI JIO\OGR-1rli SERIES No. 34 

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50269 9852 . 

NEWSPAPERS/ 

Carmody, Deirdre (New York Times, 2/4/78, P. 1) 

THE PRESS: PROFIT AND LOSS- : 


50269 9853 

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Tobscco Induetry desevrch Ccmnittce 

TII?C [Z;IW5 RP:7 SC.SS, 

19;6 to .to 

Hill and Rncwlton, Inc. Naw York 


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50269 9055 

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50269 9856 

75 VIII Re-80 S.P. 

• RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLE'f 75 VIII Re-80 s.p. 

Ricftmond, W. S.; Stevens, W. S. 

(Upholstered Furniture Action Coonc., High Point, N. C., U. S.) 

sgRBSrVVXtEft(iT"OBWILLIAHSS;RICFHIONDAND WILLIAMS: Sf BVENS: a 

Upholstered Furniture Action Counc., press statement, 2 p. (Apr. 19,1980) 

.+c havc aoMed cSC eigarettc tndvstry i 

te }oin , a ..ntin., in s orinv a rcn t-ro,occ 

ac tno tiationai nnrcau of standeeds hey iuvc acceytca. 

Others in tl.c eo.iscrti- a.c the l-icrican Textile Yanu- 

factvrcrs Institute, tFc natio:ai Cotton Courcii, Cotton 

Ineoraorated and tt.e Decorat:ve 

The eor.sorticm vil: support a re.earch as_oeta.e 

at the tiBS whese"solo function it will Le to ic:entify tce 

renaindet of the p-blem in ter:.is of the rpcrv prod- 

o. spon.o and -R a-eeaosite solutf.r. to the l1a-::nEilitv of uphelstcred lurnit:irc. 

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1 - I ECD:;CftIC kaALYSIS CF THE TD.'.fCCQ LEAF PPC'"JD 

TDCACCD i':IECFf:CTURI::C li7CCSTRY FRC1 1:77 CY•;F;%ED TO PCEVIDUS YElPS, "iTH SPECIAL 

P.EFEP.EaCE TO QJE_EC. 

*(La production de tatac a echance a toute intereperie.;+ 

La Presse 1^71, n.n. (f•n. 197" ?1 _ in ^r^^ h 

Includes tablcs and ^rr.nhs giving the folleving infn:--:tion: 

Canadian cigarette prices conper^d to cost of livinc, ci?arette cos-, :':ro'r.?r drnan 

by taxes, ranufacturinn costs and profit, leaf production and export„ c.;rCer of 

cigarettes sold, nu^.Ier of sro'r.ers and their trcakdmm by sex, etc. 

0 A n(1 0 0 2 2 2 3 9 


50269 9858 ^ 

PJR CU'.SS W. PnrPHLET 76 XI Pe-73's.p. 

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La Presse 1972, n.p. (Aun. 1978) - in French 

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5D269 9859 

79 X Re- -80 

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S.P. 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 X Re-80 s.p. 

v5wiss Press 

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ATTITUDES OF THE SWISS PRESS TOWARDS SMORINC AND 

HEALTH AND OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST. 

•(L6%P?LSbB`Sff1s`^6^2E 

Swiss Press, Annual Report (Apr. 1980) (in French 

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'K02.-T:SOF.AII CrI::'Stl.L co ::+i'd•3.L 40 S3P.lY.u".115 

u0399FmsaO 3o'Sxay en92SS PoaSoII up 

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1909 

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INSTRIMENTS/ 

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50269 9862 

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Cl,OREI I17 TfiP=LIM F(Lpm. 

MnL-rinr A, 

Pli..SS7.l,u tV C!II ESE M1,80JX CLO'`H IN 

resr-LT.l(U sOM3. 

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TS 

2240 

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75 1 Pr 

' .. „ 50269 9864 

BIBLIOGRAPHY--MARRETING RESEARCH/ CONS@I6R BEF!AVIOR/MAR.CETING P.ESEAr',CH/. 

BEHAVORIAL SCIENCE/ 

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY RELATED TO PERCEIVED PRQDUCT QUALITY: 

SELECTED REFERENCES 

. 

.1Âik^J^"sT^^s. 

Graduate School of Busine.t 

Univetsity of North Ccrolina at Greensboro 

1974 

CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH ' . , 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 

GREENSBORO. N^^H^ OLINA 27412 ^ 

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.. . ._ . . f0 . .. ^ ' 


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BIBLIOGRAPHY--pIARKETING RESF.ARCH/CONM!ER BEHAVIOR/MARKETIVC RESEARCH/ 

75 I pr REHAVOIRAI. SCIENCE/ 

SELECTED READINGS RELATED TO PERCEIVED,PPODUCT QUALITY 

M11tb^tt'r^PieiiFey^ "'^--- 

Graduate School of Business y 

Ursiversity or North Caroiina at Greensboro 

11Oa^ 

Apler^ 

P 

1974 

CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 

GREENSBORO. NORTH CAROLINA 27412 


1

Prychiauia c9in. 7. 89-100 (1974) 

50269 9866 

TYPES OF POLYGRAPHIC REACTION TO INDIVIDUAL-SPECIFIC STRESS: 

AN E%PEkIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON PATIENTS WITH NEUROTIC 

DISORDERS - 

Polygraphische Reaktionstypen auf indiridualapeziftschen Stress 

Elne eaperimentelle Untersuchuny an Patlenten mit neoroY hen Stoningen 

E. Mulfee; b: lrYeitlacM, P. Sthusrer und KG. 2rtpotocrky 

Aur der hychiatrischen Unversitatsklinik, Vlien (Vorstand: Unir: Prof. M. i, Berner) 

AArnace. Thirty-two puiems with neurotic, particululy polyphobic, disotden were 

poyVaphia ây inreetgated (aa reguds their EEG. heart rart, respiratory nte• skln tesir 

untt and bllnkin rate) while at rest and while eapoted either to nonspecifc or to patientlpecif 

verhal stimulation. The peychophysical values thus obtained were compared with 

daU obtained from a Ibt of psychic or well as autonomic rymptoma The m entlonal 

datnortic utegoeier of the nemotes did not mrrespoM to any typical physfologinl 

pnems; but rome such pnerne do appear to be linked to cntain abnormat affective states. 

000nr10:22a8, 


50269 9867 

III Du2 77 S.P. 

Pressman Enterprises, Lexington, Hass. 

Interim scientific rept., 23 Apr-1 Jun 72 

AUTHOR:4Pressman,Jerome.' 

C0121L2 PLD: 4A, 13D, 55A, 68A DSGRDR7302 

May 72 58p 

CONTRACT: DOT-TSC-369 

tlONITOR: DOT-TSC-369-2 

ABSTRACT: The report presents recommendations identifying areas for 

further necessary study of natural stratospheric chemical dynanics and 

the perturbations that might be induced by the exhaust emissions of 

aircraft flying in the stratosphere. (Author) 

DESCRIPTORS: (+Supersonic aircraft, Aeronomy), ('Stratospherp, 

•Aeronomy), Reviews, Reaction kinetics, Atmospheric motion, Ozone, 

Oxygen, Atoms, Water vapor, Carbon dioxide, Carbon ¢onoxide, Nitrogen 

oxides, Particles, Air pollution, Exhaust gases. Photochemical 

reactionry 2:o ect planning 

r^nnn;?a. 1^ 

IDF.NTIFIERS: Oxygen atoms, Aircratt c^xhaust 


50269 9868 

t. n .e«.w.Three (3) 

. c.......,.•.....,..... ,^y. .a. 

tteI92a1 ttPCP1 tf•MU•PO l.Ttt r•ct -"` 

& r..,...1s.t..^. Survey of Stratospheric S• R'•«iD•" Jul 3 

Aircraft e7ake Chemical Dynamics ., r«,.^..,o.,....,..,c... 

i.MVfJ .. . 

JeromePressman 

t.r«4+.+,0.,..•...•.P««•r^.. 

p^g^S9 3 

r. r..w... o,.:...,... n.....^ ..o... s. ..w w.... 

Pressc+an Enterprises 11 c.,,,..•«c,.^w 

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4 Fessenden t7ay 

Lcxinaton, Mass. 02173 

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fr 

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13, r,,..,P.,«, I..,....c....., 

It S..«,,..^.."^.^•.«^•. Interim Scientific 

Department of Transportation Mav 23-JUly 23, 

Transportation Systcros center ^^ ^,•«, ^^ , t,^ 

Cambrit3qe, Mass. " 

[s. sorww.. •.. 

It. {t.wwP 

T surveyand critical evaluation of inforr.iation 

pcrtainin9 to the stratospheric aircraft wike 

chemical dynar..icz inclcding both the hydrodynamic: 

'and. chemfQtr)P of; tt.e pheno:::encn.. 


2

50269 9869 

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S.P. 

1. eno. N.. 

7. c..w.w. A.......n N.. 7. .w . c.,.b. N.. 

One (1) 

4. 7111. wy S411,I. 

7 

Survey of Stratospheric 

Chemical Dynamics 

...;.. c.« 

7. A..A.A.1 

♦Ierome°s'PrYls-tstoalY:w: 

1. /.,I.rwln. 0-I.ni.. N...- 1ur... 

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DOT-TSC-369-1 

10. i.M1 U•;. Nr. 

Pressman Enterprises 

4 Fessenden Way 

Le%inqton, MasS. 02173 

°• °i"'°"•' 

DOT-TS('-36Q 

1 7 . Trr. .l c...i.f 

12. S,.n..•in.A,.n.,N...... 

Department of Transportation 

Transportation Systems Center 

Cambridge, Mass. 

/S. S.rrl.n.o.wt N.... 

0 4 -o p n 0 2 2 2 S 1. . 


Interlm Scientific 

F b 23, Apr. 23, 

14. S«•...... •+-,c...

i 80 I I Ey.-81 5. P. I I 

•;^ (` ^^ /,. 

50269 9870 : --bwzmarionalJoumalofObesirv(1981)5 Suppl 1 51-67 

/P.x.essoUactors-and caddioyascular pressor-:. 

r.epo^si^^ne5s Xasential hypertension^ 

P. WEIDMANN 

Medizlnlsche Polik(inik, University ofBerne, Freiburgstrasse 3. 3010 Berne, 

Svitzerland. G, ^ V&33=8'"q 722" 

Summary 

The sympathetic system, the body sodium-fluid volume state, the reninangiotensin 

system, functional and structural characteristics of the heart and 

blood vessels, and some other components are important complementary factors 

in blood pressure regulation. A deviation from the normal equilibrium among 

these components, with a persisting non-physiologic increase in pressor factor(s) 

or in the ltasal vascular tone andJor cardiovascular reactivity to pressor factors, 

leads to hypertension. This review discusses recent obsen•ations and concepts 

regarding the roles of various pressor factors as well as cardiovascular pressor 

scspqnsiveness in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension and in the antih)^pahensive 

mechanism of diuretic trcatment. • 

0 4 0 0 tt 0 2 2 2 5 2 


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50269 9871 

THICRN014GTERS & T1IEAMOMETRY/F1.UID DYNAMIC NGASUREMCNTS/ 

271 Fun.damen.tals of Teml,erature, 

iBe 

1977 hressure and: low Measurements 

sccONU en.7roN 

P.nbcrt P. Jtec:cdict 

Tc[!ow Afrcimnicat J3nginrcr 

Wcstinghomrsc Jileurir Corpnration 

Steam TmLinc Division 

Adjur:ct Profcuor 

of hfc.han•rcal Enginccring 

n,rx^rl urlinrr.aty - 

1?nr.ing Collrgc 

J'Gilarlalphia, 1'cnnsy!rarria 

A \1'ilcY•interscicncc PnLlicntion 

JOIIN \VlLlil' & SONS 

New Yor1c . I,ond^n . 6ydney . Toronto 


50269 9872 

r-. 

Ej 

WATER--TREATMENT/PRESSURE/CASES/CAS PIPING/CONVERSION FACTORS 6 TABLES/ 

GASES--THERNODYNANICS/FLUID FLOW/ 

TP 

242 Na 

1972 

PDDL 

Engineering Data Book 

Published as a service to the natural gas processing 

0 4 n 0 0 02 2 2 S q 

and related process industries 

by the 

Natural Gas Processors Suppliers 

. Association 

808 Home Federal Building 

Tulso, Oklatwma 74103 

Compiled and edited 

In co-operation with the 

Natural Gas Processors Association 


Ninth Edition 

1972 

1cvm.,y, ^m 

s...ae r,:.:e, ron

3oc d^ rry^S%Rai^^ I"^^rF'cKarca^t= 

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/fCG6LFRAT/IUfDItP/,h GE.M04L1EU6G/ 

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10 4 0 0 00 2 2 2 S 5 

11 

HARRY N. NORTON 

Jer Preprdrfon Laborafory 


50269 9874 

72 IX Te-76 RJR CLASS NO. PA1iPHLET 72 IX Te-76 

{ Tennessee L>etmn Kodak Companq, Kingsport, Tenn., U. S. • _ 

`-," ' •. TYPE II TEC FILTER ROD PRESSURE DROP TESTER. _ . ' •' ` " 

^ - • Tennessee Eastman Kodak-Co., Kingsport, Tenn., 9 p. (1976) (in 

English) . .. . .. . 

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0 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 5' 6 


50269 9875 

QD - . 

4531JP 

L471 

. /SURF}Cg PP.OPFRTIES/.- 

CHEMISTRYr PHYSICAL AND THEOP.ETICAI./fE"ffERATURE MEASURP.MU:NT/OSMOTIC PRESSURE/ 

PRESSURS/VOLUME/MELTIPG AND FREP.ZI\GTENPERATORES/--FREE2Ii:G-T£'IP£RKfUPES/ 

BOILING AND CONDENSATION TEMâERATUP.ES/CONDENSl.TION TEMPF.RATURES/SOLUBILITY/ 

CALORIMETRY/THERMAL ANALYSIS/ TECHNiG1UES OF CHEMISTRY 

DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL A.4ALYSIS/ 

SURFACE AND INTERFACIAL TENSIO_N/ voEDerE I 

PHYSICAL METHODS 

rmrwa^ ' 

ARNOLD 1VEISSBERGER 

AND 

OF CHEMISTRY BRYANT W. ROSSITER 

.. N(VCfOR^n. •c rouFnt [ ' ONVLLT[LY MiSm AtID ÛONINIm 

^ • - 

mm^n. OF T[fnnlqUE OF ORC^Wic cx , 

Npi.N6 i. )NYtICLL NRt100.5 OF OAGANIC WFMSRY 

PART V 

• - De(enninalimlofThennodynamie.andSurface 

PFopcrlies 

WILEY•D.'(ERSCIEKCE 

A DIVISION OF 1OnN WILEY R SONS, INC 

No+'Yoei • I.undon - Sydney Tumoto 

0 4 n 0 n Ci 2 2 2. S 7 


50269 9876 

39 

1974 

,,U 

l1tiASUREMENT/ TULR:fOifF:TP.RS AND TIII:Rl10P1I:TRY/PRF.SSURF--1fEASUPE?.,.NT/ 

UNITS/ PIIYSICAL ?fEASURFitF.NTS/CONSTANTS/t7LTRIC SYSTEFVCALORIGS/ 

Fundamental Measures 

i {- ^v F Aula: 

onsLalrLs Fredcrf 

1111v>.V 

0 400 rl b 2 2 2 5 R 

.for bclence 

and Tecl-nnology 

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50269 9877 

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i 

2 .$ANIIS: °ÎLeÎ'EFu Â.FFEGT iV6•CGLLISI(tfi. AIAMETERS:. - 

(1968) 

Eatou, A. E. 

P,LSSURE 6•P.o1.r,;szCvA L'TULSL3 CO S B:u.TIQ°-:^.OFaPIr:? 

$h;7:S. II. YIO; . ^tr,.ir•,•fi C:î,?:_,.^G:: ^:T_G,..,._., . L; 

U. R. Eefcu eeQ H. W. ._.^masoa 

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76 XI-Re-79 CAFFEINE/TOBACCO--EXTRACTION/ NICOTINE--E3TRACTION/ 

50269 9878 

S.P' 

;i,7R CLASS'!0. F"'+!!LET 76 XI Pit-49 S.P. 

Schneid r G. 

It (P.uhr Univ Ccc um Ccmany) 

Pf'ESSC1tFîMSDGM'ES 1"I tFf^P'^ ^f'1iT"i AF(EIifE: EJ(TRACTION GF 1i:1fURAL 

SL95k^6'iEtCRtLfÂEvCt^tOt tOAS: 

*(Uruck lost Rikotin und Koffein. }laturstc;ff-Extraktio q im 

"uberkritiscF.cn" Zustand.)* 

tti:einisch-,le;traelischc Akad., Duesseldorf, Germany, p;po• (Feb. I779)in 

Ger.nan 

*Abstr. in: Tecespieyel 197n, n.p. (Feb. 10, 1979)' 

A discussien of the p,inciples, ndvantayes and application 

possibilities ef Uroducire solutions of irriscible liquids r:nd extracticn of natural 

substances at at•ove critical conditions. A t%aofold incr=ase of the pre-u•e of C02 

at aL•ove the critical tecner..ture (31°C) prcduc.es a thousand - ten th.,u;and fold 

increase i: the solubility of a natural su;utance in CO2. h!odern equ;pccnt can 

operate at tere. bet:•:een -2C3 and +400 and can m•oduce pressures up to 4000 atn. 

The principle is already ap.lir_d for th•^ practical extracîcn of caffînc rrom coffee 

beans and pres"ress is bei!in 

f. 

nade in extraction of nicotine from tobacco. 

-", 

o Q n 


50269 9879 

English) 

RJR CLASS NO. PWHLET 72 IX Te-75 

Tennessee Eastman Kodak ComPany, Kingsport, Tenn., U. S. 

NEW HEAD FOR CIChRETT^t,1L'^R ROD PFSE$$I).RFINSTRU:SENT. 

Tennessee Eastman'Kb^'aj Co., Kingsport, Tenn., FTR-38, 7 p. (1975) (in 

0 4 n 0 n;^ ;;: 2. 2 „ I 


2 IX Tc-74 50269 9880 

„_..._...__.__... ..^.5:)..:JACTTIiS:^:•r1`^-.RtiSI,S'f.4"iCE-fLICt,P".Y:^=^FIL"ff.C•.S`^ -r."'. 

PJA CLASS ::0. 1` :FG'klLi,T 72 IY Te-74 

T_canesêc La=:cr..an Co:^pam•, Kings?orc, Ienn., U. S. - ^ 

^r^sS+,^t^^c+u4T^r^m-Fxtsracs3nn4an+rr;a^w-^l'^RSrâe^SalxF.JU+^P 

STA.4DAi:diS*4'ORtLi4A,2c'4T9?KEtT£iLÂDUSp•• - . ^. . 

Tenncssec E.sc-:^-n Co., F:ingsport, Tenn. FTR-27, 9 p. (1974) (in Hnel`_sh) 

*1974, No. 4, q 1396+: *d^ 

Tobcao -.anufaccure (analysis): 

Cl rr (! (? P 1 ( i ;l 'J :^ ^) 


CIC.+RETTES--FILTERS--PRESSURE OROP/ 

50269 9881 

RJR CLASS NO. PAlff'RLET VI To 79 s. p. 

- . . . 

^ 

- 

Keith, C. H. 

(Celznese Fibers Co. Charlotte, N. C., U. 5.) 

. 

VI To-79 PTJ:SSCR^'`DF,bP^`r-FJAI7^lU%L. TIQ:SkIPS I:1'CICAI:F.TTEFILTER F,(U15.iLiD TO'SACC01 

.. _.._..._.:_..._ . 

_._ .. _ . 3 

S P 

• 'COLCRLê: S / r:t, tti 

Tobacco h m. Aes. Conf., 33rd,_saite, Lerington, Ky., (Oct. 29-31, 1979 

ing a llyuid dieplacn[ rlov eyetea, preasnre drop and flovn.easnrestnt. 

(in English) ua 

e per[oraed on flltemr er rude, [obnceu column+ sod nuirlcap111ary pressure drop 

+ndarda. IAa purpo+e of these nc surenents vas to deterntne the relative 

sontribu[lons If leofnar or viscaueaflov, Seec[lal or turbulent f1ov, and entry 

and ex3t effetta to pressure drop. Pressure drops t.crc obtained both by [orcing 

and drawing ai[ throufh the artiele. No dilference in preature drop net obtslned 

by either nethod pruvlded that the flav u+e the ++ue at a cocon yolnt in 

[he rod. this apect[trtion va eeeLsary because of the ehange In (lev rate 

due to gas expeoaion SnslJc [h

50269 9882 t'rosaure eaa!iremeutr v,l. 

_ - 

184 

J 

Sones, Ernest Beachcruft. 

Instrurtrent technolovy. 

Publications, 1U5- 

London, Buttorn-ortlLs Scientifi^. 

. . ' v. lllns., ai.b^ra 2(icm. 

^.' /a' f i rl n 1) J! i 

It1111eTFuLy: v. 1, V.3112-306. 

Co1 v. 1. Ucasurcinent of I^rc-aaure, level, tlnn^! tclnin•r.r 

ture. 

1.Eugineeringln:lrululx,ls. r.Tlllo. 

DIINiiân. Unlv. Ltbr: , 

forl,IbrarYOfCunen^^t i , 


saC;TS ARD 11f.1'SURAS/l.Intn:u:;--*ninSl!Y.1;n:â1•; 90LJP:r/ ;c;.^:s; 

50269 9883 l'RESSUE:i. MP'AS!'k::]!6:K:'/VdP01: iRiiCSUtt- ,/OSNO:;iiC PRFSS'•PF MI'ASURn-v_-/ 

:îD:VL-;JTATION/?I'lr,;Il'IC CItAI'ITi'/DI'tiSiTliF,---Uf.Tld6*;f:^.\'t'TU`!%SL'.".PA^1: 1'E;:SIOSi 

Q....... b ___ n L hSIOY NEASUIZEM6aT/VISCOS]TY--DICTE^ti!JATIOV/SOLUi:ILITY/ 

81 ':n 

1967 TR;Â''IUE QRANALYTICAL CII:EIMIS''RY 

.,..„,.,..,.., ,.... .. rnarf 

- $rl nof cf CFrmixrrp, l/nixrsily oJ •1li+mnmin 

rHroi;Y AND rrtacrrcE 

nodl'IIiLIPJ.F:I.l'I\G VQI,UlIE 7 SCCTI0:1D-4 

- De/wrOnrnlofCl.r,nislry,Unirersiryof5liahiycn., _ • - Classlcal Physicel Mer.hods 

nith the nssislnnvc or ERNEST li. SANDELL - _ - i ' 

' ' ' Sr6on! of Chrrni.ary, Unircrsill 1 J/innr.mm ' - ' , , 

INTUSCIENCe i+aRLISULRS /947 

a didsion of JoLn B'iley fi,Smu, A'ao YorR-London-Sydncy 

uA r, n nn 2 ) 2 5 i, 


0 Z n n n n.. 2 2 „ 6 

50269 9884 

( ^y._..:._..^..-.^•_ ---^....._^:^_`:.._,_:^:_^._.......:_.....r_... 

165 ..Pressure rceeaurement. 

Sa 

Sayland, H. A. 

PRBSSuP.E AidD I4S YEf.^.URRdE:7. A SASIC SYSTaiS 

Pi.eC!;:Jip il.dD 2a.17?i. IIO@S. 2 l'0:.û. 

1563 Vnrtrcale psgr-t 

L. T.. du?nat 8: tiuâviD rad Co. 

t?t1c£r.gton, Dclavcr.e 


50269 9885 

QA 

901 

Se 

U A l p r) f^ > 2 2 h 7 

;Y[easureN¢asureaent, v.3 

Sears,Hil1i`.^ R. 

AtRiOSL i'.:;fIR:S 0S S.`L^,Sll PT::BANUCS, Vol. x 

by Hiuia:. F:. Saneu e-: tiwitcri rei: Ii, 

1969 455 f:;;co 

Eaaual R^.,;.r.an, Ir,r_. 110o 


81 111 Sh 

50269 9886 

PRESSURE MEASUREMENi/ 

Jour. Fluid Mech. 7 550--564 (1960) 

The Influence of hole dimensions on static 

pressure measurements 

ByR.SHAW 

Department of )fechanical Engfneering, IIan-nity of Liverpool 

(Received I JWy 1959) 

The pressure measured at a static pressure bole did'era slightly from the true 

static pressure, by an amount which depends on the hole eize and shape. The 

present investigation extends the range of previous work to determine the error 

in static pressure measurement in incompressible turbulent flow. The observed 

static pressure was always greater than the true static pressure. The resulta are 

presented in dimensionless form ae a fimction of the Reynolds number baeed on 

hole diameter and friction velocity. 

n. 4 fi 0 n n.. 2 2 6 P. 


_

50269 9887 

TP PPessure roeLsurcnent,v:2 

9 

0 

....,.;..'•.r.:• .,..._^^-r.i^c•ir::_.,...^î ,,.,._.. 

C) 


0 -^ on fl O 227.0 

Ts 

50269 9808 

2e3 pre..ure ptpi,a. 

Antericstn Standards Assncialion. $cctional Commi'ttce on 

Cada for Prexaurc I'iping, $31. 

Arrrericnl stnndnrd rodo for pressure piping: power, industrial 

gns and air, re8nery and oil trnnsporlatio», district 

hcatinfi, refrigeration, fnLricalion details, materials, and 

appendis. Sponsor: The ,lmcricnn Society of 1\lechsnical 

Eny;ineers. New Tork, Arnericnn Society of DlecLnnieal 

Eq^,ineers 1151551 

13ap. mus. 2scm. 

"ASA R31.1-SeSu." 

1. I'Ire. 2, Pipe 1!nes. r, Amerlenu Soc!ct9 ot Dlechan!cnl ti:ngi- 

^ peor& r; Title: `(qde for pres3ere tdping, or. Title: t'ressuro p!DInS. 

TS280.,58 1955 ^1} 621.6672 65-4131 

Lhrnrr of Congress -- ,CGL'Si 


50269 9889 

^ -41nn f1 O%. 9.2/ 1 

vr.a>ure piping.-eude.. 

American Standards Aesociation. Sectional Commi6tee on 

Code for Pressure Piping, B31, 

American stnndiu•d code for pressluC piping: po"er, industrial 

gas nnd nir, re&nerr and oil transportation, disirict 

Lentin^r, rofri„eretion, fali`rication details, maferials, and 

appendix. Sponsor: The American Society of Mechanical 

Engineers. \c, York, ,lmcricnn Society of Jlcchanical 

Engineers 1955, 

130P- Iltus. 28cm. 

"ASA B31.1-1555:" 

1. PiPe. 2, 1'Vpo lines. r. A^ncrkvn SocietS of d7cehno:Icc1 XGInCerx- 

tL Tittu: Cotlc for 1'ressurc Dlt'in;;. Irt.'1t1c: t'ressnie piDlug. 

TS38O.A58 1955 621.6672 55-4131 

Llbrn'y of Ccneross `.3 ,50c2^ 


i: L:' G y!; U Uo 17 0 

•a •a .;^. 5 ,;:;;,.;;•: 

.^^...r...._ ....... .^...........e4 ..^ ........ :.. '. 

YTo:,.:,a •r : --- :â _ _ - , 

'V6 d 's,sGrr;a;[?:?^•r-p;Y 

,^:& 

cn u- o' - 

{sra qasrta9-,;i ' c:) o^--•Ce:L c'^,eêy . '9 dS 

(016T) 

3a11i 

xx 


0696 69ZOS

TP 

968 

Pr 

0 .i (1 f) ^1 () i 2? ! :i 

. .^ ,•er;^-:c:; Pir,: . . ^gr° . .,:r:


P,Er 

TP 

9 

U1 

1973 

50269 9893 

LIQUID-LIQUID .`+YSTLMS/1'LAS:1/ 

CIIGI9ICAL APPLRATliS/VACUUH TI:CI!NIQfES/PRF.SSURR TECI!NIQUES! R1iACTO1--DGSLG'.;Si 

COHVF.1'ING MACIIINERY/CP.YOG):NICS/RElP.IC;iI>,ATiON/E1.EC,!'P.OLYST4 / 

PflOTOCiIEHICAL REACTIONS/REACTIONS, CII6AIiCdL/Fl"R::ACES/FLUIDIZED BED/ N0M/ 

GAS PHASE REACTION--KINETICS /ACOUSTICAL MA13RIALS/INSULATION }iATEP.IAL/ ' 

Uihnanns Encylclopaîie der tcchnischenChemie 

ceF 

4., neuUcarUeitctc and envci,crtc Auflage 

HnnutLcgcFcn 

Band 3 

; Ver.falu-enstechnik II 

I11 

1977 und 

Yon Reaktionsapz,arate 

- 

I'rot. Dr. E. Nar2 m".6 Dr. 11. I

50269 9894 Preeua:•e tscitni;usy v.l. d. Q • {I'7: ! P-L;j 

±r) 0!1 Cl `/: J 2 7!i 

Uhnnnn, Fritz, 1S75- ed. 

Eucyl

50269 9895 

0 ,atl (1 !t ni2?_ i 7 

Pressura tachniguea, v.11. 

Encyclopedia of cbemical lecbnology, edited by Raymond E. 

Kirk and Donald R. Othmer. Assistant editors: Jmlet D. 

Scott and Anthony Stm:dcn. New Tork, Interscience Encyclopedia 

t191:7-: , 

t',. Illus. 27cm. 

Inclutks blbllo^raphles. 

Co^rc^rs.--v. 1. A to Aathrtni Wes.-v. 2. P.nthleuu tn cnrbon-nrc.- 

Y. S. Carbnu (cunt'd) to cln.^1,o7,hcn.-v. 4. Clneolc to Cestrnse-Y.:. 

ll4 to oxDlosllrv.-v. 6. 1:zptosices (cont'd) to turtural.-v. 7. !ur• 

naccs to lolite.-Y. 8. Iou CzChnnl;c to metat plntlng: Y. 6. Ye4 1 sucfoee 

Irentment to IMnlclllln.-v. 10. L'entncene to twlymeN(ne dy- 

Y. 11. t'UIYOl3 to rUtin. 

1. Cb-lsry,'LecLnlcal-Dlctionnrles. i. Flrk, tleStn„uJ Llicr. 

1800- ca. 

TPO.TsGS ^^1 GG0.3 46-234r.'.^• 

LlDrnr7 of Coug- ^ tr541'101 


3

72 111 rc 

DIFFUSIOSJ 50269 9896 

JOUR. CHEM SOC. FARADAY TRASS. I, 68 (100(1972) 

ressuroan^-Tem ^^ 

.^„^,,,._ pe.aturo-Aependeljeuolthr;Jc -dia•usion 

w^: . of Garbon T^trachinricle ° 

t^• 

By N. A. hlcCcwt' Ao:n L. A. \\'ooLe 

Di6usion Research Unit, Research School of Physical Sciences, 

Australian National University, Canbcrra, Australia 

Receiced 10th April, 1972 

A modified diaphragm cell method s has t..ron used to measure the self-diRusinn eocffieient of 

earbon tclrachloridc at 283, 29S, 313 and 32S K over the pressure ranges 1-769, 1-1216• 1-1469 and 

1-1475bar,respectilcly. TheseresultsareeomrarcdWilhlcssn:ter.s\'edatafromo:hrrmethodsand 

used with data reporled eLêw'I•.cre for benzrne ' and cy-clohexane' to test son,c eu:rcnt theuric.s of 

transporf. In a razt or the Swkes-rinsccin «RUion best agecment t-cen theory and experiment 

was uMained for ILe pscado-srhuirat mnlmuhs of earbon Iclra.chlorid< for schich eoiutancy of 

(Dy/T) is maintalned over the fu!I range of tcm,;ratcrc and pressnre. A eomparison of thc pressent 

esults with li:eraw¢ calues ealculmed front molecuixr dynami-^ of hard spheres s7mas that the 

density dependenc

50269 9897 '.^ 

/Composite Can and Tube Institute, PashinRton, D.F. 

CCT1 Standard 7esting Proccdore ^ Seplrmhcr 1976 

77 III Co . 

Pre^suir4;Yacuuin Reten tioa 

. "^:ODft'a3iTE^(:AN$?"" 

Index of CCTI Standard Testing Procedures. 

OBIECTIVE asm) or greatert and with a tip having a radius of 

approximately 0.1 in. (3 mm). 

To provide methods for checking the pressure or (2) For Alethod A. a pressure seamer capable 

vaeuum retention capabilities of individual com- of pressurizing cans to 8 psi (55 kPa). 

posite cans. Methods are provided for use with (3) For Method 8, a vacuum scamer capable of 

preuure or vacuum- closing equipment, or with 10 in. ]ig (254 mm Ilg) vacuum seaming. 

{ tonventional closing equipment. (4) For h7ethods C and D: 

(a) Conventional can closing equipment. 

(b) 

MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT wide? 

2 2 7' 9 , 

• 

' 

. 

^ .. .: . . . 


iI 

.. ^111

Prêsuro v©ssel. mtulub}.,_ 

50269 9898 

Sicmon, ICarl Otto Gustav, 1J03- 

\Inrnud for the derignu of fcrroug nnd nondcrrous pmsure 

vassels nnd tnnks, L.yKarl tiietnun. Dd ed. \IetucLen, A. J., 

K, Sicmon t11t1•?t 

-nl. ?A! IY. e. 7067 P. Inc1. 111u3, tnbles, din¢ra. 21 cm. 

Cm"t-tltle: ['n`^,.ure rersol iunuunl. 

luctudeacxtrn nmuberM f .ge-o:IIlhnircintrd. 

'•Iq4ereucrs" nt end of most of the clinPters. 

1. 1're"Gtre cC sels. _. Tanlcs. 1. 't9tle: 1'ressum -el "nnnusl. 

Ts-S.^,.S^ 1943- G41.1815 43-?3J14 

1.Wrury- of G.tnsress \'J p3dit 


50269 9099 

Ts 

9nj 

A 

0 4. 0 n t e 11 r 2 . 2 i. I 

Pressure 8^+^

1 50269 9900 

PRESSURE VESSELS/BROMINECOMPOUNDS, & BROMINE COMPOUNDS/BUTADINEE 

BUTADIENE/BUTANOL REROVERY DESIGN PROBLEM/BUTYL ALCOHOLS/CAFFEINE/ 

CADMIUM-/ BOILERS see PRESSUR€ VESSELS/ 

^ Ency¢;Eopedia of 

Mc ChemYcal Processing 

1977 and Design 

EXECUTIVE EDITOR 

ASSOCIATE EDITOR 

MARCEL DEKKER,INC. 

0 q n 0 n t7 2 2 2 R 2 

John J. McKetta 

William A. Cunningham 

Blowers to Calcination 

NEW YORK AND BASEL 


. 50269 9901 

TS 

283 

S 

0 [1 11 fl fl C7 ?) 2 i' 3 

hre3su:-a vesnls. 

Siemou, Karl Otio Gusfav, 1g0;- 

!rlnnual for the de-igu of ferrons and uon-ferrous' pressulE 

v^sels and Innk,, by F:ud tiienwu. ;d ed. Nfetuc6en, X. J., 

K. Siemon 1194?I 

1r'lll, 281 It. e.:>

50269 9902 

0 4 ri 00 ., .' 9 !. a li 

233 Prt59Yro v aels, Pip-a enA. 

A 

Aneric..n Soeiety o` F'eehanie-l E.,^tneers 

ASIÊ 0ÎLCR J.^:7 nRES51:aE YESS"L :C]E, 

SCCiIGII VI11, UI:FInEn FRESSURE VCS3EL5. 

Septrrber 1956 195 p• 

An^ric.n Soc. nf b'eel.^.nieal Engineera 

t:e„ Yerk 


/

50269 9903 

73. ... .. .. . .. . . . 

243 Prec9ure vesr.clsr Cniirxd-•-Car.iraetian cec's. 

A 

American Secleiy of I.•eeh.nic>] Fnînecra 

ASi'"e OOIL.1: Î:',`, PR:SSI:RE V_^.."EL CCDEa 

SEC1K^H Vllla CI:FICEV P:7CSS'JRE VESSELS. 

s-Pte..,b- 1955 195 P• 

Aeericnn 5 c. of ^•^ccl.anical Fngineers 

11ew York o 


îânn n()>>?et ; 

P;rt3sstu•d_eaCcs. 

New York (State) Univeraity. Bureau of induslrial and 

tecAnical cducalion. 

.,. Fmtdnmentalsof pressure and teniperature instruments. 

Prepared at the National defense curriculum laboralorc, 

Cornell nniversil,v, Tthaca, New York. Alhan}', The Ini- 

Versit•y of the state. of New York, the ctnte education dept.. 

Bureau of industrial and technical educntion, 1ll4.1. 

8 n. 1., 232 p. uncl. Illua., tnblcs, fom^n^, dinFrs, 9.8

0^+ r. 0 11 Cl 2 ^ 2' 7 

NVHigh vr sûrer v. 17 

?1iV/:[dCES IN CHFIICAL PHYSICS. V. g'-I^ 

hea :orJc, Ir:ceracicncc PuSlt:.hnrc, 

dicErs. 24 cu. 

V.1- 1. Frf.gogi;.a. 


-i- 50269 9905 ,;,,,..w,, 

i6

0.' r) f1 n 0 2 2 ^ t" S 

Annual review of physical cLemistry. Y. 1- 

1950- 

Stanford, Calif., Annual Reviews. 

v. illus. 23cm. 

t:dtror: fs;a G. x nmlerson. . 

1. Chemistrp, Physicnl and lLroret:ccl-YearbooGs. 2. Chernlatr7, 

Ph)'slcal and lLeoreti6^1-Itibl. l. ItoIlMXnn, Uerhard KruAn, 11^ 

ed. 

fZD1.A132 ,541.058 A 51-1658 

Mlllllesota. I.nlv . Lfir. 

forl,ILtaryofCongres3 51yr5,} 


CC 

453 

F 

^ E+i fl f? i) i 2 2 8 9 

50269 9907 

V 

- Fresi;ur.=s^ )Iigh--Ph..^r,ics.7, cheastry' of pro- 

Faraday Society, London, 

.,, oesaor.v."< 

Discussiona no.1- 

19d7- 

London letc.l 

no.lo v. Iilus ?bcm. 

1. Chemistry - Societlca. 2 Metellurgy - Soctetlea U. Electrocbemf 

at rY-Societ I es. 

QD1.F32 540.6242 61-26590 

Ltbrory• of Congre.ca 153h5t 


50269 9908 

Q d tl O rl (1 ;: 2 2 9 (1 

kressse-volte^:e-tcmperstt:re relaticnchfps: 

.1 

518 

p. 

Dreisbaeh, Robert Ric•Icert, comp. 

Arssure-volwnctcinpcrnture relatiwvlrips of organic 

colnpounds; a reference vohnvc for rendin^ direcUy the vnri• 

ntiori of vapor pressure with trmpcratnre of a colnpound 

belouning to one of the twenty-thrre Cos chart fmniLes ... 

3d ed. Smidusl

50269 9909 

QD 

518 

D 

U en n n n 2 2 2 9 1 

Pt;âcaure.vnltmrs.•tâc!St+luttiP^'reiaElyYzktiipe-of 

or.gntriv

165 

Sa 

0'! O 0 7(i ... 22 9 ? 

50269 9910 

rressure-a,dIts Menagomenc :Pane1 Book 

Sn7land, H. A. 

CD.6SSURP. G270 ITS Y,nFSI)P.PkiEtIT, A DASIC SYS7'c.^S 

rr:oCrA?fp f.1:D rANSY. IIC:D::. 2 VOLS. 

I4G"s t'ar).ouely ry;;;:d 

L'. :. duI''o:vC ee Uacû.:: rrd Co. 

4'finLugeon, Lsi^'.uara 


. ..,.--.^_-^,^...,....

50269 9911 

0 Q!i Cl f1 ii 

QC 

165 

Sa 

PRSSSURB AND YTS MEAS!:RE,MENT> A BASIC S\STE`tS 

PROCRtii; AND PANEL BOO[::-= 

Snyland, M. A. 

PP.ESS4BE AND I'a.7 KF.A.SLF,E,E:>i, A BRSIC SYS9'F:S 

PROGP.&14; AYD PA.EL BOOK. 2 VOLS. 

1763 Variorsly paged 

C. I. dnPont dz i:c.:.ura €ad Co. 

WLiminIItui. Delevsro 


^'a . (/^1.. /.acq5.: i7•u^yr .;. ..-Z v ( 'l^ ^^/-.7!'oL ( ^%'l.^ 1 

-50269 991 2 

^.^ 

// ^,'(• IJcnht 7rca1/ (Ien1 of I'ruhkrn (:hilJrcn n Icr l:elaminc Arnkaroio) 

^3 ^!r^ t+^r^^^ f' . ! I^ rf 

T. rbc rzdllnr. Thc oniclc. 'rres.uri.ed acrosols, a neu• look' . . D:I.RUNI1tii1; Iel(IIANU1iI.ING-vAN 

by hl. fl. Durr' c:dl. fnr nn c.cpression f n dilfcrcnt vicw• 11KINUF:It5.c1)NDl:ft-Kii'1'AfaIIh:Y 

p 

- 

pninl onm mbcr uf isu•. hc hax r.cd. Al thc .:rmc Iirnc• 

h npiniunrcF:irJing Ihc alacf: of n rcl:,l:unship bclwccn thc AN.UIBIP' 

• of rc.xunud nicn ., Jie 

tr:mr Iic:Ji;clncnc rr;it:lisyn mt noglnnx 

Jic ArinJcn c^h:inJcl. Na ening 

crd•rh,iJ uMoiircn1tic.vc. îrccaclipc 

BcdtdJ :n t:itl und..^r rl:wcli{.c ^vcrdosvinF 

In cqrniidJcl h.•h:,ndcl uord. \Ict pccslclik 

r I sn:^+tic.c Aindcr.. sel ns toccec Jat 'n 

d nn:Jpesic duiJclik nodiy i'. > ti'clfc rncl 

ndcn rinJ no, Jit xams naJir nm 

C^± (I c) n() a 2 " 1) Al 


. 

21 Seplembcr 1974 

S.-A. MEDIESE TYDSKRIF 

S. Mr. Ned. Jour. 48(46)1959-60(1974),.. 

xII 

SP, .°°Z 75 Pressurised--AerasOls, 

-AkNEW•LOOIi% 

M. If. DORR 

. ... :, Data available on the increase in sudden asthma dealhs 

-during 1981 to 1967 In a uber of countries do not 

'allew for the condemnallonnomf pressurised aeresols 

It appears that highly Q.-selectire pressurised aerosols 

(fenoterul and salbutzrnol) do not have cardiovascular 

aelinna. Doses 12 limes those repuired for bronchoditation 

do not effecl heart ra1u. It is a med that seleetive-6, 

adrenoceptor stimulsnta have a topical action on receptors 

L, the mouth and pharynx. A. this e umptien dees net 

explain the inmediate ectiun on bronchospasm and an 

uterinc motility in pretenn labour, the exiftence of s still 

unknown excluded. and hypothetiul reflex mechanism unnot be 

The topicxl actions and the minute doses absorbed 

render the inhalation of selective Rj adrenacepter stimulants 

very safe trcetmanL 

f' .t ,r n„,i ^: 2 2 9 


50269 9913

I 

50269 9914 

^ Brit. "ted. dqtlloa?l 

zN 

Gorrespondcnce 

J I G/ t, ^^$ ] , â p , lndevia an !S J• ven 

l Caeaaiiiaraxt"etnu,l ' 's 

' yJEmy^. ons Issued State w•herc thr 

mo 'lit is If 50 ITe,e 

t 

' 

. 

a ,ae n a 441 

palpi.aGons' and (ua dctnctabie 

0- o 

`' 'in 

r - y 

. ' 

SJVr.-7n 

s..•:..:• 

heart tat< nd puls< form. The

PLANTS--AIR POLLUTICN--EPFECT/ 

- ---- 50269 9915 - 

' 

ECOLOGY/AIR--POLLUTION/ENVIRONNENTAL SCIENCE/AIR--pOLLDTION--SULPDR OXIDES/ 

-'-1) 

" -- - ----- TECHNICAL REPORT DATA 

(Pleatt rmdlRCnuetiont oR the nve.re beJwe cc Mn;/ 

RA 

F IIIIORT N0. 

EPA-600/ 3- 

78 

02, 

2. 

PB 280 326 

76 

D 

TLE ANO SUBTITLE 

I 7he eioenvironmental Impact of a oa 

l -fi red Po•--° 

^' - 

REPORT CATE 

february 1978 

. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE 

I Third Interim Re ort Co s in Monta a 

'7 M^^ber 1977 .Saca [^ olrlwu.^ . i97K-P a 9 

78 '.^ AUINORI5^3ti^ ^1i,,^^, ry^ _P6-^s/â2 8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT N^ 

Edited by €rticnNWWYSitoiP and Robert A. Lewis 

p IEAFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME ANO ADO^REs^ 

U. S.(EPA)6n 3%iw .^Â.2 ^/`°` , 

Corvallis Environmeqtal Research Laboratory 

Corvallis, Oregon 97330 

P7_^Fdited byRobert A.Levis, Norman R. Glass and 

Same 

5. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES 

-^ AIIen S. LefoF.n 

0. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO. 

EHA.54,/E-AP-77ACV 

1.C RA T/ ANTNO. 

13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOO COVERED 

Interim 

14, SPONSORING AGENCY CODE 

EPA/600/02 

In thisisefies oi`^reôrfs, 4he,'Fir'stt?nt7rim Report is EPA number EPA-600/3-76-00f 

and the Second Interim Report is EPA number EPA-600/3-76-013. 


50269 9916 

D 4 ii 0 Cl 0 i 2 ? 9 F; 

The greenhouse q nromplcte guide to the construction and 

management of greenhouses of all kinds, from the cold house 

to the ttopical house and to the cultivation cf g'ecnho:ve 

planta, including orchids, cacti and hot house speci.;s. -Nmv 

York, Abelard-Schuman (1958t 

6117P• nlus., P%atca (Pnrtcol.) dlnSrs. 23cw, 

1.Groculwu.=.enincnsemeet. ?.G-nLouscl'Innts. 

SB415.P7 635.as2 

Llb:nry of Congrtsa 


58-3807

. 

50269 9917 

IfF _ .. • 

. _ . , . 

5817 TOBACCO--ADVERTISING/U. S. FF.DERAL TRADE COMMISSION/ADVERTISING/ 

Pr 

1975 

CONSUMER PROTECTION/LAWS AND LEGISLATION/ 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK ]iF 5817 Pr 1975, 

^y- 

'. k(no affil.)k 

TNE GREAT AMERICAN BLON-UP, 

Univ. Wisc. Press., 368 p. (1975) (in English) 

Includes references to tobacco products. 

f11E BOOK you are about to rcadis a supcrio^ pice 

of ivork. It demonstrates the slicerest true exccllence in its 

trcatment of one of the outstandingly important topics of 

our time. You will find every moment informative and 

entertaining to a degree you have never bcfore encountcred 

in the world of fine literature. 7'his nnuch-appl:mded 

volunte has carncd for its author a rightful place as one of 

the top writzrs on the contcmporary scene. 

The paragraph you have just read is the purest baloncy, 

and it is precisely the topic of this hook. It is puffery/ 

U !1 O O fl (1 .7 2? 4 7 


50269 9918 

0 4 !1: n 

,Bacoîi,r ZGAiJ.^.uJ ârJ. ^G 6^)oZf^G_as^Gv7ô^1^70^/ 

11 

BOOK REVIEWS 

THE GREAT AMERIGAN BLOW_UP' PnFFERY IN ADVEFTISING AND SELLING. 

OVANNOW University of Wisconsin Press. Madison. 1975. Pp. xvi, 

368. (811.95). 

Revierved by David A. Rice* 

Do publishers and authors seek to maximize sales by using flashy hook 

jackets, catchy chapter titles and juicy quotes for the reviewers? Cenainly. 

Would they dare stoop to such seller's puffery with a book like The Great 

American Blow-UQ: Puffery in Advertuing and Selling' by Professor Ivan 

Preston? Of course. With such teasing chapter titles as "Puff, Your 

Magic's Draggin' " and a bright red, white and blue cartoon cover depicting 

a balloon being pumped up by a dishonest-looking merchant, this 

book is certain to catch the public eye. The only question is who will get 

the movie rights. But Blow-Up is neither a tease nor a puff. 


!? ^? . r n .. ^ . I 

ApplieA Polymcr Symposia, No. 

9 50269 9919 

1965) L:G,(,"y,9 

Inicrscience (Wiley) New York 


50269 9920 

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VII 

P, 

f, :C•:; :^;"^ vt" ='? ?c?i: CO Yi: Ge:G:: 

r,' 1;: ... •.-r 'I •;: 


. Introduclion 

_.:..._,._..^....:50269 9921 

- -^ \t"a,J:cicumandTttiuôlnt!v 

= 73 IIRe-74 

Co1.7S10i31;:.IJI--IGn 

t. ` br$prtnvvrZialag t:,.J 

S1Vfierotlislrihttlion of ]1Ielal Elements in Wood lul)lrednalctl -' 

Nvith a Copper-Chromc- Arsenic I'reservative as Determined 

by Analytical Eleetron .lIicroscopy 

By C. S. Ctlor, J. A. CuacnLerz and&:+ti^5t6X^; . • E • 

. , 

71m Asthun• Pepartmmnt ot lliophrsies, The University, Lccds, and It. E. 1. &ientific 

.. 

_ 

.. 

- . 

. ... 

. : 

. _ ApNretua Ltd., Haduw, Sssex 

, . " SuntmarY . t.cc 

{ 

/'"ti t J! `!I 

7Lo distributinn nf eb. Ct and da in thc v-allv of trachcids ol Scots phtr iniprrgnate^th - 

Tanslith C at a rctentfoa of 2.51b/11s has IKCn cramined at the submicroscopic lerel in the 

ekctron miaroeeopc rnicroanzh-scr. T:]CSA-9, osing the ohsolutc mrthod, as udl as in the 

wnrcntiunnl clectron microscope. All three ekments are present in all regions eaemined 

(probo area 0.2 pm dinmcler). The cuncrntration of Cu ranSes front 0.1-0.9?0 (u'(u), that • 

of Q is alwut 0.6°a. rrhile As rang-es from '_;o ?.0 %. The morpholorr of this fiue depoait 

is clearlydictated by the run of the crllulose nierofihrils. 1'hcre is in the.eall an orouio,ml 

se delw;it, etmoat entirelv coppcr, and the inner faec of the traeheid .rell is curered its a 

tlnn layer 70-30 prn thick which contains all thae elemenes at high couccntration. 

.-.._._,..^,7.,G.ra..efm.nnt6c:nea4ort,ru.d dis!riLotiop.itf rncgn,!clcrnentsin xood im rrr 

. . . . . __ . P. ^..-...._...r,...,.r.e. 

^ 

{I n ^ . f ) 2 2 o 3 


£LECTROA FSCROSCO?Y/}; w;;' 11IP77

50269 9923 

0 ^ rI n n 0 2 23 p s 

^Snbtdt^b'9tkatue^6a^'-s 

Ad•rautCes in Iwtulutnl lmarch. v. 1- 

1963- 

London,New York,4cademic Pro». 

Y. nluc. (parteol.) dtegrx. 2trm 

Edltor: 19"A- 

It. D. Yreston. 

1. IIoleny-Conected wrorhx. '. 1'-t0u, Reg7nnld ed. 

QK1.n353 580.72 e2-21141 

Llbrnry ct Cona raa ^ t6313, 


0A -,; n rl i; 2 2 i 0 6 

50269 9924 

;P^cston, Itcî,ctLl:LialYBnt4.^9w-. 

The molecular nrchitectmv of plnnt cell walls. ,New 

York, Wiley,19u21 

sll, 211 P. Iltus. (Part col.) dlagre. :3 cm. 

DlbnograPhy: P.203 =00. 

1. 1']:ont celta xnd tissuce. 2. Cellulox, i. T1tle. 

[QK725.P ] - A 5d--880; 

Illchlr,nn. Unlv. L(hr./ J 

torl.mnvyotOon;,rc;; ,n3411o, 


74 X Sm-76 

- Pr^ston:,.Sj^ 

*(no ffil.)k 

KILLING CMES EASY. 

Sunday News, Belfast, 1976, p, not 

RAbstr.in: Sr..oking Nealth Synopsis 

D^^ 2:5 0 7 

50269 9925 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPIILET 74 X Sm-76 


given (Aug, 1, 1976) (in English)- 

(London) 1976, 1 p. (Aug. 18, 1976)* 

^--

50269 9926 

:4:.i »Y1:x:+a• ,t16'C 

RJN CLASS NO. TEXTPOOK TS 40 Pr 1970 

OLDER MALE MORTALITY AND CIGARETTE SMOKING. 

Population Monograph Series,No. 7. 

Greenwood Press.Westport, CT.70,(IN s ENG.) 

0 4 0 o n 0 2 2 3 0 8 


ISN = 4336

s^.:r .YY 'aaêxza7 

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50269 9929 

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I 

PolyScionco Corporativn 

A GUIDE 2O T,3E A27Ai.T5IS OP PESTICIDB3 

EY CAS C9&?2-LSTOCW3ER, 2Qd ed. 

k 

50269 9930 

1963 pariovaly pe3od 

Po1yLCicnce CorTorctioa 4>v¢natoa, 1111no£e 


ngnaYT'[I '?:o;:^^zag r.c.auaodxa^ c;u:';;o3^s.,; 

v'1`J nli 

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f: "1 £ Ze U u U tI v 0 

A.^faw*" Zolt 1E66 69ZOS 

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YoJ.y::c+ec,ce r;^.-Po%atôn 

A. 6JS.r,.L aQ 'i:[L'i Ak::i..Yùlc: Oi Pl:EKQ:.,+ 

50269 9932 

. •).ci...•:nce (•o.,go_.,:a.o^ 1:•.:,r.=E.c:•^ •Lisl.ral.C+ 

0 


50269 9933 

QO 

1271 

!Po 

0 d n 0 0 0 2 2 3`5 

Pu1ySC1^.aCE l".osoeSAC1.0u 

1 coxne TO ,^._e nl;e-17sis OF stLPoSI 

::0;;?OU7L$ 9`z Ct5 C11FC5 

LyOY.^ 

VG.:'].CL4Nf.Y }^^: •:^:5 

^ ;cAcaco Coxoc^xetion Gcrsr.^C^^n, i^?inni^ 


50269 9934 

VITAL STATISTICS/MORTALITY--U,S /STODIES IN POPULATION SERIES/ 

Re MORTALITY PATTERNS N.H. 

407 

Pr 

1976 

IN 

NATIONAL POPULATIONS 

With special reference to 

recorded causes of death 

SAMUEt.. H. PRESTON 

04 (3 () n 0 2 2 3 1 

cmrrr! Sn.n;r, in o,o;W..nk1 ^d emiao, 

DePamnrm u/Soc;dopy 

Un;rrrriq•%IVashinqran 

SmMr, iYoshinpron 

ACADENIC PRESS NcwYork SonFrancizco London 

A SrAsNimJ of Nnrro- Brurr Jurnnorich. PuNisbers 


nr 

751 

Pr 

1y71 

EST^•`.°^^ 

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50269 

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9935 

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'RS:^kc]?i. 

Y'ÎC:•:.^J.1;TIRTIt'SL>._.._... 

FATTY ACIiX'isaaD2STRY/ Cr lIISI 

..Pitst;ae•:er'., S ^.:Â^^• _,7.: '^.r•v° 


A G!!!iF TO THE ANALVSlS CF 

FATTY f!GiDS 

MIJ THE€I; ESTERS 

BY AS C{9Fc'N:1AT0uf;f;'R'f 

t-7,_ ,. 

SeGion T. rrcston, Jr. 

a 

Sue Spree^ ^llr2zo.l,Er 

Published 6y • rOiyScicrce Corporatlon 

NV P.O. Boz 791 Evanston, Illinni; 69e01

50269 9936 MEDICAL ERRORS/PHYSICIANS-PATIENT RELATIONS/ 

IATROGENIC DISEASES/QUACKERY/ 

-.0 4 n n n 0 2 2 3 1 8 

The 

Clay 

Pedestal .. 

A Re-examination of the 

1981 

Doctor-PatientRelationship i MADRONA PUBLISYI 

SEATTLE 


50269 9937 

,(1.1 1 '/-A ( al.C)2..CI9;.i) - 

^.. 

362 Europeap Asenciaston for A. Snady of she liver (116) 

XXI I NeB9-76 l^9 ^ ,... .,M„ 

S.P. V • ^°ôr'^'^4tt^'1tl0(^.^^"^^'vtrylt

50269 9938 

9-50-76 

76 I Ma-78 PRSw1M1*iN81CBTm1VALUA'Fr0V0ia°NEId'PACKAGEDGOOA0C 

^,>yM09BFL^h2AH!&iRSURFMEN'F*!t-. °1710DOLOCSEh 

Alvin J. Silk ** and Glen L. Urbcn*** 

Working Paper 834-76 January, 1976 

INDUSTRIAL LIAISON PROGRAM 


The authors are indebted to Cal Hoddock for helpful discussions 

of this subject and essential marketing research support. 

Special acknowledgement is due Robert Klein who contributed many 

0 4 

valuable sugpsons.ap; tpuch expertise in data collection and 

:'an^ys^s 'tio t4iis^prb^jeCt. 1J 


I 

TP 

380 

Pr 

50269 9939 

P7ehR®mvNa(ymful.Gltpuy>^^{y^wwl¢tq>j^; .:yProccsa 

DeueZopnecnl Diviaion. 

Deinineralization by electrodialysis. Rditod by J. R.1t'Ilson. 

London, Butterwort6s Scientific Publications, 1960. 

378p. 111as. 28cw. 

1. Sa11ne wntera-Demincrnllzatlon. 2. Elcetrndia¢sls. 3. 311ne 

xater. r. R'Ilsou, JULn II-l, l:l'_'S- etl. I.,'1'ille, 

TDSb3.P7 

i: C!1 (1 ! (1 i 7 S;^ ^ 

Tdbrarg of Concrrss 


t3t 

G2-299G t

50269 9940 

(196U) 

oannnc72 2 3 2 2 

pcrahnsa, I. F. H. 

THE FRODUCSION 01? APtJTO%IN H ON VARIOUS 

SUDSTRI.TBS, by I. F. H. :urcb,;eB std H. F.âilirz 

Prutoriue 

1:pcopathcZ. Hccot. App1. 35 (Mo. 3-4) 239-20 

(Oct. 14, IS£e) 


-- NOI.i:)IIUONl:;t 

1^ e sczau ouv a 

•s Rep 

nl,l t^ N-10V :l ELI0 scu JIw uu1tc:^JimI .t'JteJt!u ot 

CIC17 

G;.Ô c.:•.51^,. C10.7 t:^t:::.•:.,;:I.J ^JJ::}:Ils 

p>ll..,s 

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u p: !.:i.. tij:i !nJ leto^.» :I luatì;:l+ •t : ^t l. ,irl^:il .,, :^ 1 .:it u1 ;,t:1.tt0 

'li::n?.^ Iî:,lJ..1 :,, ._ u^ .C:^ p>tra:t xt.t J.^, , I:::r.tlJn1 .c1î1.:.IJt.`ty-l.i^•:IS+I\^ 

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ttl66 69Z0S

• 

50269 9942 141 

c4f c(/aa^(^^•^/^v^w 

^ /l /Jr 

Pictieatnicnt of a Highly Organic Induslrial Wastewatcrf 

ii Mes 78 

S.P. 

' - Case Iiistory ± . ,_ . ..._ , 

MICHAEL S. GOULD, Research Fcllow 

Department of Environmental Science 

Rutgers University 

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903 

ALBERT R. ROY. Manager of Consulting Services 

Princeton Aqua Science 

New Brunssrick, New Jersey 08902 

E.J. GENETELLI, Profcssor 

Dcpartmcnt or Encironmental Science 

Rutgers University 

Drunswick, New Jersey 0S903 I 

_ INTRODUCTION • 

(1 !1 1 fl , 

;). 

on n^• cing in ^ «mbcr, nf9)2 

an inAusirixl wastcwatcr prctrcatmcnt facility was 


50269 9943 

STRUCTURE--DETERMINATION--ORGANIC CHEMISTRY/ 

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS/ 

STUDIES IN ANA LYTICAL CHEMI TRY I 

E. Pungor lseries editor) 

Z^q STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 

I981 OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 

\ " 

1 0 ^ P. 3 2 

by Combined 

Application of Spectroscopic Methods 

J. T. CLERC 

J.SEIBLTl 

ELSEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBUSHING COMPANY 

AmusiJ.m-0sfp^LNer YM 19A1 


QD 

501 

Pr 

0 An ft n n 2?. 4 2 6 

50269 9944 -e,. 

390^.b 

y sis nnd catalysts. Tran.clated by David lultin. 

Now York, Dover Publications 119G31 

88 D. lllas. 22 cm 

L WlulSals. 

Qp501.PG923 

UbrarS ot Cona-a 

541.395 

"I ^^ 


C34430 1

50269 9945 

WATER--TREATTfENT/WASTE TRFATMF.NT/POLLUTION CONIROL/ 

' ^^^( -S`1'9TL ÂN1YÂ^tEA(dIDE(^08),-WATER QUALITY: 

*MWkN'1fMft:dMdlrCiAGEtioIEB, 40L . ^^S 

0nnnnn•2;)-t^y^ 

Document No. P-2181 

April 1976 

Prepared for 

United States Environmental Protection Agency 

Water Plannmg Division 

EPA Contract No. 68-01-3559 


n^t^^ 

VI Re9- 8 S.P. 

CONTAMINATION OF AMINES WITH N-NITROS.4MINP.S 

.crunrcinivune von Aminen mit N-Nitrosnminen[••] 

Von 8errnld Spiegr!lmrAcr, Grrhan! Eiurrhrmd und 6WOM 

('0I Untcrsuchungcn zur Spurcnanalytik krcbsurzcugcndc 

Nitrosamine in Umweltrncdicnl'1 habcn wir gclundcn, du6 

handcisGbliehc sckund:irc und Icrli:(rc Alkytaminc mil den 

enlsprtthenden Nitro.uminen verunrciniEl sind. Dcren Konzentralion 

variicrlc t

F00D--CARCINOGENS/- 

Lebensmittelchemie u, gerichtl. Chemie 34.24-34(198) 

50269 9947 

VI Re -80 DETECTION AND OCCURENCE OF NITROSAYRNES IN GERMAN FOOD PRODUCTS, 

S.P. 9 MEAT PRODUCTS, CHEESES, BEERS, ETC. 

II^''NaFhxds und Vorkommen van N-Nitrosuverbindungen In 

ro b°.CC o l)^n 1 

I.ctKasnsi`rrln./^cii5FJS 

t.:Y3 

^^tt^c.+r fov= 

G. EislnM1mnd, R. Spicgrlhnldrr,^)s'P,^ry4, (Insl. 7azikol. 

u. Chemother., Dcursahes Krebsforscimngszentnsm, 

6900 Heideibcrg) 

Der Nach.rcis Ouchtieer Nitrosamine (NA) in Lebensmitlcln 

im Derrich von wenigen ppb ist each mehrjiihripen Entwieklungsarbcitcn 

w'eitgehend stnndardisiert. Ncuc Dcstitlationstechniken, 

insFcsondcrc die Vnkuumdestillatiun im 

geschtosscnen System aus Paraffin/1Vasser Suspencinnen, 

D CI f)^(1 0 () 2 23 ( 2 9 


ui PJ{n u. .V • p 161V lu. •,• •nan ..... od wbul, 

_,.e r,.vl., • alPUl ol P.^w.6au1 0. V}[,)tY/N 

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^.nvu• t.+...r,w.. ot . v.6wtm.• Yta .......... •. 

an 

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50269 9949 

23 M46 (/9yS, 

VI Re -81 

S.P9 NITROSAMINES IN TNE ENVIRONMENT 

^ ^^Nsr% f^ i^ôì C.êM^f/iG(• i_1^C 

"'r'«xi""D" °°` °°mr`_ '•:. ^^^^^1^^d^9 

^-^ 

, .'; ô r ard brend eartAOld 9pieqelhelder 

. - ^ bga. . f(R^^s 9S --/? 

-fwsasttheam diaser Tagang !at das Auftauchen und Meitargeben 

L G., mterachledllcher fchadatoffe Sn der Yahrungakatte. Ein Bel 

trag Ober 111trosasine in dar Omvalt bevegt sich insofern etva 

• ewserbalb dee EahnentAtmas, wil rb1a jr haute nur vanig dar 

Ober rissaq ob Yitrosesine in der Nahrungaketta veitergege- 

Dsn wrden. Cer ^sist rascha setabolische Abbau, sumindeat der 

...• eleder>tolekularen 4ertreter diesar Eubatanrklasss, beispielsw/ 

lae_des•}-M1lrosod1pethylamins (NDMA) is Narmbl0terorganis- 

O epilep^ ellerdingy gegen eine solehe NEgllchkelt. 


i 

50269 9950 

YI Reg-81 S.P. 

7th International Meetiny on Maly.la and yoreutl of N-Nitroao 

Co.poundx . .. . ' . 

Totyo, dapan, Sept. ]t - Oct. 1, 1901 

Yltro.aulnes and Rubber 

n . RPle9etbaldar and^ 

Gerwn Cancer Raaucch Canter, Institute Of Toxicology and Cheno- 

tMreple, D-f900 Reldelberq, /aderal Republlc Of Gernany 

i. Jnt[oductlon . 

Revenl .utlwra deeoribed that aecondary .alnea and their derivatlvee 

.xhlblt in 9eneral conaid.rabl* contaainatlona of oorraxpondlnq 

M-nltreaauineR IRpieqelhalder at al., 1978, reaqer at al. 1990, 

f^• ►ine, 19791. Cena.quaotly the arn and produotlon of aulne-bar.d 

lnduatrlal ohsleala could be Rocwpanl.d by the ocourcenw o[ 

0 4) 0 "trr@lj,ca ccln rniJnlCrax^laa.. 


VI Re 9 -81 50269 9951 

: S.PSpecialLecture Meeting on N-Nitroso Compounds ... .'° 

in conjunction with the 7. WHO/IARC International Meeting on N-Nitroso { 

Compounds, Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 2, 1981 

Public Health Significance of N-Nitroso Compounds as Carcinogens 

Institute of ToKicology ac}d Chemotherapy, German Cancer Research 

Center, 69OOHeidelberg, F.R.G. 

N-Nitroso compounds (nitrosamines and nitrosamides) are a group 

of potent carcinogens and mutagens in experimental systems. They 

are characterized especially by the organ-specifity of the 

carcinogenic effect which allows selective induction of tumors 

in all important organs of the mammalian organism, often in 

high yield. ° 


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S.`. 

^ Stlftuay clt•^ Gfi^nt'1ct^c^l Hccht.v 

_73 Inetitut hir Tocikologic und C:femotiaerxpic 

n DINEEYORi PIIOP. DP..fLD. D. tl; e900 rf^tdefs.rr; I 

302 

Dr..G. EI9EhM7-ASD 

Dez, DYs^R. pREUSSL4KY: 

+•e 23. 31arz 1973 

pr/sa 

English title: TRACE ANALYSIS OF CA.RCIhOCE:,*IC V-A'ITR0S0 

COAfPOULIDS IN t:NtiIk03MESTAL SCBSTRATES 

Eetr.: 

ForschunKsur.terstutzung 11 Spurenanalyse carci- 

Q 4 h 0 n OneKenAr aN3yro$Ô-Ykrbindungon in u:^ticltfuedioD" 

Ar/br_it/ebc-rIclht `tlbor cas ^?ahr 7972/197.^, 


50269 9953 

RC 

267 In 

1972 -/^ 

/9^c • i^ 

/ 

C.tiICEt: -RCSIiARCit/CAtdC(^R--CO;:::f.f.S;-rsiôOD--rUgtcANr5/ 

:71TP.:1S•11t'C?tES--FOOn/roC^--,'ilni^•Sr.^./c';EtusrRY, A^:^.I.YTTC/ 

TOBACCO--SÌOKR--NITROSA"tItILS /NITROS,1?tTti1!S-= fOBACCO---S tSOKE / 

a\YORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 

INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER 

N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS 

ANALYSIS AND FORMATION 

Proceediugs of a Working Conference held at the Deurxcbes 

Krebsjorscltungszentrunt, Heidelberg, Perh•ral Republic oJCe•tnane, 

. .. . .. . . 13 - 15 October 1971 6e /1>,- 

EDITORS 

P. EOGOVSKI 46a6@)12i1iSS15147lq11N 

E.A. \VALKER 

/,, A.3 e^G /?76 ^. eG'ceac : 

IARC Scientific Publications No. Y 

ê.^pGGIu3/M' INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER 

LYON 

"^' >l^^ftt^^..r • 197: t976 

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7/7-777X) 

50269 9954 

VI Re -79 VOLATILE AND NON-VOLATILE N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS 

S P.9 IN FOODS ANDOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA 

G. EIS1IQBiWM, D. SPII'.G[371/tiDl]2, C. JAN2GI9SRI, J. ICANN 6+R>r•DRfiUS9WfN'^Y 

Cermian Cancer Research Centre, 

Iristitute of Toxicology and Chenbtherapy, 

Department of BnviroumentaL Carcinogens, 

Reidelberg, FederaZ Republic of Germany 

The occurrence of carcincgenic nitrosamines In a wide range of 

foodstuffs has been investigated with appropriate methods only in 

recent years; these carcinogens have been found mainly in cured meat 

product.s, fish and checse. Recently, we have analysed a first series 

of typical German cured meat products, including different types Of 

bacon, ham and fermented sausages. About one third of these products 

was found to contain varying amounts of nltrosamines (1-66 vg/kg). N- 

Nitrosodlmethylamine (NOl4\, 1-10 pg/kg) was detected in practically all 

samples giving a positive indication and N-nirrosopyrrolidine (NI'YR, 

2-17 pg/kg) and N-nitrosopiperidine (NPIP, 2-66 ug/kg) were detected in 

about one third of the positive samples. Samples which were fried 

invariably contained nitrosamines, but frying had little effect on the 

mean contcnt of NO?L1 (2.4 ug/kg before and 2.6 ug/kg after frying), 

whereas that of NPYR and NPIP increased con:aderably, especially in 

O 4 fibaon,fl,an(pndjfcfAenryd;dau{agcs (1.5 vg/kg NI'1'R before and 15.4 

aftvr frvlnc: 0.9 uc/ke NPIr 


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50269 9956 _ - 

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a^nvrur ♦ rm t.r.^rm::l 

^ I^le de )ttdcclne du Trar-.il dr 1'l'-raitf Ae Cng,lxrl. 

ISTIT{:TO IrI NEDICI\A DF:1, LAt-ORO DF.LL'E\IVF-.RSITA' DI CACLSARI- 

Direltore D Carula 

^..^.lfr^.1^^«• f^r^.^D. fÂ^. G)P^ 9a(^y;r,/) 

I,^XXII/MeB'-76 

S^P. 9 •P ,_sevalencED(rthreoiebronchifis symptangin workers. 

aj 11ftN1iiiT8af• a t^rpn,ronr rnrr I. thrrr r,e6r; •il n' 

of she the rorrr uirh rymrton^r of cbronir brmr:hlrir hed nrvrr r+rol.rd; eefy 3% 

r.e nfug gronp u r nokar of +norr Than 10 dgerctrrs a dnp (Acta 

tuhrc. pceunwl. kdg., 1974,65, 88-92). 

0 4 n 0 n n 2 2 3 :i '13 


50269 9957 ^jTfRRYLÎi^'fti.l;lf:lt2dboosi^3'' 

Junu 25 , 1971 

4't^° s'îimittidNilt'cY'Dgfilt. 6fEYdd . ++idY 

6 

VI Re9-AO S.P, 

7. Awl^.xf>1 l•nj:n:^ln .Itpt'.l "l•L, .ênnv^Zli-P..i .. i 

Donald V. Jaakson 

^. 1è.Iwn.nKlhF.n.z.u.un'• , aM1.1J',.> 

Statistics Ik'seurch>Divdsion^ 

Research Triangle. Insei[uce 


tl. Ir.luen^^^r IR.'.,n^r.,.^..n Nrry . 

s^. 

10.1•,on'.' I..4.Yw4:^ \., 

CPA 70-135 

IT. ^{.^n.n,.,R Urr,wi.,.^^n ^.ne .n.l AJ.4

0 ! ti O 0, 0 2 23 4 (1 

50269 9958 

X. - ?REVe;L:â4C3G1^-.R^S1'ifttiYi^h1C"Li2SPnSli>Rt-!t-,: 

F'e2 Y'>1.XN,I1:LxN 7ilEUNPlLU 5'L\TES, 

F®rrta. L. C., Jr. 

P;.EPAi.EdCI: G? FLST:.:ÂZth2Y 6ESE1S? ISE A 

FUX t1[I. IN id6 U:'720 5TATFS, by U. G, 

rer.rsr.. Jr.; Gyaa.

RCSPIRAI'ORY Ol:GA2lTF--DISEASCS/I:F.O:if.ilI'fIS/i:?:PiIYSP.'fA/ASfîhA/PLFL'RIS}'/ 

SLFUSITIS/HAY FEVER/PIiEULSOCONIOSIS/11RO;7CIIIECTASIS/'fUBERCULOSIS/ 

74 X Un1 U. S. Public Health Seraice., liealth Resources Administration 

AJTAL AND 11F,ALTH STATISTICS DATA FROM THE NATIONAL I!°A.LTH SL'RCEY- 

1 Y1LEff^QT^ i^1^Sa^(0`C71P4i.l^:LtU^YJ7i1?F411iX..CQtLZî4î.;: i 

(U. S. Public !]calth Service, Health Resources Adninistration, Serfes 10,Ao.RG) 

DHL•1! Publication No. (IIRA) 74-1511 

llealth resources "aAdministration 

National Center for Health Statistics 

Rockville, Md. September 1973 

0^ n 0 9 0 2 23 4 1 


1 50269 9960 

CANCER--PREVENTION/TOBACCO--ALCOHOL--RELATIONSHiP/ 

SMOKINC AND HEALTII/DIET AND DISEASE/ 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

TREVENTING 

268 

Nh 

1978

72 X Ch MICO'"IVEwTOEICITY/ 

^ 50269 9961 

' 

. 

RJa C(ASS NO. PA*4'II6ET 72 X Ch 

Chany, E.; dacotot, R.; Patois, E. 

(I ns titut Reca erchas ; cienci f Lqo_s Cancer,institut Cu^tav_-Ruussv, 

E?onital ::enri-Yunior, Creteil, 

Fr.) 

, 

P?EVENTION OF THE Q:LL=:,:XIC r. FPRCIS OF NiiOYI\E . BY K-ACET4L-HY^327 '30L2tir. 

"(1:>:ûartVi.mrâ^la_: _ =:i.ril:byd.n;:}'x:,2:IJ7':a.^:.S...EffS.XtL.tt^Nlîtua.. 

_ .._...._..,._:.^_..... . _....__ . .......... .. 

C. R. Sac. Rio1. 1F5 (So. 7-8) 1549-:4 (1971) (in French) 

.'.1^7?.... .1:^. ., r,• ,.z .-^, 

0 4 fl 0 1 6 2 2 3 di 3 


3f"g ' 50269 9962 

XX rteF-rLR-73 DECIIEt-LA Nooogr: 70-353-66(1372) 

By Prof. Jr. ir: H. A. C. Thijssen 

Laboratory for Physical Technology. P.indhovcn University of 

.` Tedinology, The Netherlands . 

. :^ 

ûmmarv .. - ^ . . .. 

The characteristic flavour of foodsr including coffee, tea, and fruit 

juices is caused by a complex mixture of volatile organic compounds. 

Nearly all these-cmnponents, even the high boilers, are at the preva9ling 

concentrations much more volatile than water. Due to their high 

relative volatility, ftavour components have the tendency to evaporate 

mrtdi faster than tvater. The loss of the volatile flavour from ti:e 

drying specimen is therefore controlled by the rate at whidrfkrrour 

can diffuse to the liquid-gas or solid-ges interface. The rate of transfer 

in solids and ;:ca:ds ;-M:o;:t intcrnal c,rculaticn is directly proportional 

to the diffusion coefficicnt of the n:igrLtfr. j molecules. 

0 4 ; t 0 n rl

snresovASCVtAR RsstAacn 13,257-260(1977) 

III Dnz-77 P`revention of Brain. Tissue Hypoxia by Intrathecal 

S.F. Injection of Oxygenated Fluorocarbon 

L. L. Doss, N. KAOPNAN, AND H. I. BICNERt 

Drlwrrmarr /RnAiaBna Medlrinr, Rosxrlf Pnrk Afrnrorlnl6urinrrr and Drpcrnurnr at 

Pharnmeology, Uairer.tiry• o/Akon.sn, /ur Mediral5cinrce.s, Lirrlr Rork, Arkonsas 71501 

Rrreicedluly76, 1976 

Experiments are presented in which small amounts of CSF in cats were replaced 

by ozygennled fluorocarbon emulsiun in an e0on to protecn brain rissuc from the 

expected fall (which occurs dexpite prole

50269 9964 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK RC 261 Al 1982 

Alderson,M. (ed.)) 

The M nageroent of PtaliWaWt Disease Series,4. 

Edward Arnold (Publishers), Ltd,.London, England.82. ISN = 3777 

0 4 0 0 n 0 2 2 3 4 6 


04oon022sa7 

. ^f^}!^;,'1:d.0."vOIa+CAf.CCr:^ 50269 9965 

Raro :, U. V. 

i:':L' r:iL1'PiT'Oi7 OF CP*:CEp., by R. W. Ravr.o 

anu V. J. C. P.oe (eds.) 

2g67 397 peges 

kv¢eerworCh,^. Loadsr:, Eagl.ano 

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^ nol7vaw.iJ^-awsalJ^â^ •y aavoaana svlilua^ 'L :7C'I\^ 

'alll.L 'n 'lan^y slvi)JSVl[ 

)ulan).^w.T ['f>lJIn:Y'I '>laava^mi{a^nJ'Z 'v^^lluaaaa.]-âauuJ'L 

(iGGy[-1911) 

L'El-L•EI "I :.i4'7v.lJOllliltt 

9/t •oia fyy ^dmu •(sJCm }oa) Fa1nW o'J Ft-8 

'L9GT'hn.q•slaPdsn7[D:ou!"ldPWNn.,Z ùop 

-unj •S.nloiwapida wog valuiod :.laauua To ilom)oa.wuî S, 

•par.yaly 'IIoQ oQ 

O21 

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^tJ^ ^N,^^.,u, -,^_-- - - • 

9966 69Z0S

V :t l7b :;:CVCI.1^+^--TOYICITY^ 

RJR CLASS NO. PA"PIiLET 12 X Ch 1, 

Chany, E.; !;.cntot, R.; Patois, E. 

(Institut See`,nrct.'s ticientifiquos Cancar, insLitut Custace-RousSy, 

°riil^;uif Cnit_ a,:c,:c^cae, 1'.,...c:o:cleros^ 

..., 

I::ScP.I[, Ei:rital Henri-)(or.do.-, Cr.aoi!., 

_1 

.1, 

...) 

1 

EY Y=F.CL:^:="A4fi::)•;°kY?i8L1+SEl 

*(Pre-ntius psr 1a N-;cetyl-hydrosyproline des effets cellulaites 

r.o^:!q•^•:; :e In 

C . R . S , _. Iitct . 153 (No . ;-R) 15/9-54 (1971) (in French) :'19i^. . _.. .. . , . t^,.x 

z9 , C ! i ) 2 9 


576 LeA^^ POLLUTION 

1974 

Part B 

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EWGlNEERING TEXTBOOKS 

OOKSUI.TIYG EUITORS: 

EAHNEST F. GLOYNA nnd JOE O. LEDDETTER 

v..l....,. ^^ rrt1' ,CIPLES OF RADIOLOCiCAL HEALTH 

by EARNEST F. GLOYNA and JOE O. LBUtsB f i ctc 

Folumc2: AtR POLLUTION (in lalo ¢ar7a) 

. 6yJOE0.LEDDETTF.R _.^_. 

. MARCEL DEKKER, INC. NcwYork 1974 


JOE 0. LEDC riTE'R 

C4LLE4E 4F EN41.^'EZCINp ij 

NE UNIVEHIIY aP LLFef 

114 

. tUSTIN,iEY^t 13'

50269 9969 

RJR CLASS NO. TEXTBOOK RC 681 Wh 1982 

World Health Organization.Geneva, Switzerland. 

N en AR.^c , d^'^'^MPO 

World Health Organization Technical Report Series,No. 678. 

World Health Organization.Geneva, Switzerland.82.(IN : ENG.) 

ISN = 5517 

0 4 0 0 0 0 > 2 3 5 I 


50269 9970 

CANCER--PREVF.NTION & CONTROL/CAVCEP,--DIACNOSIS/CANCER--ETIOt.OGY/ 

VINYL CHLORIBE/CANCER--ENDOCRIIIOIA(:Y/CANCF.R--CENETICS/CA`.ICER--NUTRITION/ 

CANCER--CAUSATION 15Y F.NVLRONMENTAi. FACTORS/OCCUPATIONAi.DISEASF.S/ 

SMOKING i HEALTlI/TOAACCO--SNOKING--lIEALTH EFFECT/HUTAGENESIS/ 

C ^.., 

f ^^^Îl^'^'B 

'ancer 

14^^ t PAx^r.-rrzCVrh^rcorr 

,._ ...^_ . 

lîD k,Volunic 1 Ctiotogy {^^^ f Nt 4,^.; ^ 

Edttet! by Herbert E. Meburgs 

bnune SGulSCbool nt Ftedkae 

of 7Te C9y Univravly of New Ywk 

NwYoek. New York 

MARCEL DEKKER. INC. New York and Basel 

0^! n,n n rl 2 2 3 ^?. 


9'afra-u-°--- cans.^,.,Ptic•+/QG'co4a/an.,'?^n..yna_ 

:nLJ/Grlq,.ê.^/NACFJR CLASSYNO.SPA, LT5X 5m 

7SXSm Smart, R. C.; Whitethead, P. C. 

(Addiction Research Foundation) 

THB;.YRQVENT16N-0P`Dî74'=ABU§E'°Y'tOtiHRING`PER CAPITA CONSU^TIO\: 

N$TR11(1}Y^`.'3 8^'0F`CONSUNPTION;.I41'^SANPLESIOP CÂNADIAN ADJLTS AND B^RITISH UNIPERSITY 

^^flp3dTSX', 

Bull. Narcotics 25 (No. 4) 49-55 (1973) (in English) 

*Keywords:* smoking. 

*1975, No. 5, W 1816* *d* 


0 4 0 () n 0 2 2 j 5:i 


S•I0KT4C RARTTS--qREAT RRITATN/S`•fOV.TNr, MTn 11r,qT,T11/ 

TORACCfI--++AVlrpAftTURE i TRAne--r,urqT 11nTT.1T"V 

50269 9972 

T^RACrn--f,n!!S1^TpTT!1N--^pc.AT RvTTAT"!/ 

• st ` 

RJR CLASS NO. PAHIPHLET 7 3 A Gr178 ., . 

73 X Crp-78 

Greatl3ritaln Department Health Social Security, Department Education 

Science, Scottish Office, Welsh Office, Ct. Brit. 

PREVENTION AND HEALTH.CHAPTER III, SMOKING. Pc 14-27:7 

Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, Gt. Brit, (Dec. 1977) (in 

English) 

-^ *Keyaords:k tar, smoke, constituent; 

, .. . nicotine, smoke, constituent; 

carbon monoxide, smoke. constituent,__ 

3ri Yeaucnon in siekness and dcalr caused by Ccarer:e smokin, mpreicnts i 

ooe of the greatest eh=L'en;es for prcventive medicne. The Royal Call- of 

Physieixns (IiCP) r.port "SmokinS or Healtli', publlsL•cd in 1977, nutibnted 

some 25,000 daths of pzop!e bctwcco the eges of 35 and 64 in the UK in 1974 

to smoking. To this esli.T.ate cnuld be odded so.iu of the denths rclated to 

ìmoliog in o:hcr age o oups-^rinatal dcalhy qc: th^t^ltt_pni4nlonu or 

chiris in tLa first^ppr o`Jifsf chlldren vho;e p_r

S 5£ G ^,"!! U U U b 0 

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rcoL1C 'u^ki"'0'dS 

s;tia:zyâ;^:^^cas^^- 


Tâs 

£L66 69Z05

50269 9974 

DIET/DISEASES--CAUSATION 6 THEORIES OP CAUSATION/OBESITY/ 

HEART--DISEASES 

GREAT BRITAIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY 

. 79 II Gr 

0 4 0 0 0 0 '?. 2 3 5 6 

=e:.uentions:anci.-.HeakUl„ 

A d'scusslon 

booklet -Eating--fortÎ-lealth 

prepared by 

the Health London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office 

Departments 

of 

Great Britain 

and Northern - 

Ireland 


0 A i)0 f? C3 2.2 3=, 7 

^.RC ^TTIiA'î^ÎYIC HLART^DISrASB, 

691 PRIS:CIPLP.5=AND PRACTICF. 

Ra 

50269 9975 

Rnat., Fli3h:+1n (^:d.) 

0% iS.,:CFiIC 13P.AS:T DIS:;xSi: 

^ 1:1..G1:._.. .^... ..,...._....... 

1 ¢L5 p. 

C.har?.c•r C. i1,caer SptciD£ficld, 1Lx:r.o!o 


50269 9976 

Commincc on Food Protcction 

/r:onn--CryP1TANLNA'tL0?!i Noho--•r.r,.1:oalt:;.c,Gii 

^,^^_^^^^• rv 

?^^^^7CP"I `r^r l'^"` 

^CC^1 ^ ^^-7t s^Cl. r g'. L J 

FOOD ANI) NVTRITION BOARD A ^^^^ ^ for the 

Division of I3iological Scicnccs 

Asscmbly of Life Scicnces lÔ^rJ „ c,[. XProcessor 

Nelional Rcscnrch Council 

NATIONAL ACADLibfY OF SCIGNCFS 

Washington, O.C. 1975 

o q n 0n02.93Sr, 


I 50269 9977 

CANCER--MORBIDITY STATISTICS/CANCER--CAUSATION BY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS/ 

CANCER--PREVENTION/ 

RC 

261 

As 

1980 

Previous Policy Documents in this Series 

ASTMS Health and Safety Policy Series , No, 3/ 

ffr„tq,^n,t on Sf^paf o"riai'Caocery;1 

3rd reprint May 1980 

£t•00 To members of ASTMS - incsuding postage 

£3•00 To non-members -including postage 

Printed 8 PuDlished by ASTM510-26 Jamestown Road LÂOn NNn'1nT 

No 1. A Guide to Health and Safety at Work. 

This covered Health and Safety attWo Act and the Safety Representative Regulations. 

O No-2. G^de to Hea,th Hzardz of Visual Disây 9 its. 


81 II Ch 

50269 9978 

CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION CANCER--CAUSATION--BY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOF 

OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES/ 

141}IEY^Nx^"tbl$^51(f,CîJPAT,IONN:`-CAN 

^--.^.aa.^ 

'+ A$^7 - 

0 4;1 o n n223G(i 

^^DRfE^'^'^'I^.. YIEW^ 

- 

BY 

J. KEIR HOWARD 

MB, Ch6, BD, MFOM (Lond d 1), D1H 

Medical Adviser Co the Chemical 

Industries Association 


(:IA Bn,•kl;rnund I'apcr 

7u .lun^• 1980

50269 9979 

0 

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55 

Ne 

1968 

SAFETY CUIDF.S/EXPLQSIVF.S--SAFF.TY AU:ASURES/ 

ANNALS OF THELN/EW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 

VOLUME 152,ART. I PAGES 1-913 

October28, 1968 

Editor-ind'hie/ - Managing Editor 

FDWARD M. WEYER MARc KRAUSS 

.4SfoCtatt Editor 

MILDRED MONGE 

PREVENTIOIYt OF A^D, PROTEfTION AGAINST 

4 0 0 fl/,,{'ACK Ip.VY;7;:{TP nS1ON.OF::IIUNTI'IONS,^ 

VFUE[8'.ADID OTIIfiIt :IIA7.ARDOOS MIXTUitRS' 


..: ... ... . ^ :. =.'} ^ J 


81 X Un 

1 50269 9981 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/SMOKING AND HEALTH/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 81 X Un 

U. S. Department Health Human Services, 17ashington, D. C., U.s. 

^PREVENTIY6 DISBi1S^.U6JBCTTVES^FOk TH6 IUTION. SMORINCÂND IÂLTHe 

U. S. Dep. Health Human Serv., Washington, D. C., p not numbered (1980) 

(in English) 

0400n622363 


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50269 9982 

VIII`^'Pxet'f:it£ve:^mâxussâgairat:tha.nsr.F,qgenic 

- 1^ Gu I activn.,oL.cf.gaul-ta;scoke. 

0 in o n n J 2,16 4 

GtiCLYE:p CfCtG£^ C^: 

D'n:vP4:•1^G' ^GF`":^_, CI: I•: _ :). 

($x•cvcr.Cire r:^_^

50269 9983 

SF!OgIXC AND t^r,v.Tn/TOt:ACCn__c^;ot;Ir:C.--tirALZU LrrlicT/ 

CANCLR--CAUSATrO?:--BY LPol'Iitn\r11;:;TAL FACTORS/ 

DIS&ASGR-4AUSGS AND T11P.oT.IBS OF CAUSATIOY/ 

lour mn sroosuls S/y 

oe Jndar E. 1g

.- -^4-3F-Bu--•-TAb1CG0--SMOKING-ANTI-SPfOKING-CAtiPAl0i3/St(rJKitIC-HP.B-STS--AtlTI-S?t0Y3;Xr-tA:y°AI:7 

TOBACCO--SMOKING--PSYCfIOLOCY/ 

RJR CLASS NO. PANPHLET 74 X Au 

a ^ BurgermeL.tcr, 0. 

(Service de Sante de Is Jeunesse - Section Educ. Sanitaire, Ceneve, Srd.tz. 

N!- 

Rr^.POP.T ON THE PREVENTIOY OF SMOKING IN GENEVASCHOOLS. 

Soa. Praventivmed. Med. Soc.Prevent. 19, 31-33 (1974) (in French 

with English summary) 

sommerv 

HepGrt on Ihe prevention amoking to Geneva seeoc/s 

*1974, N0. 17, W 7063* *d* 

Tobacco wedicine: 

TNO Section of Hoalth Eduealion of to Geneva 130oa1racrt 

of Public Instruction has conducted aeveral p'olacrs in Iê area 

ol amJ oYing pre entlon. 

'In e firsl stcp, with tne collaGOrstion of s11-l and 

Inturnatianal bo0ies, authoritie, and staff tuliovred by sc nol leachen 

and parents had to be sensHized. belara the campaign co,ld 

be carried to Inc pupils and studants themsolvus. 

The pro'eets tnct have been realL•cd depend an the s;e o 

No pupils. They includs a aompotition following ma sno.rir:n nr a 

1ilm• the aearch or ChoiCO of Slo9ans, the production or nnns-'r- 

1ng posters. conrerences. and iategralion or the tet in a r:c.+lar 

on health s

0 ! L 

DISEASES-CONTROL/ 

•TORACCO--SMOKING--HEALTH EFFECT/ 

J. A. Muir Gray 

RA 

421 

Cr 

1979 

Oxford University Press 1979 

OxCoM 1ewYors Toronto Mc:9uurne 

Man Against 

Disease 

),Krcventive ^ 

Meciicirte-,,, 

OPUS General Editors 

50269 9985 

Keith Thomas Humunitiu 

J. S. WeinerSamru 

^-U î. . 

fi o nO ^ 2^:^ 6r 7( 

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50269 9986 

79-X Re-81 

S.P. 

(A) 20ard. ^ a. 

MR' _ InR10,jSR-jM1jllYxll 

Health Promotion: Can It Succeed in the Office? 

The following editorial addressci incentives and disincentives for the physician's 

uctive role in health promotion. We would like to invite for submission to 

the lourmd, specific ideas on how health promotion could gain a better foothold in 

physicians' practices, in the aclivitics of our hospitals, and in the life of every 

citizen. The principal problem in health promotion is not its value, but rather its 

implementation. 

ERNST L. WYNDER 

- ' Fdiror-irrChief 

A second public health revolution in the history of the United States-that is the 

call to action sounded by the Surgcon General's Report on Health Promotion and 

Disease Prevention (14). Americans are being asked to give up their pleasurable 

but damaging habits, and it is becoming socially unacceptable to eat excessively, 

smoke cigarettes, or fail to exercise regularly. Yet despite the considerable fan• 

0 4 r, __.hre,lqhyecian hRe. rar 14 m& part, remained on the sidelines of the health 


50269 9987 

PREVENTIVE MEDICIBE/ALCOHOLISM/MEDICAL STATISTICS/ 

NCER- 

CANCERHECERVICA^%:CANCERNGPRQSTATE%^1pKING &SHEALTH/ 

MOTOR VEHICLE INJ RIES/CIRROSIS/ALCOHOITSnv 

RA 

776 

Le . 

1980P 

Preventive 

Primary Medicine 

Reducing the Maior 

Causes of Mortality 

Robert IRwy, M.D., M.P.H. 

A!%v.n N,J- nofrun a/PYb4 Nnhb 

w! Au ecver Pbys'vin MNur! Srni n, 

Cshwblu îwnity CoRqr el Pbykinc rd SMrarc 

G'rrcôr, Ewployrr Hn18b Snsicr, 

Tbr Prrc6ytmrn NarPV.f iu cFr Ciry oJNrm Yc,b 

0 40 .0 fl n^ 2 3 6"t,`, B- '"° C,"P'"Y 

B-. 


79 X Re-81 

S.p, 

Nerzfeld,L. 

50269 9988 

RJR CLASS NO. PAMPHLET 79 X Re-81 a.p. 

. . . . .. . .. 

^'6-1'k^VBN7IV8 NBDICINBCONCHPT TO DECREASE TNB AISR OFSNOKINGi 

•(Ein praveotiv-medizinieches konzept zur herabeetzung des 

raucher-risikoa.)a 

Information Arztliche Fortbildung, p. 76-82 (1981) (in German) 

Antl-smoking article featuring the author's "NZD-index" a number 

generated by cummulating specially adpated €Sgures for cigarette components 

"Tar', nicotine, Co, and No into a single number. Includes tables on Swiss 

cigaretta brands by index noe., change index nos for all Svise cigarettes for 

1969-81. This index has been aeaessed to be invalid including by most 

antisnoking scientiets. 

0 4 0 0 t1 0 ;2 2 3 7 0 


50269 9989 

r 

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE/ALCOHOLISM/MEDICAL STATISTICS/ 

HEART--DISE;;;ppp$$$ES/LUNGS--CANCER/CANCER--BREAST/ 

CANCER--CERVI.CAJ/GRNCER--PRQSTATE/SMQKING & HEALTH/ 

MOTOR VEHICLE INJIRIES/CIRROSIS/ALCOHOiitM/ 

RA 

776 

Le 

1980. 

i 

0 Q[t .0 M Q. i 2. 6 7 

Preventive:-. 

"Primmy-Medicine. 1 

;Reediîi^g the1Vlajor, 

^_Caus^s'af Mortality.,," 

Rpbelt LewY M.D., M.P.H. 

Adrynrr A^w PreJram eJArbiir Hrdeb 

ad Auor4n Pby,icun MrdiCN Smicr, 

CNbwb'v Univmiry Callear o/Pbyrirusr rwd5^rjronr 

Oirrsror,£inPloyrrHeN^bSnoice, 

ibr Prrrbyrm.n Hupiral i. rbr Ciry ofNro YorR 

Lfrsle, Brown and Company 

Bosson 


50269 9990 

LAV0R0 ^Jl^/IIANO a9 s^/^%^G, 

RIVISTA DI\IESTItALE DI FISIOLOGIA,I'ATOLOGIA E CLINICA DEL LAVORO 

Vol. XXIX - N. S Scllcmbrc 1977 

1'revlslonc del rlschfo (1l osslcarbonismo actito. 

IQomogramma per il calcolo della carbosslemoelobina ncl sangue 

In funzloue della concentrazione dcl CO In arta, dcl tempo dl esposizlonc 

' e delta ventilazioue polmonarc 

. F. GODDATO(•) C. MANGIAVACCHIj••) 

IX ReZ-78 

S.P. v 1PratM¢RfM°b^r'^'A'azr o utie`caiL'oii )ilolidstBF¢)3'61FOr]tlia.^l 

Sumnra0tt^mle^lPlAR5i2'It ao^'^^^'^'`6'6311*8ja7htarnr.^ 

.. n nr arr. t'c4°fcirj,R7•`bî'%^`d3fiit•ouy. 

The kinctiu of carbon monoxide absorption was studied by the vuthors. 

An equation is propuccd ^chich enables to dcfiuc Ihc pcrccntage of blood ifbCO 

on the basis of the CO cunccntration in the air, the Icngth of czpusnrc, and the 

!ang vcnliinii,rn. 

,be Thc rrnuils proccd to be xalisfactory and wcn found to be cumparnblc to 

capcrimrulal dat.i rcporlcd in the lilcrature. 

A t of nqmogrjm. rQpurjcd phi^h cnabics to Jcfinc the b!uwi IIBCO 

0 Q sallrrn(jbn ^ thcfhasf• of nc, ^larxf ch/i's wiiich it dcpcnds on, lhcrcforc appcaring 

to be very prufilahlr In the physieian in order to foresee and thrn nr-.t dbe 


50269 9991 L 

LA NT OR O UM !-iNO ..?9 -5-) %7 

RIVISTA DI\tESTItAL6 UI FISIOLOGfA, PATOLOGIA E CLINICA DEL LAVORO 

V.I. XXIX - N. 5 Sencmbrc 1177 

-Ya^3fsR8FR^'AE1"4'T'0^1116^S^t"t5fb31Yf STi 2r°At^Tb. 

- i^tpII>olc+vrmten^^r9'iCrtflE't1i'It:P"laSrbASStomoglobinaar:nelusagguc 

^,[3{o^tioni*AeIIR'Q'8?W_^l$3TLA'd'e't'^p'!►!'dP(a;•Hel-tempo di espp,sizlo;lG_ 

etdella'sventliazionerpolmonarex.,merlen.,-^ 

F. GOBDATO(•) C. MANGIAVACCIIII••) 

IX Re2 78 / 

S.P. k/ prrri.aurr of the l+azard of anrte carbwl nrorroside poisoning. A 

Sunram,y nwnnor of lbr CO conccntration in Ihc air, the Icugth of cxpu;nre, and thc 

lung vcnlil.uiun. 

The rc.+ull. pn cJ lu Lc .aalisfuclury and were found to be comparablc to 

the cApcrimcnttl nf"^rlcd in tltc lilcrnlurc. 

Ae t of numu;•r,nns^.i r•,ur^ I cphich cnnhlcs to dcfinc the blood IIbCO 

0 4 xa(¢ral^r dl Ih(lufrThc ^^ra1(rclth3 which it dependc on, therrefure npPenring 

to be vcry pnditohfr lu Ihc physicinn in ordcr to fnresec and Ihcu ot•vrnt rlc 


50269 9992 

PJR CLASS NO. PAMI9iLLT 75 VI l'a 

Vallce, J. C. ; Afartin, C. ; Vanouyt, F. ;tRMMAWO18'df.. 

(Institut Nat.RecL. Agron., Sta. PhysloP-^tbu1. Veg., Di{nn, Fr.) 

NETP.BOLIS}t OF Pj^(11,j"::F. IN NICO'i I!\A TASACUN VAR. XLN'iHi N.C. fi?'I'!CC'f OF 

All LXOGCKVUS SUPPLY OF td1?NO ACIDS. - °'`%'u- 

*(:fetabolit;n:d`4c'2a proline cinca le Ni^_otiana tabacum t'ar ):: nUa n.c. 

effet d'un apport e>:ogene d'acides amines.)* 

Comp1:.Rend. Acad. Sci., ser. D, 279 (No. 6) 485-86 (Aug. 5, 1974) 

*Keyvords:* prvline, tobacco, nddit:ve; " 

glycine, green, constituent; 

proline, green, constituent; 

amino acids, green, constituent. 

*1975, No. 15, W 5427* *d* 

Tobacco chemistiy (agriculture): 

0 4 n 0 n 0 2 23 7 4 


,,RE.oaTNO. 

EPA-600/1-78-055 

x. 

502 69 9993 

LTITLEANDSUOiITIE 

5.REPORTDATE ^ 

BPIDEMIOLpGIC STUDY OP TFE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE Avgust 1978 

TRAFFIC On BLOOD LEAD LEVELS 

II Mey80 . S.P, 

6.PERFORMING ORGANIZATIONCOOE 

].AUTHOal9) 

6.PERPORMINGOROANIZATIONREYOn 

D. Johnson,^s,pa^F J. Tillery, K. Klmball, • 

J. Hosenfeld • 

p, PfRFORMING ORGANIZATION NFME AND ADDRE55 

W7. OORAM ELEMENT NO. 

Southwest Research Institute 1AA601 

3600 Yoakum Blvd. Il.coninnc i ANTNO. 

flouston, Texas 77006 68-02-2227 

12.SPUNSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRSS 

1TTYPE OF RCPOR f AND PF.RIOD COVE 

Health Effects Research Laboratory RTP, NC 

Office of Research and Development 14. SPONSORING AGtNCYCODE 


Research Triar.gle Park, MC 27711 

EPA 600/11 

16.uUPPLEMENTARY NOTES 

16.AHSIHACT 

This study investigated the absorption of lead by Persons of different age-se:groups 

exposed to automobile emissions of lead at traffic densities from less than 

1,006Ica5+ per qfy Ao 2P,000 91rs4pey dalp. The relationships between traffic 


RA 

231 

Nn 

-978; 

- - - - ISN/CADHIUM--ANALYSIS/ 

CAD/LINC/riERCQRY/CADMIIM--}ffifABOL 

50269 9994 

EPA-600/1-72-035 

^.TITLEANDSUBT^1lF^ - 5. ÊPD ^^^ 

D ^SE _ 

. 

^' 

The Distribution of Cadmium and Other Metals in M a ) 9 8 

. PERFORMINO ORGANIZATIONCODE 

Human Tissues 

T. AUTNORI51 

U. Johnsor.,4KsdV^P£eV8s14, J. Tillery and R. Thomas 

. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPOnT NO. 

-PERFGRM-GGP"...NIZAT.ONNPMEANOADDNE59 

cadmium 

iD.PROGRAMEIEMEf.TNG. 

Southwest nes.2arch Institute 

P.O. Drawer -3510 

lead 

zinc 

1AA6^1 

11.c N RA AN N 

--^ San Antonio, :R 78294 mercury 

tissues (biology)6tl-02-1725 

-_` IZ. sEJNSOR^N^. A:.f NCV NAME AND AODRE55 CPidemiOloy TYPE OP REPORT ANO PERIOD COVEREC 

3t 

-- 9 

Nealth Effects Research Laboratory 

Offics c' : ;earch and Development 

- RTP,NC-- I 

1

• . 50269 9995 

IT "Fe.9130 A3TH1fA/O70VE/'1ESÎP4TOZY DISEASES/ 

S P. :_.a e.__.... .b... 

I q nrs_3s 1 

PB 299645 

' 

I 

I 

Study of Ucalth Related Responses C0 Air Pollution i970 

of Persons with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases 

rin Houston, Texas 

). 

-Anr(r) Oon.lld B. Johnson, atfIW4hD;,,^Yrovost, R. T. Aimbal a. prrlnrm;ny orr.n;r,,,r. Rr â r• 

Danicl F.. .Jenkins, Erwin Bourhnfer 

s. Prdorm.nt O.t.nu.r..n F.or .ae ndd,rra 

]D. P,cirn/T.Wcu,y Uaf, No. 

• Socthwest Research Institute 

13500 Culebra Rd 

P.O. Dox 28510 and 

San Antonio, TX 78284 

Baylor College of Hedicin 

Baylor University 

Waco, Tx, 

n,Con,,r,/e 

HG-2 

Spno[o,:ot O:s,nra.r,ov Aamr ant Adr.,rra 

1I( Auston Chamber of Commerce 

,.100 Mila:n Building 

t5th Floor 

. 

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^" ^l! 

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Il. 7Y âr ol l:r âon 4 Vrr,.d 

Coac[rd . 

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'0 1 t n } 77Dm . • 

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50269 9996 

'^►'ElY01P^Mi^.cR 

Qî n n n n 2 2 3 711 

tF".LYSF. DES Ci?:4.ÔSDS Hi'DiiQ:{YZSS 20 C.iRON.f.iCGBAPNIC 

CN FllASE CAZiUSB 

(Cae Fhaac CAro:,rtoZr+phy of ltj•drmy?.in 

by A. Yrevu. am1 C. Dnebnti 

P.c•:. Yranc. Co.-pa Craa Z5 (f;o. 3) 151-.65 

(H-rcb, l.rGB) 


.:. A^..'.. \!- , ^ l. 1)> l=1 xu:.t 1Y]ll . • lerie U- Yil 

--- -' --- -^ 50269 9997 

. , tit t1^P_l^_J^^-?.3 . . TP,I'E«^cS+-DcTEC^9TNATFO\/- ^ - .. 

. . .. . . • . . j 

IIIO:tUYfE APPLIQUiE.-T•ncurs cn eomptises rerpiFr.iqtrrs b:r a•aisiiu de 

?sòtc (') do M.M. Alsin Tcrricr, Jwtn-.ô^t Roedroa et Pascal 

Ritcrc.mG^, vca, DrEacol&, par"MsÂndtd.Roautie+Nrcwfees»^* ,- - . .. . . .. _ . 

T!IE CO>9bSI4iD`! OF ai:RPE;:ES IN TllE GRAPES OF V. VIKIFERA. 

/ ttth:rtcom;^5:sterîn^quccrmidee.rt;eolid:ntif3(t)nt

50269 9998 

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