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In this work, a methodology for the integrated design of a CO2-expanded solvent and a reactor for a Diels-Alder reaction is presented.

For evaluating a reactor for a bioartificial liver (BAL) support system, we identified five criteria: safety, scalability, cell growth environment, mimicking native liver functions and handling.

The simulation of a reactor for a strongly exothermic process based upon a model accounting for radial void, velocity and temperature profiles is compared with the predictions based upon a less refined model which does not consider the effect of radial void and velocity profiles.

For instance, if a severe accident indeed occurs as infrequently as once in four million years, as Westinghouse claims, the insurance to cover a reactor for a lifetime of operation in India would cost less than $3,500 -- rendering moot all the arm-twisting to extract a pass on liability.

Lipoproteins in the serum were analyzed with a liquid chromatography system equipped with a reactor for a postcolumn reaction to automatically measure the total amounts of cholesterol of separated lipoproteins.

Russia, a longtime ally, is constructing a reactor for the Iranians in Bushehr, in southern Iran.

The purpose of this work is to develop a mathematical model of a reactor for hydrothermal oxidation.

The study case was realized on a reactor for obtaining ethylene which provides a guarantee for the successful implementation of the control solutions proposed for such plants.

The properties of carbon nanotubes, used as a nanometric template and as a reactor for the synthesis of BETA zeolite, have been investigated.

For the Manhattan Project, this was a crucial step towards the manufacture of plutonium in a reactor for use in an atomic bomb, but much larger reactors were required for mass production.

For the past four years, the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, dancer Yoko Ando and a group of programmers have been developing RAM, a "Reactor for Awareness in Motion," a system that captures the movement of dancers in real-time, feeding the information back to the performer as a virtual environment.