... ethylene per mole of ethane fed (the yield ofthe process is 80%) What is the cash flow ofthe process? What must be the cost of producing ethylene if we want a profit of 10% of sales? 1.9 What ... principles of operation ofchemical equipment rather than just memorize pictures of them Only in the Process Design course does there remain much discussion ofthe processes by which chemicals ... typical chemical processes the capital and operating costs ofthe reactor may be only 10 to 25% ofthe total, with separation units dominating the size and cost ofthe process Yet the performance of...
... ethylene per mole of ethane fed (the yield ofthe process is 80%) What is the cash flow ofthe process? What must be the cost of producing ethylene if we want a profit of 10% of sales? 1.9 What ... principles of operation ofchemical equipment rather than just memorize pictures of them Only in the Process Design course does there remain much discussion ofthe processes by which chemicals ... typical chemical processes the capital and operating costs ofthe reactor may be only 10 to 25% ofthe total, with separation units dominating the size and cost ofthe process Yet the performance of...
... determined by the relative speeds of these two reactions on the surface ofthe catalyst It is therefore a problem of rates and not of equilibria The theory of equilibria, based on thermodynamics, ... charactertstic of an equilibrium, such as the vapour pressure of a liquid, the solubility of a solid, or the equilibrium constant of a reaction Then some ofthe most useful results of thermodynamics are of ... regarding thermodynamics as having its own secure empirical basis On the other hand, the laws of thermodynamics may themselves be interpreted in terms ofthe fine structure of matter, by the methods of...
... Like (2), these refer to the intrinsic qualities ofthe music itself, but they differ in that they describe qualities ofthe music as a whole 16 rather than specific, technical elements of it (e.g ... kind of mapping of aesthetic reactions to music has not been attempted in the past: our study is best regarded as a preliminary exploration We shall first describe the development ofthe system of ... produce a large number ofthe other three types, especially Objective-Analytic ones; these subjects, moreover, are likely to be amongst the less musically experienced The results ofthe factor analysis...
... endorsement by the U.S Department of Justice The National Institute of Justice is a component ofthe Office of Justice Programs, which also includes the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Bureau of Justice ... into the organic phase ofthe microemulsion Once dissolved, the agent can react with the water-soluble decontaminant at the surface ofthe organic portion ofthe microemulsion The rate of agent ... Statistics, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime U.S Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs National Institute of Justice Guide for the...
... endorsement by the U.S Department of Justice The National Institute of Justice is a component ofthe Office of Justice Programs, which also includes the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Bureau of Justice ... Statistics, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime U.S Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs National Institute of Justice Guide for the ... Opinions or points of view expressed in this document represent a consensus ofthe authors and not necessarily represent the official position or policies ofthe U.S Department of Justice The products...
... because ofthe Nazi takeover Regardless of whether they had converted to other religions, they never shied away from their Jewishness They also proudly maintained their Hungarian identity Some of them ... applications of symmetry principles to atomic physics Von Neumann was the father ofthe modern computer and Teller the father ofthe hydrogen bomb The American hydrogen bomb saved the world from the Soviet ... to the otherwise growing awareness ofthe importance of athleticism and sports for the healthy development ofthe individual John Lukacs, a historian ofthe Budapest of around 1900, noted the...
... provide the setting for the discussion of remedial proposals, Chapter I presents a sketch ofthe economy and ofthe events ofthe postwar period The postwar boom and its culmination in the crisis ... borrowers in their own institutions Contributing to the expansion ofthe note issue was the practice of printing notes in denominations as low as six cents With the restraint ofthe Bank ofthe United ... bank, but the difficulty is easily solved The whole of our population are either stockholders of banks or in debt to them It is not the interest ofthe first to press the banks and the rest are...
... households,79 but the conditions ofthe fledgling factories differed from the rest ofthe economy The factories were depressed while the rest ofthe community was booming, due to the postwar import of manufactured ... for the debtors’ plight was therefore that ofthe banks, and not ofthe debtors themselves Miller laid blame on the state banks and the Bank ofthe United States; the latter for serving as an ... economies in expenditure He saw the cause ofthe depression in the indolence and lack of industry among the people and especially in the influence ofthe debilitating luxuries of high fashion Noah had...
... to appraise the worth ofthe debtor’s property The creditor was forced to accept the property at least at two-thirds ofthe official value On the other hand, if, at the public sale, the property ... the relief program The opposition branded the relief laws as the work of selfish groups of “spendthrifts” and “big speculators” working their influence on the state legislature The theme ofthe ... Since the banks were chartered by the states, the supply of money was largely a state problem, and the bulk ofthe discussion was waged at the state level The new state of Alabama, which entered the...
... payment for the Alabama lands, and the deposit by the federal government of these funds in the Bank ofthe United States branch at Savannah The contraction policy ofthe Bank ofthe United States ... History of Banking, p 564; Sumner, History of Banking, pp 87, 115 25 On the report of Stephen Elliott, appointed head ofthe Bank ofthe State of South Carolina, criticizing the action ofthe Bank of ... personal friend of Andrew Jackson The leading force on behalf ofthe state bank was the Vincennes Sentinel, the editor of which was an officer ofthe bank The “aristocrats” ofthe Vincennes area,...
... The leading issue ofthe legislative session ofthe fall of 1821 was the loan office system The expansionists and relief forces were eager to enlarge the scope ofthe loan office The reliefers wanted ... totaled $300 thousand The major action ofthe session was stay laws bolstering the credit ofthe loan office notes As in the case ofthe stay laws, the voting on the loan office bill revealed ... exhortations ofthe bankers The cry began to spread that the great evil ofthe times was the continuing diminution ofthe currency Davidson County, especially Nashville, was the center ofthe agitation These...
... imports of iron, leather, wool, and hemp 168 The end ofthe state bank experiment was signaled by the capitulation ofthe leader ofthe relief forces, Governor John Adair.169 In his message to the ... articles, the price of which is rapidly declining The merchant will abstain from purchases, under the apprehension of a further reduction in price, and ofthe difficulty of revending at a profit The ... increase the money supply The sufficiency of circulation would promote all industry, and the “nation” rather than the banks would reap the profits from the loans Furthermore, the interest rate (5...
... vs the underconsumptionist theory ofthe crisis, both of which were to come to the fore in the depression ofthe 1930s For the underconsumptionists stressed the cause ofthe crisis to be lack of ... “banks of circulation.” In their capacity of storing money, they were “banks of deposit,” and in their capacity of lending their own money or the borrowed funds of others, they were “banks of discount.” ... on the issue of bank notes or requiring banks to redeem in specie They grew out ofthe grave problem ofthe defaulting and suspending banks, and ofthe widespread depreciation of their notes The...
... for the notes of their bank, and that there be “double liability” for stockholders When the bill reached the floor, there was a flurry of attempts both to weaken and strengthen the measure The ... and the extent to which the reaction against the bank stemmed from hard money views Leon M Schur, The Second Bank ofthe United States and the Inflation after the War of 1812,” The Journal of ... attained; the second objective had been achieved de facto though not de jure by the minimum provisions ofthe Tariff of 1816 By the spring of 1818, under the impact ofthe boom, as well as the attainment...
... to be one ofthe leaders in the free banking movement ofthe late 1820s One ofthe most impressive aspects ofthe discussions about the depression was the high intellectual level ofthe debate, ... Johnson of Virginia asserted that the measure would ruin one part ofthe country for the benefit of another, and that free choice was still the best system of trade Middle -of -the- roaders, such as the ... every sort of imported goods, fostered by the “extreme elevation ofthe market at the close ofthe war, owing to the few foreign productions in the country at the time.” Auction sales of imported...
... on the rates of inns and hotels This would spur business by lessening the cost of travel There were some who adopted the protectionist theory ofthe cause ofthe depression without adopting the ... interest, the lenders would grow rich at the expense ofthe borrowers.12 Advocates of repeal or of great easing ofthe usury laws appeared in other states One Kentuckian, for example, urged that the ... in Virginia, the citizens of Frederick and Shenandoah Counties asked for reduction of their bridge tolls in view ofthe depression and the great reduction in the prices of produce The proposal...
... on the analysis results that contains analytical proof ofthe presence of chemicals reported and provides high certainty ofthe absence of other chemicals relevant for the implementation ofthe ... from the Organic Synthesis Group for providing the analytes used in the study and all users ofthe GC MSD for sharing the use ofthe instrument Even though people come and go, the memories ofthe ... that ofthe NIP and the imprinting efficiency was found to be 1.3 The imprinting efficiency is defined as the ratio ofthe binding ratio ofthe MIP to the NIP, where the binding ratio is the ratio...