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  • Biometric Sensors Could Detect Traces of Chemicals on Passengers
    News - 15 Aug 2006
    While it might be very difficult to detect benign chemicals that could make an explosive when mixed together, it is not nearly as difficult to detect traces of potentially dangerous chemicals on the...
  • Iowa State University Researchers Test Combustible Powders for NASA
    News - 18 Jul 2006
    Jerry Colver had visitors to his Iowa State University laboratory cover their ears. Then he powered up his test rig and - SNAP! - what looked like a bolt of blue lightning popped through five test...
  • Steel Scrap Prices Expected to Remain Firm
    News - 9 Jun 2006
    The steel industry had defied the somewhat gloomy predictions of late 2005 and, as a result of strong consumption by the mills, scrap prices appeared set to remain firm for at least the next few...
  • Using the FTPA2000-HP260X for Hydrocarbon and Petrochemical Applications
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    The FTPA2000-HP260X is considered to be a multipurpose multichannel fiber-optic based process FT-NIR analyzer platform ideal for petrochemical applications.
  • NIST Develop World's Most Accurate Gamma Ray Detector
    News - 15 Mar 2006
    Scientists at the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have designed and demonstrated the world's most accurate gamma ray detector, which is expected to...
  • Poly (Butylene Carbonate) – QPAC® PBC
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    QPAC® PBC is made up of no less than 94% Poly(butylene carbonate) polymer and has less than 5% butylene carbonate and less than 1% (between 0.2%-0.8%) methylene chloride.
  • The Age of Cheap Scrap is Over
    News - 4 Nov 2005
    Thanks to representations from the metals recycling industry with the assistance of BIR, the Indian government had agreed to relax import conctrol procedures applied to US and European ferrous scrap,...
  • Penn State Researchers Develop Prototype Sonic Gas Analyzer
    News - 21 Oct 2005
    Penn State researchers have developed a prototype sonic gas analyzer that automatically and continuously tracks the concentration of a gas in an air/gas mixture based on changes in pitch. Miguel...
  • New Design Options for Military Combat Vehicles
    News - 13 Sep 2005
    A concept vehicle designed to illustrate potential technology options for improving survivability and mobility in future military combat vehicles will be shown publicly for the first time Sept. 13-15...
  • Accelerating Rate Calorimeter 244 (ARC®)
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    The accelerating rate calorimeter 244is designed for the measurement of the quantity and rate of heat release relating to the processing or storage of chemicals.

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