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- Ted Brown is Professor of Chemistry Emeritus and Founding Director Emeritus of the Beckman Institute at the Universit... moreTed Brown is Professor of Chemistry Emeritus and Founding Director Emeritus of the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois. He has published widely in the scientific literature, coauthored a widely used College level Chemistry text, and has authored books on Metaphor in Science and on Science's roles in the larger society. Most recently he has written an historical novel, The Beauty of Their Dreams, set in the first half of the 20th century. He is currently passionate about Drawdown, a promising approach to mitigation of the climate warming we currently face.edit
... 20 I / iji I I Figure 1. Variation of inverse mean lifetime of a proton on Ga(CH3)3, ~/TA, with concentration ratio, [Ga(CH3)3.N(CH3)3] : [Ga(CH,)a]. ~ / TA is obtained from the relation ~ / TA = n-(A - AO), where A is the width (in... more
... 20 I / iji I I Figure 1. Variation of inverse mean lifetime of a proton on Ga(CH3)3, ~/TA, with concentration ratio, [Ga(CH3)3.N(CH3)3] : [Ga(CH,)a]. ~ / TA is obtained from the relation ~ / TA = n-(A - AO), where A is the width (in Hertz) at half-height of the line due to Ga(CH3)a in the ...
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Page 1. METAPHOR E L. BROWN Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. MAKING TRUTH METAPHOR IN SCIENCE Thcodore L. Brown ow does science work? Making Truth: Metaphor in Science provides a new perspec-tive on how science gets done. ...
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I appreciable fractional bond order is indicated by application of Pauling's rule, 6 and it seems likely that overlap of the metal orbitals is also of importance in some of these compounds. The lithium alkyls are important... more
I appreciable fractional bond order is indicated by application of Pauling's rule, 6 and it seems likely that overlap of the metal orbitals is also of importance in some of these compounds. The lithium alkyls are important members of this class of substances and ...
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The integrated intensity of the infrared band due to the 0-H stretching vibration is determined for a number of aliphatic alcohols in carbon tetrachloride solution. The intensity is very sensitive to variations in the electron-withdrawing... more
The integrated intensity of the infrared band due to the 0-H stretching vibration is determined for a number of aliphatic alcohols in carbon tetrachloride solution. The intensity is very sensitive to variations in the electron-withdrawing or donating properties of the alkyl ...
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... Hee Cheon Lee, Janice Koles Gard, Theodore L. Brown, and Eric Oldfield*$ ... Chem. 1980, 19, 392. (12) Kidd, RG; Goodfellow, RJ In 'NMR and the Periodic Table"; Harris, RK, Mann, BE, Eds.; Academic Press: New York, 1978; pp... more
... Hee Cheon Lee, Janice Koles Gard, Theodore L. Brown, and Eric Oldfield*$ ... Chem. 1980, 19, 392. (12) Kidd, RG; Goodfellow, RJ In 'NMR and the Periodic Table"; Harris, RK, Mann, BE, Eds.; Academic Press: New York, 1978; pp 195-278. Academic Press: New York, 1971. ...
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... containing additional magnetic data and complete num-bering schemes for all atoms (16 pages); Tables XIX-XXI. listing ob-served and calculated structure factors (25 pages). Ordering information is given on any current masthead page.... more
... containing additional magnetic data and complete num-bering schemes for all atoms (16 pages); Tables XIX-XXI. listing ob-served and calculated structure factors (25 pages). Ordering information is given on any current masthead page. (23) Bertrand, J. A.; Fujita, E ...
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... Phys., 38, 1227 (1963). (9) TF Moran and L. Friedman, ibid., 40, 860 (1964). (10) A,-S. A. Wu and F. 0. Ellison, Theoret. Chim. ... In the other, ro = 1.48 A. The equilibrium values given here are ro as defined in footnote g. B.... more
... Phys., 38, 1227 (1963). (9) TF Moran and L. Friedman, ibid., 40, 860 (1964). (10) A,-S. A. Wu and F. 0. Ellison, Theoret. Chim. ... In the other, ro = 1.48 A. The equilibrium values given here are ro as defined in footnote g. B. Kleman and E. Werhagen, Arkiu Fysik, 6, 359 (1953). ...
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One of the reasons I enjoyed Schriber's, "Simulation Using GPSS" so much when I first read it was that it contains short examples of non-trival language usage. I appreciated the way the language blocks were made use of. I... more
One of the reasons I enjoyed Schriber's, "Simulation Using GPSS" so much when I first read it was that it contains short examples of non-trival language usage. I appreciated the way the language blocks were made use of. I felt I learned alot on how to really use the language. This note is written in this vain. It is based on a real modelling problem that was presented to me. In this note I have only taken those aspects of the problem that show the structure of the GPSS program that I wish to emphasis. Think about how you might solve it.
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Page 1. LIQUID CRYSTALS, 1992, VOL. 12, No. 3, 369-376 Synthesis and mesomorphic behaviour of a homologous series of 1,1'-bis[4(4'-alkyloxy)benzaldimine] ferrocene dicarboxylates by KARUNA P. REDDY and THEODORE ...
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2 the essentially isotropic interaction with A1 is the result of direct overlap possible between its 3s orbital and the semifilled orbital of the a carbon. The sign of the A1 coupling elements given in eq 4 must therefore be positive. The... more
2 the essentially isotropic interaction with A1 is the result of direct overlap possible between its 3s orbital and the semifilled orbital of the a carbon. The sign of the A1 coupling elements given in eq 4 must therefore be positive. The z axis along which the smallest A1 coupling ...
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... Radicalst I' Richard S. Herrick, Thomas R. Herrinton, Howard W. Walker, and Theodore L. Brown" ... (10) Rothberg, L. J.; Cooper, NJ; Peters, KS; Vaida, V. J. Am. (11) Waltz, W. L.; Hackelberg, 0.; Dorfman,... more
... Radicalst I' Richard S. Herrick, Thomas R. Herrinton, Howard W. Walker, and Theodore L. Brown" ... (10) Rothberg, L. J.; Cooper, NJ; Peters, KS; Vaida, V. J. Am. (11) Waltz, W. L.; Hackelberg, 0.; Dorfman, LM; Wojcicki, A. J. Am. ...
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The treat of bioterrorism is in the public eye again, and major public health agencies are urging preparedness efforts and special federal funding. In a sense, we have seen this all before. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention... more
The treat of bioterrorism is in the public eye again, and major public health agencies are urging preparedness efforts and special federal funding. In a sense, we have seen this all before. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention grew substantially during the Cold War era in large part because Alexander Langmuir, Chief Epidemiologist of the CDC, used an earlier generation's anxieties to revitalize the CDC, create an Epidemic Intelligence Service, and promote epidemiologic "surveillance" as part of the nation's defense. Retrospective investigation suggests that, while Langmuir contributed to efforts promoted by the Department of Defense and the Federal Civil Defense Administration, the United States did not have real cause to fear Communist biological warfare aggression. Given clear historical parallels, it is appropriate to ask, What was gained and what was lost by Langmuir's central role in that first instance of American biopreparedness? Among the conclusions drawn is that biopreparedness efforts fed the Cold War climate, narrowed the scope of public health activities, and failed to achieve sustained benefits for public health programs across the country.
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The term "global... more
The term "global health" is rapidly replacing the older terminology of "international health." We describe the role of the World Health Organization (WHO) in both international and global health and in the transition from one to the other. We suggest that the term "global health" emerged as part of larger political and historical processes, in which WHO found its dominant role challenged and began to reposition itself within a shifting set of power alliances. Between 1948 and 1998, WHO moved from being the unquestioned leader of international health to being an organization in crisis, facing budget shortfalls and diminished status, especially given the growing influence of new and powerful players. We argue that WHO began to refashion itself as the coordinator, strategic planner, and leader of global health initiatives as a strategy of survival in response to this transformed international political context.