Soda ash removes sulfur from fuels
Test show that adding soda ash (sodium bicarbonate) to coal/oil/water emulsion reduces 75 to 80% of sulfur dioxide gas emitted during subsequent combustion of emulsion.
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Test show that adding soda ash (sodium bicarbonate) to coal/oil/water emulsion reduces 75 to 80% of sulfur dioxide gas emitted during subsequent combustion of emulsion.
An experiment was conducted at the CERN intersecting storage rings using colliding proton beams to investigate high-multiplicity gamma-ray events. The objective of the study was to reveal certain features of multiple pion production as well as other possible mechanisms of gamma-ray production. The detector system consisted of ten planes of spark chambers, three scintillation counter hodoscopes and two arrays of lead-glass Cerenkov counters, the first array containing 16 counters and the second, 60 counters. The event trigger was obtained from the Cerenkov counters, and the energies in all the Cerenkov counters after trigger, as well as the information on all the charged particles given by the scintillation counters and spark chambers were recorded on magnetic tape. The relationship between the number of gamma-rays per event and the number of Cerenkov counters triggered by a neutral secondary was established by means of a Monte Carlo calculation.
Partially conserved axial vector currents and current algebra to obtain vertex functions at point having zero mass by extrapolations
Coupling parameter in vector-meson field theory determined using current algebra, discussing pion and kaon four momenta values for correction factors