here given show that at each temperature the yield of ether passes through a maximum as the time of contact is lengthened. The yield of ethylene, on the other hand, increases continuously. This is in agreement with the results of Pease and Yung1 at 300°. The maximum yields of ether are, however, higher than those reported by Pease and Yung1 and are as high as the best yields reported by Clark, Graham and Winters.2 These maximum yields amount to 82.20% at 269°, 73.50% at 300°and 55.00% at 354°. Pease and Yung1 report 62.00% at 275°; Clark, Graham and Winters2 report 85.00% at 275°. The author obtained 82.20% at 269°. The indication is that the higher value is more nearly correct.

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Due to urbanization and industrialization, which paved the door for the development of tall, multi-story structures on mountainous terrain, land is scarce in emerging nations like India. Buildings built on hilly terrain differ from those built on flat terrain due of their uneven and asymmetrical vertical and horizontal structures. These buildings are also significantly more vulnerable to earthquake pressures when located in mountainous terrain. The primary goal of the current endeavor is to investigate how structures behave on level and sloping terrain. Hilly places require different construction configurations than level areas. Hill structures vary from those on lowlands in that they are torsionally linked, highly irregular, and asymmetrical in both the horizontal and vertical planes. As a result, they are vulnerable to severe damage when an earthquake strikes. The behavior of a multi-story structure with two distinct slope angles was attempted to be studied in this paper, and a comparison with flat ground was made. by taking Earthquake Zone II into account. Buildings on level ground and buildings on slanted ground are compared. The models are created with the aid of the structural analysis program ETABS. Response spectrum analysis is used for analysis. The analysis’s findings, including storey shear, storey drifts, moments, and displacement, are tabulated and examined.

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