Propagation of Visible and Infrared Waves in the Atmosphere (Rasprostranenie Vidimykh i Infrakrasnykh Voln v Atmosfere)

Zuev, V. E.

doi:10.21236/ad0753974

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“…These carotenoid pigments are largely destroyed by peroxide bleaching, leaving a variable amount of brown color with no characteristic absorption bands. Studies by Zuev et al (12)(13)(14) have confirmed the formation of brown-colored substances as well as destruction of carotenoids by heating. They suggest oxidation is involved.…”

Section: Nonphospholipid Componentsmentioning

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Composition of soybean lecithin

Scholfield

1981

J Americ Oil Chem Soc

152

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Commercial soybean lecithin is a complex mixture containing ca. 65-75% phospholipids together with triglycerides and smaller amounts of other substances. The major phospholipids include phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylethanolamine and inositol-contaming phosphatides. Other substances reported include carbohydrates, pigments, sterols and sterol glycosides. This paper reviews the nature of the compounds found in soybean lecithin and our present knowledge of its composition. Thiamin O. 115 ~g/g Riboflavin 0.33 pg/g Panothenic acid 5.59 pg/g Pyridoxine 0.29 pg/g Niacin 0.12 t~g/g ABSTRACT A commercially extracted crude soybean oil (570 ppm phosphorus, 1.74% acetone insolubles) was degummed in the laboratory under a wide range of reaction conditions (water concentration, temperature, time and agitation). The reaction conditions were correlated

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Section: Nonphospholipid Componentsmentioning

confidence: 92%

Composition of soybean lecithin

Scholfield

1981

J Americ Oil Chem Soc

152

106

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“…The line by line calcu lation was carried out using the data on the spectral parameters of absorption lines of the principal atmo spheric gases [11] for a ground sounding path 1 km long and a standard atmospheric model (summer, middle latitudes [12]). …”

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Application of a strontium vapor laser to laser remote sounding of atmospheric composition

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“…The field of wave associated with the propagation through strong atmospheric turbulence [7] is distorted, and one has the speckle structure. There are points in the speckle structure what are called dislocations or branch points [8], where intensity vanishes and phase became uncertain.…”

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“…-uve number, X is the wave length of, L is the length of a path. Parameter f3 is normalized intensity variance of the plane wave the first approach of a method of smooth perturbations [10], and widely is used in quality of "unit" of measurement of intensity optical turbulence [7]. At the end of the path there is an assembling lens.…”

Section: Simulation Algorithmmentioning

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