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[This corrects the article on p. 281 in vol. 83.].

Riveros, Arriaga, Tejeda, Julián-Sánchez, and Riveros-Rosas

The relative apportionment of hydrocarbons (HCs) coming from mobile, fixed, and other sources (not correlated either to carbon monoxide [CO] or sulfur dioxide [SO2] emissions as solvent evaporation and biogenic sources) is calculated as previously proposed by Riveros et al.1 through the linear approximation [HC] total = [HC]0 + m1 [CO] + m2 [SO2], where m1 and m2 are fitted constants. The obtai...

Catalytic properties of MIL-101.

A very high catalytic activity in the cyanosilylation reaction was observed for MIL-101, a chromium based metal-organic framework; moreover, MIL-101 is also a remarkably stable support for palladium in hydrogenation reactions, with significantly higher activity than e.g. palladium on activated carbon.

A Comparison of MIL-STD 882C and MIL-STD 882D for Australian Defence Acquisition

This report compares the use of the system safety standard MIL-STD 882C with MILSTD 882D for the use of Australian Defence Acquisition. It summarises the differences between the standards and examines the implications of the transition from MIL-STD 882C to MIL-STD 882D in the Australian Defence Acquisition environment. The conclusion drawn is that the approach taken by MIL-STD-882D relies on an...