Geodesic polyarenes by flash vacuum pyrolysis

Article Abstract:

Geodesic polyarenes constitute a rapidly growing family of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) that resemble the geodesic domes of the great 20th century American architect Buckminster Fuller. It is possible to prepare number of bowl shaped PAH ring systems and study their chemical properties by employing syntheses based on flash vacuum pyrolysis (FVP).

Analysis, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Pyrolysis, Chemical properties, Geodesic domes

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CES Wrap-Up: Personal Communications

Article Abstract:

At the 1984 Winter CES the personal communications industry introduced some exciting new products. Cobra introduced its RD-3000 radar detector which is about the size of a remote control garage door opener and can monitor both X and K bands. Electra introduced the CompuScan 2100, the first scanner radio designed as a computer peripheral.

Consumer electronics, Telecommunications equipment, Trade shows, Communications Equipment, New Product, Products, Trends, Trade Show

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Brown trout

Article Abstract:

The brown trout was introduced in the US from Europe in 1886 and is found in the East, the West and the Great Lakes. They are cautious fish that feed voraciously. They favor water temperatures between 58 and 67 degrees and spawn in October and November.

Behavior, Brown trout

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