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Ordered Polyesters And Polyester-Sulfones: Aromatic Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Involving Diaryl Ethers, Linda Hobart
Ordered Polyesters And Polyester-Sulfones: Aromatic Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Involving Diaryl Ethers, Linda Hobart
Theses
Synthesis of methyl substituted phenols (via various diazonium salts), to be used as a monomer in the synthesis of ordered polyesters and to study the liquid crystal continuum from monomer-to-oligomer-to-polymer, was attempted. Deblocking of di(methoxyphenyl) terephthalates with sodium ethanethiolate in dimethylformamide resulted in the preferential cleavage of the ester linkage over the alkyl -aromatic ether linkage. A number of cleavage products resulted, depending upon the reaction conditions. 4,4'[sulfonyl bis(ρ-phenylene ether)] dianisole was prepared as a model compound to be used in the ordered poly(ester-sulfone) study. Deblocking with hydrobromic and hydrobromic acid-acetic acid cosolvents was successful. However, deblocking wtih sodium ethanethiolate …
Displaced Vignettes/Memory Trace, Elizabeth Gafarian
Dot Structure Analysis Of Film And Developer Combinations To Optimize Lof For The Dc-300b/L Scanner, Randy Demuth
Dot Structure Analysis Of Film And Developer Combinations To Optimize Lof For The Dc-300b/L Scanner, Randy Demuth
Theses
The purpose of this research was to evaluate the two current systems which are presently industry standards for judging test exposures which are used to determine an optimum exposure value for the Hell DC 300B/L electronic dot generating scanner: 1. The Hell System 2. The Kodak System The Hell System uses aim density measurements of specific percent dot area's or integral dot densities to obtain an optimum exposure value. The Kodak System compares the dot shape and size of complementary 95 percent and 5 percent dots to obtain an optimum exposure value. The Hell computer program test tape number 149 …
The Effects On Hue Resulting From Black Overprinting In Halftone Reproductions, Brian Philippsen
The Effects On Hue Resulting From Black Overprinting In Halftone Reproductions, Brian Philippsen
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A type of black printer that only existed in theory is now being applied in the printing industry. The process which makes use of this black printer is known as gray-component replacement. Developed from the extension of the undercolor removal process, the use of gray-component replacement in printing halftone reproductions is said to result in numerous technical and cost benefits. When used to the maximum, the process eliminates one of the three process color inks in a given unit area and prints black ink from highlight to shadow. A problem can result from the use of this process as it …
A Personal Statement About Space, Manuel Pagan
Structural Influences In Nature, John Hair
Psychic Expression Through Image-Making, Donna De Palma
The Image And Its Pot, Gary Baxter
Terrestrial Invertebrates Of The Virgin Islands, Wendy Jackelow
The Pathological Indications Of Diabetes Mellitus, Patricia Gast
The Pathological Indications Of Diabetes Mellitus, Patricia Gast
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None provided.
R.I.T. News & Events - May 16, 1985, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology
R.I.T. News & Events - May 16, 1985, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology
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No abstract provided.
Color: A Semiotic Approach (A Video Tape Presentation), Michele Italiano
Color: A Semiotic Approach (A Video Tape Presentation), Michele Italiano
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None provided.
Anatomical Study And Illustrative Plates Of The Dwarf Galago Primate, Hugh Nachamie
Anatomical Study And Illustrative Plates Of The Dwarf Galago Primate, Hugh Nachamie
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None provided.
An Automated Tungsten Source Sensitometer, Michael L. Rudolph
An Automated Tungsten Source Sensitometer, Michael L. Rudolph
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The design and evaluation of an automated tungsten source sensitometer are described. Design considerations are outlined. Equipment performance is evaluated and found to exceed the specifications developed. The unit is currently being used to support production testing.
Reporter - May 10th 1985, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 10th 1985, Rit Reporter Staff
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No abstract provided.
Fuzzy Data And Logical Data Base Design, Karen Steelman
Ceremonial Vessels, Paul Sherman
Brief Looks, Mary Jo Llewellyn
Reporter - May 3rd 1985, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 3rd 1985, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
No abstract provided.
R.I.T. News & Events - May 2, 1985, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology
R.I.T. News & Events - May 2, 1985, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology
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No abstract provided.
Identity Mark Evaluation And Organization Project, Brian Bennett
Identity Mark Evaluation And Organization Project, Brian Bennett
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None provided.
A Study Of The Effect Of Ink Viscosity On Dot Gain In Offset Lithography, David Dailey
A Study Of The Effect Of Ink Viscosity On Dot Gain In Offset Lithography, David Dailey
Theses
Dot gain is the enlargement which takes place in a dot from the time the dot is captured or generated on the film until it is printed. Dot gain can cause many problems, including color variation and loss of contrast, and if uncontrolled is one of the main contributors to waste in offset lithography. Of the many factors influencing dot gain, inks have been found to be a major contributor. One property recommended for further investigation is ink viscosity, which is the resistance to flow of an ink. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of ink …
Signatures Magazine: Rit's Journal Of Art And Literature 1984-1985, Rit Students
Signatures Magazine: Rit's Journal Of Art And Literature 1984-1985, Rit Students
University Publications
No abstract provided.
Object With Pattern/Rubberstamps And The Metal Cutout, Joan Riccardi
Object With Pattern/Rubberstamps And The Metal Cutout, Joan Riccardi
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None provided.
The Effects Of Common Solvents On Different Types Of Flexographic Printing Plates, Jack Jenkins
The Effects Of Common Solvents On Different Types Of Flexographic Printing Plates, Jack Jenkins
Theses
A dynamic development which has sparked flexography is the introduction and use of photopolymer plates. These plates have simplified flexographic printing by reducing the amount of time and effort needed to prepare plates for press and makeready. An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of commonly used solvent mixtures on flexographic plates. The plates tested include those using natural rubber, Buna N, and various photopolymers. The experiment specifically studied change in hardness of these plate materials due to immersion in different solvent mixtures over time. Noticeable differances in the degree of softening of plates was observed after 24 hours …
Structural Metamorphosis, Soo Hong Jahng
A Performance Comparison Of Oversewn, Pva Double Fanned, And Cleat-Laced Bindings, Caroline Frazer Watson
A Performance Comparison Of Oversewn, Pva Double Fanned, And Cleat-Laced Bindings, Caroline Frazer Watson
Theses
Librarians and library binders are no longer always able to specify the traditional, superior oversewing method for binding library books. This problem emerged due to economic pressures within several related industries resulting in a proliferation of economic, but often inferior, binding technologies. As libraries are only approximately ten to fifteen percent of total publishers' sales, books cannot specifically be made for the library market. In addition, many of the new binding technologies yield books with insufficient inner margin space to prebind or rebind books utilizing the oversewing binding method. And finally, librarians, also faced with tight budgets, must find economic …
The Power Of Images, Helen Santelli
An Analysis Of Stroke Fluid Flow In A Converging Channel Using A Penalty Function Finite Element Formulation, Keith A. Honkala
An Analysis Of Stroke Fluid Flow In A Converging Channel Using A Penalty Function Finite Element Formulation, Keith A. Honkala
Theses
A penalty function finite element program is developed to study two dimensional creeping flow in a converging channel. The finite element solution is compared to the analytical solution of purely radial flow. The analysis reveals that the assumption of purely radial flow is valid for small apex angles, but is inappropriate for larger angles .
Simulation Of An Open-Loop Stepping Motor System, Gregory Bell
Simulation Of An Open-Loop Stepping Motor System, Gregory Bell
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This report presents a description and functional model of a hybrid stepping motor drive system. The motor drive methods of fullstepping and backstepping are presented as examples. Test methods for system characterization are described, and response characteristics for the simulated and experimental results are compared to verify the model. This paper shows that an open-loop stepping motor drive system can be accurately simulated to predict real hardware performance.