Titlebook: Atmosphere in Space Cabins and Closed Environments; Karl Kammermeyer Book 1966 Meredith Publishing Company 1966 atmosphere.chemistry.engin

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Production of Bioresins from Fungal Myceliate. This specific problem is not unique with spacecraft; it has been prominent, for instance, in submarines for a number of years. In spacecraft we must bring to bear experience gained in the conditioning of submarine atmospheres; however, we must impose stricter limitations on the weight, size, and

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Fungal Biopolymers and Biocompositess, but established principles of algal metabolism impose severe restrictions on the design of thermodynamically efficient, low-volume and low-weight algal gas exchangers. Review of available data on photosynthetic gas exchangers now permits verification of design parameters predicted almost 10 years

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Murat Topal,E. I??l Arslan Topalhydration of carbon dioxide by bovine carbonate hydro-lyase (EC 4.2.1.1) was developed to a continuous laboratory scale operation. The multienzyme system, pyruvate: CO2 ligase (EC 6.4.1.1), .-malate: NAD oxidoreductase (EC 1.1.1.37), and .-malate: NADP oidoreductase (decarboxylating) (EC 1.1.1.40),

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17 Bacteria and the Lichen Symbiosis,We are living in the Space Age. Man’s eternal desire to unravel the unknown provides the stimulus for the conquest of the universe. Early explorers of our planet have exposed themselves to untold hardships and dangers, but never before has such an “impersonally hostile” environment as that of space been challenged (Dreher, 1963).

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Production of Bioresins from Fungal MyceliaThe atmosphere of a manned space system can contain, in addition to the desired components, a number of gaseous and particulate contaminants. These can accumulate to concentrations that are hazardous to occupants. Consequently, methods must be available for limiting contaminants to safe levels.

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Fungal Biopolymers and BiocompositesLet me begin by coining an uneuphonious word—spome—and defining it.

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