• How widely deployable ionic solvents will prove to be in practice remains to be seen.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • This ionic detergent is a strong irritant if snorted but is inconsequential when the drug is taken orally.

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  • Is that a whiff of sparkling white ionic columns on the front porch?

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  • The White House, with its Ionic columns, could pass as a Greek temple.

    ECONOMIST: Bluma Trell

  • This is because the ionic reaction uses less of the expensive catalyst involved.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • Once cooled, they would be reinvigorated back to their original ionic states by an external electric current, and pumped back into the chip.

    ECONOMIST: Monitor

  • The ionic layers are also very close indeed to the surfaces of the electrodes, and obviously run parallel with them whatever their shape.

    ECONOMIST: Electricity storage

  • The state's constitution gives its governors less power than the imposing Ionic columns of the governor's mansion in Austin might lead you to think.

    ECONOMIST: Lexington

  • And, pursuing this idea to its logical conclusion, Elementis Specialties, a British company, has gone one step further designing ionic solvents that themselves act as catalysts.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • But ionic solvents should find some immediate uses in existing processes.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • In other green transportation news, a team from MIT is working on developing ionic wind thrusters that would serve as an energy-efficient, low-emission alternative to jet engines.

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  • Meanwhile, researchers at the French Petroleum Institute have found that they can perform another industrially important reaction linking small molecules called olefins together more cheaply in ionic solvents than in conventional ones.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • See more cows than tourists at the 4th Century BC ruins of Alinda and the 5th to 7th Century BC temple of Zeus at Labranda, where Ionic columns lie in pieces in the grass.

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  • Sir Robert Ho Tung, a powerful half-English magnate whose commercial empire straddled Shanghai and Hong Kong, commissioned a Shanghai home from Mr. Hudec, who gave it a south-facing porch with graceful Ionic columns.

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  • That is because, as in the case of the Diels-Alder reaction, it is usually possible to design an ionic solvent that dissolves the reactants easily but is reluctant to give house room to the resultant product.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

  • At the premiere a hauntingly effective hour-long performance legislators were joined in the audience by diplomats, Holocaust survivors, former Spiegelgrund patients and other invited guests in an ornate chamber lined with Ionic columns and used for special legislative sessions.

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  • In the past year, for example, Dr Seddon and Tom Welton, a chemist at Imperial College London, have shown that one of the most important and difficult processes in industrial organic chemistry, the Diels-Alder reaction (which links carbon atoms together and thus allows big molecules to be assembled) can work better in ionic than in conventional solvents.

    ECONOMIST: Ionic solvent

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