The Henry's law type constants of OH and HO{sub 2} have not been experimentally determined for obvious reasons: it is extremely difficult to measure the concentrations of these reactive species in either the gas phase or the aqueous phase, let alone simultaneously in both phases. At a more fundamental level, because these radicals react rapidly in both phases, compared with mass-transfer rates characterizing typical laboratory multi-phase systems, the gas-liquid equilibrium which is necessary for such measurements to be feasible is typically not attainable. Consequently, the Henry's law constants of these radicals are traditionally evaluated from the free energy of solution, {Delta}{sub sol}G{sup 0}(X) accompanying the process of transferring a molecule X from the gas phase, denoted g, to the aqueous phase, a, i.e. X{sub g} {rightleftharpoons} X{sub a} (9.10); using the equation {Delta}{sub sol}G{sup o}(X) = -RT ln k{sub H} (9.11); {Delta}{sub sol}G{sup o}(X) is defined as {Delta}{sub sol}G{sup o}(X) = {Delta}{sub f}G{sup o}(X){sub a} - {Delta}{sub f}G{sup o}(X){sub g} (9.12) where the free energies of formation of X in the gas phase and in the aqueous phase are typically evaluated using thermochemical cycles.

This 8-page brochure describes the Office of Industrial Technologies' Agriculture Industry of the Future, a partnership between the Department of Energy and the agriculture industry established to increase industrial energy and cost efficiency.

This special issue of Alternative Fuel News highlights the Fifth National Clean Cities Conference held in Louisville, Kentucky. The momentum for the program is stronger than ever and the coalitions are working to propel the alternative fuel industry forward.

This 8-page brochure describes the Office of Industrial Technologies' Aluminum Industry of the Future; a partnership between the Department of Energy and the aluminum industry established to increase industrial energy and cost efficiency.

Base Visit Book – Army – Detroit Arsenal – MI – Recommendations prepared for Commissioner Samuel Skinner dated 07/29/2005

Base Visit Book from BRAC Commission Visit to Naval Station Norfolk, VA dtd 24 May 2005. Book includes itinerary, base summary sheet, SECDEF recommendations, installation review, and additional information.

103-06A-A18 Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Air Defense School (Net Fires) Fort Bliss, TX dtd 21 June 2005.

103-06A-A7 Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Fort Benning, GA dtd 4 June 2005.

103-06A-A3 Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Fort Knox, KY dtd 31 May 2005.

103-06A-A14 Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Fort Sill, OK dtd 11 June 2005.

This 8-page brochure describes the Office of Industrial Technologies' BestPractices initiative, which helps manufacturers implement energy and cost saving technologies and practices that are available today.

Biomass is an attractive energy source, and transportation fuels made from biomass offer a number of benefits. Developing the technology to produce and use biofuels will create transportation fuel options that can positively impact the national energy security, the economy, and the environment. Biofuels include ethanol, methanol, biodiesel, biocrude, and methane.

This document is one in a series of information bulletins about the Building America program, member teams, and current projects. This bulletin highlights the construction completed in Atlanta, Georgia, and will focus on the projects related to the International Builders' Show.

Ledger containing business letters written by D. M. O'Connor and G. Howard. discussing the payment of bills, filing of legal documents, and other related information.

This guide is a summary of the campaign finance regulations applicable to political committees.

Cattle Records ledger documenting account numbers.

This 8-page brochure describes the Office of Industrial Technologies' Chemicals Industry of The Future, a partnership between the Department of Energy and the chemicals industry established to increase industrial energy and cost efficiency.

A fact sheet that introduces the winners of the 2001 Clean Cities coalition awards, including the Empire, Movers and Shakers, Gold Star, Few Good Fleets and Madison Avenue awards.

This 8-page brochure describes the OIT's Combustion initiative, a research and development program that works with manufacturers to increase the energy efficiency of heat-delivery systems.

A detailed account of the activity and accomplishments made by fleets covered by the EPAct State and Alternative Fuel Provider Program.

The Biotechnology Center for Fuels and Chemicals (BCFC) leads a national effort, in cooperation with industry, to develop innovative, market-driven biotechnologies for producing fuels and chemicals from renewable resources. The BCFC researchers focus on using bioprocesses to convert renewable biomass feedstocks into valuable products.

The Coast Guard military base on Kodiak Island, Alaska, is the largest Coast Guard base in the world. By taking a leadership role in a pilot program to streamline Federal financing and procurement for energy saving projects, the Coast Guard is saving more than $220,000 a year in energy costs at this base. Using the Super ESPC (Energy Savings Performance Contracting) program, the Coast Guard was able to quickly contract with an experienced contractor with energy savings expertise. Working with ERI, one of FEMP's (Federal Energy Management Program) approved energy services contractors, the Coast Guard determined areas of potential energy savings and designed a retrofit to upgrade inefficient equipment and infrastructure. When energy-efficient modifications are complete, the base will be 30% more cost effective.

Text of bills passed by the Texas Legislature in 2013 that would affect biennial appropriations by the legislature 2014-2015, including the text of the conference committee report on Senate Bill No. 1.

103-06A-AF7 General Mitchell International Airport Air Reserve Station, WI Base Summary Sheet and Base Visit Report dtd 2 June 2005.