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A letter from Peter Chant, Director of Educational Services, Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Commission, to Mike Feduk, Satellite Educational Resources Consortium, SERC. The letter is in regards to prior correspondence between Chant and Feduk, that the Nebraska ETV in cooperation with Nebraska Department of Education will be producing a one and a half hour teleconference. Chant writes, if possible could they request the date of October 21, 1992. cc'd on the letter, Sheila Brown, Luis Peon-Casanova, Mark Kelley, Lee Rockwell, Jack Davis and William McCarter.

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This work originates from a task assignment. This basic data report is for design and fabrication of a canister penetration system for use in these experiments. The basic system was designed and fabricated as a result of a previous task assignment and three associated task plans. The new system, which will be used on canistered waste forms produced during the DWPF Start up Test Program, will be a modification of the previous systems. Hence the seven items identified in the next paragraph have been previously designed, fabricated, and tested but will be required as part of the overall system. The canister penetration system to be designed and fabricated shall consist of (1) a device which can penetrate the canister above the glass line while preventing the mixing of the air within the canister with the air in the environment, (2) a sensor for measuring the relative humidity and dew point of the air within the canister, (3) a sensor for detecting the pressure of the system before penetration and the pressure of the canister and system after penetration, (4) a vacuum system for evacuating the canister penetration system, (5) a connecting port to a mass spectrometer for on line analysis …

This work originates from a task assignment. This basic data report is for design and fabrication of a canister penetration system for use in these experiments. The basic system was designed and fabricated as a result of a previous task assignment and three associated task plans. The new system, which will be used on canistered waste forms produced during the DWPF Start up Test Program, will be a modification of the previous systems. Hence the seven items identified in the next paragraph have been previously designed, fabricated, and tested but will be required as part of the overall system. The canister penetration system to be designed and fabricated shall consist of (1) a device which can penetrate the canister above the glass line while preventing the mixing of the air within the canister with the air in the environment, (2) a sensor for measuring the relative humidity and dew point of the air within the canister, (3) a sensor for detecting the pressure of the system before penetration and the pressure of the canister and system after penetration, (4) a vacuum system for evacuating the canister penetration system, (5) a connecting port to a mass spectrometer for on line analysis …

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We have used pore water gradients and in situ benthic flux chamber measurements to assess the total and down-core variations in the organic carbon remineralization rate. To augment standard pore water extractions, we developed techniques to extract pore water samples at 2mm sampling intervals, greatly improving our assessment of near- surface vertical gradients. In addition, much emphasis was placed on directly measuring the exchange of chemicals between the bottom waters and sediment pore waters via in situ benthic flux chamber incubations. The latter were performed with the MANOP bottom lander, and in later expeditions, the Benthic Experimental chamber Instrument (BECI). Results from these measurements were used to assess the several aspects of seafloor organic matter diagenesis.

We have used pore water gradients and in situ benthic flux chamber measurements to assess the total and down-core variations in the organic carbon remineralization rate. To augment standard pore water extractions, we developed techniques to extract pore water samples at 2mm sampling intervals, greatly improving our assessment of near- surface vertical gradients. In addition, much emphasis was placed on directly measuring the exchange of chemicals between the bottom waters and sediment pore waters via in situ benthic flux chamber incubations. The latter were performed with the MANOP bottom lander, and in later expeditions, the Benthic Experimental chamber Instrument (BECI). Results from these measurements were used to assess the several aspects of seafloor organic matter diagenesis.