This report ranks the 100 largest industrial corporations in the U.S by sales in 1970.

The synthesis of nonracemic yields of hexa-, hepta-, octa-, and nonhelicene with circular light was observed, and the structural and wavelength dependence of the induced optical yields was examined. The results obtained, together with a detailed consideration of the mechanism of helicene synthesis from the parent diarylolefins, indicate that the induced optical activity is due to selective reaction of enantiomeric conformations of the parent cis diarylolefins by circular light.

Essay outlining a behavioral model in regard to accounting for common stockholders.

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This report is a selected bibliography of works that pertain to the use of capital punishment in the United States.

The purpose of his memorandu is to present certain performance characteristics of the E-1 CAM state variable feedback control system. reatment is given to (1) dynamic response comparison between open loop and closed loop systems during thrust buildup, (2) sensitivity to deviations of open loop demands from their nominal trajectories, and (3) effect of single feedback signal loss on performance.

This report provides a collection of recent articles on Portuguese Africa.

This report compares the emergency aid bills: S. 1557, H.R. 4847 (Hawkins), H.R. 2266 (Bell), and S. 1283 (Ribicoff) and H.R. 7212 (Badillo). The report describes the policy, findings, purpose, appropriations, apportionments, and eligibility for each bill.

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This report provides a table listing criminal penalties for drug related charges under the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970.

This report is an alphabetical collection of every Senate, House, and Joint Committee that show a relation to scientific and technological matters.

System requirements for cooling the shield within the vacuum vessel for the core test reactor are analyzed. The total heat to be removed by the coolant system is < 22,700 Btu/hr, with an additional 4600 Btu/hr to be removed by the 2-inch thick steel plate below the shield. This latter heat is radiated to the walls of the vacuum chamber where the heat is removed by the cooling coils wrapped around the outside of the chamber. The maximum temperature of the concrete in the shield can be kept below 200°F if the shield plug walls are kept below 160°F. The walls of the two "donut" shaped shield segments, which are cooled by the water from the shield and vessel cooling system, should operate below 95°F. The walls of the center plug, which are cooled with nitrogen, should operate below 100°F.

At the present stage of reactor coolant studies it is possible to say that radiation affects the deposition behavior of corrosion products in the reactor. A quantitative relation between flux and deposition rate or amount is not available, nor is there information as to exactly which component, or combination thereof, of the radiation is most important. To determine these effects and those of other process parameters, Battelle-Northwest (BNW) is conducting an experimental program for the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory (KAPL) to evaluate the behavior of corrosion products in pressurized, water-cooled nuclear reactor systems. This program is authorized by and is being performed under the terms and conditions of KAPL Purchase Order 7730-A (and Amendments).

Monthly newsletter of the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1, discussing the field of underground water. Topics include profiles of water conservation research, annual pre-plant soil moisture survey data, annual Winter Water Level measurement data, and information about the latest water conservation tips.

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Report describing the development of a reliable means to cast brackish water desalination membranes, the quality control of membrane-support elements, and the development of replaceable membrane elements.

Determines whether commercially available polyaryl polyisocyanates would be suitable alternates for Upjohn's PAPI.

This report is a brief summary of the Federal government's participation in highway construction during 1800-11970.

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SPEAKEASY is a computer language designed for scientists. This document is primarily an introduction to that language, but it also serves as a reference manual for the version currently available for IBM-360 series computers. The specific control cards needed to run jobs at the Argonne installation are described. The report contains two major sections. The first is a detailed description of the basic language. The last section of the report is an illustration of the use of the language in the form of an actual computer run.

Report on the inventories of Texas irrigation waters from 1958, 1964, and 1969.