Providing a detailed description of all the by-products and waste materials arising from the manufacture of edible and non-edible oils and their derivatives, this book is thoroughly up-to-date and a welcome addition to the literature. The authors draw on both Eastern European and Western sources. The technological processes involved in the production of edible and non-edible fats are outlined and information is provided on the utilization of fats derived from essentially non-fatty raw materials such as bones, wool and cellulose. The authors also discuss the chemical composition, properties and usage of by-products from other industries. Waste materials formed in the fat industry are classified into three sections - fumes, sewage, and solid wastes - and ways of protecting the environment from the effects of those waste materials, including mechanical, chemical, physicochemical and biological methods, are discussed in detail. Well-illustrated with flow charts, tables and diagrams, the book also contains an extensive bibliography. Readership: All those involved in research and development of edible fats and oleochemistry in both industry and academia - including food, agriculture, textiles and pharmaceutical research. Organic, industrial and environmental chemists and chemical engineers. Henryk Niewiadomski (1905-1992) was Professor Emeritus at the Technical University of Gdansk, Poland. He was awarded the French Chevreul Medal in 1967, and the Copernicus Medal of the Polish Academy of Sciences for his outstanding scientific achievements in 1985. Professor Hanna Szczepanska (1930-1989) wrote over 100 scientific papers and was the author of two books.

By-Products and Waste Materials in Fat Technology (Ellis Horwood Series in Industrial Chemistry)

Science & Math

Henryk Niewiadomski

Hanna Szczepanska

Biological Sciences

Ellis Horwood

Chemometrics for Analytical Chemistry: PC-aided Regression and Related Methods v. 2 (Ellis Horwood Series in Analytical Chemistry)

Meloun

Chemistry

Realizing that not all students grasp the fundamentals of mathematics first time, this book provides, in straightforward language, a second chance for students to understand mathematics. It does not assume the reader is at GCSE standard but starts at the beginning.

Mathematics: A Second Start

J.S. Berry

Sheila G. Page

Mathematics

This volume discusses the evidence that there may be much more matter in the universe than is immediately visible. This hidden matter is only apparent because of the gravitational influence it exerts on other bodies in the universe. The present evidence suggests that much of this hidden matter may be in the form of exotic elementary particles. The book discusses the influence these particles may exert, and how they might be detected.

The hidden universe (The Ellis Horwood library of space science and space technology)

Tayler, Roger

Bonding and Structures: Structural Principles in Inorganic and Organic Chemistry (Ellis Horwood Series in Inorganic & Organic Bonding)

Nathaniel Warren Alcock

This reference text for the pharmaceutical industry sets out the regulatory requirements of the authorities of the major world market. The editors identify major key technical and scientific areas in any application for marketing authorization.

International Pharmaceutical Product Registration (Ellis Horwood Series in Pharmaceutical Technology)

Cartwright, A.C.

Mathews, Brian

Mathematical Analysis (Ellis Horwood Series in Mathematics & Its Applications)

D.S.G. Stirling

Dealing exclusively with compression technology, this text reflects the continued popularity of the tablet as a drug form, and thereby the need to refine and enhance the pharmaceutical industry's knowledge of compression.

Pharmaceutical Technology: Tableting Technology Volume 2 (Compression)

Medical Books

Michael H. Rubinstein

Pharmacology

Polypeptide and protein drugs are becoming the focus of intense research but many problems are encountered with the synthesis, characterization, formulation and quality control of such drugs. This book provides workers in the field with a comprehensive review of recent developments in polypeptide and protein chemistry and biology relevant to their exploitation as pharmaceuticals. Topics covered include the structure and folding of proteins, polypeptide function, the current status of polypeptide pharmaceuticals, quality control and safety. There is comprehensive discussion of specific peptides including LHRH analogues, insulin, monoclonal antibodies, vaccines and blood glycoproteins.

Polypeptide and Protein Drugs: Production, Characterization and Formulation (Ellis Horwood Series in Pharmaceutical Technology)

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