The Route of the overland mail to India.

Illustrated t.p.

Abad en route to surrender, Boac, Marinduque Is., P.I.

In foreground left to right: Camantigue Bandholtz, Abad, Roque, King, Castaneda, Bugarin

Australia and the East : being a journal narrative of a voyage to New South Wales in an emigrant ship, with a residence of some months in Sydney and the bush, and the route home by way of India and Egypt, in the years 1841 and 1842 /

Mode of access: Internet.

La route de l'air;

Mode of access: Internet.

Route location study. F.A.I. 75. Detroit-Toledo Expressway to Rouge River. [Report to] Michigan State Highway Dept.,

On cover: The Seaway freeway.

The scenery of Greece and its islands, illustrated by fifty views, sketched from nature, executed on steel, and described en route, with a map of the country.

Mode of access: Internet.

Lake George: its scenes and characteristics, with glimpses of the olden times. To which is added some account of Ticonderoga, with a description of the route to Schroon Lake and the Adirondacks. With ... notes on Lake Champlain ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Before the California Highway Commission in re location of Skyline Boulevard, San Francisco to Santa Cruz; supplemental brief for San Lorenzo Valley route from Saratoga Gap to Santa Cruz.

"This brief supersedes the former brief filed by the proponent herein. It embodies all that is to be found in that brief relevant to the questions presented therein."

Brochure in regard to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co., the "New Mexico-Southern" or "Thirty-fifth parallel" route, and the first mortgage bonds of its western division.

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Communication with India, China, &c. Observations on the proposed improvements in the overland route viâ Egypt, with remarks on the Ship Canal, the Boulac Canal, and the Suez Railroad.

Cover title (on mounted label): Observations on the overland communication with India.

Estimating annual ridership and operating expense for fixed route bus systems in small urban areas /

Jan. 1979.

A novel route to the synthesis of mesoporous Titania with full anatase nanocrystalline domains

A porous, high surface area TiO2 with anatase or rutile crystalline domains is advantageous for high efficiency photonic devices. Here, we report a new route to the synthesis of mesoporous titania with full anatase crystalline domains. This route involves the preparation of anatase nanocrystalline seed suspensions as the titania precursor and a block copolymer surfactant, Pluronic P123 as the template for the hydrothermal self-assembly process. A large pore (7 - 8 nm) mesoporous titania with a high surface area of 106 - 150 m(2)/g after calcination at 400degreesC for 4 h in air is achieved. Increasing the hydrothermal temperature decreases the surface area and creates larger pores. Characteristics of the seed precursors as well as the resultant mesoporous titania powder were studied using XRD analysis, N-2-adsorption/desorption analysis, and TEM. We believe these materials will be especially useful for photoelectrochemical solar cell and photocatalysis applications.

Hydroxide carbonates and oxide carbonate hydrate of rare earths grown on glass via a hydrothermal route

Carbonates of rare-earths, specifically hydroxide carbonate or oxide carbonate hydrate, could be prepared on common glass by a hydrothermal process involving thiourea. Examples presented in this paper include LaOHCO3, CeOHCO3 and EU2O(CO3)(2) . H2O structures formed on glass from solutions of thiourea and the relevant rare-earth reactants. The crystal structure and habit on the substrates were dependent on the preparative conditions; the influence of the concentrations of reactants and temperature on the crystal morphologies is illustrated. Second harmonic generation was found to occur in the crystals. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.