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If this is not possible or practical, synthetic or reagent-grade feedstocks may be used with certain caveats. Reagent-grade feedstocks with extremely high purities, readily available from many sources, are convenient but may produce overly optimistic results. Typically, these materials will contain an entirely different slate of impurities or poisons that may or may not affect catalyst performance and aging. Chemical suppliers offer a wide range of materials and use the same handling equipment for a variety of substances. As much as they try to clean equipment between uses, trace amounts of different substances may carry over and can contaminate the feedstock. The chemical supplier is only required to meet their certificate of analysis and, for the most part, is not worried about trace impurities. Often, these impurities can be below the detection limits of a supplier’s analytical equipment.

As noted, not all development projects require all four scaleup steps. For something relatively simple, such as an incremental change to a polymer formulation, or if past laboratory results have been validated by previous experiments and practical commercial experience, it may be possible to go directly from bench to commercial scale.

Are those going to be A or B shares?  Also, I wouldn't wait too long.  Your best chance for a dip in the market will be when Trump finally declares $500 billion in tariffs on China.  I keep hoping he will do it soon, but I am not sure we will be lucky enough to see that one.  Even if we do, I am not sure the dip will be as big as I'd like.  China will just devalue the yuan in response and the US stock market will likely end up holding relatively steady.  Good luck, though.

Large diameter tube laser machine with 3D capabilities can process up to Ø355 mm with a wall thickness of 20mm and can handle sections 13m in length, both on the in feed and the out feed.

4 – Quebec provincial police arrested a 49-year-old suspect in the kidnapping of the president of the Cora Group breakfast chain. Nicholas Tsouflidis was allegedly abducted at gunpoint from his Mirabel home in March 2017 before being found in a ditch several hours later. Paul Zaidan, a former Cora franchisee, was charged with kidnapping, extortion and other offences.

26 – The family of billionaire philanthropists Barry and Honey Sherman offered up to $10 million for information that would solve the December 2017 killings of the Toronto couple. The reward was announced after their lawyer detailed what he described as major shortcomings of a Toronto police probe.

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30 – Boston crime boss and longtime FBI informant James “Whitey” Bulger was found dead just hours after he was transferred to a West Virginia prison. Federal officials said they were investigating the death of the 89-year-old as a homicide but did not release a cause of death. They also provided no explanation for why Bulger had been transferred from a prison in Florida.

6 – Former Quebec premier and longtime Parti Quebecois stalwart Bernard Landry died at the age of 81. His death prompted a stream of accolades from his former colleagues about his patriotism, his love of the Quebec people and his conviction that the province would inevitably become a country.

25 – Three people died in a Christmas morning crash on a Saskatchewan highway. RCMP say a 51-year-old woman, 48-year-old man and 16-year-old boy were in an SUV that was struck head-on by a half-ton truck that investigators believe crossed the centre line on Highway 10 west of Melville.

Trump's plan will create more jobs no doubt but those jobs were lost as a lot of American steel was more costly to produce due to higher labour costs, that has not changed so consumers and producers in the US will have to pay for using higher cost US steel this will impact on inflation in the US and drive up interest rates therefore driving up the $ making imports even cheaper and US exports more expensive taking away more US jobs unless tariffs are put on everything imported into the US but then that will drive up costs etc....