It is produced through a chemical reaction, known as saponification, between triglycerides and a base, such a sodium hydroxide. |
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This was because tannin, a chemical that gives tea and coffee a bitter taste, binds to certain ceramic and metal materials. |
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The opposite trend affected animal fat and vegetable oil exports, the export of mineral fuels and lubricants and of chemical products. |
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The procedure should make artificial chemical ripening less necessary for apples, bananas and most stone fruits now treated with ethylene. |
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In such areas, herbicide binds loosely to soil particles, meaning less chemical can be used. |
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A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure. |
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We know that the regime has produced thousands of tons of chemical agents, including mustard gas, sarin nerve gas, VX nerve gas. |
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Of all the nutrients in manure and chemical fertilizer, only a portion is available to the plant. |
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Different deposits yield significantly different chemical compositions ranging from light crudes to heavy viscous tar sands. |
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The preferred thripsicide is tartar emetic which has the chemical name potassium antimony tartrate. |
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Azeotropes or azeotropic mixtures occur for a number of important chemical compounds but perhaps the most important is the ethanol-water mixture. |
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The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds. |
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Gran opens one of the containers and immediately the dog's nostrils are saturated with a powerful chemical smell. |
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This will oblige hundreds of farmers to limit their use of chemical fertilisers and animal manure. |
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The taste buds are small lumps on the surface of the tongue which are packed with chemical receptors. |
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Injection sclerotherapy is a surgical treatment in which the veins are injected with a chemical that closes them completely. |
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Some of these chemical properties, high density, and tensile strength, made depleted uranium an attractive material for use in weapons. |
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They were thought to work as did their chemical counterparts excreted by monkeys, baboons and chimpanzees. |
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Another consideration is to have your soil tested to determine its chemical makeup and texture. |
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Geochemistry involves studying the chemical make-up of rocks, the chemistry of water or any geological material. |
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Scientists determine the chemical make-up of materials by measuring the wavelengths of light the materials absorb or emit. |
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As chemistry and chemical theories became more sophisticated, scientists were able to better identify and produce various materials. |
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Electronegativity is a way to measure how much an atom attracts electrons in a chemical bond. |
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The courts did little to stop textile mills, machine shops, sawmills, chemical works, and similar businesses from polluting. |
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He graduated from Dalhousie University with a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering. |
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Recommended chemical treatments include such common insecticides as permethrin, malathion, diazinon and sevin. |
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Through typical associative learning, the wasps can learn to link this chemical scent to their food. |
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The site currently employs technical and mechanical engineers, chemical analysts, laboratory technicians and support staff. |
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It actually switches the business model from sale of a chemical to management of a chemical process throughout the lifecycle. |
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At this time, chemists knew the atomic masses of elements and their chemical properties, and an astonishing phenomenon jumped out at them! |
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We could swab the walls for traces of biological or chemical agents and assure ourselves that nothing was happening. |
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These chemicals can act as clear and specific chemical markers that indicate a heart attack is imminent. |
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Cancer cells get these nutrients by sending out a complex set of chemical instructions telling the body to produce new blood vessels to feed it. |
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They will study modules such as chemical and physical forensic science, forensic psychology and criminal investigation procedures. |
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In turn, the temperature coefficient of an amide proton chemical shift is expected to depend upon hydrogen bonding to solvent. |
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Having a penchant for natural fabrics and dyes, he uses man-made fibers and chemical dyes as well. |
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The conclusions about the radioactive, chemical and bacteriological situation prompt corresponding countermeasures. |
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As for weapons of mass destruction, bacteriological, biological, chemical, we don't know. |
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But if the enemy possesses chemical, radiological, bacteriological, or nuclear weapons, they need succeed only once. |
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The most disturbing, they said, was a dozen or so reports of training on chemical and bacteriological weapons. |
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And baculoviruses don't kill pest insects as rapidly as chemical insecticides. |
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The halogens are a group of chemical elements that includes fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and astatine. |
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Scores of firefighters arrived in 25 vehicles including foam tenders designed to fight chemical fires. |
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Chemiluminescence is a special case of luminescence in which the excitation source is a chemical reaction. |
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Today there will be an exercise involving a mock chemical attack on the City of London. |
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Inorganic chemical fertilizers encourage the accumulation of thatch in the top layer of the soil. |
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Rather shakily she recorded the results, then carefully labeled the test tube with the name of her new chemical. |
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It has been lying quietly, exuding some form of almost chemical attractor for a few days. |
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These experiments should lead to development of optimal attractants combining chemical and visual signals. |
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The energy of attraction between protons and neutrons is about a million times greater than the chemical binding energy between atoms. |
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As for myself, I no longer care for chemical research, and science is a tabooed topic in my household. |
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Once the chemical state of the scalp alters, scales buid up and the hair become dry and lustreless. |
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In many instances, these three basic physical sciences even overlap, giving rise to joint disciplines such as astrophysics and chemical physics. |
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Once an enterprising hornet scouts out a bee colony, it marks the nest with a type of bodily chemical substance called a pheromone. |
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This was also the war where chemical agents were first openly used as tactical weapons. |
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In the 1950s, chemical weapons, like hydrogen bombs, became symbols of terror that could bring terrible destruction. |
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In woody plants, carbon-based chemical compounds such as phenolics and terpenes comprise the main chemical defence. |
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A bomb or a missile explodes, spreading the chemical or biological agent over a wide area. |
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I can say, for example, that it tends to form chemical bonds to five other atoms at a time, but can tolerate fewer and, at a push, more. |
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At the south end of the huge building Kelly entered a room with a long glove box system and white-suited machinists and chemical operators. |
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In line with White's classification, we will regard them as autochthonous chemical sediment when considering deep cave mineral deposits. |
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Incineration, sterilizing by autoclave, or chemical means may be used according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. |
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They chose as their theme the tercentenary of chemical industries in America. |
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It is a simple chemical, and a viable hypothesis is that autointoxication by similar molecules may cause sporadic diseases. |
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The chemical responsible for the autotoxic effects in alfalfa fields has not been conclusively identified. |
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The findings will be used to minimise application of chemical fertilisers and using organic manures. |
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You can use a chemical deglossing agent or lightly sand with steel wool or fine-grit sandpaper. |
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Lying in the tangled mass of DNA is the chemical roadmap by which the biological past made it to the present. |
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Sperm is traditionally stored in large liquid nitrogen tanks together with a protective chemical that must be removed before fertilisation. |
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Tin shanties litter the backyards of the more formal brick housing, rows of chemical toilets stand outside homes, and the untarred roads run with streams of filthy water. |
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Like sausages, bacon tends to be very salty and may also be preserved with the chemical sodium nitrite, which has been linked to an increased risk of stomach cancer. |
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Third, he relied on spotty intelligence and the threat of chemical weapons to justify a preemptive strike. |
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Presumably, sarin, tabun, phosgene, adamsite, prussic acid and a family of mustard gases, comprising the basis of KPA chemical weapons, are produced here. |
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He has saved the world from nuclear destruction and chemical warfare, bedded an endless stream of lovelies and made himself Scotland's best known cinematic export. |
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You also should know that charcoal filters may become saturated with the chemical impurities they remove, and, for that reason, they have a limited lifetime. |
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This organic debris is considered the original source for some chemical cave minerals but is also associated with the generation of autochthonous clastic sediments. |
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Third, specific interactions between the polar headgroups and chemical groups of the backbone and side chains of the peptide are missing from the model. |
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Accordingly, the conference speakers included women and men involved in the philosophy of technics, history of science, chemical engineering, film history and criticism. |
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The topics assigned will be chemical, physiological, bacteriological, economy or social, according to the preference and training of the individual students. |
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Some gobies even rely on chemical protection, producing a poison called tetrodotoxin, which also occurs in pufferfishes and species of salamander. |
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The study relied on 175 separate studies, utilizing 90,000 direct measurements, spanning 100 years, using the scientifically legitimate chemical method. |
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The plant chemical rutin, which is a flavonoid, is partly responsible for this and also helps to rebuild the collagen fibres that maintain the outer layers of the vessels. |
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It also refuses to join chemical and bacteriological weapon conventions. |
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Certainly industrial chemistry was much more important than chemical warfare, rockets, jets, or atomic physics, which little influenced the course of the war. |
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The seed and chemical giant bowed to pressure from a wide range of farm groups, who have been reacting to growing opposition from wheat buyers and consumers. |
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Studies of people exposed to atrazine indicate that the chemical may be linked to a number of cancers, including prostate cancer and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. |
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Most of the atoms in a newborn star system are hydrogen, which is the lightest chemical element. |
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Although tabun can be destroyed by its reaction with bleaching powder, that reaction causes another chemical reaction that produces the deadly blood agent cyanogen chloride. |
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The imbalance of dopamine, a chemical in the brain, causes schizophrenia. |
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With repair bills approaching twelve hundred dollars, it would be determined that a chemical related mishap during a lube service was the culprit. |
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Some sexpert has come up with the earth-shattering news that a good romp can produce a chemical to cure your headache. |
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The chemical ingredients consist of chelating minerals and the bromelain enzyme. |
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The workers died after an estimated 100 pounds of the chemical methyl mercaptan leaked due to a faulty valve, the company told local media. |
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Louis chemical conglomerate whose laboratory whizzes concocted the BST drug that artificially stimulates cows to give more milk. |
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In the 19th century, the hat-making profession was dogged by mental illness caused by the use of the toxic chemical mercurous nitrate. |
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The time charter of a ship chandler and a chemical tanker as part of the prevention and fight against marine pollution in the Mediterranean. |
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Bibby has moved away from LPG and chemical tankers into floating accommodation coastals and dry bulk carriers. |
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When alcohol is metabolized in the human body, it is converted to acetaldehyde, a chemical that is structurally similar to formaldehyde. |
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Key exports included metallurgic, ceramic and chemical products, machines and mechanical devices, and food products. |
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Noftsier said he told Granicy that the man was not a horse shoer and asked her why she sold him the chemical. |
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Eugene's chemical report includes acetic acid, methyl ethyl ketone, sodium metasilicate, etc. |
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Some of the scatter in the chemical data, particularly the alkalies, may be the result of alkali metasomatism documented by Elston and Snider. |
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Spectroscopy is an important aspect of meteor studies as it enables the chemical composition of incoming meteoroids to be determined. |
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This study investigated how methylmercury effects Daphnia pulex in the presence of predatory stress chemical. |
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The mixing process releases a potentially harmful chemical by-product, methyl methacrylate vapors. |
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Butadiene is an important intermediate chemical used in the production of synthetic rubber and various plastics. |
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These changes can be caused by a chemical reaction when metals are exposed to water, acids, gases or even chemicals produced by microbes. |
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An electron microprobe that uses test samples measured in grains to identify and analyze the chemical composition of solid materials. |
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Anatomical observations on the nucellar apex of Welwitschia mirabilis and the chemical composition of the micropylar drop. |
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They have the drawback that a toxic chemical, cadmium chloride, is needed to manufacture them. |
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Another plant chemical, called diterpenoids occurring in Rhododendrons, were found to be poisonous to honeybees and a wild mining bee species. |
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A LEADING chemical company was fined pounds 26,000 after two workers suffered injuries to their hands and needed skin grafts. |
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The SHU scale measures spiciness based on the concentration of chemical compounds called capsaicinoids. |
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Tetrahydrocannabinol is the active chemical in cannabis and is one of the oldest hallucinogenic drugs known. |
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There are a number of methods used to tenderize meat namely, natural, chemical, mechanical and manual. |
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Formaldehyde, the same chemical used in embalming fluid, is a well-known carcinogen, Epstein points out. |
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Endoscopic arytenoid reduction was performed along with chemical tenotomy of the posterior cricoarytenoid using 10 units of botulinum toxin. |
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An embryo-protective role for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in developmental oxidative stress and chemical teratogenesis. |
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However unfair, the tag smoggies has been attached to our friends down the A19 because of its association with the chemical and steel industries. |
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The new device is working on a chemical reaction instead of electronic search. |
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Researchers were able to discover a chemical that made naked mole rats resistant to cancer. |
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In Zhu's case, her roommate, Sun Wei, was the only person who had access to the deadly thallium chemical. |
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Under normal conditions, the chemical reactions that take place between part 1 and 2 ate slow as are the side reactions. |
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The study of the chemical composition of snow cover is the most important part of the process of studying the environment pollution. |
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Haydens new bow replaces the wood with metal and the hairs with synthetic monofilaments treated with a special chemical preparation. |
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SkyCycleTMuses a thermolytic chemical reaction to capture carbon dioxide emissions at a significantly lower rate than industry averages. |
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A short curing time is said to yield a chemical bond, producing a firmly integrated composite part, according to the company. |
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Crosslink density is defined as the concentration of chemical bonds within a polymer. |
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To break some chemical bonds, you need to know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows a compound. |
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These treatments are known to produce new chemical bonds between the polymer molecules. |
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High-frequency vibrations can break chemical bonds and cause new ones to form, says Isayev. |
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He said the issue of chemical castration had not come up during the Cabinet meeting. |
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Neither Newhall Land nor county officials said the detection of perchlorate, a chemical compound used in manufacturing munitions, was a surprise. |
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Black powder is an explosive mixture of chemical compounds, or two or more elements that are chemically combined. |
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Some common chemicals found in nail salons are toluene, formaldehyde and a group of chemical compounds called phthalates. |
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In 2000 OSHA fined Celanese for an accident involving uncontrolled chemical decomposition leading to a fatality in Alabama. |
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Their uniformity and resistance to chemical decomposition lead to high long-term fracture conductivity. |
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Martinsen and his colleagues tested the potency of the chemical defense by placing larvae on ant mounds. |
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The inpatient facility has 66 acute beds dedicated to the treatment of behavioral and chemical dependency issues. |
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Chapters deal with special timely issues such as eating disorders, chemical dependency, combatrelated PTSD, and survivors of sexual abuse. |
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As chemical engineers, Shanks and her students want to maximize production of the valuable compounds. |
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We can't think of a single facet of modern life that chemical engineers haven't touched. |
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Surprisingly, there aren't many chemical engineers in medicine but engineering is very applicable. |
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The main goal is to introduce how critical it is for chemical engineers to use quantitative analysis in an innovative manner. |
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It is not unusual to find chemical engineers on the boards of large multinational companies. |
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New salary data shows the average earnings for chartered chemical engineers in the North East are soaring. |
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This state in which concentrations no longer change is called chemical equilibrium. |
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Bur wherever it goes, a star carries the chemical fingerprint unique to its nursery environment, Irwin explains. |
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Each batch has its own unique chemical fingerprint so when stolen goods are recovered their owners can be found. |
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The spectrograph helped in producing a chemical fingerprint to determine which chemicals were present in the exoplanet's atmosphere. |
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Analysing the mud revealed a chemical fingerprint that enabled the team to trace where it came from on the continent. |
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The solution acts as a chemical fingerprint and glows under ultra-violet light. |
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The bioidentical hormone, testosterone has the exact chemical fingerprint as that which is produced by the testes in men. |
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TestoMeds' bioidentical hormone testosterone has the exact chemical fingerprint as that produced naturally by the testes in men. |
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A STUDENT is to swap chemical formulae for canals after winning a shopping centre competition. |
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According to facility reports to the EPA, over 100 million Americans still live in chemical hazard zones. |
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The goal of the revisions was to improve the quality, consistency and clarity of chemical hazard information that workers receive. |
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Deployment of the GHS regulation provides a standard SDS format in which an organization can evaluate the chemical hazard. |
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The pictogram on the label is determined by the chemical hazard classification. |
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Investigators in chemical hazard suits searched the remote farmland area around Chimay and some residents were asked to leave their homes. |
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Spilled or vaporized gasoline is not the only chemical hazard if the station is also a repair shop. |
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Four chemical hazard appliances and four ambulances raced to the scene at around 1pm. |
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Hundreds of workers were evacuated as police and fire officers in biological and chemical hazard suits took the powder away for analysis. |
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They were looking for a chemical messenger that might link the two structures. |
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Dopamine is a chemical messenger which allows the brain to co-ordinate movement. |
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The experimental agent, called AZD6765, acts through the brain's glutamate chemical messenger system. |
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Serotonin acts as a chemical messenger in the brain that transmits signals between nerve cells. |
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Dopamine is a chemical messenger, or neuro-transmitter, involved in passing messages within the brain and from there to the muscles. |
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But Martin Grootveld, a professor of bioanalytical chemistry and chemical pathology, claims that should be changed. |
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At the chemical pathology department, productivity gains are only part of the story. |
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Second, apply a light natural moisturizer after a chemical peel and whenever the skin seems to need extra moisture. |
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With the promise of brighter skin, finer lines and a clearer complexion, I couldn't wait to try my first Image Signature chemical peel. |
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A RADIO DJ who had severe acne as a teenager has undergone a chemical peel to remove ugly scarring on his face. |
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It has seen the number of chemical peel treatments, which start at pounds 95, triple in the past year. |
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So it's hardly surprising that chemical peels have a bad reputation with people afraid to try them out. |
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A chemical plant blast and fire in east China's Jiangsu Province has injured 10 people and left seven others missing, Xinhua reported. |
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The incident happened at a chemical plant owned by Mitsubishi in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture. |
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The amphibole asbestos has different physical and chemical properties from chrysotile, states a Natural Resources Canada report. |
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It gives information on chemical properties of the compounds, known uses, and biological data. |
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Newcomer explained that each drug class is composed of a group of drugs that have a common chemical property. |
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Thermoset materials have many attractive properties such as stiffness, durability, and chemical resistance, but they are frequently brittle. |
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The familiar quantities from thermostatics like the temperature, pressure, and chemical potential do not exist in non-equilibrium situations. |
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The team poured sodium carbonate on the fingers Kalyan Mal's right hand and Bihari's trouser pocket which turned pink because of the chemical. |
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The assumption is that Bashar Assad sat in Damascus spiriting away all this sodium fluoride to build more chemical weapons. |
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This is because most shampoos contain a chemical called sodium lauryl sulphate or one of its equally ugly cousins. |
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They also confirmed that the reduction activity of pomegranate juice was as good as that of the common chemical reducers such as sodium sulfite. |
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The pharmaceutical plants used a chemical feed pump to continuously inject the sodium bisulfite, or sodium sulfite in liquid form, from a tank. |
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The acid solution containing sodium sulphate could be used as makeup salt cake in the kraft chemical recovery system. |
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They contain a chemical called solanine, which disrupts the work of enzymes, thus increasing inflammation. |
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Other applications of these semiconductor nanoparticles include chemical sensors, solar batteries, LED and OLED light emitting displays. |
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Since skunk odor is contained in highly volatile chemical thiols, eliminating it requires oxidizing those thiols into sulfonic acids. |
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The functional chemical groups included amines, alcohols, arenes, ethers, phosphines, thioethers, thiols, and ketones. |
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Next, the team sprinkled in another chemical, called thiourea, which can quell rebellious reactive oxygen species. |
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The researchers have thought that these so-called morphogens create chemical maps by simply diffusing through an embryo. |
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There is no need to dry the sorbent before chemical bonding and to use a dry box. |
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Some soy sauces are made in a matter of hours through chemical hydrolyzation. |
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Strategic tie-ups with vendors of spares, chemical, and equipment will allow suppliers' offerings to be cost effective. |
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The chemical structures of the SR-FVI and the CHM were measured by FTIR spectroscopy and their spectrograms are shown in Fig. |
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Titanium oxide is an effective, if expensive, chemical for achieving this, and Chinese suppliers were out in force at MECS 2012 to sell it. |
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It contains a novel chemical chelating agent that modifies surface rust into a hydrophobic passive layer. |
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This is achieved by use of small chemical affinity ligands designed to bind a target biomolecule specifically and reversibly. |
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These polar groups have a strong chemical affinity to the polar inks and adhesives, which results in improved adhesion. |
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In ink production, petroleum is also the basic component of chemical agent. |
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If your chemical agent monitor or improved chemical agent monitor has been in the extreme heat of Iraq or any desert, it may have problems. |
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In the ECR, the chemical agent is removed from the rocket by a punch-and-drain process. |
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The rapid detection and warning of the use of chemical agents on the battlefield are critical to force protection. |
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It is specifically designed to provide protection against a variety of chemical agents, including nerve, choking, blister and blood agents. |
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A FAILED doctor jailed for hoarding ingredients for a chemical bomb did not work alone, his brother has told the Daily Record. |
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Even Samer admits he cannot stop shaking since the night the chemical bomb dropped. |
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Theoretically, it could also use the air force to deliver a chemical bomb on target. |
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The chemical bond between polymer and filler is said to improve the physical pro-perties of the vulcanizate. |
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Chocolate is toxic because it contains theobromine, a naturally occurring chemical found in cocoa beans which dogs excrete much less effectively than humans. |
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But when the magic involves a brow lift, eye-bag removal, full face lift, chemical peel and rhinoplasty, it's a wonder they didn't just trade her in for a newer model. |
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Monophagous and stenophagous tephritids are attracted by chemical, visual, and tactile stimuli, and are selective when choosing oviposition sites. |
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A self-contained introductory chapter on mathematical foundations covers matrices and systems of linear equations through exchange-overlap densities and the chemical bond. |
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Turning next to the energy calculation of chemical bonds, he covers thermochemical formulas, chemical bond theory, and bond dissociation energies. |
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Beyond the chemical fingerprint, the genetic, genomic and proteomic fingerprints of plants, plant mixtures or plant extracts can now be determined using specific test systems. |
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Brewery officials said the chemical in the bottle was the same sodium hydroxide solution that the brewery uses to strip labels and clean bottles returned for refilling. |
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A chemical peel works by applying caustic chemicals to the skin in order to even out pigmentation, reduce scarring and smooth out lines and wrinkles. |
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Members will address the status, competence and development of chemical engineers and promote the contribution of the profession to the UK and global economy. |
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They found that hydrogen bonds, which are among the weakest types of chemical bonds, gain strength when confined to spaces on the order of a few nanometers in size. |
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Indications for type of chemical peels according to various clinical diagnosis are done, as well as advantages and disadvantages of different types of chemical peels. |
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Other gas masks contain other chemicals designed to react with a chemical weapon and neutralize it 6 WWI masks often contained sodium thiosulfate, which neutralizes chlorine. |
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The product of the glauberite mine is thenardite which is an important raw material used in the chemical and light industrial manufacturing industries. |
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If no one has won, a chemical is added to make the smoke black. |
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However, there are almost four times more carbonyls than chain scissions that shows the existence of chemical events forming carbonyls without chain scission. |
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The book was originally written by British chemical engineer Sinnott as Volume Six of the Chemical Engineering series edited by Coulson and Richardson. |
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The protein, called telomerase, is the body's immortality chemical. |
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Cao CY, Jiang DM, Teng XG, Jiang Y, Liang W J, Cui ZB Soil chemical and microbiological properties along a chronosequence of Caragana microphylla Lam. |
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The society recognises top engineering students and graduates for their achievements in chemical engineering while promoting their further success in the field. |
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Capsaicin is the same chemical that is used in pepper sprays. |
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Although miracle berry has been known in West Africa since the 1800s, the earliest chemical composition studies on the berry were performed in 1965 by USDA scientists. |
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Industries covered by Millie include information technology, life sciences, healthcare, financial services, energy, agribusiness, chemical, and food and beverage. |
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Engineered thermoplastic elastomers have been developed that form chemical bonds to textiles, numerous metals and other materials, eliminating the need for adhesives. |
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Alex Upenieks, a third-year student in the chemical engineering program at the University of Waterloo, has already made up his mind about how his future will unfold. |
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Whether they're investigating toxins in our oceans or researching polymers in space, for new chemical engineers looking for employment the sky is literally the limit. |
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As Duke Power scrubs sulfur dioxide from its coal-fired emissions, the byproduct of the process is calcium sulfate, which is the chemical name for gypsum. |
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The elemental maps illustrate the spatial position of the chemical elements that were detected and relate directly to the SEM micrograph that was obtained prior to mapping. |
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Tiny microglia puff up and pounce on invaders that enter the brain, using chemical warfare to kill infiltrators, while devouring dead and dying cells. |
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The destruction of those nerve cells causes a shortage of dopamine, which works with another chemical messenger called acetylcholine to make muscle movement smooth. |
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The chemical, also known as gamma butyrolactone or GBL, is legally available for use as a cleaning product but it is illegal to sell for ingestion. |
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These lakes were evaluated for patterns in their physical and chemical limnology to characterize morphometrics of length, depth, and width and water quality. |
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Although tea has been hailed for its health benefits for centuries, it's only recently that researchers have been investigating its chemical properties in detail. |
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With a dash of table salt, scientists have created exotic compounds that bend the basic rules of chemical bonds and matter in the universe, researchers report in the Dec. |
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Medical management includes the use of drugs such as baclofen, diazepam, clonidine, tizanidine, methocarbamol, dantrolene and chemical nerve blocks such as botulinum toxin. |
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The chemicals plant is a world-class producer of metaxylene, paraxylene, and styrene as chemical intermediates that are further processed at other facilities. |
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The factory closed in 1987, but the site is contaminated with various chemical compounds, which have migrated into the valley's groundwater system. |
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Exova, the global testing group, has signed a three-year long term agreement with The Ulven Companies to provide mechanical, chemical and metallography testing services. |
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Physical and chemical equilibrium for chemical engineers, 2d ed. |
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In the light of this work we have determined, the chemical composition of essential oils of leaves of Mentha piperita collected in the region of Meknes from Morocco. |
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Flow injecton method for the rapid determination of chemical oxygen demand based on microwave digestion and chromium speciation in flame atomic-absorption spectrometry. |
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After thermal treatment at high temperature crystallization of the material took place with the formation of thermal and chemical resistant mullite phase. |
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This makes the material highly vulnerable to environmental degradation and ultimately leads to their chemical decomposition, especially when in contact with water. |
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The fibres become more fragile after being exposed to heat, stress or damage and the fibres are resistant to chemical decomposition and biological action. |
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This method is doomed to some downsides like insufficient mixing, escape of some compounds at such high temperatures which prevents chemical equilibrium to be achieved. |
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The high heat of the salt may cause chemical decomposition of the solution, creating the need to replace the solution at relatively short intervals. |
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The issues of storage and accountability of medical chemical defense equipment and material should also be on the mind of every CBRN leader during deployment. |
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Now researchers have discovered how the chemical properties of China's favorite drink affect the generation of brain cells, providing benefits for memory and spatial learning. |
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In South Africa, in-depth training and certification in narrower fields, such as anatomic pathology, microbiology, chemical pathology, and hematopathology, are offered. |
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This section defines chemical dependency and Impaired Practice, presents the RNs responsibility to report, and discusses the specifics of WNA's Peer Assistance Program. |
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Officer Gina Onweiler, the unit's chemical dependency coordinator, said more LAPD employees are seeking help, in part because the department has become more supportive. |
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Parsons is pleased to announce its contribution to the successful completion of the destruction of Syria s declared stockpile of lethal chemical agents. |
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The third edition of this well-known, evidence-based text presents new ways of thinking about and addressing problems related to chemical dependency treatment and prevention. |
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People who use marijuana heavily appear to have blunted brain responses to dopamine, a chemical messenger associated with pleasant feelings and rewards. |
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Melamine is an inexpensive industrial chemical which is sometimes illegally added to milk and other food products to increase their apparent protein content. |
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