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    Multi-walled carbon nanotube modified basal plane pyrolytic graphite electrodes: Exploring heterogeneity, electro-catalysis and highlighting batch to batch variation

    We highlight the heterogeneity and electro-catalysis of multi-walled carbon nanotubes which is shown to be dependant on batch to batch variation via the use of cyclic voltammetry, X-ray photoelectron spectrosc...

    C. P. Jones, K. Jurkschat, A. Crossley… in Journal of the Iranian Chemical Society (2008)

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    Electrochemical detection of arsenic on a gold nanoparticle array

    The detection of As(III) was investigated on a gold nanoparticle array. At the first stage, gold nanoparticles were synthesized on glassy carbon microspheres. The resulting hybrid material was characterized by...

    R. Baron, B. Šljukić, C. Salter, A. Crossley… in Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2007)

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    Early effects of atmospheric ammonia deposition on Calluna vulgaris (L.) hull growing on an ombrotrophic peat bog

    This paper reports data from a field study investigating the impacts of elevated ammonia (NH3) deposition on Calluna vulgaris growing on an ombrotrophic peat bog in S.E. Scotland. Shoot extension, foliar N concen...

    J. A. Carfrae, L. J. Sheppard, J. A. Raven… in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution: Focus (2005)

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    An automated wet deposition system to compare the effects of reduced and oxidised N on ombrotrophic bog species: Practical considerations

    Critical N loads for ombrotrophic bogs, which often contain rare and N-sensitive plants (especially those in lower plant groups: lichens, mosses and liverworts), are based on very few experimental data from me...

    L. J. Sheppard, A. Crossley, I. D. Leith… in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution: Focus (2005)

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    An Automated Wet Deposition System to Compare the Effects of Reduced and Oxidised N on Ombrotrophic Bog Species: Practical Considerations

    Critical N loads for ombrotrophic bogs, which often contain rare and N-sensitive plants (especially those in lower plant groups: lichens, mosses and liverworts), are based on very few experimental data from me...

    L. J. Sheppard, A. Crossley, I. D. Leith… in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution: Focus (2004)

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    Early Effects of Atmospheric Ammonia Deposition on Calluna Vulgaris (L.) Hull Growing on an Ombrotrophic Peat Bog

    This paper reports data from a field study investigating the impacts of elevated ammonia (NH3) deposition on Calluna vulgaris growing on an ombrotrophic peat bog in S.E. Scotland. Shoot extension, foliar N concen...

    J. A. Carfrae, L. J. Sheppard, J. A. Raven… in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution: Focus (2004)

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    Quantifying Fine-Scale Variability in Pollutant Deposition in Complex Terrain using 210Pb Inventories in Soil

    The accumulation of 210Pb in organic material within the surface (0 to 20 cm depth) horizons of soil is used to quantify local variability in the atmospheric inputs through wet deposition, cloud droplet deposi...

    D. Fowler, R.I. Smith, I.D. Leith, A. Crossley… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1998)

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    Quantifying Fine-Scale Variability in Pollutant Deposition in Complex Terrain Using 210Pb Inventories in Soil

    The accumulation of 210Pb in organic material within the surface (0 to 20 cm depth) horizons of soil is used to quantify local variability in the atmospheric inputs through wet deposition, cloud droplet depositio...

    D. Fowler, R. I. Smith, I. D. Leith… in Biogeochemical Investigations at Watershed… (1998)

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    The use of individual tree statistics to quantify effects in an ‘acid mist’ experiment with mature trees

    Mature trees of a single clone of Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carr.) growing in the field were exposed to simulated acid mist at pH 2.5 over three successive years. The growth of each tree in the acid ...

    J. N. Cape, R. I. Smith, A. Crossley, F. J. Harvey… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1995)

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    Orographic enhancement of wet deposition in the United Kingdom: Continuous monitoring

    Continuous monitoring of cloud and rain samples at three mountain sites in the UK has allowed consideration of the long term impact of the enhancement of the wet deposition of pollutants by orographie effects,...

    D. Fowler, I. D. Leith, J. Binnie, A. Crossley… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1995)

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    Physics of Cloudwater Deposition and Evaporation at Castlelaw, S.E. Scotland

    Measurements of cloud and rain water deposition at a hilltop site in SE Scotland are presented. Evaporation rates of pure water from plant surfaces during a cloud event are given and the influence of such evap...

    R. Milne, A. Crossley, M. H. Unsworth in Acid Deposition at High Elevation Sites (1988)

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    Particles in Orographic Cloud and the Implications of their Transfer to Plant Surfaces

    Continuous bulk collections of cloud and rainwater have been made at Castlelaw Hill (480 m), S.E. Scotland since April 1986. The cloud gauges were passive ‘harp wire’ devices strung with either nylon or Ethylt...

    A. Crossley in Acid Deposition at High Elevation Sites (1988)

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    Consequences of Cloud Water Deposition on Vegetation at High Elevation

    The capture of wind-driven cloud by vegetation provides a pathway for pollutant deposition that has only recently been identified, and remains only poorly quantified. This paper reviews current knowledge of th...

    M. H. Unsworth, A. Crossley in Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants on Fores… (1987)

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    Characteristics of some species ofLaccaria, a fungal genus of significance to forestry, temperate and tropical

    With an increasing interest in the use of selected fungi for the production of sheathing (ecto-) mycorrhizas by controlled inoculations, attempts were made to identify collections ofLaccaria fruitbodies from wood...

    F Irving, A Crossley, P A Mason, F T Last… in Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences (1985)

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    Kee** properties of edible oils. III. identity of trace materials adsorbed from peanut oil by chromatography on alumina

    A peanut oil of improved quality was obtained by replacing active earth bleaching in the refining process by treatment with alumina. To determine which components of the oil were removed and modified by this t...

    A. Crossley, A. Thomas in Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society (1964)

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    Kee** properties of edible oils. Part II. Refining by treatment with alumina

    A new refining technique is described in which the normal earth-bleaching process is replaced by a treatment of the neutral oil, in light petroleum solution, on a column of activated alumina. The products are ...

    A. Crossley, A. C. Davies, J. H. Pierce in Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society (1962)

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    The effect of heat on pure triglycerides

    A knowledge of the mechanism of the degradation of triglycerides at temperatures from 190°C. is important in predicting the type of breakdown products likely to be formed in processing oils at elevated tempera...

    A. Crossley, T. D. Heyes, B. J. F. Hudson in Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society (1962)