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    Biomaterials innovation: it’s a long road to the operating room

     An innovative process for forming a wide variety of porous biomaterials was conceived of and developed over several years at a University and later by a company that licensed the early patents. The family of ...

    E. W. White in Material Research Innovations (1997)

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    Use of the electron microprobe in the characterization of bone, cartilage, and tendon

    Specimens of human, dog, and rabbit articular cartilage, annulus fibrosis, meniscus, tendon, and subchondral bone were analyzed using the electron microprobe to weight percentage content sulfur, calcium, and p...

    R. T. Chiroff M.D., R. A. White, L. Tarhay, E. W. White in Calcified Tissue Research (1974)

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    Activation energy for skeletal aragonite deposited by the hermatypic coral Platygyra spp.

    Average radial growth rates of the hemispherical aragonite colonies deposited by the Indo-Pacific scleractinian reef coral Platygyra spp. were determined by measuring the thickness of density variations in the sk...

    J. N. Weber, E. W. White in Marine Biology (1974)

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    Quantitative SEM and Raster Profilometer Analysis of Fracture Surfaces

    The characterization of fracture surfaces is usually done by visual examination of light microscope (LM), transmission electron microscope (TEM) or scanning electron microscope (SEM) images.

    J. M. Samuels, M. R. Hoover Jr., L. Tarhay… in Concepts, Flaws, and Fractography (1974)

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    Minor and trace elements in HF-soluble zircons

    Electron probe analysis of a group of HF-soluble zircons from porphyroids of the Thuringian Forest, Germany, established yttrium, phosphorus, and iron to be the significant minor constituents. It is believed t...

    Herta Görz, E. W. White in Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology (1970)

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    Chemical Effect on X-Ray Absorption-Edge Fine Structure

    Existing theories of X-ray absorption-edge fine structure do not adequately explain details of spectra observed for solids. However, the possibility that X-ray absorption spectra might eventually be used as to...

    E. W. White, H. A. McKinstry in Advances in X-Ray Analysis (1966)

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    “Divide et Impera”

    VERILY we have divided and subdivided, and as yet are but little nearer the “command” promised.

    E. W. WHITE in Nature (1878)

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