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  1. Methods and Apparatus

    The choice of gas depends primarily on the type of detector being used. In the case of a β-ray ionization detector the following may be used as...
    Rudolf Kaiser in Gas Phase Chromatography
    Chapter 1960

  2. Studies in thixotropy

    The author adopts the original Freundlich-Peterfi definition of thixotropy, that is the reversible isothermal gel/sol/gel/transformation induced by...

    J. Pryce-Jones in Kolloid-Zeitschrift
    Article 01 December 1952

  3. Respiratory oxidation by mitochondria from tomatoes at different stages of ripeness

    A number of factors in the isolation of good quality mitochondria from tomato fruit wall tissue have been critically examined. Particles from...

    G. E. Hobson in Qualitas plantarum et materiae vegetabiles
    Article 01 December 1969

  4. Recent Developments in the Structural Problem of Cellulose

    Although a proper definition of “pure cellulose” has not yet been found, the term “cellulose”, as commonly used by chemists, is restricted to a...
    E. Pacsu in Fortschritte der Chemie organischer Naturstoffe / Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products / Progrès Dans La Chimie Des Substances Organiques Naturelles
    Chapter 1948

  5. Toughening polyamide fibre by orientation stretching

    A. V. Savitskii, M. P. Nosov in Fibre Chemistry
    Article 01 March 1973

  7. Abstracts

    N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, ... R. W. Walker in Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
    Article 01 May 1971

  8. Solvent extraction of pelleted oilseeds and related materials

    A method of seed preparation is described in which the comminuted seed is formed into pellets by a conventional feed pelleting mill. Small scale...

    J. L. R. Pritchard in Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society
    Article 01 April 1963

  9. EMF Measurements in Molten Salts*

    An e.m.f. measurement is capable, in principle, of providing directly the free energy of the cell process, and therefore all the thermodynamic...
    Jerry Braunstein, Helen Braunstein in Experimental Thermodynamics Volume II
    Chapter 1968
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