Journal:
Geochemical Journal
Year:
1993
Abstract:
Hydrogen peroxide was determined in seawater at the Hiroshima Bay, the Seto Inland Sea under sunny conditions.
Rebecca Lindquist
Journal:
Bioresource Technology
Year:
2010
Abstract:
Enhanced bio-hydrogen production from pretreated corncob by integrating dark-fermentation with photo-fermentation process was investigated in this study.
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Journal:
Journal Of Power Sources
Year:
2007
Abstract:
Nano-clusters of noble metals Ru, Rh, Pd, Pt and An have been supported on gamma-Al2O3, C and SiO2, of which the catalytic activities have been investigated for hydrolysis of NH3BH3.
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Journal:
Chemistry Of Materials
Year:
1996
Abstract:
We report here a prototype material for the sustained catalytic decontamination of mustard analogues with the ultimate goal being the fabrication of self-decontaminating clothing.
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Journal:
Chemistry-A European Journal
Year:
2011
Abstract:
The reaction of a solution of B(C6F4H)(3) and either iPr(3)P or tBu(3)P with CO2 afforded the species R3P(CO2) B(C6F4H)(3) (R = iPr (1), tBu (2)).
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Journal:
Journal Of Chemical Technology And Biotechnology
Year:
2010
Abstract:
BACKGROUND: The discharge of synthetic dyes by the textile industry into the environment poses concerns due to their persistence and toxicity.
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Journal:
Fuel
Year:
2012
Abstract:
In order to find the optimal operating parameters in high-temperature and low-temperature coal tar hydrocracking processes and to maximize the light oil yields, experimental studies have been carried
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Journal:
Journal Of Proteome Research
Year:
2011
Abstract:
Saline stress is a major factor that limits crop yield. Nitric oxide (NO) is functional during plant growth, development, and defense responses.
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Journal:
Inorganic Chemistry
Year:
2014
Abstract:
Two molecular triads with an oligotriarylamine multielectron donor were synthesized and investigated with a view to obtaining charge-separated states in which the oligotriarylamine is oxidized 2-fold.
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Journal:
Forest Ecology And Management
Year:
2013
Abstract:
CABALA, a productivity model for temperate plantation eucalypts, accounts for the impact of eucalypt defoliation on growth but does not yet account for differences in damage type.