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How Does Retroslim Forskolin Works?, Nicolel Bell Dec 1980

How Does Retroslim Forskolin Works?, Nicolel Bell

Retroslim Forskolin

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Centers Of Polymer Research; Polymer Science In Silesia, Poland:Gliwice, Zabrze, Otto Vogl, W. Pradellok Dec 1980

Centers Of Polymer Research; Polymer Science In Silesia, Poland:Gliwice, Zabrze, Otto Vogl, W. Pradellok

Otto Vogl

No abstract provided.

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Polymer Science In Lodz, Poland, Otto Vogl, P. Kubisa Nov 1980

Polymer Science In Lodz, Poland, Otto Vogl, P. Kubisa

Otto Vogl

No abstract provided.

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Min Lecturer, Joseph Kennedy Sep 1980

Min Lecturer, Joseph Kennedy

Joseph P. Kennedy

No abstract provided.

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Moral Reasoning And Engineering, Michael Pritchard Aug 1980

Moral Reasoning And Engineering, Michael Pritchard

Michael Pritchard

No abstract available.

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What Is The System Of Keto Ultra Diet?, Alicegibson Alicegibson Aug 1980

What Is The System Of Keto Ultra Diet?, Alicegibson Alicegibson

Folexin

When you are fat, it doesn't mean you can't lessen you simply require a trustable and compelling enhancement that is Keto Ultra Diet. The system on which it is constructed is ketosis. This enhancement bolsters the procedure of ketosis. The ketosis in itself is difficult to accomplish. This enhancement achieves ketosis quick. In this methodology, the fat is scorched to deliver vitality instead of carbs. The fat replaces the carbs to give you the vitality. For the most part, when you eat nourishment, the carbs are scorched to deliver vitality.Click Here https://healthyaustralia.com.au/keto-ultra-diet/

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Ozonation At The Stander Water Reclamation Plant, Johannes Van Leeuwen, J. Prinsloo Apr 1980

Ozonation At The Stander Water Reclamation Plant, Johannes Van Leeuwen, J. Prinsloo

Johannes van Leeuwen

The results achieved by ozonation at the Stander Water Reclamation Plant, Pretoria, are discussed. A packed column together with an injector mixing device gave ozone· utilization levels higher than 95 % at dosages of about 10 mg/ dm3. Redistribution plates in the packing proved necessary to prevent poor adsorption due to backmixing in the gas phase. Disinfection is satisfactory if total oxidant residuals can be maintained at more than 0,2 mg/dm3 for 15 min. The results indicated that ozonation also lowered the chemical oxygen demand and total organic carbon concentration in the water. In spite of the fact that it …

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Https://Ultrafastketoboost.Us/Ultra-Fast-Keto-Boost/, Ultra Fast Keto Boost Feb 1980

Https://Ultrafastketoboost.Us/Ultra-Fast-Keto-Boost/, Ultra Fast Keto Boost

Ultra Fast Keto Boost

A Keto Diet has a detoxifying process when consumed properly. If you add toxins through the foods, you are not helping your liver, or your health.Eat fresh, organic v Ultra Fast Keto Boost egetables. Try to regularly eat a variety of colored vegetables high in fiber. The more you do this, the better and more flavorful they will taste. Before long, your body will actually crave them for every meal.As far as fat products, choose healthy sources. These may be organic flaxseed, olive oil, avocados, or coconut oil. Many of these are considered non-inflammatory foods. Inflammatory foods would be those …

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Modified Graphical Determination Of Submain Size, William R. Detar Jan 1980

Modified Graphical Determination Of Submain Size, William R. Detar

William R DeTar

THE pressure distribution in a multiple-outlet tapered pipe descending a non-uniform slope was determined graphically by DeTar (1975). His procedure enabled one to select the proper pipe size and the location for changes in pipe size. A table of multipliers was a key element in the procedure. This new article presents a simplified method for obtaining these multipliers for a variety of pipe types and for any number of outlets. The procedure involves the use of the correction factor commonly used in sprinkler lateral design; a table of three correction factors is given.

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Rate Of Intake And Stream Advance For Liquid Dairy Manure In Furrows, William R. Detar Jan 1980

Rate Of Intake And Stream Advance For Liquid Dairy Manure In Furrows, William R. Detar

William R DeTar

FIVE different concentrations of very dilute dairy manure were run down 18 furrows in a sandy loam soil at rates of 200, 400, and 600 mL/min. The resulting intake rates were related to the total solids concentration of the liquid manure and the permeability of the soil. An equation is presented that fits well all of the stream advance curves. An example design problem shows how to determine the proper length of furrow and the duration of each irrigation.

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Trickle Irrigation In The Eastern United States, David R. Ross, C. W. Reynolds, R. A. Parsons, E. D. Markwardt, William R. Detar Jan 1980

Trickle Irrigation In The Eastern United States, David R. Ross, C. W. Reynolds, R. A. Parsons, E. D. Markwardt, William R. Detar

William R DeTar

A cooperative extension manual by the Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service. Trickle or drip irrigation is a method of slowly applying small amounts of water to part of the plant root zone. Water is applied on a frequent, often daily, basis to prevent moisture stress in the plant by maintaining favorable moisture conditions. With adequate soil moisture, 25% of the root system of a fruit tree can supply enough water to prevent moisture stress. Trickle irrigation has been installed mainly in areas that are arid and have high labor costs. The system works well with water that is highly saline …

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The Effects On Grain-Boundary Processes Of The Steps In The Boundary Plane Associated With The Cores Of Grain-Boundary Dislocations, Alexander H. King, D. A. Smith Jan 1980

The Effects On Grain-Boundary Processes Of The Steps In The Boundary Plane Associated With The Cores Of Grain-Boundary Dislocations, Alexander H. King, D. A. Smith

Alexander H. King

The contribution of the associated steps to the properties of grain-boundary dislocations are investigated. Two methods of step-height determination are given and it is shown that the step height, like the Burgers vector, must be conserved during the reactions of grain-boundary dislocations: this is not always automatic and additional coherent steps must take part in some reactions. The energies associated with steps have been estimated and compared with the elastic energies of grain-boundary dislocations; these comparisons suggest that (a) the reduction of elastic energy alone may not be a sufficient criterion for the progress of a reaction and (b) that …

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Homogeneous Catalytic Hydrogenation Of Polypentenamer, William Macknight, Walter X. Zukas, Robert W. Lenz Dec 1979

Homogeneous Catalytic Hydrogenation Of Polypentenamer, William Macknight, Walter X. Zukas, Robert W. Lenz

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering Study Of Ionomer Deformation, William Macknight, E. J. Roche, R. S. Stein, T. P. Russell Dec 1979

Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering Study Of Ionomer Deformation, William Macknight, E. J. Roche, R. S. Stein, T. P. Russell

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Poly(Alkylene Oxide) Ionomers. Iv. Polyoxymethylene Copolymers With Carboxylate Side Groups: Calorimetric, Dynamic Mechanical And Dielectric Properties, William Macknight, L. Demejo, Otto Vogl Dec 1979

Poly(Alkylene Oxide) Ionomers. Iv. Polyoxymethylene Copolymers With Carboxylate Side Groups: Calorimetric, Dynamic Mechanical And Dielectric Properties, William Macknight, L. Demejo, Otto Vogl

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Fourier Transform Infrared Thermal Analysis Of A Segmented Polyurethane, William Macknight, G. A. Senich Dec 1979

Fourier Transform Infrared Thermal Analysis Of A Segmented Polyurethane, William Macknight, G. A. Senich

William MacKnight

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) has been used to study the extent of hydrogen bonding and its temperature dependence in a segmented polyurethane elastomer synthesized from 2,6-toluene diisocyanate, 1,4-butanediol, and poly(tetramethylene oxide) of 2060 number average molecular weight. It is found that the ratio of the molar extinction coefficient for the hydrogen bonded to the free amine stretching vibration is 4.6 and that this ratio is 1.05 for the hydrogen bonded to the free carbonyl stretching vibration. The temperature dependence of the concentration of hydrogen bonded groups is without any discontinuity at the hard segment glass transition temperature, and the …

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Thermal, Dynamic Mechanical, And Dielectric Properties Of Hydrogenated, Sulfonated Polypentenamers, William Macknight, D. Rahrig Dec 1979

Thermal, Dynamic Mechanical, And Dielectric Properties Of Hydrogenated, Sulfonated Polypentenamers, William Macknight, D. Rahrig

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Solid State Properties Of Polymer Blends, William Macknight, F. E. Karasz Dec 1979

Solid State Properties Of Polymer Blends, William Macknight, F. E. Karasz

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Small-Angle X-Ray And Neutron Scattering Studies Of The Morphology Of Ionomers.Pdf, William Macknight, E. J. Roche, R. S. Stein Dec 1979

Small-Angle X-Ray And Neutron Scattering Studies Of The Morphology Of Ionomers.Pdf, William Macknight, E. J. Roche, R. S. Stein

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Heats Of Polymer Mixing, William Macknight Dec 1979

Heats Of Polymer Mixing, William Macknight

William MacKnight

Properties of compatible multicomponent polymer systems can be studied quantitatively only if their fundamental thermodynamic parameters can be established. Thus measurements of mixing enthalpies in such polymer-polymer pairs is of interest 
in arriving at criteria for compatibility. Direct determinations are awkward, but the required parameters can be obtained from differential heat of solution measure­
ments. The metastability of polyrrer blends in phase separated regions below their glass transition temperatures provides additional insight when calorimetric measures 
are performed below Tg. These factors are illustrated with examples of compatible, near-compatible and incompatible binary mixtures containing poly(2,6-dimeth phenylene oxide) and polystyrene or halogenated …

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Dielectric Study Of Polymer Compatibility: Blends Of Polystyrene/Poly-2-Chlorostyrene, William Macknight, P. Alexandrovich, F. E. Karasz Dec 1979

Dielectric Study Of Polymer Compatibility: Blends Of Polystyrene/Poly-2-Chlorostyrene, William Macknight, P. Alexandrovich, F. E. Karasz

William MacKnight

The dielectric constant and loss have been monitored iso­thermally in the frequency plane in the a relaxation region for a series of amorphous compatible and phase separating polymer blends comprising one polar and one relatively non­polar component. Differential scanning calorimetry has 
been employed for preliminary assessment of the miscibility of a given pair. The system polystyrene/poly-2-chloro­styrene (PS/PoCS) has been found to exhibit miscibility highly dependent on molecular weight and temperature. High molecular weight blends display wide loss spectra; phase separation above a lower critical solution temperature (LCST) results in the narrowing of the loss curves. Low molecular weight polystyrene yields …

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Dielectric Relaxation Of Poly(Chlorostyrenes) And Their Copolymers In The Primary Transition Region, William Macknight, P. Alexandrovich, F. E. Karasz Dec 1979

Dielectric Relaxation Of Poly(Chlorostyrenes) And Their Copolymers In The Primary Transition Region, William Macknight, P. Alexandrovich, F. E. Karasz

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Infrared Studies Of Hydrogen Bonding In Ethylene-Methacrylic Acid Copolymers And Ionomers, William Macknight, T. R. Earnest Jr. Dec 1979

Infrared Studies Of Hydrogen Bonding In Ethylene-Methacrylic Acid Copolymers And Ionomers, William Macknight, T. R. Earnest Jr.

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Thermal Degradation Of Glumate Polymers, William Macknight, C. Peter Lillya, Richard M. Newman, Wei-Fang A. Su, Peter C. Uden Dec 1979

Thermal Degradation Of Glumate Polymers, William Macknight, C. Peter Lillya, Richard M. Newman, Wei-Fang A. Su, Peter C. Uden

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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Thermal And Dynamic Mechanical Properties Of Sulfonated Polypentenamers, William Macknight, D. Rahrig Dec 1979

Thermal And Dynamic Mechanical Properties Of Sulfonated Polypentenamers, William Macknight, D. Rahrig

William MacKnight

No abstract provided.

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