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Alkali and Alkali Soils [PDF]

open access: yes, 1901
Topics Include Alkali, Detection of White and Black Alkali, Alkali Soils, The Kittitas Valley, Kittitas Valley Soil, West of Yakima River, East of Yakima River, Above the Town Canal, Hard Plan, General Indications, Remedies, The Yakima Valley, Alkali, The Moxee Valley, Remarks, The Ahtanum Valley, Alkali, General ...
Heileman, W.
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Effects of Alkali Dosage and Silicate Modulus on Alkali-Silica Reaction in Alkali-Activated Slag Mortars

open access: yesCement and Concrete Research, 2018
The effects of silicate modulus and alkali dosage on alkali-silica reaction (ASR) of alkali-activated slag (AAS) mortars are investigated under accelerated mortar bar testing conditions as specified in ASTM C1260.
Caijun Shi, Zuhua Zhang, Zhenguo Shi
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Solubility of alkalis in alkalis

Philosophical Magazine, 1970
Abstract A formula is derived for the heat of solution of a binary alloy in terms of the pseudopotentials of the components. Though existing pseudopotentials are inherently not accurate enough to permit the calculation of such heats for the alkalis directly, an indirect argument plausibly explains the widely varying solubilities in binary alkali ...
Terence M. Hayes, W. H. Young
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Alkali Retinopathy

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1976
Two patients were seen with intense alkali burns of the eye and prominent chorioretinal damage. The course of one case illustrates the development of such lesions. The second case suggests that retinal damage can be the limiting factor in the visual prognosis following such burns.
R E, Smith, B, Conway
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Alkalis and Skin

Journal of Burn Care & Research, 2016
The aim of this editorial is to provide an overview of the chemical interactions occurring in the skin of our patients on contact with alkaline agents. Strongly basic alkali is highly aggressive and will readily hydrolyze (or cleave) key biological molecules such as lipids and proteins.
John E, Greenwood   +3 more
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