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Determination of heparin in aqueous solutions
Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 1998To develop a volumetric method for assaying heparin in aqueous media.Heparin is precipitated out with an aqueous solution of an organic amine by titration and the end-point is based on the measurement of the medium dielectric permittivity. We studied the titration of a 500 IU/ml heparin solution with a 0.08 M cetylpyridinium chloride solution at pH 6.8.
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Inhibitors for aqueous solutions [PDF]
Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials, 1967 Inhibiting acids Hydrochloric acid solution POLYRAD 0515A and 1110A manufactured by Hercules Powder Co. Ltd. have received wide acceptance as corrosion inhibitors for use in hydrochloric acid solution. This acid, in common with other industrial acids, will corrode iron and steel vessels during processing unless they are protected by the presence of a ...
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2020
Phonon spectrometrics examination of the effect of pressure, temperature, molecular undercoordination, and charge injection by acid, base, and salt solvation establishes the regulations for the hydrogen bonding and electronic dynamics and the properties of the deionized water and aqueous solutions.
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Phonon spectrometrics examination of the effect of pressure, temperature, molecular undercoordination, and charge injection by acid, base, and salt solvation establishes the regulations for the hydrogen bonding and electronic dynamics and the properties of the deionized water and aqueous solutions.
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Polymerization in Aqueous Solution
1989The unique position that water occupies, both in terms of physical properties and biological significance, has been recognized for many years and has been widely discussed.1–4 The consequences of this position are reflected not only in the inherent behaviour of water as a polymerization solvent, but also in the fact that the interactions of the ...
Colin J. Hamilton, Brian J. Tighe
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2020
Research and development in the field of material science is aiming for further advancements, and expectations in the joining of materials and composite technology are progressively increasing. In particular, a new concept proposed for the control of interface phenomena with the aim to combine materials that are difficult to bond and composite has been
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Research and development in the field of material science is aiming for further advancements, and expectations in the joining of materials and composite technology are progressively increasing. In particular, a new concept proposed for the control of interface phenomena with the aim to combine materials that are difficult to bond and composite has been
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1987
Thermodynamic properties of water and aqueous solutions are reviewed, emphasizing experimental evidence of long range molecular interactions in aqueous systems. Changes in the structure of water, introduced by solute ions or molecules, are discussed and their importance in biological systems is stressed.
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Thermodynamic properties of water and aqueous solutions are reviewed, emphasizing experimental evidence of long range molecular interactions in aqueous systems. Changes in the structure of water, introduced by solute ions or molecules, are discussed and their importance in biological systems is stressed.
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1982
Water is the liquid phase used in all industrial mineral processing separations of solids whether by wet-gravity or wet-magnetic techniques, filtration, flotation, flocculation, or spherical agglomeration. The properties of water are, therefore, of great importance to all these processes.
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Water is the liquid phase used in all industrial mineral processing separations of solids whether by wet-gravity or wet-magnetic techniques, filtration, flotation, flocculation, or spherical agglomeration. The properties of water are, therefore, of great importance to all these processes.
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