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Astronomy and Geophysics, 2000
Dust has long been recognized in astronomy; it is only in recent years, however, that it has been seen aas both important and active. Infrared, millimetre and submillimetre wave astronomy are now unravelling the chemistry and composition of interstellar dust, showing that it includes silicate and carbon grains, hydrocarbon molecules, and ices. Far from
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Dust has long been recognized in astronomy; it is only in recent years, however, that it has been seen aas both important and active. Infrared, millimetre and submillimetre wave astronomy are now unravelling the chemistry and composition of interstellar dust, showing that it includes silicate and carbon grains, hydrocarbon molecules, and ices. Far from
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From ashes to ashes: The chemical alterlives of coal ash
Geographical ResearchAbstract Toxic geographies disproportionately impact low‐income and racially marginalised communities, degrading the land, water, and air they depend upon. This paper examines Uniontown, Alabama, a rural town located in the heart of the Black Belt region, and also the site of Arrowhead Landfill—an industrial and solid waste facility ...
Shorna Allred, Neelia Heath
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Simulation of ash–water interaction and its influence on ash characteristics
Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 2002D N Singh
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Phosphorus recovery from the biomass ash: A review
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2011Anders Lagerkvist, Zhongxin Tan
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