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Curing Cancer: Binary Solutions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
Cancer reforms are necessary to actuate the potential of a panacea which is able to target cells in an effective means by maximizing the insertion of isolated Kv1.5 and H2O2 within cancer cells. At present, existing artificial white blood cells are thought by a few leading researchers to be an efficient means to combat all forms of cancerous growth in ...
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Convergence of eclipsing binary solutions

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1983
Attention is called to the fact that convergence to negligible corrections in differential corrections solutions usually can be achieved, provided that one or both of two common causes of poor convergence are recognized and properly dealt with.
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On Simple Binary Solid Solutions

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1947
The effect of difference in atomic volume between two components of a simple binary solid solution on the phase equilibrium curves is investigated by calculating the energy of deformation required to replace a smaller atom by a larger atom, and vice versa.
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Remarks on the freezing of a binary solution

International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 1991
Abstract Comments are made on the recent successful solution of Braga and Viskanta [1] on the freezing of an ideal eutectic solution, initially at a temperature above the freezing temperature and situated above a surface that at and after zero time is at a temperature above the eutectic temperature but below the freezing temperature.
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Binary Solutions of Imperfect Liquids.

Chemical Reviews, 1949
R B, PARLIN, H, EYRING
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On the Solutions for Contact Binary Systems

1987
Although the pioneering paper of Lucy (1968) appeared already 18 years ago, the theory of contact binaries is by far not yet in a satisfactory state. This concerns in particular an aspect with which I will not deal here at all, namely the inability to reproduce theoretically the observed systems (light curves, period-colour relation).
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Diffusion in binary solutions

The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1967
David W. McCall, Dean C. Douglass
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Binary Process Solutions

Metal Finishing, 1999
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Foaminess of binary and ternary solutions

The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1975
Sydney Ross, Gary Nishioka
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The Description of Binary Solutions

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1936
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