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Fabrication of microplastic and nanoplastic particles and fibres for use in pulmonary toxicity studies. [PDF]

Part Fibre Toxicol
Auyang E, Ouyang M, Laycock A, Blake H, Tetley TD, Gant TW, Willis AE, Wright S.   +7 more
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Japan: Orient Chemical Industries – carbon black dispersions

Focus on Pigments, 2010
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Influence of Embedding Microcapsules on Tribological Properties of Alumina Ceramics Prepared by Gel Casting. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Sun Z, Chen H, Meng X, Xiao G, Chen Z, Yi M, Zhang J, Liu W, Xu C.   +8 more
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Dispersion of chemicals and reactions of dispersed chemicals

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[Sanitary chemical evaluation of polyvinyl acetate dispersions].

Gigiena i sanitariia, 1977
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Comparative Toxicity of Two Chemical Dispersants and Dispersed Oil in Estuarine Organisms

Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 2017
Chemical dispersants can be a useful tool to mitigate oil spills. This study examined potential risks to sensitive estuarine species by comparing the toxicity of two dispersants (Corexit® EC9500A and Finasol® OSR 52) individually and in chemically enhanced water-accommodated fractions (CEWAFs) of Louisiana Sweet Crude oil. Acute toxicity thresholds and
M. E. DeLorenzo, P. B. Key, K. W. Chung, E. Pisarski, B. Shaddrix, E. F. Wirth, P. L. Pennington, J. Wade, M. Franco, M. H. Fulton   +9 more
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Chemically reactive generalized Taylor dispersion phenomena

AIChE Journal, 1987
AbstractGeneralized Taylor dispersion theory for nonreactive solutes (Brenner 1980a; 1982) undergoing convection and diffusion is extended to include irreversible first‐order volumetric and surface chemical reactions possessing position‐dependent reactivity coefficients at the microscale.
Michael Shapiro, Howard Brenner
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Chemical Kinetics in Dispersed-Phase Reactors

International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering, 2003
Many chemical engineering processes occur under conditions when a dispersed phase undergoes fragmentation (breakup) and/or aggregation (coalescence). It is of considerable interest to model a chemical process that occurs at the interface and therefore depends on the evolving size distribution of the dispersed phase.
Ben J McCoy, Giridhar Madras
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Dispersion and Chemical Reactions in Porous Media

Fluid Dynamics, 2001
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Chemical dispersant effectiveness testing: influence of droplet coalescence

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2004
Thermodynamic and kinetic investigations were performed to determine the influence of coalescence of chemically dispersed crude oil droplets in saline waters. For the range of pH (4-10) and salinity (10 per thousand, 30 per thousand, 50 per thousand ) values studied, zeta-potential values ranged from -3 to -10 mV.
Michael C, Sterling, James S, Bonner, Andrew N S, Ernest, Cheryl A, Page, R L, Autenrieth   +4 more
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