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Carbon footprint dataset of concrete based on field surveys at commercial mixing plants in Shandong, China. [PDF]

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Niu D, Zhou J, Guo B.
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Morphology-driven anti-icing performance of fluorine-free alkylsilane coatings fabricated <i>via</i> candle soot templating. [PDF]

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Ataseven I, Ayazoglu S, Tugce Dundar I, Hukum KO.   +3 more
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A greenprint for healthcare sustainability: Finding alignment between medical schools and their health system. [PDF]

J Clim Chang Health
Pruthi A, Hunter K, Mengaliyeva A, Treese K, Singh A, Cerceo E.   +5 more
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Numerical investigation and ANN-assisted prediction of temperature amplitude and radiative heat transfer performance of MHD gold-water nanofluid over thin-walled heat exchanger plate. [PDF]

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Salih AAM, Ullah Z, Merga FE, Benaissa M, Ghernaout D, Marzouki R, Ben Khedher N.   +6 more
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The transport of chemicals in semen

Birth Defects Research Part B: Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology, 2005
AbstractThree mechanisms have been proposed for exposure of the conceptus to chemicals in semen: access of chemicals to the maternal circulation after absorption from the vagina, direct chemical exposure of the conceptus following transport from the vagina to the uterine cavity, and delivery to the egg and subsequent conceptus of chemical bound to the ...
Leah, Klemmt, Anthony R, Scialli
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The Role of Transport in Chemical Nephrotoxicity

Toxicologic Pathology, 1998
Various physiologic factors play a role in determining the extent of chemical-induced nephrotoxicity. One such factor relates to the transport systems that exist in the kidney. Several examples can be given of organic substances that are nephrotoxic only after being transported into renal tubular cells.
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High-Temperature Chemical Transport

Journal of Crystal Growth, 1971
The increasing importance of high-temperature materials for science and technology has in the last ten years created a great demand for single crystals of compounds with a high melting point. Although the operating temperatures for methods of growing crystals from the melt have been pushed up continuously, crystals of many high-melting compounds cannot
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