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During iron phosphate regeneration, sequential washing distinguishes lithium fractions by accessibility: approximately 70% of precipitate‐associated lithium is washing‐removable, while approximately 30% remains after three cycles. Comparisons of simulated and practical systems associate retained lithium with hydrated amorphous Fe‐O‐P environments ...
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Coinage Metal-Catalyzed Divergent Heterocyclizations of Underexplored <i>N</i>-Propargyl Hydrazides. [PDF]
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A novel dataset of North-Eastern Indian coins for machine learning-based classification. [PDF]
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Hydrazones, hydrazones-based coinage metal complexes, and their biological applications. [PDF]
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Synergistic coordination of diphosphine with primary and tertiary phosphorus centers: Ultrastable icosidodecahedral Ag30 nanoclusters with metallic aromaticity. [PDF]
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Halogenation engineered metal cluster assemblies. [PDF]
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2021
The only truly contemporary source material that we have for Agathokles is his coinage and it has a number of stories to tell that no other source offers. The circulation patterns of Agathokles’ coinage show that Syracuse’s economic interactions with the wider world under Agathokles were similar to those which took place under his predecessor Dionysios.
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The only truly contemporary source material that we have for Agathokles is his coinage and it has a number of stories to tell that no other source offers. The circulation patterns of Agathokles’ coinage show that Syracuse’s economic interactions with the wider world under Agathokles were similar to those which took place under his predecessor Dionysios.
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2019
Abstract “Coinages” emphasizes the irony that gold coins recurrently needed to be weighed by consumers despite bearing stamps that attested to their legal weight. As guineas (and then sovereigns, from 1817), gold embodied the coin of the realm, and in the process divided society between those who could or could not afford to carry them ...
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Abstract “Coinages” emphasizes the irony that gold coins recurrently needed to be weighed by consumers despite bearing stamps that attested to their legal weight. As guineas (and then sovereigns, from 1817), gold embodied the coin of the realm, and in the process divided society between those who could or could not afford to carry them ...
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