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ABSTRACT This study represents the first comprehensive investigation into the valorization of two rare olive cultivars, Chemchali and Fougi, cultivated in southern Tunisia. The main objectives were to assess the quality of their virgin olive oils (VOOs) by analyzing their chemical composition, sensory profile, quality indices, and physicochemical ...
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Correction to: Tissue Contraction With Helium-Based Plasma Radiofrequency Technology: A Preliminary Report of Initial Ultrasound Findings. [PDF]
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Science, 1984
Edward F. Hammel et al (24 Feb., p. 789) advocate helium policies that are common in the literature. However, we disagree with their analysis.
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Edward F. Hammel et al (24 Feb., p. 789) advocate helium policies that are common in the literature. However, we disagree with their analysis.
D, Epple, L, Lave
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Helium in the eroding atmosphere of an exoplanet
Nature, 2018Helium is the second-most abundant element in the Universe after hydrogen and is one of the main constituents of gas-giant planets in our Solar System.
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Precision spectroscopy of helium [PDF]
Accurate Quantum-Electrodynamics (QED) tests of the simplest bound three body atomic system are performed by precise laser spectroscopic measurements in atomic Helium. In this paper, we present a review of measurements between triplet states at 1083 nm (23S-23P) and at 389 nm (23S-33P).
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Physics World, 2010
In drawing attention to the current scarcity of helium-3, William Halperin's Forum article "No lightweight matter" (July p17) took me back 60 years.
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In drawing attention to the current scarcity of helium-3, William Halperin's Forum article "No lightweight matter" (July p17) took me back 60 years.
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Helium appears indispensable for certain energy-related uses that may be important 50 years from now, when helium-bearing natural gas, a much cheaper source than air, may be exhausted. Present demand, however, is lower than productive capacity, and much helium is being dissipated into the atmosphere as natural gas is burned for fuel.
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