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Polymorphism at High Pressures
Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1916 openaire +2 more sources
High-Pressure Water Injection Injury to the Hand: An Underestimated Mechanism of Compartment Syndrome. [PDF]
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High Pressure and High-Pressure Environments
2021It is well known that there are major environments in which life thrives, freshwater, the sea, and tropical and temperate lands. There are very hot and cold regions where life may not appear to thrive, but nevertheless exists in surprising abundance. This book is about the little known high-pressure environments and the life which exists there.
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Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 2017
We present a historical review of high-pressure ESR systems with emphasis on our recent development of a high-pressure, high-field, multi-frequency ESR system. Until 2000, the X-band system was almost established using a resonator filled with dielectric materials or a combination of the anvil cell and dielectric resonators.
T, Sakurai, S, Okubo, H, Ohta
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We present a historical review of high-pressure ESR systems with emphasis on our recent development of a high-pressure, high-field, multi-frequency ESR system. Until 2000, the X-band system was almost established using a resonator filled with dielectric materials or a combination of the anvil cell and dielectric resonators.
T, Sakurai, S, Okubo, H, Ohta
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Superconductivity at high pressures
Contemporary Physics, 1969Abstract In this review, recent results of studies of superconductivity at high pressures are discussed. In the last few years there has been significant progress in developing new methods for obtaining pressures up to 300 kbar and the temperature range of experiments has been extended down to 0.1 K. Superconducting modifications of silicon, germanium,
N.B. Brandt, N.I. Ginzburg
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Applied Optics, 1970
Using a diamond cell the 14-kbar and 17-kbar transitions in single rhombs of calcite have been observed and photographed under hydrostatic pressures. The nature of these reversible transitions are described with respect to observed transition planes. A single crystal of HNO(3) in equilibrium with its own liquid was grown at a pressure of approximately ...
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Using a diamond cell the 14-kbar and 17-kbar transitions in single rhombs of calcite have been observed and photographed under hydrostatic pressures. The nature of these reversible transitions are described with respect to observed transition planes. A single crystal of HNO(3) in equilibrium with its own liquid was grown at a pressure of approximately ...
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Survey of Ophthalmology, 2023
An 8-year-old boy presented with acute visual loss in the right eye and nausea, vomiting, and diplopia. Imaging revealed a right orbital apex mass. Biopsy showed Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH), and the patient was diagnosed with isolated orbital LCH causing an orbital apex syndrome. A 12-month cytarabine chemotherapy course was begun, during which
Matthew J. Miller +3 more
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An 8-year-old boy presented with acute visual loss in the right eye and nausea, vomiting, and diplopia. Imaging revealed a right orbital apex mass. Biopsy showed Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH), and the patient was diagnosed with isolated orbital LCH causing an orbital apex syndrome. A 12-month cytarabine chemotherapy course was begun, during which
Matthew J. Miller +3 more
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2011
The ability of pressure to change inter-atomic distances strongly leads to a wide range of pressure-induced phenomena at high pressures: for example metallisation, amorphisation, superconductivity and polymerisation. Key to understanding these phenomena is the determination of the crystal structure using x-ray or neutron diffraction.
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The ability of pressure to change inter-atomic distances strongly leads to a wide range of pressure-induced phenomena at high pressures: for example metallisation, amorphisation, superconductivity and polymerisation. Key to understanding these phenomena is the determination of the crystal structure using x-ray or neutron diffraction.
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