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Induction period of hydration of tricalcium silicate

Cement and Concrete Research, 1976
Abstract The length of the induction period of tricalcium silicate hydration has been found to be related to the probability of escape of trapped electrons measured by thermoluminescence on anhydrous sample. Several strong experimental evidences suggest an analogy between the hydration of tricalcium silicate with water vapour and the main reaction of
P. Fierens, J.P. Verhaegen
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The Induction Period in Chain Reactions

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1952
The conditions for the establishment of a stationary state in a system of consecutive reactions can be investigated quantitatively in a sufficient number of cases to permit precise criteria to be formulated generally for the length of the induction period (i.e., prestationary state period) in chain reactions.
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Variety, Analogy, and Periodicity in Inductive Logic

Philosophy of Science, 1963
Peter Achinstein gives in his papers [1] and [2] interesting analyses of some problems of inductive logic and of some approaches I have proposed. I shall discuss here some of these problems in order to clarify my present position. My comments will mainly concern the variety of instances, and only briefly the analogy influence, and the inductive methods
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Induction Period of Shrinkproofed Fabrics

Textile Research Journal, 1963
E. F. Denby, M. W. Andrews
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Induction Periods and Latent Periods

2004
Thomas D. Koepsell, Noel S. Weiss
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