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Unilateral Endo-LIF in treating central lumbar spinal stenosis. [PDF]
BMC SurgCheng X, Jin L, Shen X, Gao Z.
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Scintillation properties of LiF–SrF2 and LiF–CaF2 eutectic
Journal of Luminescence, 2013Abstract Dopant free eutectic scintillators 6LiF–SrF2 and 6LiF–CaF2 were developed by the vertical Bridgeman method for the purpose of thermal neutron detection. The molar ratio of LiF and Ca/SrF2 was 4:1 on its eutectic composition. The α-ray induced radioluminescence spectra of the scintillators showed intense emission peak at 300 nm due to the ...
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Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1967
In connection with the use of LiF as a thermoluminescent dosimeter the authors question the apparently misconception that LiF is, without qualification 'inert, insoluble and non-toxic'. A pilot study was conducted in which the drinking water of young rats was saturated with LiF TLD powder (solubility LiF 0.27 g per 100 cc cold water. This proved proved
C M, Dettmer, B M, Galkin, H J, Hanna
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In connection with the use of LiF as a thermoluminescent dosimeter the authors question the apparently misconception that LiF is, without qualification 'inert, insoluble and non-toxic'. A pilot study was conducted in which the drinking water of young rats was saturated with LiF TLD powder (solubility LiF 0.27 g per 100 cc cold water. This proved proved
C M, Dettmer, B M, Galkin, H J, Hanna
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The System LiF-LiCl, LiF-NaCl, LiF-KCl
Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1959Liquid ‐solid equilibrium data for the systems , , were obtained through the concentration range . These data were used to test the formula for the prediction of liquidus temperatures. Activities were calculated from experimental data by It was shown that the activities of salt components can be calculated by this formula, if the difference in the sum ...
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