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Cross-continental soil prokaryotic phenotypic traits driven by precipitation regime and land cover

Donhauser J, Han X, Doménech-Pascual A, Jordaan K, Casas-Ruiz J, Ramond J, Romaní A, Frossard A, Priemé A.   +8 more
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Optimum Temperatures for Postburn Cooling

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1965
IT IS NOW well established that the tissue damage 2,7 and death rates 6 which follow experimental burns can be significantly lessened by the early application of surface cooling. This finding has important implications for first aid and for the management of mass casualty burns.
T C, King, J M, Zimmerman
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Optimum compress temperature for wound hemostasis

Journal of Surgical Research, 1979
Abstract Compress temperatures to hasten hemostasis in surgically incised wounds have been studied. On the basis of the present data, we recommend the use of warm compresses at a temperature of 49°C to accelerate hemostasis in surgically incised wounds. Cold applications to open surgical wounds should be avoided.
R T, Niemczura, R G, DePalma
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Optimum Compaction Temperature for Modified Binders

Journal of Transportation Engineering, 2003
With increasing use of modified asphalt binders, the correct compaction temperature range for asphalt mixtures containing these binders needs to be determined. The current procedure uses asphalt binder viscosities to determine the compaction temperature range.
Haleh Azari, Richard H. McCuen, Kevin D. Stuart   +2 more
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The optimum temperature for annealing glass

Glass and Ceramics, 1968
Fig. 2. Time to es tablish the equilibrium viscosi ty at var ious tempera tures . Fig. 1. The p rocess of s t ructura l reorganizat ion, c h a r a c t e r ized by the absence of elongation of the specimen with an inc r ease in tempera ture , occurs in this case, at above 400 ~ .
M. V. Okhotin, T. D. Andryukhina
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Optimum temperature sequences in reactors

Chemical Engineering Science, 1958
Resume On passe en revue les travaux anterieurs de plusieurs auteurs sur les profiles de temperature les plus favorables pour des reactions exothermiques reversibles et des reactions de degradation. Quelques nouveaux calculs servent a illustrer les grandes augmentations de rendement qui peuvent etre realisees si l'on emploie la succession la plus ...
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Optimum temperatures in pyrolysis gas chromatography

Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1968
Pyrograms were recorded for a variety of compounds pyrolyzed in the gas phase in a quartz tube. The lowest temperature at which the major pyrolytic products are first formed and the lowest temperatures causing complete pyrolysis were determined and found to differ by about 80–120 °C. The temperatures of complete pyrolysis at the described experimental
Russell Sutton, W. E. Harris
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Optimum Wavelength Intervals for Surface Temperature Radiometry

Applied Optics, 1966
Total reflectance measurements of some common surface minerals in the wavelength interval 0.5 micro to 23 micro show pronounced reflection maxima in some regions used for radiometric measurements of planetary surface temperatures. Variations in emissivity in the regions of such maxima could introduce significant errors into such temperature ...
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