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Tunable Bandgap in Cobalt-Doped FeS<sub>2</sub> Thin Films for Enhanced Solar Cell Performance. [PDF]
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Interaction behavior between coarse-particle pyrite and fine-particle pyrite in flotation. [PDF]
Wang X, Li H.
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Diversity of coatings on hydrothermal vent gastropods. [PDF]
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Integrated framework assessment of water reuse feasibility in mining. [PDF]
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Sulfur microenvironments as hotspots for biogenic pyrite formation. [PDF]
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Bacterial Tolerance and Bioleaching in the Presence of Chloride. [PDF]
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Geochemical cycling of arsenic in magmatic systems across supercontinent cycles. [PDF]
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The metamorphism of pyrite and pyritic ores: an overview
Mineralogical Magazine, 1993AbstractPyrite, the most widespread and abundant of sulphide minerals in the Earth's surficial rocks, commonly constitutes the primary opaque phase in ore deposits. Consequently, an understanding of the behaviour of pyrite and its relationships with coexisting phases during the metamorphism of pyritebearing rocks is vital to the interpretation of their
James R. Craig, Frank M. Vokes
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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2012
In RNA, function follows form. Mapping the surface of RNA molecules with chemical and enzymatic probes has revealed invaluable information about structure and folding. Hydroxyl radicals ((·)OH) map the surface of nucleic acids by cutting the backbone where it is accessible to solvent.
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In RNA, function follows form. Mapping the surface of RNA molecules with chemical and enzymatic probes has revealed invaluable information about structure and folding. Hydroxyl radicals ((·)OH) map the surface of nucleic acids by cutting the backbone where it is accessible to solvent.
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