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Probing intrazeolite space

Journal of inclusion phenomena and molecular recognition in chemistry, 1995
Molecular sieves are crystalline materials with open framework structures. Of the almost two billion pounds of molecular sieves produced in 1990, 1.4 billion pounds were used in detergents, 160 million pounds as catalysts, and about 70 million pounds as adsorbents or desiccants [1].
Lloyd Abrams, David R. Corbin
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Quantum probe of space-time curvature

Science, 2022
An atom interferometer measures the quantum phase due to gravitational time ...
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Probing Interplanetary Space

The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1960
The problem of launching rockets to explore conditions in interplanetary space formed the subject matter of a previous note by the author. In this note further aspects of such exploration by probes are considered.The orbits considered in the previous note were elliptic, and touched the orbit of the Earth at the conclusion of each journey around the Sun.
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Probing metabolism in time and space

Science, 2020
Mass spectrometry imaging detects hotspots of metabolite production within ...
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Space Probes and Telescopes

2016
The Hubble Space Telescope is one of the most significant instruments ever used to explore the solar system and universe.
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Probing the depths of space

Australian Surveyor, 1928
Abstract Ever since the time when Copernicus advanced, with convincing logical argument, the theory that it is the earth that revolves round the sun and not the sun that moves round the earth, the problem of the distances of the stars has exercised a fascinating hold upon the attention of astronomers.
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Space probes on their own

New Scientist, 2009
Robot explorers in deep space will need a smart brain if they are to search out life on their ...
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Molecular Probes for Autofluorescence-Free Optical Imaging

Chemical Reviews, 2021
Yuyan Jiang, Kanyi Pu
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Anatomy of a Space Probe

2007
Robotic space probes usually do not look like people or animals. Rather than resembling the human-looking science fiction movie robots C3PO and Data, they have more in common with the squat, cylindrical R2D2. Like this famous robot from Star Wars, our spacecraft normally do not sport arms, legs, eyes and ears as we do, but they nevertheless function ...
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