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BackgroundIndoor air quality directly affects people's health, especially the impact of chemical pollutants in residential indoor air on children and the elderly is more significant.
Siwei ZHANG +5 more
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The two systematic reviews identified that social perspectives and health impacts associated with water insecurity among private water sources users relate to a range of water safety risks, organoleptic properties, health effects, and coping strategies.
Lauren M. T. Broyles +9 more
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Air‐Stable Aluminum Tris[Bis(mesitoyl)Arsenide] Precursor for Metal Arsenide Quantum Dots
Aluminum tris[bis(mesitoyl)arsenide]: a new enin metal–arsenide QD synthesis. ABSTRACT Colloidal III–V arsenide quantum dots (QDs) are promising low‐toxicity, solution‐processable materials for near‐infrared optoelectronics, yet their development has been constrained by the scarcity of suitable precursors and proneness to oxidation.
Georgian Nedelcu +6 more
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The remediation of groundwater containing organochlorine compounds was evaluated using a reductive system with zero-valent iron, and the reductive process coupled with Fenton's reagent.
Tatiana Langbeck de Arruda +1 more
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Indoor air pollution from chlorinated volatile organic compounds like perchloroethylene (PCE) poses health risks. Conventional abatement methods are energy‐intensive, but adsorption‐based techniques using metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) offer eco‐friendly alternatives.
Pedro Freire Brântuas +10 more
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Polymer dynamics studied by dynamic light scattering : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Physics at Massey University [PDF]
Appendix 1 and 2 – articles have been removed due to copyright. The articles are available in the print copy held in the library.Theoretical treatments of dynamic properties of polymer solutions are reviewed.
Clark, David Thomas
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Air Quality Field Measurements in Las Vegas: Ozone Formation and Its Sensitivity to NOx and VOCs
Abstract Las Vegas, Nevada is an urban center in the southwest US where the population is rapidly growing. In Las Vegas, surrounded by the Mojave Desert, biogenic emissions are low, but anthropogenic emissions, especially along the Las Vegas Strip, are a large source of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and nitrogen oxides (NO + NO2 = NOx) from volatile
C. Warneke +13 more
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Ethanol-water separation by pervaporation [PDF]
The separation of ethanol-water mixtures is of great importance for the production of ethanol from biomass. Both ultrafiltration and pervaporation processes can be used for the continuous processing of fermentation and separation, The removal of ethanol ...
Hegeman, H. +3 more
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Introduction: The purpose of this in vitro study was to evaluate three common gutta-percha solvents’ effectiveness in dissolving three different types of root canal sealers.
mubashir mushtaq +3 more
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The Human Health Risk Assessment Based on Process Simulation and Uncertainty Analysis [PDF]
Water resource is an important part of human living and production. With the modernization of cities, the problem of groundwater contamination is becoming more and more serious.
Yue Pan +4 more
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