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Water Temperature and Drowning
Pediatrics, 1991To the Editor.— We read with interest the report by Quan et al.1 The authors described normal or near-normal neurologic outcomes after cardiopulmonary arrest in 8 of 38 victims. We are encouraged by these results and agree that early, effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the most effective treatment for pediatric submersion victims.
M A, Nichter, P B, Everett, A, Saltiel
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1990
Cold is the fiercest and most widespread enemy of life on earth. Natural cold adaptation and survival are discussed in terms of physicochemical and biochemical water management mechanisms, relying on thermodynamic or kinetic stabilization. Distinctions are drawn between general effects of low temperature (chill) and specific effects of freezing. Freeze
F, Franks, S F, Mathias, R H, Hatley
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Cold is the fiercest and most widespread enemy of life on earth. Natural cold adaptation and survival are discussed in terms of physicochemical and biochemical water management mechanisms, relying on thermodynamic or kinetic stabilization. Distinctions are drawn between general effects of low temperature (chill) and specific effects of freezing. Freeze
F, Franks, S F, Mathias, R H, Hatley
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Vitrification Temperature of Water
Science, 1968The vitrification temperature ( T g ) of water is an elusive quantity because of the great difficulty in supercooling water sufficiently without initiating its crystallization.
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Pediatrics, 1994
Tap water scald burns are the most frequent cause of nonfatal burn injuries in United States children. Most of these burns occur in the home, and hot water heater thermostat settings below 60°C (140°F) significantly decrease the risk of such burns in young children.
JAMES L. LUKEFAHR, KALAVALLI EZEKIEL
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Tap water scald burns are the most frequent cause of nonfatal burn injuries in United States children. Most of these burns occur in the home, and hot water heater thermostat settings below 60°C (140°F) significantly decrease the risk of such burns in young children.
JAMES L. LUKEFAHR, KALAVALLI EZEKIEL
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1972
THE MOST important factors in the environment, which influence the physiology of insects, are temperature and humidity. In their effects, these are constantly reacting upon one another; it is therefore necessary always to consider them side by side.
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THE MOST important factors in the environment, which influence the physiology of insects, are temperature and humidity. In their effects, these are constantly reacting upon one another; it is therefore necessary always to consider them side by side.
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Water-bath temperature controller
Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1978Noble, D. F., Pearce, D.
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