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Generally, porewater profiles displayed contrasting chemistries over the first 10 cm of sediment at the MF and CB sites, as shown in the typical examples of Figure 2. In MF sediments, porewater profiles generally contained lower concentrations of Mn2+ and Fe2+, but larger concentrations of dissolved sulfide (Figure 2a).
CARBON nanotubes have been all the rage in chemistry over the past decade, but actual applications are thin on the ground.
Microwave chemistry has been developed quickly and has been applied to almost every field of the chemistry over the past decades.
This was intended to give maps of mechanical properties and chemistry over the cross-section of the lesions.
Heterocyclic maleic anhydride derivatives have been extensively studied in natural products chemistry over the past few decades.
This may explain the differences in Cr removal during the in-situ and bankside tests, given the variations in water chemistry over the duration of the experiments.
Lithium-ion batteries are a well-established technology that has seen gains in performance based on materials chemistry over the past two decades.
Sensitivity analysis indicates that the CO2 partial pressure of the unsaturated zone is a critical parameter for modelling the baseline chemistry over the whole chalk aquifer.
The marriage of metal coordination chemistry and supramolecular chemistry over the past few decades has resulted in the generation of an extraordinary range of metal-containing assemblies, often displaying interesting topologies as well as unusual properties.
UV-curable coatings designed for the protection of optical fiber have transitioned from single coatings based on epoxy acrylate chemistry to dual-layer coatings based on urethane acrylate chemistry over the past several years.
His talk focused on the discovery and development of a new field of chemistry over the past 25 years that is both beautiful in its creation and important in many clean energy applications.
