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ARTICLE REVIEW ARTICLE REVIEW Article Review: Elements in Nature Review of the Occurrence and Cycling of the Elements in Nature Most of the elements that are known today are naturally occurring elements. When we talk about elements and their presence on earth the first question that arises in mind is regarding the distribution ...

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Metal Forging

Metal Forging History Metal Forging is one of the oldest metal forming methods of human society, and powered forging dates back to the 12th century. Metal is formed (or shaped) by large, localized compressive forces, i.e., in the olden days metal was hit by a hammer by a blacksmith. Typical products ...

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George A. Olah

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Review Paper

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Organosilanes

ORGANOSILANES Organosilanes Organosilanes Abstract The paper discusses that organosilanes are widely used in organic chemistry, particularly as protecting groups' derivatisation reagents, reducing agents 4 and synthetic intermediates. The Acros Organics portfolio of organosilanes is continuously expanding to meet your chemistry needs. On the reverse side you will find information on some of the ...

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Table Of Contents

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Cocaine

COCAINE Cocaine Abstract In this study we try to explore the chemical aspects in the whole concept of cocaine in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on chemical compounds through which cocaine is composed of and its relation with on the chemical reactions that are caused in the ...

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Epa And Carbon Control

EPA and carbon control EPA and carbon control Fossil fuels such as methane, gasoline and propane contain mostly carbon. Carbon dioxide is produced when these fuels are burnt as in this process carbon from these fuels reacts with the oxygen. So the link proposed by the Vice President Gore that carbon ...

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Nobel Prize

NOBEL PRIZE Noble Price for Chemistry Noble Price for Chemistry The three scientists were able to jump in the investigation of how cells make proteins to discover, at the beginning of the 80's, major cyclical processes of cells, proteins. Aron Ciechanor was born in Haifa in 1947, lost his parents at a ...

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Calcium And Nutrition

Calcium and Nutrition Calcium and Nutrition Calcium and Nutrition Calcium is one of the most plentiful minerals in the body. Almost the entire mineral (98%) is found in bone. About 1 percent is in teeth. The rest of the mineral is in blood and tissues. This almost negligible amount is also ...

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