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Procede de preparation d'un fluorure double d'uranium et de sodium convenant pour produire de l'uranium metallique
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23 May 1973; 16 p; FR PATENT DOCUMENT 2185591/A/; Available from INPI, Paris; Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France). Priority claim: 23 May 1972, USA.
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Israel Society of Nuclear Medicine (Israel); 24 p; 1991; p. 16; 8. Israel medical week; Jerusalem (Israel); 4-7 Nov 1991
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Al-Naimi, K.H.Y.
Mosul Univ. (Iraq). Dept. of Chemistry; Mosul Univ. (Iraq). Coll. of Science1991
Mosul Univ. (Iraq). Dept. of Chemistry; Mosul Univ. (Iraq). Coll. of Science1991
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[en] Preparation and reaction of substituted and unsubstuted salicyloyl chloride were investigated in this thesis, and therefore substituted and unsubstituted salicyloyl chloride were reacted with methyl thiocyanate to form bicyclic compounds (thio benzoxazine), in which SCN group is retained in the product, while the substituted thiocyanate is lost as methyl chloride. (17 tabs., 9 figs., 36 refs.)
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1991; 112 p; Available from Information Center-Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission, Tuwaitha-Baghdad, P.O.BOX 765, IRAQ; Thesis (M.Sc.).
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[en] The ring systems present in the two major classes of ophiobolane sesterterpenes have been obtained via a common bicyclic intermediate. In each case, the eight-membered ring was constructed by fragmentation of an appropriately functionalized bicyclo[3.3.1]nonane ring system
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Journal of Organic Chemistry; v. 42(22); p. 3630-3633
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[en] Ammonium uranate having safe handling properties is claimed. It consists of smooth, spherical agglomerates having an average diameter of between 30 and 150 μm, an uncompacted apparent bulk density of 2 to 2.8 g/cm3 (measured according to the French standards NFA95-111 of February 1977), flow properties, measured on the CARR scale, greater than or equal to 95 and a low content of SO42- ions of between 0.5 and 1%
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28 Jan 1982; vp; AU PATENT DOCUMENT 80/58618/B/; Copies available from the Commissioner of Patents, Canberra; Filed 21 May 1980, priority 22 May 1975 (7912953FR).
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Prabhakar, G.; Mathur, Anupam; Shunmugam, G.; Teje, Yashwant D.; Sachdev, Satbir S.; Sivaprasad, N., E-mail: gantipk47@rediffmail.com
International Atomic Energy Agency, Industrial Applications and Chemistry Section, Vienna (Austria)2010
International Atomic Energy Agency, Industrial Applications and Chemistry Section, Vienna (Austria)2010
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Mar 2010; 21 p; Technical meeting on therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals; Vienna (Austria); 16-20 Nov 2009; Published as PowerPoint presentation only; Working material
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Chang, Chih-Hung; Paul, Brian K.; Remcho, Vincent T.; Atre, Sundar; Hutchison, James E., E-mail: changch@engr.orst.edu, E-mail: vincent.remcho@oregonstate.edu2008
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[en] A critical barrier to the routine use of nanomaterials is the tedious, expensive means of their synthesis. Microreaction technology takes advantage of the large surface area-to-volume ratios within microchannel structures to accelerate heat and mass transport. This accelerated transport allows for rapid changes in reaction temperatures and concentrations leading to more uniform heating and mixing which can have dramatic impacts on macromolecular yields and nanoparticle size distributions. Benefits of microreaction technology include higher yield and reactant conversion, better energy efficiency and less by-product generation. Microreactors can help minimize the environmental impact of nanoproduction by enabling solvent free mixing, integrated separation techniques and reagent recycling. The possibility of synthesizing nanomaterials in the required volumes at the point-of-use eliminates the need to store and transport potentially hazardous materials and provides the flexibility for tailoring complex functional nanomaterials. Recognizing these benefits for nanosynthesis, continuous flow microreactors have been used by several research groups to synthesize and characterize nanomaterials. An overview of these efforts and issues related to scale up and other post synthesis processes such as separation and deposition are presented in this paper.
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Copyright (c) 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Journal of Nanoparticle Research; ISSN 1388-0764;
; v. 10(6); p. 965-980

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Inorg. Nucl. Chem. Lett; v. 9(11); p. 1157-1161
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Ahmad, S.M.
Baghdad Univ. (Iraq). Coll. of Science; Baghdad Univ. (Iraq). Dept. of Chemistry1983
Baghdad Univ. (Iraq). Coll. of Science; Baghdad Univ. (Iraq). Dept. of Chemistry1983
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[en] Metal phthalocyanine play an important role in the field of dyes and pigments. Copper phthalocyanine and its derivatives are the most stable compounds in this series. (46 figs., 9 tabs., 61 refs.)
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1983; 130 p; Available from Information Center-Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission, Tuwaitha-Baghdad, P.O.BOX 765, IRAQ; Thesis (M.Sc.).
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[en] Methods are described for exposing to 15N2 systems ranging in complexity from free-living microorganisms to complex associations in the rhizosphere. The simplest chambers for the anaerobic incubation of soil, leaf litter, rotting wood etc. require only an oxygen-scavenging system, but when defined oxygen tensions are required, some system of oxygen control must be incorporated to compensate for respiratory losses. For simple photosynthetic organisms such as blue-green algae illumination must be provided but because incubation periods are short, little if any control of CO2 or O2 is necessary. The most complex asymbiotic system, the higher plant rhizosphere association, requires a protracted exposure to 15N2 with adequate control of CO2, temperature, light intensity, soil moisture and plant transpiration to maintain normal plant growth over sufficiently long periods to give a valid estimate of nitrogen fixation. (author)
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria). Joint FAO/IAEA Div. of Atomic Energy in Food and Agriculture; Panel proceedings series; p. 135-148; ISBN 92-0-011078-9;
; 1978; p. 135-148; IAEA; Vienna; Advisory group meeting on the potential use of isotopes in the study of biological dinitrogen fixation; Vienna, Austria; 21 - 25 Nov 1977; IAEA-AG--92/8

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