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A comparison of the kinetics of the protonation of 9,10-diphenylanthracene radical anion by phenol in buffered and unbuffered DMF

A comparison of the lattice constants of the rare earth oxychlorides

A comparison of the lead and iron blast furnaces

A comparison of the lead and iron blastfurnaces

A comparison of the main features of the base hydrolysis of Co acido-amine complexes

A comparison of the melting points of l-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium and 1 -ethyl-2,3-dimethylimidazolium salts

A comparison of the microstructure of a polydiene binary catalyst and a bimetallic complex.

A comparison of the molar masses of poly prepared in solution and emulsion

A comparison of the most persistent research in abstraction

A comparison of the Mott parameter Xmou in the actinide and in some lanthanides

A comparison of the new airport terminals in Beijing and London

A comparison of the nitrogen atom thermal motion26 for M 2Mn systems, root-mean-square displacements

A Comparison of the Number of Tools and Techniques Available and the Number of Tools in Actual Use

A Comparison of the Number of Toxicological Papers Published in the Period

A comparison of the operating conditions for and selectivities of three commercial hydro-formylation catalysts.

A comparison of the operating conditions for and selectivities of three commercial hydroformylation catalysts.

A comparison of the operating conditions for and selectivities of three commercial hydroformylation catalysts. The formulae given are for the catalyst precursors.

A comparison of the percentage women students taking Natural Sciences at Cambridge and Oxford.

A comparison of the performance of microwave assisted and conventional extraction methods

A comparison of the physical properties of PHB and some of its copolymers with those of polypropylene . Most data taken from

A comparison of the physical properties of PHBV with those of other biodegradable plastic

A comparison of the physico-chemical parameters of micellar borate-detergent RMs with micellar carbonate-detergent RMs in mineral oil

A comparison of the pre-coating and in situ methods of filler treatment

A comparison of the predicted chemistries to observed system cleanliness revealed the following

A comparison of the properties of E-glass fibre and various natural fibres.



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