10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PIEZOCHEMISTRY»
Discover the use of
piezochemistry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
piezochemistry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The History of Science in the Netherlands: Survey, Themes ...
Other topics of research in his laboratory were the electrochemistry of the
galvanic cells and piezochemistry. A survey of this work was published in l 9 l 9
as Piezochemie kondenzierter Systeme (with the collaboration of his student W.
Schut).
Klaas Van Berkel, Albert Van Helden, L. C. Palm, 1999
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Synthetic Organic Sonochemistry
Piezochemistry One of the most spectacular successes of piezochemistry in
terms of activation is the obtention of highly sterically hindered products,
particularly via (2 + 4) cycloaddition reactions,41 and a major development of this
last decade ...
Jean-Louis Luche, Claudia Bianchi, 1998
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Bulletin of the Geological Institutions of the University of ...
Primed by Ekenas Tryckeri Ah. Ekenas. Finland December 30th. 1988 Bayly, B.
1988 12 30: Piezochemistry. Bulletin of the Geological. Morgan, P. 1984: The
thermal structure and thermal evolution of the continental lithosphere. Physics
and ...
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Topics in Ecological and Environmental Microbiology
Parenthetically, the prefix “piezo” (having the meaning to press) rather than “baro
” (having the meaning of weight) is widely adopted in science, in terms such as
piezochemistry and piezoelectric, to describe the role of pressure. To summarize
...
Thomas Mitchell Schmidt, Moselio Schaechter, 2012
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Unusual Structures and Physical Properties in Organometallic ...
... the fluxionality of organometallic molecules, photochemical reactions on
organometallic substrates, and, last but not least, experimental highlights like
unstable organometallic compounds in matrices, piezochemistry, and
sonochemistry.
Marcel Gielen, Rudolph Willem, Bernd Wrackmeyer, 2003
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Illustrated Dictionary and Resource Directory of ...
PID — Acronym for photoionization detector. piezochemistry — A branch of
chemistry concerned with reactions that occur under pressure. piezoelectric —
The property of certain crystals having the ability to produce a voltage when
subjected ...
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Bibliography of Bibliographies on Chemistry and Chemical ...
See also Explosives. PICROTOXIN " Picrotoxin." Ind.-Cat. S. G. O., 1st ser., 11:
294 (1890); 2nd ser., 13: 359 (1908). PIEZOCHEMISTRY Cohen, Ernst, and
Schut, W. Piezo- chemie kondensierter Systeme. Leipzig, Akad. Verlags, 1919.
449 p.
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Dictionary of Energy: Expanded Edition
... a prefix meaning “one trillionth” (10-12); symbol p. picocuries per liter
Measurement. a unit of measure for levels of radon gas; abbreviated pCi/L. piezo
- Physics. having to do with or involving pressure. piezochemistry Chemistry. the
study ...
Cutler J. Cleveland, Christopher G. Morris, 2009
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Catalog of Copyright Entries. New Series: 1926
Cohen (E. J.) Physico-chemical metamorphosis & some problems in
piezochemistry. 10130. Cohen (Friedrich) : Gemiind (Wilhelm) Leben und
anpassung. 40S0. Griinh;ium (A. A.) Herrschen und lieben als gruudmotive der
philo- sophischen ...
Library of Congress. Copyright Office, 1927
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High Pressure Chemistry, Biochemistry and Materials Science
Since the effects of ultrasonic waves are often compared to pressure effects due
to cavitation phenomena generating local high pressures and temperatures,
sonochemistry has been proposed in place of piezochemistry [20]. Table 2 refers
to ...
Roland Winter, J. Jonas, 1993
