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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SIDEROPHILIC»
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Encyclopedia of the Elements: Technical Data - History - ...
cy of a specific element to be part of one molten phase or another the elements
are designated as – siderophilic (preferring a metal melt) – chalcophilic3) (
preferring a sulfide melt) – lithophilic (preferring a silicate melt) Later the concept
of ...
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Evolution of Earth and its Climate: Birth, Life and Death of ...
Thus, during Early and Middle Archaean, most siderophilic and chalcophilic
elements from the Earth's primordial matter migrated together with iron and its
oxides into the melted ring belt. Because of that, in Early and partially Middle
Archaean, ...
O.G. Sorokhtin, G.V. Chilingarian, N.O. Sorokhtin, 2010
The lateral zone (Figure 3A, 1/j, very siderophilic after hematoxylin staining and
showing up both DNA and proteins, is also very well stained by pyronin (Figure
3B), which visualizes the RNA, essentially ribosomal RNA. This is the
organogenic ...
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Dinosaurs, Diamonds, and Things from Outer Space: The Great ...
Alvarez and his colleagues found a higher level of the siderophilic element
iridium in the claystone than in the rocks above and below — over 100 times the
concentration. Iridium is rare in the earth's crust, and even in volcanic products.
David Brez Carlisle, 1995
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Geochemistry International
If the moon was formed in accordance with the hypothesis of impact-produced
separation of mantle material (after the formation of the core), the concentrations
of siderophilic elements in the earth and the moon should be the same. This view
...
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Cytological and Neurological Studies
At the polar side of the nucleus the siderophilic substance accumulates in the
form of a diplosome which, associated with the axial filament, forms the
trophosiderosome (Figs. 147, 148, 152). The mid-body is the only kind of
siderosome which ...
Sakae Saguchi (1885- ed), 1952
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Soil and Environmental Chemistry
... 374, 400–401 Segmented amphiphile, 246 Selenium, 14–16 Sequential
random dilution model, 35–37 SI See International System of Units (SI)
Siderophilic elements, 10f Siderophilic metals, 11 Siderophores, 170, 226t, 247–
250 dissolved ...
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The Inverted Bowl: Introductory Accounts of the Universe and ...
A partial list is shown in Table 1.8. (3) Siderophilic elements. These are generally
metallic elements (the name of group comes from the Greek word for iron).
Examples are listed in Table 1.9. Table 1.9. Some siderophilic elements. Ni Ir Os
Pt ...
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U.S. Geological Survey circular
The siderophilic association also occurs around the Knight Island and LaTouche
Island copper deposits. However, most sample volumes from these islands were
too small for accurate analytical measurement by LANL's techniques and thus ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1983
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Flynn's Parasites of Laboratory Animals
Siderophilic bodies are present within the cytoplasm. No pelta is present and
cysts do not occur4. Chilomitus caviae has been found in the cecum and colon of
guinea pigs in the Americas, Europe, and India9. In one report, C caviae was
found ...
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SIDEROPHILIC»
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Peter Diamandis - Why investing in nuclear a very bad idea
It's a siderophilic and iron-loving metal. It's also very dense. What remained in the crust of the Earth are the light metals, the aluminium, the boron, and so forth ... «BizNews, mai 15»
Mystery of origin of Moon solved: Giant impact theory vindicated
Tungsten is siderophilic (iron-loving), that is, it tends to bind to iron. Thus, if all of the tungsten composition of the Earth was derived from impacts prior to the giant ... «Digital Journal, avril 15»
