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Bonding Elastomers: A Review of Adhesives and Processes
16-9 Italian PHOSPHATISATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR RUBBER-TO-METAL
BONDING Granata A Henkel An examination is made of the different stages in
the phosphatisation process applied to metal surfaces to promote adhesion in ...
G. Polaski, J. Means, B. Stull,
2004
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Geoecology of Antarctic Ice-Free Coastal Landscapes: With 59 ...
10.2.3 Phosphatisation - the Main Ornithogenic Soil-Forming Process in the
Maritime Antarctic Phosphatisation is usually defined (for example Simpson 1972
) as the process by which phosphorus is emplaced in a host (silicate or carbonate
) ...
L. Beyer, M. Bölter,
2002
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New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
Subsequently conditions became sufficiently oxidising to allow manganese
mineral formation ; it is assumed that the milieu in which the phosphatisation took
place was not sufficiently rich in oxygen to permit manganese oxide precipitation.
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The Scientific Study of Flint and Chert: Proceedings of the ...
This excess must be the result of phosphate growth in the host after the
paramoudra formed, and again indicates that the chemical environment which
gave rise to phosphatisation around the burrow did not become established in
the ...
G. de G. Sieveking, M. B. Hart,
2011
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Changing Things - Moving People: Strategies for Promoting ...
Canton Charge parameter Charge level Controlling and incentive objectives
Appenzell AR (charge levels of 1997) Phosphorus Ammonium COD TUS 11.3
CHF/kg 16.7 CHF/kg 1.2 CHF/kg 2.8 CHF/kg Optimisation of phosphatisation at
WTP ...
Ruth Kaufmann-Hayoz, Heinz Gutscher,
2001
phosphatisation thus requires a very weak reducing medium in which organic
matter accumulates and in which its destruction is at least partially possible (Fig.
IV.41). Moreover, phosphorus of bones (fish), faecal pellets and coprolites may
be ...
I. Cojan, M. Renard,
2002
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Phosphate Deposits of the World: Volume 2, Phosphate Rock ...
Phosphatisation is believed to be of avian (guano) origin with a climax in an atoll
environment during a major sea-level stand in Pleistocene times. Physical and
chemical redistribution, accompanied by continuing phosphatisation by seabirds,
...
A. J. G. Notholt, R. P. Sheldon, D. F. Davidson,
2005
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Phosphate Deposits of the World: Volume 1: Proterozoic and ...
Phosphatisation of non- phosphatic rounded grains: (a) as an inorganic process,
(b) in response to the action of endolithic algae. 2. Phosphatisation of body cavity
followed by removal of exoskeleton by abrasion or chemical action. 3. Abrasion ...
P. J. Cook, J. H. Shergold,
2005
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Mededelingen - Rijks Geologische Dienst
Le blocage de la perméabilité peut intervenir avant la transformation complète et
stopper la phosphatisation au stade des péloïdes brunâtres. 6° Si la perméabilité
du péloïde et les apports en phosphore sont suffisants, il y a phosphatisation à ...
Netherlands. Rijks Geologische Dienst,
1987
Caractéristiques et mode de phosphatisation des particules de structures sque-
lettiques. MOSTAFAVI-TABATABAI , Ch. , Dépt. Géologie de l'Université de
Formation des Maîtres, Téhéran, Iran. L'étude de plusieurs échantillons
phosphatés, ...