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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Medicine, Industrial"”.

  1. Marine iodine biogeochemistry: inorganic speciation, redox dynamics and organic complexation

    … importance across various disciplines, including medicine, industrial processes, organic synthesis, paleoclimatology, atmospheric chemistry and modern climate science. The ocean, as a major surficial iodine reservoir and the primary source of this element to the atmosphere, plays a central role in …

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  2. thesis in the field of Chemical Oceanography: Marine iodine biogeochemistry: inorganic speciation, redox dynamics and organic complexation

    … importance across various disciplines, including medicine, industrial processes, organic synthesis, paleoclimatology, atmospheric chemistry and modern climate science. The ocean, as a major surficial iodine reservoir and the primary source of this element to the atmosphere, plays a central role in …

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  3. A study of behavioural change in occupational safety in a metal works at Shenzhen, China

    … study of this type to be attempted in a Chinese industrial setting.A total of 142 respondents from the four departments, namely Heavy Duty, Small Press, Hand Press and Drilling were involved in the survey with a multiple-based line design for an environment where random sampling was impossible. …

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  4. Modeling the impact of screening algorithms and prisoner turnover levels on TB transmission in South African prisons

    Controlling transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) within prisons is a key component of the overall effort against TB in South Africa. In this study, a Monte Carlo discrete event simulation model was used to compare instances of TB transmission occurring in a hypothetical prison cell under …

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