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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"rubidium chloride"”.

  1. An ultrasonic study of hydroxyl ion in single crystals of rubidium chloride

    Ultrasonic measurements o~ absorption and velocity changes of sound waves on single crystals of RbCl containing OH ions were made as a function of polarization, frequency, concentration and temperature from 0.6 K to 24 K. A rise in absorption of the low frequency (10 to 70 MHz) Cmode sound waves …

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  2. Extreme ultraviolet response of ionic crystals

    The absorption coefficients of rubidium chloride, rubidium bromide and potassium bromide have been determined in the extreme-ultraviolet by means of transmission measurements on thin films. For this purpose an electron storage ring was used as a source of continuum radiation in the range of photon …

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  3. Enhancing the biological control of leafrollers (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) using floral resource subsidies in an organic vineyard in Marlborough, New Zealand

    … areas. In 2004, field experiments showed that rubidium chloride could be used to mark parasitoids feeding on buckwheat nectar and that D. tasmanica dispersed at least 30 m from buckwheat plants within a seven-day sampling period following feeding. Also, parasitism rates of leafroller larvae …

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  4. Ions and the calcite-water (10.4) interface - investigated with three-dimensional atomic force microscopy

    … solutions with different concentrations of rubidium chloride, it is shown that similar hydration structures are observed as in pure water experiments. Additionally, the presence of ions at the interface is verified via slice displacements and changes in imaging contrast.<br /> In summary, …

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