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    Metal Complexes Containing Natural and Artificial Radioactive Elements and Their Applications by Kharissova, Oxana Vasilievna, Méndez Rojas, Miguel Ángel, Kharisov, Boris I., Méndez, Ubaldo, Martínez, Perla

    Published 2014
    “…Actinide and technetium complexes with O-, N-, N,O, N,S-, P-containing ligands, as well π-organometallics are discussed from the view point of their synthesis, properties, and main applications. …”
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    PLANTAS NATIVAS USADAS COMO ALIMENTOS, CONDIMENTOS Y BEBIDAS DE LAS COMUNIDADES VEGETACIONALES DESERTICAS O SEMIDESERTICAS EN NUEVO LEON, MEXICO. by Alanis Flores, Glafiro J.

    Published 2001
    “…Diverse authors have studied the regionalflora from the point of view of their use. Information of the native flora wassuccessfully obtained that they are consumed like foods, condimentos and drinks, partof the used plant and form of use, of 20 botanical families and 39 species consideringthe types of vegetation where the species of consumed flora are located. …”
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    Hidratación y microestructura de cemento Portland sustituido parcialmente con sílice ultrafina by Gómez Zamorano, Lauren Yolanda, Escalante, J. I.

    Published 2009
    “…La presencia de las fases nocivas se atribuye a la formación de sal de Friedel en las etapas iniciales de hidratación, promovida por los cloruros provenientes del desecho geotérmico. ABSTRACT Geothermal waste, a by-product of steam power plants that use geothermal underground resources, was studied as a possible replacement for Portland cement. …”
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    ESTUDIO PILOTO PARA EL AISLAMIENTO DE VIBRIO SPP EN OSTRAS (CRASSOSTREA RHIZOPHORAE) CAPTURADAS EN LA CIÉNAGA DE LA VIRGEN, CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA by López, Lersy, Manjarrez, Ganiveth, Herrera, Lilibeth, Montes, Ana, Olascuaga, Yuranis, Ortega, Rolando

    Published 2010
    “…Culture mediums and Biochemical test was used for Vibrio´s isolation and identification. the predominantVibrio´s species were V. alginolyticus (23%), V fluvialis  (20%), V. parahaemolyticus (10%), V. carchariae and Vmimicus (13%), V. vulnificus, cincimatiensis and V. campbelli (7%).   The sampling point with the highest number ofVibrio isolation was Mangles, cielo mar sector, which also contributed with 30% of the total of all species isolated although the difference was of no statistical significance due to their homogenous distribution.  100% of the sampling points showed cloudy water due to the presence of organic matter in suspension and visible solid waste, Thus, Factors influencing Vibrios proliferation on oysters maybe related with the Ciénaga characteristics.  …”
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