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Filtering by: Creator Wear, Stephanie L. Decade 1960-1969 Degree Field General Science

The influence of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) on growth and the uptake of nutritive elements in Phaseolus vulgaris L. and Solanum tuberosum L.

Creator:

Estes, George Osgood, 1936-

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Dissertation

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the uptake of nutritive elements in Phaseolus vulgaris L. and Solanum tuberosum L. AN ABSTRACT OF
Radiotracer methodology in biological science

Creator:

Willis, David L.

Abstract:

The use of radioactive isotopes as tracers in biological systems has become widespread since the close of World War II. Proper use of radiotracers requires a fundamental understanding of the physical nature of radioactivity, the characteristics of ionizing radiation, and the various methods available for measuring radioactivity. More importantly, the...

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Dissertation
A study of state and federal radioisotope licensing requirements

Creator:

Hess, David Owen

Abstract:

At the time of this study 19 states have entered into agreements, one state agreement is pending and one state has submitted its proposal for entering into an agreement with the Atomic Energy Commission for the purpose of assuming regulatory authority over (1) byproduct, (2) source and (3) special nuclear...

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Masters Thesis

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Act of 1954 (P L. 703, 83d Congress) was granted authority to issue licenses (licensing implies
Henry Augustus Rowland and his electromagnetic researches

Creator:

Miller, John D. (John David)

Abstract:

This analysis concerns the life and scientific work of Henry Augustus Rowland (1848-1901), organizer and the first chairman of the physics department at The Johns Hopkins University in 1876. Special materials used in this research included three pieces of Rowland's experimental apparatus which are extant in the Smithsonian Institution Division...

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Dissertation

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Typed by Donna L. Olson for John David Miller ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The research for this study was