-
physical chemists for
twenty years. His
empirical equations for what he
called ionic strength were
later confirmed to be in
accord with the Debye–Hückel equation...
- The
Marcosians were a
Gnostic sect founded by
Marcus in Lyon, France, and
active in
southern Europe from the
second to the
fourth century.
Women held special...
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protecting the
steel which hydroxide ion
generation at the
steel surface and
ionic migration restore the
concrete environment. Over time the
galvanic anode...
- also
called Bhagavatism (/ˌbɑːɡəˈvɑːtɪz(ə)m/), is an
ancient religious sect that
traced its
origin to the
region of Mathura.
After its
syncretism with...
-
branch off of these. The
columns used were of
classical order (Doric and
Ionic styles).
According to one legend,
there was a saint's
curse on the family...
- He is
generally styled "the Cappadocian" (Καππάδοξ).
Aretaeus wrote in
Ionic Gr****. His
eight treatises on diseases,
which are
still extant, are considered...
-
where he
wrote what may be the
first medical treatise in
Attic (not in
Ionic as was
customary in Gr****
medical writings). His most
important work was...
- and
hydrostatic gradients. The
myocardial interstitium parti****tes in
ionic exchanges ****ociated with the
spread of
electrical events. The pulmonary...
-
regular intervals. The
arcades are
framed by half-columns of the Doric,
Ionic, and
Corinthian orders,
while the
attic is
decorated with
Corinthian pilasters...
-
Lagrangian coordinates. The
dynamics described by the
equation take
place on an
ionic time scale,
which allows electrons to be
treated as if they were in equilibrium...
