Titlebook: W Tungsten; Supplement Volume A Erich Best,Peter Kuhn,Hildegard List,Hartmut Bergm Book 1986Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Reactions with Nonmetal Compounds, WO. .,”, Morikawa, Yashiro [2]. Polishing W in H.0 or storing freshly polished W in H.0 leads to the formation of a surface layer mainly of lower oxides and hydroxides as revealed by XPS studies. The growth rate is low at room temperature, but increases markedly at 100°C, Holm, Storp [3].

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Reactions with Nonmetal Compounds,uclear applications. During the experiment a nonprotective oxide film had formed. Possibly, autocatalysis produces continued dissolution, Johnson [1]. An FIM study of W tips corroded in distilled water (but pH = 5.4) at 20°C shows the formation of W0. in equilibrium with about 10. mol–L of dissolved

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Reactions with Aqueous Solutions,efractory transition metals and stainless steel from the point of view of corrosion resistance by R. Kieffer, K. Sedlatschek (?sterr. Chemiker-Ztg. . [1960] 217/27). A more recent review has been published by Yu. N. Petrov, V. V. Parshutin, L. N. Andreeva, M. A. Tylkina, L. L. Zhdanova (Issled. Prim

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Book 1986Latest editionactions with inorganic and organic compounds, except for formation reactions of organotungsten compounds. Volume A 6, to appear at the beginning of 1988, will cover the reactions of tungsten with metallic elements. Volume A 5, in preparation for 1988/89, will contain the reactions with nonmetallic e

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bes the reactions with inorganic and organic compounds, except for formation reactions of organotungsten compounds. Volume A 6, to appear at the beginning of 1988, will cover the reactions of tungsten with metallic elements. Volume A 5, in preparation for 1988/89, will contain the reactions with non

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Erich Best,Peter Kuhn,Wolfgang Kurtz,Hildegard Listcannily prophetic of what awaits the protagonists of the major American literary works for the next eight decades that we can now recognize as the Age of Modernism. Dreiser brought to a reluctant United States a Modernist sensibility characterized by a feeling of isolation and alienation from an urbanized, mechanized society.