Titlebook: Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology Volume 250; Pim de Voogt Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 environmental

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Sulfur or Pollen? Chemical, Biological, and Toxicological Basis for the Correct Risk Communication torm.” Most people, especially those living in the vicinity of industrial facilities, wrongly perceive the yellow dust as sulfur when in fact it is pollen. The misunderstanding increases risk perception as people believe the “yellow powder” is a serious threat to their health. Based on simple observ

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Regulation of Prenylquinone Synthesis in Higher Plantsng organisms contain at least one lipoquinone. These prenylquinones belong to the group of prenyllipids that consists of the pure isoprenoid compounds (sterols, carot-enoids) and of the mixed terpenoid lipids with an isoprenoid side chain bound to a nonterpenoid nucleus (chlorophylls, prenylquinones

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Religiousness and Spirituality in Coping with Cancer,ous/spiritual resources may be particularly prevalent when dealing with the stress of a cancer diagnosis. It can serve multiple functions in long-term adjustment; it may provide meaning, comfort, and hope but may also be harmful if patients perceive their illness as a punishment or if God is seen as

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Towards a Guaranteed (X)HTML Compliant Dynamic Web Applicationvial syntax of (X)HTML set forth by the W3C. Any compliant document can be represented with this library, while a compilation or run-time error will occur if non-compliant markup is attempted. To demonstrate our library we present examples, performance measurements, and a discussion of library version considerations.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230275102a acquisition), and are difficult to implement on large-sized structures without interfering with their functionality or may require instrumentation having a large number of data channels. On the contrary, optical techniques can provide accurate quantitative information about full-field displacement