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John A. Parrish M.D.,R. Rox Anderson,Frederick Urbach M.D.,Donald Pitts O.D., Ph.D.e of decisive importance for the rate of degradation and, therefore, for the lifetime of the stack..In Part II, the most important degradation phenomena on the cell and stack level are analyzed and discussed by highly rated experts in the field from industry and academia.

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John A. Parrish M.D.,R. Rox Anderson,Frederick Urbach M.D.,Donald Pitts O.D., Ph.D.ircumstances can be predicted and prevented by elastic or viscoelastic stress, strain and deflection analysis as described in earlier chapters. The focus in this chapter will be on excessive deformation due to time-dependent yielding and/or progressive damage accumulation leading to rupture.

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John A. Parrish M.D.,R. Rox Anderson,Frederick Urbach M.D.,Donald Pitts O.D., Ph.D.uation capability compared to its micro-sized counterpart even though their density was higher than the micro-sized Bi.O.–PVA composite. However, the nano-sized Bi.O.–PVA composite with starch offered better particle size effect for X-ray shielding ability than its micro-sized counterpart compared to the Bi.O.–PVA composites without starch.

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John A. Parrish M.D.,R. Rox Anderson,Frederick Urbach M.D.,Donald Pitts O.D., Ph.D.se fractionation procedures. This volume repre- sents an attempt to reduce this deficiency and is focussed on practical aspects of fractionation procedures. This laboratory manual is intended for polymer chemists, physicists, and technicians, for students of polymer science, and skilled laboratory assistants,978-3-642-78706-5978-3-642-78704-1

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Radiometry of Ultraviolet Radiation,-optics technology have produced readily available, versatile, and relatively precise ultraviolet radiometry equipment. This chapter reviews radiometric techniques and devices, with emphasis on the ultraviolet region.

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Optical Properties of the Skin and Eyes,reactions and cellular responses, some of which may be distant from the site of absorption. These chains of events must begin, however, with the excitation of important molecules to reactive states by the absorption of photons of certain wavelengths.

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Adverse Cutaneous Reactions to UV-A,ication of erythropoietic protoporphyria. and its separation from the polymorphous light eruption group. Second, photoprotective agents ideally are selected by matching the action spectrum of the skin disease with the absorption spectrum of the sunscreen.