The Clarke number of fluorine is about 0.03%, which is about half of that of sulfur, one-sixth of that of chlorine and almost equal to that of nitrogen and rubidium. This suggests that fluorine should ...

Advances in Applied Probability, Vol. 4, Supplement: Proceedings of the Symposium on Statistical and Probabilistic Problems in Metallurgy (Dec., 1972), pp. 199-220 (22 pages) The paper continues the ...

The creation of plastics from polymers is now an old industry. So, there are many methods, sub-methods, and specific synthetic variations now used by academics and industry scientists to create ...

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