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1  into each 1 mg of liposomes (70% Xe and 30% argon).
2 the RTube (pH measured after deaeration with argon).
3 o strongly inhibited in samples flushed with argon.
4 erences for plasma generated in nitrogen and argon.
5 ctroscopy using the method of "tagging" with argon.
6 r to the measured concentration of dissolved argon.
7  18-crown-6 in Et(2)O at -35 degrees C under argon.
8 and its ionization cross-section relative to argon.
9 lomethanes or carbon tetrafluoride in excess argon.
10 of 18-crown-6 in Et2O at -35 degrees C under argon: [(18-crown-6)K][Cp'3Tb], {[(18-crown-6)K][Cp'3Tb]
11 bstituted benzazirine was generated in solid argon (3-18 K) and found to decay spontaneously in the d
12                                              Argon-36 is believed to have originated from explosive n
13 tion of the KPB with high-precision argon-40/argon-39 data to be coincident with changes in the magma
14 ional landscape evolution; luminescence, (40)argon/(39)argon ((40)Ar/(39)Ar) and uranium-series datin
15 scape evolution; luminescence, (40)argon/(39)argon ((40)Ar/(39)Ar) and uranium-series dating to const
16  are: carbon dioxide (CO2), 0.960(+/-0.007); argon-40 ((40)Ar), 0.0193(+/-0.0001); nitrogen (N2), 0.0
17  the location of the KPB with high-precision argon-40/argon-39 data to be coincident with changes in
18 , a breathing gas mixture containing 50 vol% argon/50 vol% oxygen (argon group) or 50 vol% nitrogen/5
19 e requirement for a dispersive component for argon addition, and helps to keep the sample on axis wit
20 e evaluate the neuroprotective properties of argon after experimental subarachnoid hemorrhage with mo
21 s with cluster beams composed of pure argon, argon and 10%CO(2), and pure CO(2).
22 ation for Aronia melanocarpa fresh fruits in argon and air atmospheres were investigated.
23 gh lubricant hydrocracking, as compared with argon and air environments.
24 uoromethyl)carbene were synthesized in solid argon and characterized by IR, UV-vis, and electron para
25 ction of hydrogen and larger species such as argon and cyclohexane.
26                We infer that carbon, helium, argon and highly incompatible heat-producing elements (s
27 for approximately 100% of the non-radiogenic argon and krypton and 80% of the xenon.
28 tors to study the phase behavior of adsorbed argon and krypton atoms as well as their coupling to the
29 ic generation in the solid and gas phases of argon and krypton.
30                               The effects of argon and nitrogen cold plasma treatments on the lipolyt
31 OCO) have been studied by IR spectroscopy in argon and nitrogen matrices.
32                    A technique based on cold argon and oxygen plasmas permits radiocarbon dates to be
33 formalin, neodymium/yttrium aluminum garnet, argon and potassium titanyl phosphate laser treatments,
34 ith single water molecules embedded in solid argon and switches its ground state from triplet to sing
35                  Sputter yield studies using argon and water beams on arginine and Irganox 1010 have
36 uraging in themselves, suggest that for both argon and water cluster beams, higher energy beams, e.g.
37  is more unfolded for the heavy gases (neon, argon, and nitrogen) but not the case for helium.
38 mixtures (PSMs) containing helium, hydrogen, argon, and oxygen in a balance gas of nitrogen.
39                                              Argon application after experimental subarachnoid hemorr
40 s may contribute to the beneficial effect of argon application after subarachnoid hemorrhage.
41 produce MPs according to the potency series: argon approximately nitrogen > helium.
42 sing acetylene (C2H2) as carbon source in an argon (Ar) and nitrogen (N2) atmosphere.
43                        Chemically binding to argon (Ar) at room temperature has remained the privileg
44 e concentration ratio of nitrogen (N(2)) and argon (Ar) in air equilibrated with surface water, we we
45 pecies generated in cell culture media by an argon (Ar) plasma jet.
46  Previous research used the ratio of N(2) to argon (Ar) to quantify net production of N(2) via denitr
47 C) requires accurate gas mixtures containing argon (Ar), helium (He), hydrogen (H(2)), and oxygen (O(
48              With concurrent measurements of argon (Ar), which has similar solubility properties as o
49 er beams with cluster beams composed of pure argon, argon and 10%CO(2), and pure CO(2).
50                                        Using argon as plasma gas, the residual activity of lipase and
51  or for more than 37 weeks when stored under argon at -25 degrees C.
52 haracterized after a first heat treatment in argon at 1050 degrees C (Ar) and a second heat treatment
53  with subsequent trapping of the products in argon at 3 K.
54  and CNZnZnNC, which were isolated in excess argon at 4 K.
55 bon was generated by heating the PFA-SWNT in argon at 600 degrees C, a process during which the PFA w
56 yro nitrile (AIBN) in toluene solution under argon at 80 degrees C.
57 plished by doping the flame's fuel flow with argon at a level to match that in the laboratory's air.
58 lyl, and 1-naphthyl azides were deposited in argon at low temperature in the presence and absence of
59                                              Argon, at a flow rate of 125 mL min(-1), was the best DB
60                                              Argon, at a flow rate of 60 mL min(-1), was the best DBD
61 onally simple reaction can be carried out in argon atmosphere as well as in air and under neutral rea
62 omers (n </= 4) during the reaction under an argon atmosphere at various predesigned temperatures (10
63 ibit clean, low-temperature decomposition in argon atmosphere that results in phase-pure perovskite f
64 ecomposition of heterometallic precursors in argon atmosphere was shown to yield phase-pure sodium-ra
65 ntrolled thermal decomposition of coal in an argon atmosphere, it is possible to determine the differ
66 es C, 900 degrees C and 1000 degrees C under argon atmosphere.
67  483 degrees C) at P = 1 GPa pressure, in an argon atmosphere.
68 ed to PIM-1 membranes pyrolyzed under a pure argon atmosphere.
69 dard rich media (YPD and YPGal) under O 2 or argon atmospheres.
70 ere E is the beam energy and n the number of argon atoms in the cluster) and fall rapidly when E/n <
71 etic energy electronicallyexcited metastable argon atoms was studied in a linear trap-time-of-flight
72                                   Metastable argon atoms were generated using a glow discharge-type s
73 , which is limited by the temperature of the argon atoms, is unprecedented in this spectral region an
74 ling and cleaning it and feeding most of the argon back to the outer gas port of the torch.
75 rial endocardial lesion set using a flexible argon-based cryoablative device.
76                   With the latest generation argon-based cryoprobes, the risk of long-term incontinen
77                  We report our results using argon-based endocardial cryoablation for the treatment o
78       Ion yield enhancements relative to the argon beam on the order of 10 or more have been observed
79  be as high as 20, relative to 0.05 under an argon beam.
80 hance proton related ionization over against argon beams to a significant degree such that enhanced d
81 o 27 GeV in a high-ionization-potential gas (argon), boosting their initial 20.35 GeV energy by 130%.
82 oft surfaces consisted of either a submerged argon bubble or a thin polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) layer
83 re therapy, and charged-nuclei therapy (with argon, carbon, helium [alpha particles], neon, nitrogen,
84 ate that the introduction of hydrogen to the argon carrier gas dramatically improves the optical qual
85 tion, growth region, growth temperature, and argon carrier gas flow rate.
86 duction to the iron(0) oxidation level under argon causes the dissociation of one of the thiolate don
87 e-time" protocol, with and without plasma of argon cleaning treatment.
88 r cluster primary ion beams in comparison to argon cluster beams over a range of cluster sizes and en
89 iversal sputtering curve derived by Seah for argon cluster beams.
90 ge of typical analytes compared to C(60) and argon cluster beams.
91             Whereas optimum ion yields under argon cluster bombardment occur in the region of E/n >/=
92 uality of the depth profiles, especially the argon cluster ion beam, as it is characterized by a grea
93 under NO dosing and with sample cooling) and argon cluster ion beams (using Ar1500(+) ions at 5 keV).
94 ndary ion mass spectrometer equipped with an argon cluster ion for sputtering and a bismuth liquid me
95                                              Argon cluster ion sources for sputtering and secondary i
96 he depth profiling of organic materials with argon cluster ion sputtering has recently become widely
97 ntial of organic depth profiling using novel argon cluster ions, Ar(500)(+) to Ar(1000)(+).
98                                              Argon cluster secondary ion mass spectrometry analyses o
99   In this work, we assess the performance of argon cluster sources in an interlaboratory study under
100        In accordance with a previous report, argon cluster sputtering is shown to provide effectively
101 ectrometry for analysis, three of them using argon cluster sputtering sources and one using a C(60)(+
102                        We observe that, with argon cluster sputtering, the position of the marker lay
103 espectively, in the mass spectrum of charged argon clusters formed in a low-temperature free-jet expa
104                                       In the argon clusters investigated, nanoplasma is mainly formed
105              Further, on some samples, large argon clusters produce changes in the mass spectra indic
106 onding DI models constructed for the charged argon clusters provides compelling evidence that the nat
107                                        Large argon clusters show reduced damage accumulation compared
108 ll 4d (10) ground state, may likewise (as in argon clusters) be viewed primarily in terms of (conside
109 s employed energies of 2.5 and 5 keV for the argon clusters, and both the sputtering yields and depth
110 donors ranging from clip application, use of argon coagulation, endosuturing with application of glue
111                                          The argon concentration time-series was used to investigate
112                                          The argon concentration time-series were also used to estima
113 o estimate travel times by cross correlating argon concentrations in the groundwater with argon conce
114 argon concentrations in the groundwater with argon concentrations in the river.
115                                        Under argon condition, the response current increased linearly
116                           Thereby, the total argon consumption could be reduced from 14 to 1.4 L min(
117                                          The argon contents reach a maximum that persists to pressure
118  molecular ions of alkaline earth metals and argon could be identified as spectral interferences in a
119                                    Plasma of argon could be used to disinfect implant abutments befor
120 major phases of the terrestrial planets, and argon diffusion in these phases is slow at upper-mantle
121 illing target, react with cyanogen in excess argon during condensation at 4 K to form two major produ
122           With a background gas of oxygen or argon, electron transfer reactions yielding excess OH(-)
123                                          The argon electrospray interface is successfully installed o
124  designed to assist in the development of an argon electrospray sample introduction system for low-fl
125 lar hydrogen and regions of enhanced ionized argon emission.
126 eported after retinal detachment surgery and argon endolaser.
127 e spray of 5% (v/v) methanol-water in a pure argon environment is achieved, eliminating the aforement
128 nformer of K(+)(Tryp)(H(2)O), trapped by the argon evaporative cooling process, was identified.
129 spersive waves - DWs) to 4 mum by pumping an argon-filled hollow-core anti-resonant fiber at a mid-IR
130 produced by milling elemental Li and Z in an argon-filled jar.
131 4 solution, stripped from the solution by an argon flow and detected.
132  followed by pyrolysis of the mixtures in an argon flow at 700 degrees C.
133 f four process input parameters, namely, the argon flow rate, the hydrogen flow rate, the powder feed
134 Plasma parameters (radio frequency power and argon flow rates) were optimized.
135 ric nitrogen using a mixture of nitrogen and argon flowing over bulk beta-sodium azide or beta-sodium
136                      We present a simulator (ARGON) for the DTWF process that scales up to hundreds o
137 lent fit for the experimental data of liquid argon, for a range of thermodynamic conditions, as well
138 mation pattern, induced by the adsorption of argon, for IRMOF-74-V.
139        Hydrogen, methane, carbon dioxide and argon gas adsorption isotherms are reported and the sele
140 d by subliming them into a stream of flowing argon gas and then passing them through an oven heated t
141     A systematic study of the suitability of argon gas cluster ion beams (Ar-GCIBs) of general compos
142 and increasing the amount of added oxygen to Argon gas increased the changes in the safranal and croc
143 er quantum simulations are preferred for the argon gas while lower values are promoted by experimenta
144 ) at 1.5 keV in a collision cell filled with argon gas, for confident identification of the detected
145 replacing the oxygen dissolved in water with argon gas.
146 during the titrations (pH 6.5, stirred under argon gassing).
147 ation, the worse-seeing eye was treated with Argon green laser (10 to 15 laser spots; 200-mum spot si
148 nretinal photocoagulation (PRP) using either argon green laser (41 eyes treated before February 2007)
149 us injection of Rose Bengal dye, followed by argon green laser treatment of the vessels at the optic
150                Body weight was higher in the argon group over the entire observation period (p < 0.05
151 g good overall condition was observed in the argon group over the entire observation period.
152 al neurons in the hippocampal samples of the argon group was discovered 24 hours after subarachnoid h
153 ure containing 50 vol% argon/50 vol% oxygen (argon group) or 50 vol% nitrogen/50 vol% oxygen (control
154 se 1 in the hippocampus was increased in the argon group.
155                                              Argon has been investigated in cerebral, myocardial, and
156 urements require that 66% of the atmospheric argon has been lost to space.
157  we present constraints on the solubility of argon in aluminosilicate melt compositions up to 25 GPa
158                                              Argon in headspace gave significant oxidation also at 70
159                  Samples of milk with air or argon in headspace were exposed to narrow wavelength ban
160                                          The argon includes primordial 36Ar, and the radiogenic isoto
161 ults, D s slightly decreases with increasing argon injecting pressure for San Juan coal.
162 PS) was sputter deposited on silver using an argon ion beam in order to investigate these parameters
163 d with 450- to 490-nm light or with a 488-nm argon ion laser line as a result of fluorescence resonan
164                                              Argon ion-sputtering destroys the aged configuration, yi
165 e first generation system was composed of an argon-ion laser that excited fluorescent beads at 457 nm
166 e transformation, with free electrons and/or argon ions proposed to account for the remainder.
167 ntial with parameters corresponding to solid argon is used to simulate evaporation from the hot side,
168   Based on larger-than-expected gradients in argon isotopes, Camacho et al. propose a new explanation
169 ike isotopic composition, heavy noble gases (argon, krypton and xenon) have an isotopic composition v
170  other gases tested (neon, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, krypton and xenon), except for hydrogen.
171  scintillation light emitted by these Liquid argon (LAr) and liquid Xenon (LXe) detectors are shifted
172                                              Argon laser and selective laser trabeculoplasty are safe
173                The exact mechanisms by which argon laser and selective laser trabeculoplasty lower in
174 cuss the differences between the traditional argon laser and the PASCAL.
175 s now being substituted for the conventional argon laser for PRP in many clinics.
176 fective than that performed with traditional argon laser in effecting lasting regression of retinal n
177                               Three sizes of argon laser lesions designed to damage the outer retina
178 ation and reduction of neovascularization by argon laser pan-retinal photocoagulation successfully ma
179         Treatment (pre-PDT vs. PDT) included argon laser photocoagulation (42.1% vs. 0.4%), PDT (0% v
180  photography) and therapeutic interventions (argon laser photocoagulation, photodynamic therapy, intr
181          Anesthetized cats underwent retinal argon laser photocoagulation.
182         Patients treated with the PASCAL and argon laser received a similar number of spots (1438 vs
183 infants who had previously undergone retinal argon laser therapy of ROP.
184 ch of 12 cynomolgus monkeys was treated with argon laser to the anterior chamber angle to induce elev
185 aser trabeculoplasty (SLT) was compared with argon laser trabeculoplasty (ALT) in a randomized clinic
186  3.14, P < 0.01, 95% CI, 1.91-5.17) and past argon laser trabeculoplasty (HR 1.81, P < 0.01, 95% CI,
187 escribe the proposed mechanisms of action of argon laser trabeculoplasty and selective laser trabecul
188  trabeculoplasty may be a better option than argon laser trabeculoplasty.
189                                              Argon laser treatment with selected use of anti-VEGF the
190    At the end of the lens-rearing period, an argon laser was used to ablate the fovea in one eye of e
191                                           An argon laser with a beam diameter of 100 mum, exposure du
192 docyanine green angiography and treated with argon laser with and without anti-vascular endothelial g
193 er photocoagulation in C57BL/6 mice using an argon laser, and the animals received rCD59-APT542 via i
194 ore comfortable profile when compared to the argon laser.
195 xtrafoveal involvement and were treated with argon laser.
196 tion in C57BL/6 and Cd59a(-/-) mice using an argon laser.
197 ents followed by cryogenic trapping in solid argon led to the formation of "late" stable oxidation pr
198  H/D kinetic isotope effects in nitrogen and argon matrices ( approximately 5 and >100, respectively)
199 ic saccharin was isolated in low-temperature argon matrices and its photochemistry was characterized
200 n comparison, the irradiation of azides 1 in argon matrices at 14 K lead to the formation of the corr
201               Monomers of 1 were isolated in argon matrices at 15 K and characterized spectroscopical
202 ition of both triazides with 254 nm light in argon matrices at 5 K occurred selectively to subsequent
203               The carbene is investigated in argon matrices by IR, UV-vis, and X-band EPR spectroscop
204 2-formyl-3-fluorophenylnitrene, generated in argon matrices by UV-irradiation of an azide precursor,
205              QM/MM calculations in simulated argon matrices reveal that an OH...pi complex is unstabl
206                               In water-doped argon matrices, an OH...O complex between 1 and water is
207        The two compounds were isolated in an argon matrix (15 K) and the matrix was subjected to in s
208 this process, was matrix-isolated in a solid argon matrix and characterized by UV-vis as well as IR s
209 s and cis-to-trans conversions of DOCO in an argon matrix and HOCO and DOCO in a nitrogen matrix, whi
210 alloys followed by atom reactions in a solid argon matrix and trapping at 8 K gives weak infrared abs
211 ontrast, FLP 7 is carbonylated in a CO-doped argon matrix at 25 K to selectively form a borane carbon
212 lcarbamoyl azide has been investigated in an argon matrix at cryogenic temperatures.
213 rence material with an oxygen, nitrogen, and argon matrix closely matching atmospheric composition.
214 cetone and deuterated acetone isolated in an argon matrix have been recorded for the understanding of
215 to form biradical 6, which was identified by argon matrix isolation, isotope labeling, and molecular
216   Nitrenes 2 were further characterized with argon matrix isolation, isotope labeling, and molecular
217 of 5-methyltetrazole isolated in a cryogenic argon matrix leads to formation of methyl nitrile imine
218 n matrix (by 2 orders of magnitude versus an argon matrix) is much smaller than that on cis-HOCO (est
219                                        In an argon matrix, only the lower-energy conformer trans-HOCO
220 triplet 2-formylphenylnitrene isolated in an argon matrix.
221                           Photolysis of 1 in argon matrixes at 14 K produced ketene imine 7, which pr
222     Similarly, photolysis of 1b in cryogenic argon matrixes results in ylide 8.
223     Likewise, irradiation of 1a in cryogenic argon matrixes through a Pyrex filter results in the for
224 cosity for a wide range of molecular fluids [argon, methane, [Formula: see text], [Formula: see text]
225 containing ELIP (NO-ELIP) or a mixture of NO/argon (NO/Ar-ELIP) was studied.
226 account for the xenon deficiency relative to argon observed in terrestrial and Martian atmospheres.
227                             Fractionation of argon occurs as a result of loss of gas to space by pick
228 ent drift gases (helium, neon, nitrogen, and argon) on the transport of multiply charged ions of the
229 respectively, and can be cycled 550 times in argon or 200 times in air with 75% capacity retention of
230 m ferricyanide as an electron mediator under argon or atmospheric conditions.
231 d by photolysis of 1-azulenyldiazomethane in argon or neon matrices at 3-10 K.
232 by colliding it into inert gas atoms such as argon or xenon.
233    The diffusion profiles of carbon dioxide, argon, oxygen, and methane were also investigated.
234 g the concentration time-series of dissolved argon, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and temperature during lo
235 es of dielectric breakdown strength (helium, argon, oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and sulfur hexa
236 , D s almost didn't change after methane and argon penetrations for all these samples except Marcellu
237       Successful treatment was achieved with argon plasma coagulation (APC) applied circumferentially
238 odysplasia and GAVE hemorrhage by endoscopic argon plasma coagulation (APC).
239                                              Argon plasma coagulation is helpful in restoring continu
240 ased on currently available data and trends, argon plasma coagulation is the favored treatment for bl
241                                              Argon plasma coagulation presents an effective, efficien
242 ith neodymium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet laser, argon plasma coagulation, electrocautery, nonthermal abl
243  modalities modeled included radiofrequency, argon plasma coagulation, multipolar electrocoagulation,
244 tanyl phosphate laser treatments, as well as argon plasma coagulation.
245  more industrially viable alternative to the argon plasma desulfurization process is needed.
246 ous silicon nanowell arrays were prepared by argon plasma etching through an alumina mask.
247 lane of 2H-molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) using argon plasma exposure exhibited higher intrinsic activit
248   Particle-in-cell simulations show that the argon plasma is sustaining very high electric fields, of
249  pure oxygen (O2) in an atmospheric pressure argon plasma jet (kINPen) will change type and concentra
250                                 METHODOLOGY: Argon plasma treatment was investigated as a mechanism f
251  (SRR) is enveloped by an inductively heated argon plasma with a nominal plasma frequency of 2.65 GHz
252  temperatures attained by employing moderate argon pressure (autoclave) over the reaction mixture led
253 olecules, solid aluminum arsenide, and solid argon provide numerical illustrations.
254 eve comparable results with the conventional argon PRP in the treatment of patients with diabetic ret
255 es are prepared via melt-quench method in an argon-purged atmosphere.
256  on an iridium strip resistance heater in an argon-purged chamber.
257 analyzed under different storage conditions (argon purging, pH variation) using Conjugated Dienes and
258 tor-metal transition depending on the iodine/argon ratio in the sputtering gas.
259                        Postconditioning with argon resulted in a reduction of risk with respect to pr
260 ons of the thioether-containing adducts with argon results in conversion to bis(mu-oxo)dicopper(III)
261 oceanic lithosphere consisting of relatively argon-rich olivine and orthopyroxene.
262  chronoamperometry (CA) in phosphate buffer (Argon saturated) in the absence and presence of H(2)O(2)
263              Laser flash photolysis of 1a in argon-saturated acetonitrile (lambda = 308 nm) results i
264 ysis of 3-methyl-2-phenyl-2H-azirine (1a) in argon-saturated acetonitrile does not yield any new prod
265           The rate constant for forming 4 in argon-saturated acetonitrile is 1.6 x 10(7) s(-1).
266               Laser flash photolysis of 2 in argon-saturated acetonitrile likewise results in the for
267                Similarly, photolysis of 2 in argon-saturated acetonitrile results in 1 and a trace am
268         Laser flash photolysis of azide 1 in argon-saturated acetonitrile shows formation of vinylnit
269                           Photolysis of 1 in argon-saturated acetonitrile yields 2, whereas in oxygen
270                Photolysis of 1a yields 4a in argon-saturated methanol, whereas 1b is photostable.
271 built-in acetophenone triplet sensitizer, in argon-saturated toluene results in azirine 2, whereas ir
272  by the addition of NO, and was inhibited by argon saturation, indicating an indirect role for cytoch
273                      Under the conditions of argon saturation, the NO consumption rate was not enhanc
274 ith this simple magmatic degassing scenario--argon seems to be compatible in the major phases of the
275 ch the neuroprotective noble gases xenon and argon should be administered, during or after ischemia,
276                           A distinct drop in argon solubility observed over a narrow pressure range c
277 h increased odds (OR = 7.24, P = .0125), and argon suture lysis procedure was associated with decreas
278 ethod was first tested using a simple liquid argon system, and then applied to a neat dioleoylphospha
279                                    Using the argon tagging method, we show how variations in temperat
280                                          The argon-tagging technique was used to lower the internal e
281 milling atmospheres such as air, nitrogen or argon the same milling treatment produces nanosized part
282 ariety of environments, ranging from gaseous argon to liquid water containing a selection of hole sca
283 lternative to magmatism is needed to release argon to the atmosphere, with one possibility being hydr
284 ngle-photon spectroscopy signals for both an argon transition at 82 nanometres and a neon transition
285                The absolute frequency of the argon transition has been determined by direct frequency
286 ss chain for dating of alpine glacier ice by argon trap trace analysis (ArTTA).
287               With our results, we establish argon trap trace analysis as the key to decipher so far
288 otocol by steaming) or test group (plasma of argon treatment).
289 dynamic conditions, as well as for saturated argon vapour.
290        Greater separation was obtained using argon versus helium drift gas, as expected from the grea
291    Parameters such as carrier gas flow rate (argon), volume of oxidizing and potassium persulphate so
292  infrared spectrum of TSMT isolated in solid argon was fully assigned on the basis of the spectrum ca
293                            Meta-analysis for argon was only possible in cerebral ischemia reperfusion
294                          Cyanogen diluted in argon was reacted with laser ablated Zn atoms to produce
295 dified in high-frequency discharge plasma in argon, was used to immobilize cells of Escherichia coli
296     This system is capable of collecting all argon which was initially supplied to the torch, cooling
297  or (ii) flushing the anaerobic culture with argon (which should purge it of nitric oxide) before it
298 rticular harmonic when a window resonance in argon, which is off-resonant in the field-free case, is
299 curate isotope analysis of organics, LIBS in argon with relatively short integration times (<10 mus)
300 the freshly collected HABs by calcination in argon without any additional purification process, deliv

 
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