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... relatively slow regeneration processes . Much progress has been made toward better " three phase " electrodes , of the types described previously . Other fuel cells . Another type of electrolyte is a solid oxide such as zirconia , which ...
... relatively slow regeneration processes . Much progress has been made toward better " three phase " electrodes , of the types described previously . Other fuel cells . Another type of electrolyte is a solid oxide such as zirconia , which ...
Page 805
... relatively fixed and predictable . Other behaviours have an inherent resiliency and may respond radically to changes in the environment . Genetically determined limits , however , are always imposed upon even the most variable behav ...
... relatively fixed and predictable . Other behaviours have an inherent resiliency and may respond radically to changes in the environment . Genetically determined limits , however , are always imposed upon even the most variable behav ...
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... relatively high . Oxygen diffuses through the plasma and into the red cell , combining with hemoglobin , which is about 95 per- cent saturated with oxygen on leaving the lungs . One gram of hemoglobin can bind 1.35 millilitres of oxygen ...
... relatively high . Oxygen diffuses through the plasma and into the red cell , combining with hemoglobin , which is about 95 per- cent saturated with oxygen on leaving the lungs . One gram of hemoglobin can bind 1.35 millilitres of oxygen ...
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