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Page 121
... processes that are active on the surface of the continents and within the continental crust can be termed exogenic and endogenic , respectively . Exo- genic processes include rock weathering and the forma- tion of sedimentary rocks ...
... processes that are active on the surface of the continents and within the continental crust can be termed exogenic and endogenic , respectively . Exo- genic processes include rock weathering and the forma- tion of sedimentary rocks ...
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... processes that bring about the production of hemoglobin or insulin by a certain kind of cell , with- out at the moment being concerned with structural prob- lems . Or again , the focus may be on the results of a cer- tain process by ...
... processes that bring about the production of hemoglobin or insulin by a certain kind of cell , with- out at the moment being concerned with structural prob- lems . Or again , the focus may be on the results of a cer- tain process by ...
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... process . The first stage consists of alkaline reduction with zinc dust to the hydrazobenzene ; and the second of treat- ment with hydrochloric acid . The above and other unit processes are used in various combinations in order to ...
... process . The first stage consists of alkaline reduction with zinc dust to the hydrazobenzene ; and the second of treat- ment with hydrochloric acid . The above and other unit processes are used in various combinations in order to ...
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