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polyatomic

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polyatomic /poly·atom·ic/ (-ah-tom´ik) made up of several atoms.
polyatomic [pol″e-ah-tom´ik]
made up of several atoms.
polyatomic
made up of several atoms.
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Chinese anti-tumor drugs can be divided into nine categories: Alkylation Agents, such as nitrogen mustards, ethylene-imines, methanesulfonates, polyatomic alcohols and SarCNU; Anti-metabolite drugs, such as pyrimidine antimetabolites, purine antimetabolites and antifolates; Antibiotics; Plant anti-tumor drugs; Hormone anti-tumor drugs; Platinum metallic anti-tumor drugs; Others; Aided anti-tumor Drugs and immunomodulators.
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[FIGURE 5 OMITTED] [FIGURE 6 OMITTED] This result is in accordance with literature data, which assess a minimum pyrrole/counter ion ratio of 3 for polyatomic anions as dopants [2].
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As a result, the iron concentration in the otoliths of fish is also very low that makes the determination of iron problematic by ICP-MS due to interferences of otolith matrix and spectral overlaps of polyatomic ions on isotopes of iron.
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