(2006): In situ fractional crystallization of a mafic pluton:
Microanalytical study of a Palaeogene gabbronorite plug in East Greenland.
Microsimulation in turn is also classified as
microanalytical simulation (Petersen, 1992).
A 2 MeV proton beam was used to excite X-rays in thick standard samples (acquired from Geller
Microanalytical Laboratory, Inc.) of single and multielement composition of energy range from 1.25 keV to 25 keV.
Elemental analyses were carried out by the
Microanalytical Research Center Faculty of Science Cairo University.
Total protein of lyophilized crystalline style preparations was estimated from the total nitrogen content determined on a CHN analyzer by the Campbell
Microanalytical Laboratory, University of Otago.
Therefore, in order to study the socialization process, we have to perform
microanalytical studies of the social interaction in the newsroom involving both novices and experts, analysing language use and its social entailments in this particular community of practice (Cotter 2010).
Microanalytical data were recorded on a Perkin-Elmer 2400 Series II C, H, N analyzer.
Taylor, "Microstructural and
microanalytical studies of sulfate attack.
Carbonhydrogen-nitrogen analyses of polymers were carried out by a
microanalytical technique using an Elementar Vario EL 3 elemental analyzer.
The carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen contents of the prepared polymer were carried out in the
microanalytical laboratory at Cairo University by using oxygen flask combustion and a dosimat E415 titrator (Switzerland).
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