The rheological properties of the mantle of super-Earths have important influences on their orbital and thermal evolution. Mineral physics observations are reviewed to obtain some insights into the rheological properties of deep mantles of these planets where pressure can be as high as 1 TPa. It is shown that, in contrast to a conventional view that the viscosity of a solid increases with press...

Introduction: Diagnosis of orbital foreign body (FB) penetration is usually obvious when part of the FB is still attached at the entry wound (1). However, the depth and course of the FB in this case was not visible.   Case Report: A 5-year old female presented with a pencil penetrating the left orbit. A computed tomography (CT) scan showed that the pencil penetrated the left orbit (extraseptal)...

the present work concerns on the investigation of the role of polyethylene glycols (pegs) as masking agent for amelioration of extraction-separation of la(iii), eu(iii) and er(iii) ions by the acidic extractant bis(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (dehpa). the studied solvent extraction system is based on the combination of chelating effect of dehpa in the organic phase on the one hand, and the bin...

The change of permeability coefficient ionic rare earth ore is one the most important factors causing uncontrollable flow leaching solution, and variation pore structure body has a great influence on coefficient. research evolution relationship between earths significance for controlling water soil pollution improving rate earths. In this paper, column test was carried out to study process MgSO...

The magnetoresistance of a one-dimensional electron gas in a metallic ferromagnetic nanowire containing two atomic-size domain walls has been investigated in the presence of spin-orbit interaction. The magnetoresistance is calculated in the ballistic regime, within the Landauer-Büttiker formalism. It has been demonstrated that the conductance of a magnetic nanowire with double domain walls...

The recent interest in the anticoagulant action of heparin has led us to seek a substance which might be similar in action but less expensive and simpler to administer. The anticoagulant effect of various rare earths given intravenously has been studied in lower animals (1, 2, 3). As far back as 1920, Esnault and Brou (4), and Grenet and Drouin (5) injected rare earths in 40 to 100 mgm. doses i...