Although a number of methods have been devised for the quantitative estimation of acetone in the urine, at the present time the method of Messinger,2 as modified by Huppert,s is the one most frequently employed, and is usually regarded as the most accurate one at our command.4 A recent paper by Folin5 offers the first satisfactory method for separately determining the acetone and diacetic acid ...

Kyril M. Solntsev,*,†,‡ Dan Huppert,† Noam Agmon,‡ and Laren M. Tolbert§ Raymond and BeVerly Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences, School of Chemistry, Tel AViV UniVersity, Tel AViV, 69978, Israel, Department of Physical Chemistry and Fritz Haber Research Center, The Hebrew UniVersity, Jerusalem, 91904, Israel, and School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Geo...

Although a number of methods have been devised for the quantitative estimation of acetone in the urine, at the present time the method of Messinger,2 as modified by Huppert,s is the one most frequently employed, and is usually regarded as the most accurate one at our command.4 A recent paper by Folin5 offers the first satisfactory method for separately determining the acetone and diacetic acid ...

Although a number of methods have been devised for the quantitative estimation of acetone in the urine, at the present time the method of Messinger,2 as modified by Huppert,s is the one most frequently employed, and is usually regarded as the most accurate one at our command.4 A recent paper by Folin5 offers the first satisfactory method for separately determining the acetone and diacetic acid ...

The most important examples of magmatic ore deposits in volcanic rocks are Fe-Ni-Cu-(PGE) sulphides associated with Archean and Proterozoic komatiitic lava channels (Lesher, 1989). Komatiitehosted ores contain ~25% of the world’s nickel sulphide resource (≥ 0.8% Ni), including significant amounts of copper and platinum group elements (Ross and Travis, 1981). Field, experimental, and theoretical...

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We employ a recently proposed model [Murisic et. al, JFM 2013] to study a finite-volume, particle-laden thin film flowing under gravity on an incline. For negatively buoyant particles with concentration above a critical value, the similarity solution is of the rarefaction-singular shock type. We investigate the structure in detail and find that the particle/fluid front advances linearly to the ...

Fast Proton Hopping Detection in Ice Ih by Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering Itay Presiado, Jyotsana Lal, Eugene Mamontov, Alexander I. Kolesnikov, and Dan Huppert* Raymond and Beverly Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences, School of Chemistry, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv 69978, Israel Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, Illinois 60439, United ...

Suppose that G is a …nite solvable group which has an irreducible character which vanishes on exactly one conjugacy class. Then we show that G has a homomorphic image which is a nontrivial 2-transitive permutation group. The latter groups have been classi…ed by Huppert. We can also say more about the structure of G depending on whether is primitive or not. Mathematics Subject Classi…cation 2000...