Physical chemistry of virus adsorption and degradation on inorganic surfaces: its relation to wastewater treatment /

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The physical chemistry of steel making,

The effect of deoxidation on the rate of ferrite formation in plain carbon steels by C. H. Herty, M. W. Lightner, and D. L. McBride.--The effect of deoxidation on grain size and grain growth in plain carbon steels, by C. H. Herty, D. L. McBride and S. O. Hough.--The effect of deoxidation on the aging of mild steels, by C. H. Herty and B. N. Daniloff.--Effect of deoxidation on the impact strength of carbon steels at low temperatures, by C. H. Herty and D. L. McBride.--The physical chemistry of steel-making. The control of iron oxide in the basic openhearth process, by C. H. Herty, and others.--The deoxidation of steel, by C. H. Herty.

A literature survey on the physical chemistry, analysis and recovery and/or disposal of hydrofluoric acid /

"Feed Materials Production Center, National Lead Company of Ohio"--Cover.

Topics in physical chemistry : a supplementary text for students of medicine.

Contains bibliographies.

Recent developments in physical chemistry : 3rd Mexican Meeting on Mathematical and Experimental Physics - Me��xico City, Me��xico - 10-14 September 2007 /

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Practical physical chemistry,

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The Journal of physical chemistry.

Editors: 1896-1932, W. D. Bancroft (with J. E. Trevor, 1896-1909);--1933-51, S. C. Lind;--1952-<53> W. A. Noyes.

Introduction to physical chemistry /

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Practical physical chemistry,

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Outlines of physical chemistry.

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A system of physical chemistry,

Bibliographical footnotes.

Physical chemistry,

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Fundamentals of physical chemistry,

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A manual of practical physical chemistry.

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Psychotic symptoms are associated with physical health problems independently of a mental disorder diagnosis:results from the WHO World Health Survey

This study explored whether physical health problems are related to psychotic symptoms independently of a mental disorder diagnosis. A total of 224,254 subjects recruited for the World Health Organization World Health Survey were subdivided into those with both a lifetime diagnosis of psychosis and at least one psychotic symptom in the 12 months prior to the evaluation, those with at least one psychotic symptom in the past 12 months but no lifetime diagnosis of psychosis, and those without psychotic symptoms in the past 12 months and without a lifetime diagnosis of psychosis. The three groups were compared for the presence of medical conditions, health problems, and access to health care. Medical conditions and health problems (angina, asthma, arthritis, tuberculosis, vision or hearing problems, mouth/teeth problems, alcohol consumption, smoking, and accidents), medication consumption, and hospital admissions (but not regular health care visits) were more frequent in individuals with psychotic symptoms but no psychosis diagnosis, compared to those with no symptoms and no diagnosis. The number of medical conditions increased with the number of psychotic symptoms. Given the sample analyzed, this trend seems to be independent from the socio-economic development of the country or the specific health care system.