Comparison of Various Commercial Hydrated Limes for Reducing Soil Plasticity, HR-82 and HR-106, 1964

Atterberg limits tests were performed on mixtures of gumbotil soil and the various chief chemical compounds found in hydrated limes. The results were then checked with commercial hydrated limes of varying chemical compositions. Results indicate that among the major constituents of hydrated limes Ca(OH)2 is most effective in reducing soil plasticity. MgO shows a moderate effect, but Mg(OH)2 and CaCO3 show practically no effect. There is, however, practically no difference between different types or between the same type of commercial hydrated limes for the reduction of soil plasticity. The choice of lime for soil-lime stabilization should, therefore, be dictated by the relative price and pozzolanic strength characteristics of the lime.

Nutritional status in commercial currant fields

Selostus: Herukkaviljelmien ravinnetila

Sodium reduction in cooked meat products by using commercial potassium phoshate mixtures

Selostus: Natriumpitoisuuden pienentäminen lihavalmisteissa korvaamalla natriumfosfaatti kaliumfosfaatilla

Quality and yield of pulpwood in drained peatland forests : pulpwood properties of Scots pine in stands of first commercial thinnings

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Veterans counseling program : status report on the implementation of Iowa Code 35.12, Veterans Counseling & Outreach Program, 2008

This report gives an overview, background and progress on the implementation of the Veterans Counseling Program established pursuant to Iowa Code 35.12, as enacted by 2007 Iowa Acts, House FIle 817.

Code 2.0 gestió de pràctiques en núvol

Partint d'un projecte anterior anomenat Code, els objectius d'aquest projecte són: integrar l'aplicació en una eina de software, incorporar les noves versions de les llibreries GWT i Java, i escabilitzar l'aplicació a través de la tecnologia cloud computing concretament amb la infraestructura de Google App Engine

Uniform estimates in the Poincare-Aronszajn theorem on the separation of singularities of analytic functions

We study the possibility of splitting any bounded analytic function $f$ with singularities in a closed set $E\cup F$ as a sum of two bounded analytic functions with singularities in $E$ and $F$ respectively. We obtain some results under geometric restrictions on the sets $E$ and $F$ and we provide some examples showing the sharpness of the positive results.