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K. L. Sutherland and I. W. Wark, Principles of Flotation, Australian Institute of Mining and Technology, Inc., Melbourne, 1955. 

Metal-ammonia-alcohol reductions of aromatic rings are known as Birch reductions, after the Australian chemist Arthur J Birch who demonstrated their usefulness begin nmg m the 1940s... 

M. Gupta, Proceedings of Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1980. 

Australian Vanadium—Uranium Ore. A calcareous camotite ore at YeeHrrie, AustraHa, is iU-suited for salt roasting and acid leaching. Dissolution of vanadium and uranium by leaching in sodium carbonate solution at elevated temperature and pressure has been tested on a pilot-plant scale... 

The values expressed are for percent oven-dry wood and extractive-free wood. Australian-grown wood. Percent oven-dry wood. 

D. Royston and P. G. Alfredson,My4EC TAf 570, Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Oct. 1970. 

E. L. Tye, in T. Trans and M. SkyUas-Ka2eos, eds.. Proceedings of the 7th Australian Electrochemistry Conference, The Electrochemistry Division, The Royal Australian Chemical Institute, 1988, pp. 37—48. 

K. R. BuUock, "The Development and AppHcations of Storage Batteries—Historical Perspectives and Future Prospects," in Proceedings, 7th Australian Electrochemistry Conference, 1988. 

R. G. Sandetcock, Australian lAIM Sjmposium Proceedings, Sydney, AustraUa, 1967, pp. 224—231. 

A. W. Fast, in Destratification of Lakes and Reservoirs to Improve Water Quality, ed. F. L. Burns and I.J. Fowling, Australian Water Resources Council, Canberra, 1981, p. 515. 

Steffensen and B. C. Nieholson, Australian Centre for Water Quality Researeh, Adelaide, 1994, p. 67. 

Are any materials listed under the United Nations Chemical Weapons Convention Precursors list ( Australian Fist ... 

Research School of Chemistry, Australian National University, P.O. Box 4, Canberra,... 

As materials chemistry has developed, it has come to pay more and more attention to that archetypal concern of materials scientists, microstructure. That concern came in early when the defects inherent in non-stoichiometric oxides were studied by the Australian. I.S. Anderson and others (an early treatment was in a book edited by Rabenau 1970), but has become more pronounced recently in the rapidly growing emphasis on self-assembly of molecules or colloidal particles. This has not yet featured much in books on materials chemistry, but an excellent recent popular account of the broad field has a great deal to say on self-assembly (Ball 1997). The phenomenon of graphoepitaxy outlined in Section 10.5.1.1 is a minor example of what is meant by self-assembly. 

Clarebrough, L.M. and Head, A.K. Walter Boas. 1904-1982, Historical Records of Australian Science 6(4) (July) 507. 

Baker, A.A., Bonded Composite Repair of Metallic Aircraft Components — Overview of Australian Activities, AGARD (Advisory Group for Aerospace Research and Development) Conference of Composite Repair of Military Aircraft Structures, 3-5 October 1994, Seville. 

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