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The chemical formulas for the oxides of lithium, beryllium, and boron are Li20, BeO, and B2O3. Write the formulas for the oxides of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, aluminum, and gallium. Explain how you determined their formulas. 

Patients should receive supplemental calcium and vitamin D if dietary intake is inadequate. Take calcium supplements and calcium- aluminum- and magnesium-containing agents at a different time of the day to prevent interference with risedronate absorption. 

The countercurrent DBBP z 1hn extraction process was operated on a plant-scale for about six years. During that time, it provided excellent recovery ( vl00%) of soluble plutonium in the feed and adequate decontamination of 21flAm from plutonium and other metallic impurities. The Am/Pu ratio in the WS-1 Column (Am strip column) product was 2.5/1 compared to only 1/1 for the batch extraction process americium product. Concentrations of calcium, aluminum, and other metallic impurities in the counter-current Am product stream were also much lower than in the Am product from the batch extraction process. 

The most primitive chondrites consist of coarse-grained (mm-sized) mineral assemblages embedded in fine-grained (10 nm-5 pm) matrix material (see Fig. 1.2). The coarse-grained chondritic components are diverse in their composition and mineralogy and include calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions (CAIs), amoeboid olivine aggregates (AOAs), Al-rich chondrules, Fe-Mg chondrules, Fe-rich metals, and iron sulfides. The CAIs are composed largely of calcium, aluminum, and titanium... 

Uncertainties in phenocryst abundance estimates are a significant source of error, particularly for major and highly compatible elements in the main phenocryst phases. In most cases related to ocean drilling samples, phenocryst abundances in a particular sample are rarely known to better than about 5 vol.%. The most abundant phenocrysts are olivine and plagioclase, which contain the elements magnesium, silicon, calcium, aluminum, and nickel. 

The discipline of biogeochemistry confronts a wide array of scientific and methodological challenges, as is evident in the balance of this book. These are not limited to the cycles of carbon and nitrogen, but include the role of phosphorus, iron, calcium, aluminum, and acidity, to name just a few. In this section, I will identify four cross-cutting challenges that illustrate aspects of the science. 

Although there are many unknown or uncertain factors related to the fundamental nature of nanocomposites (nanotube greases), the increased electrical and thermal conductivities by addition of nanofillers strongly indicate that these nanotube greases could replace the current commercial greases (lithium, calcium, aluminum, and polyurea) and have a promising future in commercial applications. 

Garnet group gems silicates of various combinations of magnesium, manganese, iron, calcium, aluminum, and chromium Jadeite, NaAI(Si03)2... 

The first of the rare earths, yttrium, was discovered just before the beginning of the Nineteenth Century (1794) in a rare Swedish ore, and separated in the form of an impure oxide. At that time, the more active metals such as magnesium, calcium, aluminum and barium had been isolated only in their oxide form. These oxides were believed to be elements and were referred to as common earths . The ancient Greeks taught that all matter was made up of... 

The cell system is sensitive to trace quantities of catalysts in the brine, for example, vanadium, molybdenum, and chromium at the 0.01-0.1 ppm level or iron, cobalt, nickel, and tungsten at the parts per million level. Magnesium, calcium, aluminum, and barium are also active at the parts per million level. 

Finally, it is pointed out that Mossbauer studies were unable to produce unambiguous evidence for the presence of highly dispersed promoters within the iron lattice. The studies revealed, however, the presence of iron compounds which were difficult to reduce, and which may be associated with ternary iron oxides of calcium, aluminum, and silicon. These compounds are present in large particles with diameters above ca 10 nm. 

A number of mineral substances are gaseous at the magmatic temperatures of volcanoes and are mobilized with volcanic gases. These kinds of substances condense near the mouths of volcanic fiimaroles and are called sublimates. Elemental sulfur is a common sublimate. Some oxides, particularly of iron and silicon, are deposited as sublimates. Most other sublimates consist of chloride and sulfate salts. The cations most commonly involved are monovalent cations of ammonium ion, sodium, and potassium magnesium calcium aluminum and iron. Fluoride and chloride sublimates are sources of gaseous HF and HCl formed by their reactions at high temperatures with water, such as the following ... 

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