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B. M. Egan and A. B. Weder, Deleterious Effects of Short-term Dietary NaCl Restriction in Man Relationship to Salt-Sensitivity Status, Medical College of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1989. 

Article included in a special issue devoted to History of science and technology a sampler of centres and collections of distinctions. Presents a history of the development of the history of science collections at Wisconsin University at Madison since 1946, with descriptions of the Chester Thordarson Collection, Denis Duveen Collection, and the William Cole Collection. The Library s holdings are especially strong in the history of chemistry, alchemy, botany, astronomy, and physics... 

We thank Professor Robert West in Wisconsin University for many helpful discussions. We also thank Dr. M. Nakase... 

Cannaday, Marilyn, Bigger Than Life The Creator of Doc Savage (Madison, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Press, 1990). 

Applequist.J., Doty,P. In Stahmann,M.A. (Ed.) Polyamino adds, polypeptides, and proteins, p. 161. Madion, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Press 1962. 

Fig. 7. Conversion-time curves for polymerization of NCA s (0.224 mole l l) with amines (0.015 mole l-1) at 25 C in iV.iV-dimethylformamide. O y-Ethyl-L-glutamate NCA-di-isopropylamme A y-Ethyl-L-glutamate NCA-n-hexyl-amine Q Sarcosine NCA-di-isopropylaraine Sarcosine NCA-n-hexylamine. (Reprinted from paper by C, H. Bamford, and H. Block Polyamino Acids, Polypeptides and Proteins, p, 65, Wisconsin University Press 1962 (Fig. 7)3...

Bamford, C. H., and H. Block In Polyamino Acids, Polypeptides and Proteins, p. 65. Wisconsin University Press 1962. 

Dianne Patterson is a retired art teacher in Elmhurst, Illinois. She is past chairperson for the art department at Willowbrook High School in Illinois and is currently associated with the Elmhurst Art Museum as a docent and lecturer. Dianne is a former member of the Illinois Alliance for the Arts, Chicago Art Education, and the Illinois Art Education Association. She is currently pursuing watercolor painting, creation of wearable art, writing, and travel. Dianne received her bachelor of fine arts (art education) from the University of Illinois, and her master of arts from the University of Illinois. She has pursued postgraduate work in fine arts and art education at the University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado, and Northern Illinois University. 

Adkins, Reactions of Hydrogen, Wisconsin University Press, Madison, 1937, p. 58. 

Journal of Applied Polymer Science 93, No.3, 5thAug.2004, p.1411-22 PLASMA-ENHANCED DEPOSITION OF SILVER NANOPARTICLES ONTO POLYMER AND METAL SURFACES FOR THE GENERATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL CHARACTERISTICS Jiang H Manolache S Wong ACL Denes F S Wisconsin,University... 

Bamford, C.H. Block, H., In "Polyamino Acids, Polypeptides and Proteins" Stahmann, M.A., Ed., Wisconsin University Press Madison, 1962 Chapter T. ... 

Jackson, M. L., "Soil Chemical Analysis— Advanced Course, p. 991, (Pub. by author), Wisconsin University, Madison, 1956. 

DIFFUSION IN COMPRESSED GASES. PH.D. THESIS. KUETHERGF UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS PUBL... 

Galileo, Two Sciences (1638), translated by S. Drake, Wisconsin University Press. 

Stanistaw Ulam (1909-1984), first associated with the University of Lwow, then professor at the Harvard University, University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado, Los Alamos National Laboratory. In Los Alamos Ulam solved the most important bottleneck in hydrogen bomb construction by suggesting that pressure is the most important factor and that sufficient pressure could be achieved by using the atomic bomb as a detonator. Using this idea and an idea of Edward Teller about further amplification of the ignition effect by implosion of radiation, both scholars designed the hydrogen bomb. They both own the US patent for H-bomb production. 

L. Weil and R. Conte, Proc. 5th Int. Conf. on Low Temp. Phys. and Chem., p. 571, Wisconsin University Press, Madison, Wisconsin (1958). 

S. Zauscher S in "Pulp fiber suspension rheology", Material Science Madison, Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin, (2000). 

Wurster equipment is named after Dale Wurster - a professor at the Madison-Wisconsin University who worked on particle and tablet coating in the 1950s (see for example, Wurster (1959)). A typical configuration of such equipment is depicted in Fig. 7.35. As the figure shows, it combines the following aspects ... 

Bazerman, C. (1988). Shaping written knowledge The genre and activity of the experimental article in science. Madison, WI Wisconsin University Press. 

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