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The Journal of Toxicological Sciences
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March 2006
The use of sunscreens has increased during the past decades due to growing concern
over sunburn and skin cancer. Recently there has been a growing concern regarding
estrogenic potency of these sunscreens and their components. Recent studies on the
SPF enha ...
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ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
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April 2, 1998
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1994
Efforts to synthesize allylamino-substituted polyphosphazenes and characterize their sensitivity to radiation and determine the value of using such polymers as new and better resist materials for microlithographic applications continues. An initial attempt ...
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International Coil Winding Association
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1985
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33rd International Wire & Cable Symposium Proceedings
In an attempt to further understand the effects of temperature cycling tight buffered optic fiber cables on proposed connector designs and attenuation losses, several experiments were performed in the IBM-RTP Polymers Laboratory. These initial experiments ...
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32nd International Wire & Cable Symposium Proceedings
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Proceedings:Electrical Electronics Insulation Conference and Electrical Manufacturing & Coil Winding Conference
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PROCEEDINGS OF 44TH INTERNATIONAL WIRE AND CABLE SYMPOSIUM
The need to establish a modeling technique which will allow the cable designer the necessary tools to shorten the development time required to establish the tradeoffs between electrical, mechanical and flammability properties of the various materials avail ...
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Papers presented at the ... meeting. American Chemical Society. Division of Polymer Chemistry
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ISPAC – General, Dioxin
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39th International Wire & Cable Symposium Proceedings
The Evolution and Testing Methods for Flame Retardancy, Smoke Generation and Toxicity as it Relates to International Cabling Systems ...
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