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132/2003
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EU
Chocolate Analysis Project - Current Status and Future
Work
Franz Ulberth, Manuela Buchgraber and Elke Anklam
European Commission, DG Joint Research Centre, Institute
for Reference Materials and Measurements
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151Kb |
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131/2003
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The
Formulation of Chocolate Vegetable Fats
John Birkett and Aarhus Olie
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132Kb |
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130/2003
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Analysis
of vegetable fats
C Crews, Central Science Laboratory, York.
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210Kb |
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129/2003
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Economic
Effects of the EU Chocolate Directive
Kees Burger and Hidde Smit
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437Kb |
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128/2003
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The
view from Japan
I Nakamura and H Kida
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1.00Mb |
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127/2003
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Chocolate,
Chocolate Fats and the EU Directive: "The view from
the USA”
Stanley M. Tarka, Jr., Ph.D.
The Tarka Group, Inc.
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189Kb |
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125/2003
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Chocolate,
chocolate fats and the new EU chocolate directive: Implications
for chocolate manufacturers in Europe
Philip Yates
Barry Callebaut (UK) Ltd
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210Kb |
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124/2002
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Clay
in Rocks
David Woodward, Alan Woodside and Joe Jellie
University of Ulster, Highway Engineering Research Group
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110Kb |
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123/2002
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A History of
Tar Distillation at Crew's Hole, Bristol
Raymond Holland, Bristol
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197Kb |
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122/2000
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Simulating
sulfate attack of mortar and concrete above and against
ground
W H Harrison, Glebe Research Services
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58Kb |
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121/2001
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Interesterification
with immobilised enzymes
PH Berben, C Groen, MW Christensen, HC Holm
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15Kb |
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120/2000
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Physical
properties of interesterified blends
Leny deMan, deMan Food Technology Services Inc
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42Kb |
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119/2000
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Use
of palm stearin as a component of interesterified blends
JM deMan, University of Guelph
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46Kb |
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118/2000
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Interesterification
in use for the production of confectionery fats
Karsten Nielsen, Aarhus Oliefabrik
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35Kb |
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117/2000
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Enzymic
interesterification
Alasdair Macrae, Consultant
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17Kb |
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116/2000
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Chemical
interesterification - process and safety management
Ray Cook, Ebortec Ltd
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29Kb |
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114/2000
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Interesterification:
Process conditions
Marc Kellens, SA Extraction De Smet
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33Kb |
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113/2000
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Interesterification
in oil processing
W Hamm
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9Kb |
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The
role of the SCI in the development of oils and fats technology
Kurt Berger
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39Kb |
| 111/2001 |
Slag
bound materials in composite roads
JTG Richardson, Tarmac Quarry Products Ltd, Wolverhampton,
UK and
DJ Haynes, Independent Consultant
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437Kb |
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110/2000
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Advice
to young researchers in cement and concrete science from
a seasoned practitioner
J Bensted
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24Kb |
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109/2000
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A
comparative study of the effects of silica fume, metakaolin
and PFA on the air content of fresh concrete
George Christodoulou, University of Glamorgan
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87Kb |
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108/2000
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Accelerated
Carbonation of Waste Calcium Silicate Materials
Derek Johnson, University of Greenwich
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125Kb |
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107/2000
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Effects
of Rubber-Bitumen interaction on the performance of impact
absorbing Asphalt: The Influence of Bitumen and Rubber
Interactions on Asphalt Mixtures
Toby Singleton, University of Nottingham
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77Kb |
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106/2000
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Predicting
the performance of stone mastic asphalt
Susanne Obert, University of Ulster
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241Kb |
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105/2000
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Bitumen
films in tension
Judith Harvey, Cambridge University
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85Kb |
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104/2000
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Reflections
on the history of the chemistry of cement
R G Blezard
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677Kb |
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103/2000
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The
effect of reducing fertiliser nitrogen and phosphorus
applications on the supplementary phosphorus requirements
of ruminants
R G Hemingway |
29Kb |
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102/1999
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Highway
drainage systems
Santi V Santhalingam
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838Kb |
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101/1999
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Pollution
from highway runoff: the Highways
Agency approach
P J Wilson
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29Kb |
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100/1998
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Stone
mastic asphalt In the UK
JTG Richardson
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57Kb |
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99/1998
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Not Published
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98/1998
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Hydrogenation:
Dr HBW Patterson
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12Kb |
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97/1998
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Hydrogenation
of oils for use in margarines and spreads
A Baldock
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6Kb |
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96/1998
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Trends
in the development of edible oil hydrogenation catalysts:
WT Koetsier and MC Lok
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18Kb |
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95/1998
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Hydrogenated
fats for confectionery and ice cream use
PM Clough
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32Kb |
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94/1998
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Reactor
design and safety:
M Hilder
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44Kb |
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93/1998
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Hydrogenation
use in frying oils:
A Thomas
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18Kb |
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92/1998
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Pilot
hydrogenation plants Design and Application:
R Cook
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14Kb |
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91/1998
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Hydrogenation:
Quo vadis?
RC Hastert
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140Kb |
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90/1998
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Alternatives
to hydrogenation:
AJ Dijkstra
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16Kb |
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89/1997
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Teo Comparison of the Emulsification Properties of
Gum Arabic and Modified Starch
Ah Moy
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88/1997
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Using Treatment Processes
in Contaminated Land Remediation
Bardos, R.P
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87/1997
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Development, Principles and
Long-Term Performance of Stone Mastic Asphalt in Germany
Bellin, P
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86/1997
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THE USE Of READY-MIXED CONCRETE IN EXTRUDED HIGHWAY
BARRIERS AND DRAINS - Norton MS
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85/1997
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PHYSICAL REFINING - Kokken M
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84/1996
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ENVIRONMENTAL LABELLING AND STANDARDISATION - Lawrance
J
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83/1996
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ECOLABELLING IN THE TEXTILE
INDUSTRIES - Burdett B |
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82/1996
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THE CALCULATION OF HUMAN EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDE RESIDUES - Harris CA and Crossley SJ
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81/1996
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EFFECTS OF PROCESSING ON PESTICIDE
RESIDUES - Reynolds S |
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80/1996
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ARE YOU APPROVED? THE HAUC
PCSM SPEPCIFICATION - Belli
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79/1996
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MICROBIAL PHENOLIC ACID ESTERASES:
THEIR POTENTIAL FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY - Donaghy J and
McKay AM
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78/1996
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CHARACTERIZATION OF THE XYLANOLYTIC
SYSTEM OF THE THERMOPHILIC FUNGUS THERMOASCUS AURANTIACUS
- Kalogiannis S, Owen E, Beever DE, Claeyssens M, Nerinckx
Wand Bhat MK
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77/1995
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PNEUMONIA IS A CONTINUING
CHALLENGE TO THE CHEMIST AND TO THE CLINICIAN - Polk HC
Jr
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76/1996
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POROUS ASPHAL T -THE CONTRACTOR'S
EXPERIENCE - Curran DJ and Jones GC
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75/1996
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CHEMICAL HEALTH RISKS -THE
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK - Graham P |
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74/1996
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CLOSURE OF INDUSTRIAL SITES
-EXPERIENCES IN THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY - Buck S
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73/1995
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THE PRIMARY ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY
AND THE ENVIRONMENT -CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Jones
P
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72/1995
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INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES
IN THE APPLICATION OF POROUS ASPHALT - Deviviere M Yon
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71/1995
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WHERE TO AND WHERE NOT TO LAY
POROUS ASPHALT - Daines Miat ME |
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70/1995
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THE USE OF POLYETHYLENE WASTE
IN ASPHALT - Body D
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69/1995
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CEMENTS CONTAINING BY-PRODUCT
GYPSUMS - Bensted J |
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68/1995
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ASSESSMENT OF INDUSTRIAL BY-PRODUCTS
FOR BITUMINOUS ROAD BASES - Elliott RC and Mercer J
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67/1995
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SALMONELLA IN EGG AND EGG
PRODUCTS: EFFECT ON THE EGG INDUSTRY - Ring M
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66/1995
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CURRENT LEGISLATION IN EGG
AND EGG PRODUCTS - McFadyen B |
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65/1995
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PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF THE
CONTAMINATION OF EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS WITH SALMONELLAS
- Humphrey TJ
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64/1995
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BAEKELAND LECTURE: OF ALGINATES AND RUBBERS AND CATALYSTS
AND RINGS - PJesch PH
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63/1995
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HAS THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY LEARNED
ITS LESSON? WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE PAST? - Bree S
de
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62/1994
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PERSPECTIVES ON REMEDIATION
OF CONTAMINATED LAND IN GERMANY - Franzlus V |
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61/1994
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DISPOSAL OF CHEMICAL PLANT
AQUEOUS EFFLUENT -- Sparshott MB |
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60/1994
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CLINICAL ASPECTS OF NUT ALLERGY
AND MANAGEMENT REACTIONS - Rusznak C and Davie RJ
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59/1994
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AGGREGATE REQUIREMENTS FOR
BITUMINOUS MATERIALS - Norman FZW
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58/1994
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APPLIED ELECTRO-OPTICAL EFFECTS
IN COLLOIDS AND BIOCOLLOIDS - Jennings BR
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57/1994
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EUROPEAN STANDARD TEST METHODS
FOR THE HYDRATION OF CEMENT - Livesey P
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56/1994
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THE FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES
OF BITUMINOUS MATERIALS AND THEIR MEASUREMENT - Cooper
KE
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55/1994
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RELEVANCE OF THE INTERFACE
FRICTION COEFFICIENT TO PAVEMENT PERFORMANCE - AI Hakin
B, AI Nageim H and Morley D
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54/1994
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RHEOLOGY AND LABORATORY PERFORMANCE
OF SURFACE DRESSING MATERIALS - Khalid K
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53/1994
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STRATEGIC HIGHWAYS RESEARCH
PROGRAM BINDER RHEOLOGY TESTS AND MIXTURE PROPERTIES -
Jamieson IL, Leahy RB and Hicks RG
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52/1994
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GROUTING POST. TENSIONING
DUCTS - Clark GM |
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51/1994
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GROUTS IN TUNNELLING - Annett
MF |
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50/1994
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GROUT STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- Brooks SA and Johnson D
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49/1994
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INTRODUCTION TO THE BEHAVIOUR
OF GROUT SYSTEMS - Jefferis SA |
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48/1993
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MODERN LIMES - Jackson PJ |
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47/1994
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CURRENT MAFF RESEARCH ON FOOD
INTOLERANCE - McQuillan M |
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46/1994
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INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR FOOD
PLANT CLEANLINESS AND CIP - Duist J van
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45/1994
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ALLERGY TO PEANUTS AND MILK
- Wong M |
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44/1994
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CATALYTIC REACTIONS INVOLVING
ALLYPALLADIUM INTERMEDIATES - Williams JMJ
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43/1994
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EFFECT OF BITUMEN MODIFICATION
ON THE RUTTING PERFORMANCE OF BITUMINOUS MIXTURES - Rowe
GM and Bouldin MG
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42/1994
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Developments in Fat Fractionation
Technology
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A |
4.12Mb |
| Part
B |
4.50Mb |
| Part
C |
6.68Mb |
M Kellens
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41/1994
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Survey
of the Application of Fractions of Edible Oils and Fats
-
(Warning: large file)
FB Padley
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8.93Mb |
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40/1994
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Developments
in Dry Fractionation of Fats
M van den Kommer & CNM Keulemans
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2.07Mb |
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38/1994
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HIGH-PRESSURE DRY FRACTIONATION
OF FATS - Willner T |
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39/1994
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Principles
of Fat Fractionation
RE Timms
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1.79Mb |
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37/1994
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Trends
in Fractionation Practice for Edible Oils
W Hamm
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1.59Mb |
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36/1994
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Superolein Production
and Analysis of Fractions - (Warning: large
file)
E Deffense
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7.30Mb |
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35/1994
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GENERIC TYPES OF BINDER MODIFIER
FOR BITUMEN - Nicholls JC |
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34/1994
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DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE
OF POLYMER MODIFIED EMULSION BINDERS FOR SURFACE DRESSING
- Lycet1 C
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33/1994
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MODIFYING BITUMEN WITH TRINIDAD
LAKE ASPHALT - Dussek IJ |
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32/1994
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OLEFIN ISOMERISATION USING
AN ION EXCHANGE RESIN - Hazel NJ |
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31/1994
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THE GERMAN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
- Ambros DH |
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30/1994
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THE CUP THAT CHEERS: POLYPHENOLS
AND THE ASTRINGENCY OF TEA - Luck G, Liao H, Murray NJ,
Warminski EE, Williamson MP, Lilley TH and Haslam E
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29/1994
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ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF GREEN
TEA IN VIVO - Quartley BJP, Clifford MN, Walker R and
Williams CM
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28/1994
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URINARY METABOLIC MARKERS FOR
- +- CATECHIN, - --EPICATECHIN, EPIGALLOCA TECHIN GALLATE
AND GALLIC ACID - Copeland E, Clifford MN and Williams
C
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27/1994
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FRACTIONATION OF THEARUBIGINS:
ISOLATION OF THEACITRINS - Powell C, Clifford MN, Opie
SC and Gibson CL
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26/1994
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ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF THEARUBIGINS
- Bailey RG and Nursten HE |
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25/1994
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FORMATION OF BLACK TEA THEARUGBIGINS
BY IN VITRO ENZYMIC OXIDATION OF FLAVAN-3-OLS - Opie SC,
Clifford MN and Robertson A
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24/1994
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INFLUENCE Of ENVIRONMENT ON
WORLD TRADE IN OILS AND FATS - Berger KG
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23/1994
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WHY BOTHER ABOUT AQUATIC POLLUTANT
PATHWAYS? - McKay WA |
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22/1994
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS - Raum ALJ
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21/1993
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SALIAD -THE SELF-AMPLIFYING
LOOP OF IMMUNE AND ATHEROGENIC DAMAGE - Castineira M
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20/1993
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PALM OIL VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTATION
AND PLASMA LIPOPROTEIN LIPIDS - Atroshi F, Amtiola E,
Sankari S, Treuthardt J, Gapor A and Westermarck T
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19/1993
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PALM OIL AND VITAMIN E -HIGHLIGHTS
OF THE KUALA LUMPUR SYMPOSIUM - Berger KG
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18/1993
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"NOVEL" BIOLOGICAL
ANTIOXIDANTS - Duthie GG, McPhail DB and Morrice PC |
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17/1993
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SUPPLEMENTATION OF DIET WITH
ANTIOXIDANTS FOR THE ELDERL Y - Driss F
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16/1993
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VITAMIN E AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS
- Mitchinson MJ |
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15/1993
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CHEMISTRY OF FREE RADICALS
IN LIPIDS - Hamilton RJ |
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14/1993
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MILK PROTEINS ON SURFACES
- Horne DS and Leaver J |
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13/1993
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CHEMICAL INDUSTRY MEDAL ADDRESS:
REPAIRING OUR FAULTS - Clark WH
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12/1993
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PERKIN MEDAL ADDRESS; THIN
FILM MAGNETIC RECORDING HEADS - Romankiw L T
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11/1993
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THE SCOPE FOR THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
OF THE UK METABOLISABLE PROTEIN SYSTEM - Alderman G
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10/1993
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WASTE
RECOVERY AND DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGY - Wheatley R
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09/1993
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
FOR INCINERATORS - Kirk PWW and Sykes J
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08/1993
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FRESH MEAT HYGIENE -PROGRESS
IN THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND BEYOND -THE MAFF VIEW
- Simmons AG
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07/1993
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THE MEAT INSPECTOR'S ROLE
AND VIEWS ON MEAT HYGIENE - Pratt JH |
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06/1993
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CURRENT FRESH MEAT HEALTH
CONTROLS -THE CASE FOR ABOLITION - Bennett D
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05/1993
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THE ORIGIN OF THE HACCP SYSTEM
AND SUBSEQUENT EVOLUTION - Bauman HE
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04/1993
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WHY NATURAL? - Blenford DE |
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03/1993
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NATURAL FLAVOURINGS -WHAT OPPORTUNITIES DOES THE DIRECTIVE
DEFINITION OFFER? - Knights J
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02/1993
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NATURAL FLAVOURS EXTRACTION
- Moyler DA |
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01/1993
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COLOURS DERIVED FROM NATURE
-APPLICATION TECHNIQUES - Collins p and Hughes S
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