Search for dissertations about: "critical reactions"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 131 swedish dissertations containing the words critical reactions.
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1. Overall Accessibility of Public Transport for Older Adults
Abstract : This thesis is based on four studies that explore accessibility for older adults during whole trips by public transport. The overall goal was to gain knowledge of the interrelationships among key variables and to develop a conceptual model of the overall accessibility of public transport. READ MORE
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2. Effects of critical incidents on consumer satisfaction
Abstract : Satisfaction is assumed to be an important cause of attitude change by mediating between preexposure and postexposure attitudes. A number of factors account for whether one is satisfied or not with a specific product or service. One factor is expectations, another performance of the product or service, and a third disconfirmation of expectation. READ MORE
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3. Atom and Group Transfer Reactions Involving High-valent Iron Complexes
Abstract : Iron enzymes play critical roles in biological oxidation reactions by utilizing highly reactive high-valent iron intermediates, such as FeIV=O, FeV(O)(OH), and FeIV=NR species, for catalytic reactions. These intermediates exhibit remarkable catalytic behavior with high reactivities and high regio- and stereospecificity in various biochemical reactions. READ MORE
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4. Critical potential and oxygen evolution of the chlorate anode
Abstract : In the chlorate process, natural convection arises thanks to the hydrogen evolving cathode. This increases the mass transport of the different species in the chlorate electrolyte. There is a strong connection between mass transport and the kinetics of the electrode reactions. READ MORE
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5. Critical hydraulic gradients in tailings dams : comparison to natural analogies
Abstract : The increasing demand of metals and minerals has made it economical for the mining industry to mine low-grade deposits, which results in immense quantities of by-products. In fact, such by-products, i.e. tailings, are the largest waste volumes produced on earth. READ MORE