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In recent years, many antioxidative substances have been and are being isolated from natural materials, including foods.
Materials and methods Materials.
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The performance of materials used in biological technology is the key to the efficiency of arsenic removal.
Pteris vittata is a fern, in recent research results showed that Pteris vittata can be used as removal of arsenic materials.
Water hyacinth is a attributable to the aquatic floating plants of barracuda grass class.Haris et al as a natural biological removal of arsenic materials research, the results show that the dried roots of the water hyacinth able to reduce to 10μg / L.
Biological origin materials used in the removal of arsenic include some biological intracellular extracts (such as chitin, chitosan) and the living tissue (such as human hair).
Costa: submitted to Journal of Sep.Sci.

Under the premise of ensuring stiffness and strength, use lightweight materials to reduce the weight of vehicle.
From 1990s to 2007, by using light alloy materials, BMW has reduced 30% fuel consumption of each car.
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In addition some starting materials are too expensive thus will increase the production cost of the DSC.
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Experimental Materials and Procedure Experimental Materials.
The experiment was carried out to research if new method can accurately reflect the cutting properties of materials.
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Study on Mould Structure of Differential Temperature Drawing Process for Magnesium Alloy Yu Zu-jian, Li Jian-hui School of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, China yzjrabbit@163.com, ljh_hit@126.com Keywords: Magnesium alloy, differential temperature drawing, mould structure, surface roughness Abstract.
Part 4 is non-deform zone, material in this area bears a radial tensile stress and a circumferential tensile stress, deformation is very small.
Materials used in experiments were AZ31B sheet having 0.8mm in thickness.
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Therefore, foamed aluminums, metal rubber, high damping alloy and some new materials have been used in friction dampers.
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