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<title>Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Karl Fischer water determinaton for moisture sensitive materials for electric vehicles and pharmaceutical use</title>
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<description>Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Karl Fischer water determinaton for moisture sensitive materials for electric vehicles and pharmaceutical use
Vass, Viktor; Györök, György
When using materials that are sensitive to&#13;
moisture and water, unwanted side reactions can result in the&#13;
formation of by-products, toxic substances, reduced yields and&#13;
even occupational accidents. In the pharmaceutical industry&#13;
and in the production of Li-ion batteries, humidity, moisture&#13;
and water control of raw materials and intermediate products&#13;
are of particular importance. One suitable method is Karl&#13;
Fischer titration. In this work, a life cycle cost analysis of Karl&#13;
Fischer water determination is presented.
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<title>Unique properties of a new Al/Sn Metallic Glasses obtained by drop cooling</title>
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<description>Unique properties of a new Al/Sn Metallic Glasses obtained by drop cooling
Bráda, Csaba; Sajo-Bohus, L.
.; .
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