- Bone
decalcification is the
softening of
bones due to the
removal of
calcium ions, and can be
performed as a
histological technique to
study bones and...
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elements for osteons. Bone by
decalcification (40x): Volkmann's
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decalcification (100x): Volkmann's
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within cortical bone. Bone by
decalcification (40x): Volkmann's
canal Haversian canal Blood vessel Bone by
decalcification (100x): Volkmann's
canal Haversian...
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Concrete degradation may have many
different causes.
Concrete is
mostly damaged by the
corrosion of
reinforcement bars due to the
carbonatation of hardened...
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developed cervine deer, but
unlike roe deer,
moose do not
suffer fatal decalcification of the
skull as a
result of
peruke growth, but
rather can
support their...
- the
genus of
Marinobacter which has been
isolated from wine-barrel-
decalcification wastewater in France. A.C. Parte. "Marinobacter". LPSN.
Retrieved 2016-08-19...
- monoamine-aliphatic
compounds offered protection to the
enamel against acid
decalcification. In 1967,
Muhleman demonstrated the
superiority of
organic fluoride...
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reservoir enclosing the
teeth with
cariogenic substances and lead to
decalcification of
teeth over time (formation of cavities). The same can
result if...
- chalcedonic)
sedimentary rock,
which results from the
weathering (
decalcification) of
chert or
siliceous limestone.
Siliceous sinter is porous, low-density...