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31	Le commerce du pastel et de l'épicerie à Toulouse de 1450 environ à 1561 Caster, Gilles. January 1962 (has links) Thèse--Toulouse. / Bibliography: p. [17]-21. Woad (Dye) Toulouse (France)
32	Dye laser and chemical laser studies of chemical reaction dynamics Reddy, Kammalathinna Virupaksha. January 1900 (has links) Thesis--Wisconsin. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 191-203). Chemical lasers. Dye lasers.
33	In Vitro Sealing Properties of Calcium-Enriched Mixture and Mineral Trioxide Aggregate Orifice Barriers during Intra-Coronal Bleaching Valverde Huaranga, J.C, Baldeon, G.L, Caballero-García, S. 10 1900 (has links) Carta al Editor Calcium Minerals Dye Teeth
34	An investigation of flashlamp pumped dye lasers / McManamon, Paul Francis January 1977 (has links) No description available. Physics Dye lasers
35	Purpurae Florem of Mitrou: Assessing the Role of Purple Dye Manufacture in the Emergence of a Political Elite Vykukal, Rachel Lynn 01 August 2011 (has links) Evidence suggests that purple dye was produced on the islet of Mitrou, a Bronze Age and Early Iron Age site in central Greece. The goal of this study is to determine the chronological and spatial patterning of Murex shells in order to better understand the emergence of dye manufacture. The research hypothesis is that Murex dye production was related to the rise of a visible political elite and that the scale of production was large enough at Mitrou to have exceeded the needs of the household, thus providing a cash crop for this elite to obtain imports from the Eastern Mediterranean. Multi-layered statistical analyses were employed to test this two-pronged hypothesis. The first hypothesis that Murex dye production was related to the rise of the elite at Mitrou was confirmed by a series of chi-squared analyses. Based on site-wide estimates of original Murex population, the second hypothesis that dye production exceeded domestic scale cannot be rejected. Since we know the prehistoric Mycenaeans produced very ornate, multi-colored and often banded garments, it is possible that Murex dye was produced at Mitrou to color raw wool for the production of thread, which could then be embroidered on fabric or traded as such. If it was in fact colored thread that was being produced, the site-wide estimates suggest that dye production could have exceeded domestic levels at Mitrou and dyed thread could have been a lucrative trading commodity. Murex purple dye Bronze Age Mitrou Murex dye Archaeological Anthropology
36	The role of dynamic cooling in improving clinical efficacy during pulsed dye laser treatment of port wine stain in Chinese Chiu, Chun-hung, 趙俊雄 January 2003 (has links) published_or_final_version / abstract / toc / Medicine / Master / Master of Philosophy Dye lasers. Skin diseases - Cryosurgery.
37	Binding studies using membrane electrodes Daly, Colette Lynn January 1989 (has links) The research embodied within this thesis has contributed to the development and application of a novel electrode technique. The electrodes fabricated herein consist of a thin PVC/Poly (vinylchloride) membrane which is made sensitive to a particular organic cation, for example Acridine Orange. The only requirements necessary to make an electrode were that the substance to be incorporated into the membrane be cationic, water soluble and surface active. These membrane electrodes gave an emf directly proportional to the log of the ( concentration of organic cations present in solution. 547 Acridine dye - DNA binding
38	Relation between dyeability of polyester yarn and its structure : Studied by density measurements and differential scanning calorimetry Bunyaraksh, S. S. January 1987 (has links) No description available. 677 Polyester fibre dye uptake
39	Acylation of wool keratin Eastall, R. J. January 1987 (has links) No description available. 677 Wool disperse dye uptake
40	Thermodynamic study of the adsorption of 4-aminoazobenzene by nylon 6.6 Wroe, I. January 1985 (has links) No description available. 547 Dye adsorption by nylon

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