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01:22:19 DDC Session 9 Recording DDC Session 9 Recording	DDC Session 9 Recording Recording of Session 9 (Applications to chemistry II) of data-driven chemistry 2021-22. python chemistry data-driven absorbance bit protein array concentration plot wavelength session thing gyration radius function concentrations breakout proteins peak wavelengths peaks kind things From James Cumby 0 likes 15 plays 0 Course Code CHEM08031 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created November 18th, 2021 Retain Source File Yes
24:11 The Puzzling Decay Length in Concentrated… The Puzzling Decay Length in Concentrated Electrolytes - Peter Cats	The Puzzling Decay Length in Concentrated Electrolytes - Peter Cats New directions in classical density functional theory online workshop 3 - 6 May 2021 Peter Cats (Utrecht University) The Puzzling Decay Length in Concentrated Electrolytes 3 May 2021 To remove the… mathematics density function energy field length decay correlation theory charge mcu term surface access model concentration densities bulk equation ions concentrations From GILLIAN KERR 0 likes 27 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Language english Date Created May 3rd, 2021
02:08 How Much Have Things Changed? How Much Have Things Changed?	How Much Have Things Changed? Climate Solutions climate change solutions carbon dioxide atmosphere twitter storey 45pm concentrations impacts feed climate ppm parts levels past warming risk amount increase change pre From Calum Macphail 0 likes 17 plays 0 Course Code CS101x Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
28:37 Air Pollution and Ecosystem Health… Air Pollution and Ecosystem Health (Eutrophication and Ozone Deposition) Slide-cast	Air Pollution and Ecosystem Health (Eutrophication and Ozone Deposition) Slide-cast This is a recording covering the slides at the end of the Air Pollution and Ecosystem Health lecture that I didn't get to in the live lecture. global scale air pollution deposition ozone nitrogen emissions impact species methane levels problem ammonia eutrophication europe concentrations biodiversity impacts nox plant loss plants source From David Stevenson 0 likes 115 plays 0 Course Code ECSC09005 Publisher David Stevenson Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like Language English Date Created February 23rd, 2021
02:48 How Do We Mitigate and Adapt? How Do We Mitigate and Adapt?	How Do We Mitigate and Adapt? Climate change solutions climate change solutions change climate adaptation mitigation impacts emissions bath carbon atmosphere tabs concentrations greenhouse taps environment damage collapse overflow levels water sides From Calum Macphail 0 likes 39 plays 0 Course Code CS101x Licence Type All rights reserved
04:56 Sediment accumulation and pollutant… Sediment accumulation and pollutant concentrations in retention ponds	Sediment accumulation and pollutant concentrations in retention ponds Sediment accumulation and pollutant concentrations in retention ponds 31 August 2020 Filmed by Neil Stuart, edited by Eduardo Serafin Kate Heal, Professor of Catchment Geochemistry, School of… school of geosciences catchment water resources sediment ponds standards table water concentrations train treatment pons side hand pens sites pond basins bodies rivers manner contamination environment From Eduardo Serafin 0 likes 24 plays 0 Course Code GEGR10023 Publisher Neil Stuart Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created August 31st, 2020

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