The mechanisms of crystallization and transformation of calcium carbonates

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1. Experimental studies in high temperature aqueous chemistry at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
2. Phase changes and chemical reactions in solid aqueous solutions: Science and technology
3. The mechanisms of crystallization and transformation of calcium carbonates
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5. Solubilities of the common L-α-amino acids as a function of temperature and solution pH
6. Solubility data in physicochemical data collections and data banks
7. On the use of semiempirical electrolyte theories for modeling of solution chemical data
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