Szumera et al., 2005 - Google Patents
Spectroscopic study of biologically active glassesSzumera et al., 2005
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- Szumera M
- Wacławska I
- Mozgawa W
- Sitarz M
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- Journal of molecular structure
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It is known that the chemical activity phenomenon is characteristic for some inorganic glasses and they are able to participate in biological processes of living organisms (plants, animals and human bodies). An example here is the selective removal of silicate–phosphate …
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