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2014, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
Applied Geochemistry
Mineralogical and chemical evolution of ochreous precipitates from the Libiola Fe–Cu-sulfide mine (Eastern Liguria, Italy)2012 •
Applied Geochemistry
Mineralogy and trace element association in an acid mine drainage iron oxide precipitate; comparison of selective extractions1998 •
International Journal of Coal Geology
Comparative mineralogical study of thermally-altered coal-dump waste, natural rocks and the products of laboratory heating experiments2014 •
The Canadian Mineralogist
MINERALOGY OF WEATHERING PRODUCTS OF Fe-As-Sb MINE WASTES AND SOILS AT SEVERAL Sb DEPOSITS IN SLOVAKIA2012 •
Romanian Journal of Ecology & Environmental Chemistry
Mineral precipitates from mine water as adsorbents -Part I- Site-specific characterization of natural depositsSecondary minerals and mixtures of Fe-Al compounds such as oxohydroxy and hydroxosulfates can be naturally generated from mine water in response to oxidation /bio-oxidation, mixing, evaporation and neutralization processes. Deposits observed in significant quantities, with very high iron content, from the mining perimeters of Certej-Coranda, Rosia Montana, and Boita Hateg were sampled and characterized. Schwertmannite and Goethite can function as adsorbents after drying or further processing. In both cases, the chemical analysis of the product is important in order to promote it to potential users. A preliminary evaluation of the adsorption capacity for As(III) was performed for the original material and for products obtained after calcination. Depending on calcination temperature, adsorption capacity decreases, and a leveling effect can be observed, most probably due to pore sinterizing and transformation to hematite, irrespective of the initial mineral.
Obradoiro de Historia Moderna
Lopes, Maria Antónia (2023). MUJERES URBANAS Y TRABAJO AUTÓNOMO EN LA EDAD MODERNA PORTUGUESA (COIMBRA, 1500-1834), Obradoiro de Historia Moderna, (32). https://doi.org/10.15304/ohm.32.88062023 •
URBAN WOMEN AND AUTONOMOUS WORK IN EARLY MODERN PORTUGAL (COIMBRA, 1500-1834) This article analyses the economic activities developed by women in a Portuguese city, Coimbra, during the Early Modern Age, assessing their numerical significance, their protagonism and their decision-making capacity in the socioeconomic life of the city. Coimbra was then a medium-sized city, an episcopal and university seat; however, under this image of a traditional city, it had an intense economic activity that was managed and supervised by the City Hall, especially with regard to the daily supply of goods. After clarifying the legal status of Portuguese women in terms of property and work —which is still the subject of misunderstandings— it is emphasized that marital status was not a determining factor in the exercise of autonomous professions. Drawing on administrative sources and using a quantitative approach, the paper focuses on women who were self-employed rather than salaried workers. It establishes that women appear in multiple activities (about one hundred professions); that they were two-thirds of self-employed merchants, both in the mid-17th century and in the early 19th century; that most commercial activities were not segregated by gender, and men and women performed them in competition; that in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries women obtained examination charters and were integrated into the guilds of about ten trades, as the closure of guilds to women only occurred during the eighteenth century; and that, although economic activities were intensely regulated and supervised by municipal authorities, women often offered passive or active resistance to this regulation. Keywords: women; trade; handicrafts; self-employment; women’s agency. Este artículo estudia las actividades económicas desarrolladas por las mujeres en una ciudad portuguesa, Coimbra, durante la edad moderna, valorando su importancia numérica, su protagonismo y su capacidad de decisión en la vida socioeconómica de la urbe. Se trataba de una ciudad de tamaño mediano, sede episcopal y universitaria, pero bajo esta imagen de ciudad tradicional, tenía una intensa actividad económica que era gestionada y vigilada por la Cámara Municipal, en especial lo referente al suministro diario. Después de aclarar la situación jurídica de las mujeres portuguesas en términos de propiedad y de trabajo —que todavía es objeto de malentendidos—, se subraya que el estado civil no fue determinante para el ejercicio de profesiones autónomas. Utilizando fuentes administrativas y un tratamiento cuantitativo, el artículo se centra en las mujeres que trabajaban por cuenta propia y no en las asalariadas. Se concluye que las mujeres aparecen en múltiples actividades (cerca de cien profesiones diferentes); que eran dos tercios de los comerciantes autónomos, tanto a mediados del siglo XVII como a principios del XIX; que la mayoría de las actividades comerciales no estaban segregadas por género, y hombres y mujeres las realizaban en competencia; que en los siglos XVI y XVII, las mujeres obtenían cartas de examen y estaban integradas en los gremios de una decena de oficios, ya que el cierre de los gremios a las mujeres solo se dio durante el siglo XVIII; y que, si bien las actividades económicas estaban intensamente reguladas y supervisadas por las autoridades municipales, las mujeres a menudo ofrecían resistencia, pasiva o activa a esa regulación. Palabras clave: mujeres, comercio, artesanado, trabajo por cuenta propia, women’s agency.
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Perfectionism, Anxiety and Career Distress -Insight from Undergraduate / Postgraduate Final Year Students2024 •
postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies
Spacetime, Connectivity, Multipolarity, Juxtaposition2024 •
European Urology Supplements
120 TRPV4 in the Urothelium of the Urogenital Tract. A Co-Localization Between TRPV4 and Adherence Junctions in Human Kidney, Ureter & Urinary Bladder Suggest Involvement of TRPV4 in Stretch Sensation2010 •
Arturo C. Ruiz Rodríguez y la arqueología íbera en Jaén [recurso electrónico]: Homenaje a 50 años de trayectoria / Coordinan Carmen Rísquez Cuenca…[ et al.] -- Jaén : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Jaén, 2024.
Miradas y memorias de un proyecto de investigación: a propósito del oppidum ibero de Puente Tablas (Jaén).2024 •
Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dentistry
Remineralization of eroded enamel by a NaF rinse containing a novel calcium phosphate agent in an in situ model: a pilot study2010 •
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union
Binational collaboration to study Gulf of Mexico's harmful algae2012 •
Jurnal Ilmiah Manajemen, Ekonomi, & Akuntansi (MEA)
Literasi Keuangan Digital, Keberlanjutan Usaha Industri Kecil Dan Menengah Serta Dampaknya Terhadap Kesejahteraan KeuanganThe Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India
Socio-Demographic, Reproductive and Clinical Profile of Women Diagnosed with Advanced Cervical Cancer in a Tertiary Care Institute of Delhi2016 •
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, India Section B: Biological Sciences
Novel Alginate Frankincense Oil Blend Films for Biomedical Applications2019 •