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Karl W. Böeria. Thus, the introduction of air or an iodine containing fluid into the cerebral ventricles or subarachnoid space allows these structures to be seen, and similarly, contrast media can be injected into the blood vessels of the brain to give an image of the vascular tree.

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Karl W. Böeria. Thus, the introduction of air or an iodine containing fluid into the cerebral ventricles or subarachnoid space allows these structures to be seen, and similarly, contrast media can be injected into the blood vessels of the brain to give an image of the vascular tree.

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Karl W. Böerechanics. Important aspects of natural and anthropogenic radioactivity that play a criticalrole for some of the analytical techniques are also emphasized. The textbook also provides principals and applications of spectroscopic methods for characterization of cultural heritage objects. It describes t

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i.e., 500’1000 cm.) quantities of small (several hundredths of a micron in radius) particles. Arctic-derived air masses are enriched in large (i.e, ∼ 0.3 μ) particles compared to Pacific Marine air masses, whereas the opposite trend is found for smaller, Aitken, particles. The smaller particles are