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Agnese Kukela

Ģeoloģisko zināšanu attīstība Senās valsts laikā Ēģiptē

Elektroniskā versija nesatur pielikumus

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Valorisation of Berry Pomace: From Waste to Bioactive Compounds

Fruits and berries are amongst the essential food components and their processing is a major direction of food industry.

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Waterless Cleaning Compositions with Disinfection Properties: Efficacy and Environmental Aspects / Bezûdens Tîrîðanas Lîdzekïi Ar Dezinficçjoðo Iedarbîbu: Efektivitâte Un Apkârtçjas Vides Aspekti

Abstract The microbial ecology of different indoor environments determines the human microbiome. Hence, cleaning and disinfection of indoor environments like hospitals, apartments, automobiles, etc. are of great importance. Nonaqueous surface cleaning preparations (SCPs) are often used for this purpose. A cleaning composition may contain the following compounds: primary surfactant, cosurfactant, solvent, cosolvent, organotropic (organic solubilizing) agent, hydrotropic (water solubilising) agent, water and salts, and special additives. In this paper, the efficacy of complex preparations is discussed, focusing on the chemical composition and testing methods. Particular attention is paid to q…

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Non-Destructive Methods for Evaluation of the State of Preservation in Historical Stone Monuments: The Case Study of the Step Pyramid in Saqqara

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Unknown Deformations on the Facades of the Pyramid of Khafre at Giza Pyramid Complex in Egypt

Abstract The pyramids of Giza in Egypt are the architectural heritage of ancient civilizations and for many thousand years served as great examples of ancient design, planning and construction solutions. Their scale is grandiose and the attempts of ancient architects to find perfect forms to ensure the structure stands for eternity are admirable. The initial geometry of the structures, their form, proportions and symmetry, was adapted to construction material and technologies available at that time. However, during more than 4500 years these monuments were damaged and partly destroyed; some pyramids were razed to the ground due to construction faults and seismic activity. The second largest…

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