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Melancholia La morte di un padre e la fine delle certezze dell’Occidente

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By Daniel K Schreiber
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Rimango in ascolto delle onde, delle barche e dei gabbiani, e anche delle voci isolate della città. Mentre sono ancora aletto, dalla piccola finestra della stanza scorgo l’acqua del Rio di San Polo, che qualche metro più in là sfocia nel Canal Grande, a pochi passi dal Centro Tedesco di Studi Veneziani nel Palazzo Barbarigo, dove mi trovo per qualche giorno. Non solo il profumo delle lenzuola, anche l’arredo e la stessa piccola stanza degli ospiti sembrano provenire da un’altra epoca.
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This! And actually it compounds: what could have been a 20 line PR, becomes a 100 lines. Then inflated comments on that!

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By Daniel K Schreiber
| DEV Community
This! And actually it compounds: what could have been a 20 line PR, becomes a 100 lines. Then inflated comments on that!
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Corrosion sensitivity of 304 stainless steel to KOH vs. LiOH in nuclear pressurized water reactor water chemistry

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By Fu-Yun Tsai, Chuanzhen Zhou, Minsung Hong, Kayla H. Yano, Ryan Schoell, Daniel K Schreiber, Peter Hosemann, Djamel Kaoumi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Lithium hydroxide (LiOH) is currently used to control the pH of reactor coolant in pressurized water reactors (PWRs), helping to mitigate corrosion caused by boric acid added for reactivity control. However, the cost and demand for isotopically enriched Li-7 have risen significantly since 2015.
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