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chromium oxide
Known as:
CHROMIC OXIDE
, chromic oxide (Cr2O3)
, chromium (III) oxide
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Chromium Compounds
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Chromium Hydroxide Green
chromium dioxide
chromium oxide hydrate
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2010
2010
Ytterbium oxide has the same accuracy as chromic oxide for estimating variations of faecal dry matter output in dairy cows fed a total mixed ration at two feeding levels
R. Delagardea
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E. Pérez-RamírezA
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J. L. Peyrauda
2010
Corpus ID: 73646782
Daily herbage intake by ruminants at grazing can be estimated from faecal output and herbage digestibility. Chromic oxide has…
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1998
1998
Short Communication Apparent digestibility of various oilseed cakes/meals in African catfish diets
O. Fagbenro
Aquaculture International
1998
Corpus ID: 9327599
Fish meal, the conventional dietary protein source for aquaculture species, which constitutes 40–60% of the total cost of…
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1996
1996
Effect of rye level, fat source and enzyme supplementation on fat utilization, diet metabolizable energy, intestinal viscosity and performance of broiler chickens
S. Smulikowska
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A. Mieczkowska
1996
Corpus ID: 54979492
T w o experiments were conducted on 272 young broiler cockerels to determine the effect o f rye level, degree o f saturation o f…
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1979
1979
Radio-opaque pellets as faecal markers for faecal fat estimation in malabsorption.
F. Simpson
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G. Hall
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J. Kelleher
,
M. Losowsky
Gut
1979
Corpus ID: 32288925
Thirty-seven patients undergoing routine investigation for malabsorption were given radio-opaque pellets (ROP) which were…
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1978
1978
The influence of dietary fat levels and environmental temperature on digestible energy and absorbability of animal fat in catfish diets.
J. Andrews
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M. W. Murray
,
J. M. Davis
Journal of NutriLife
1978
Corpus ID: 4508150
A study was conducted on the effects of three dietary levels of animal fat (5%, 10%, and 15%) and two environmental temperatures…
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1978
1978
Absorption of magnesium by the young steer
J. Horn
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R. H. Smith
British Journal of Nutrition
1978
Corpus ID: 8023101
1. Steers with rumen and simple duodenal cannulas were allowed to graze pasture or were given diets of dried grass or flaked…
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1969
1969
Recovery of chromic oxide administered in paper to grazing steers.
H. Kiesling
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H. Barry
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A. B. Nelson
,
C. H. Herbel
Journal of Animal Science
1969
Corpus ID: 37456196
1965
1965
MOLECULAR VIBRATIONS OF QUINONES. 3. PREPARATION AND INFRARED SPECTRA (SOLUTION AND VAPOR) OF P-BENZOQUINONE-D1, P-BENZOQUINONE-2,5-D2, P-BENZOQUINONE-2,6-D2, P-BENZOQUINONE-18O2, AND P-BENZOQUINONE…
H. Ziffer
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E. Charney
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E. Becker
Journal of Chemical Physics
1965
Corpus ID: 21052448
Three specifically deuterated quinones, p‐benzoquinone‐d1, ‐2,5‐d2, and ‐2,6‐d2, have been prepared by a scheme involving (1) the…
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Highly Cited
1954
Highly Cited
1954
Measurement of feed intake by grazing cattle and sheep. 6. The determation of chromic oxide in faeces.
K. Christian
,
M. Coup
1954
Corpus ID: 102153426
1953
1953
Electrical Properties of Chromium Oxide–Alumina Catalysts
R. Chaplin
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P. Chapman
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R. H. Griffith
Nature
1953
Corpus ID: 4155212
SOME examples of relations between the activity and the electrical conductivity of catalyst surfaces have been described, notably…
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