Monthly Archives: March 2015

Conceptions about Drinking Water of 10th Graders and Undergraduates

by scirp Posted on March 25, 2015

Author(s)： Christian Fremerey*, Anne K. Liefländer, Franz X. Bogner ABSTRACT Any everyday subject may trigger individual conceptions either scientifically correct or naively shaped (misconceptions, alternative conceptions). For any educator, knowledge about a pupil’s individual perception may strongly support teaching success. … Continue reading →

Posted in JWARP | Tagged Alternative Conceptions, Drinking Water, Misconceptions, Water and Environment, Water Education | 65 Comments

Cycling of Carbon and Other Elements in a Beech Forest Hestehave, Jutland, Denmark, in the Past 50 Years

by scirp Posted on March 23, 2015

Author(s)： Folke O. Andersson ABSTRACT Plant biomass, primary production and mineral cycling in the beech forest (Fagus sylvatica L.), Hestehave in Jutland, Denmark were studied over a 50-year period. The role of the forest as a carbon sink was also … Continue reading →

Posted in OJF | Tagged Cycling of C, Deposition, Litterfall, N, P, Plant Biomass, Primary Production, S and Carbon Sink | 1,357 Comments

A One Century Record of Changes at Nenskra and Nakra River Basins Glaciers, Causasus Mountains, Georgia

by scirp Posted on March 20, 2015

Author(s)： Levan G. Tielidze, Lela Gadrani, Roman Kumladze ABSTRACT The article considers the variability of Nenskra and Nakra River basins glaciers’ parameters in the years of 1911-2014. Nenskra and Nakra River basins are located on the southern slope of the … Continue reading →

Posted in NS | Tagged Glaciers Dynamic, Glaciers of Georgia, Remote Sensing, South Caucasus Glaciers. | 4 Comments

Viscosity Transient Phenomenon during Drop Impact Testing and Its Simple Dynamics Model
Viscosity Transient Phenomenon during Drop Impact Testing and Its Simple Dynamics Model

by scirp Posted on March 17, 2015

Author(s)： Chen Liu, Yoshikazu Tanaka, Yukio Fujimoto ABSTRACT Most soft materials behave as if they were hardened when subjected to an impact force. The strain rate dependence of viscosity resistance is the reason for this behavior. The authors carried out … Continue reading →

Posted in WJM | Tagged Impact Force, Soft Material, Standard Linear Solid Model, Strain Rate Dependence, Viscosity Transient | 3 Comments

PM2.5 Pollution and Risk for Lung Cancer

by scirp Posted on March 9, 2015

Author(s)： David Hu, Juyuan Jiang ABSTRACT This study is focused on the linkage between lung cancer incidence rates and PM2.5 pollution. Researches conducted by leading research organizations in U.S. and Europe were reviewed and analyzed, and strong evidence exists that … Continue reading →

Posted in JEP | Tagged lung cancer, pm2.5, smog | 2 Comments

Electric Vehicles Analysis inside Electric Mobility Looking for Energy Efficient and Sustainable Metropolis

by scirp Posted on March 2, 2015

Author(s)： Miguel Edgar Morales Udaeta, Carolina Attas Chaud, André Luiz Veiga Gimenes, Luiz Claudio Ribeiro Galvao ABSTRACT This paper aims to study and evaluate electric mobility over time, focusing on the development of the electric car. Methodologically, in order to … Continue reading →

Posted in OJEE | Tagged Electric Mobility, Electric Vehicle, Energy Analysis, EV Development, Metropolis, Sustainability | 99 Comments

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