Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli
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Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli
Summary
Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli is a doctoral thesis[1].
Key Facts
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli authored Aaron Brewer[2].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's instance of is recorded as written work[4].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's OCLC number is recorded as 1100482956[5].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's language of work or name is recorded as English[6].
- +2019-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli[7].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's main subject is recorded as chemical weathering[8].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's main subject is recorded as rare earth element[9].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's work available at URL is recorded as http://hdl.handle.net/1773/43590[10].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1069725', 'amount': '+146'}[11].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's Handle ID is recorded as 1773/43590[12].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's title is recorded as Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli[13].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's thesis submitted to is recorded as University of Washington[14].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/University of Washington[15].
- Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli's thesis committee member is recorded as Fang-Zhen Teng[16].
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Recorded instance of include doctoral thesis[3] and written work[4].
History and Context
+2019-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Magnesium isotope fractionation associated with biotic and abiotic weathering -and- developing a scalable method for rare earth element extraction from non-traditional feedstocks using engineered Escherichia coli[7].