1908
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.11777
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Catalogue systématique des mollusques (gastropodes prosobranches et polyplacophores). Tome XIII / par R. Horst et M.M. Schepman.

Abstract: Pays-Bas **); mais, à quelques exceptions près, non pas celle des pièces osseuses détachées, qui sont déposées, ainsi que les parties molles, dans le Cabinet d'anatomie comparée. On s'est toutefois abstenu de faire preuve d'érudition par un étalage superflu des synonymes de chaque *) La Revue générale des Oiseaux de proie publiée par le Prince BoNAPARTE dans la Revue et Magazin de Zoologie, Sept. 1850, p. 476 à 492, n'est, en effet, que l'extrait d'un grand travail sur les oiseaux de proie, resté manuscrit mai… Show more

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“…This could be accomplished easily by a postdevelopment exposure thorough enough to harmlessly convert all diazo groups into carboxyl groupings so that no initiating groups remain to cause cross-linking during the postbake. It has been previously shown (10) that such exposed resist does not begin to in- Accordingly, an experiment was carried out in which several wafers, having each of the three adhesion promotion treatments used previously, were either exposed or not exposed to u.v. after development.…”
Section: Stripping Residuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This could be accomplished easily by a postdevelopment exposure thorough enough to harmlessly convert all diazo groups into carboxyl groupings so that no initiating groups remain to cause cross-linking during the postbake. It has been previously shown (10) that such exposed resist does not begin to in- Accordingly, an experiment was carried out in which several wafers, having each of the three adhesion promotion treatments used previously, were either exposed or not exposed to u.v. after development.…”
Section: Stripping Residuesmentioning
confidence: 99%