Salt intake in a sample of adult population of Novi Sad

Popović, Milenko

doi:10.2298/ns20130426popovic

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“…Right after determining the moisture content, the film samples (1x1cm 2 ), dried to the constant mass, were used to determine the film solubility according to the method of Popović (2013). Film samples were immersed in deionized water at room temperature for 30 min, with stirring.…”

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Shellac resin effect on the properties of zein film

Šuput,

Popović,

Hromiš

et al. 2023

J Proc Ener Agri

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In this paper, zein-based films with the addition of shellac were synthesized by lamination on the existing dry zein film (L samples) and by adding shellac alcohol solution during the synthesis of zein film in a ratio of 50-50 by casting process (M samples). Zein films without the addition of shellac were designated as control samples. Physico-chemical (thickness, moisture content and solubility), mechanical (tensile strength and elongation at break) and barrier characteristics (water vapor permeability) were examined for all samples. The resulting films were transparent, glossy, light yellow (control) to ocher (samples with shellac), flexible, and non-sticky. The results showed significantly higher values of elongation at the break of the samples with shellac (11.49% for M and 18.99% for L) compared to the control (7.14%). Significantly lower water vapor permeability values were found, 10.04 g/(m²ꞏh) for L, and 18.41 g/(m²ꞏ h) for M, compared to the control pure zein film (40.33 g/(m² ꞏh)).

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Section: 𝑀𝐶 % 100 •mentioning

confidence: 99%

Shellac resin effect on the properties of zein film

Šuput,

Popović,

Hromiš

et al. 2023

J Proc Ener Agri

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“…Asked by the Prince, the French diplomat sketched a counter-draft of a Serbian constitution, exposed it in eight particular items, and of course, reported on the subject to his minister in Paris. 26 In short, he suggested the separation of powers, and the independence of the judiciary with immovable judges of the highest court of law. As to the other state powers he suggested that the legislative power should be conferred to the Prince, together with a Senate of notables and the National Assembly.…”

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“…Its publishing had to wait until the 1990s. 62 The language of the manuscript was old fashioned and preceded the re-form introduced by Vuk Karadžić. It had to be adapted to the modern orthography and many words used in the manuscript had to be explained to a modern reader, so that a glossary was attached to the volume.…”

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Arduous path to constitutionalism: Serbian constitutional developments in the first half of the nineteenth century

Popović¹

2019

Pravni zapisi

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Serbian nation building began in 1815, with the achievement of home rule. The Sultan granted autonomy to the Serbs in 1830 and the first constitutional ideas emerged immediately within the framework of designing autonomous institutions by the Serbs themselves. Those ideas were prevailingly modern, although the authors of the constitution drafts for the Serbian vassal state, who remain unknown to date, did not properly understand some western concepts. That was evident in the contacts with foreign diplomats. The National Assembly adopted the first constitution in 1835. It was a mixture of the liberal ideas of its drafter with the aspirations of the Prince who favoured unchecked exercise of power. The foreign powers were dissatisfied with the 1835 Constitution and urged the Prince to suspend it only a month after the adoption. In 1838 the Sultan gave a constitution to the vassal state of Serbia. It provided for oligarchy as the form of government and remained in force for decades. Neither of the two constitutions relied on a liberal settlement. However, the ideas were slowly developing as regards the pillars of constitutionalism -the separation of powers, fundamental rights and the rule of law. When teaching of law set foot in Serbia in the 1840s the constitutional concepts exposed in the university were far ahead of the provisions of the constitution in force.

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“…šikimat-arogenat put acetat-malonat put (poliketidni) mješoviti biosintetski put Šikimat-arogenat put počinje reakcijom fosfoenol-piruvata (PEP) i D-eritrozo-4-fosfata u kojoj nastaje 3-deoksi-D-arabino-7-fosfo-heptulozonska kiselina, a od nje nizom veoma složenih hemijskih reakcija nastaje šikimska kiselina kao centralni prekursor u ovom biosintetskom putu (Popović, 2001) (slika 3.5.). (1) enzimski kompleks; (2) 3-dehidrohinat-sintetaza; (3) 3-dehidrohinat-dehidrataza; (4) šikimat-dehidroganeza; (5) šikimat-kinaza; (6) 3-fosfošikimat-1-karboksivinil-transferaza (EPSP-sintetaza); (7) horizmat-sintetaza; (8) horizmat-mutaza; (9) prefenatdehidrataza; (10) prefenat-dehidroganaza; (11) tirozin-transaminaza; (12) fenilalanil-amino-liaza (PLA); (13) tirozinamino-liaza (TAL); (14) cinamat-4-hidroksilaza (C4H).…”

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Antioxidant, antimicrobial andantimutagenic potencial of the Myrtuscomunis L.

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Salt intake in a sample of adult population of Novi Sad

Cited by 4 publications

References 110 publications

Shellac resin effect on the properties of zein film

Shellac resin effect on the properties of zein film

Arduous path to constitutionalism: Serbian constitutional developments in the first half of the nineteenth century

Antioxidant, antimicrobial andantimutagenic potencial of the Myrtuscomunis L.

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