Undoing Racism in America

Vora, Erika; Vora, Jay A.

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“…This may be attribute to the formation of strong intermetallic compounds between Si p and elements of the matrix. Results show that the current corrosion lowering and slightly decreased in Ecorr with increasing inhibitor concentration of K 2 CrO 4 bring out the fact that for inhibitor being adsorbed on the metal surface and suppresses metal dissolution and reduction reactions because of which the corrosion rate decrease appreciably [23][24][25][26].…”

Section: Polarization Measurementsmentioning

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THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF Zn-4Al (AC43A) AND Sip/(Zn-4Al) COMPOSITES IN AN ARTIFICIAL SEA WATER

Omar

Kandil

2006

JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences

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The corrosion behavior of the cast Zn-4Al and Si/(Zn-4Al) alloys when attacked by 3.5% NaCl solution at different temperatures, 31, 40, 50, and 60 0 C was investigated. The Tafel intercept logarithmic polarization methods was utilized for determining the corrosion parameters. Some corrosion kinetic and mechanistic parameters have been studied in the absence and presence various concentration of K 2 CrO 4. The study indicated that the percentage inhibition efficiency increased with the increase of the inhibitor concentration and decreased with increase of solution temperature. The activation energy of corrosion increased by the increase of both the corrosion rate and temperature. The addition of Si particles into Zn-4Al can greatly improve the corrosion resistance and has a significant effect on the Tafel polarization measurements. The corrosion resistance increase with increasing the volume fraction of Si-Particles.

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Section: Polarization Measurementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF Zn-4Al (AC43A) AND Sip/(Zn-4Al) COMPOSITES IN AN ARTIFICIAL SEA WATER

Omar

Kandil

2006

JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences

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Theological, Denominational, and Organizational Influences on Ecumenical Involvement between Black and White Churches

Barnes

2009

J Afr Am St

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This study examines the relationship between denominational, theological, and organizational indicators and ecumenism between Black and White churches based on a national sample of Black churches across seven denominations and logistic regression modeling. Findings suggest that denominational and organizational indicators are consistently important in explaining ecumenism. Churches associated with the Presbyterian, United Methodist, and African Methodist Episcopal Zion traditions are more likely than Baptists to engage in ecumenism. Furthermore, congregations that: have larger memberships; are located in rural areas; are frequently exposed to sermonic references to racial situations; sponsor youth programs; and, have formally educated pastors are more likely to engage in ecumenical activities.

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Prejudice Awareness Through Cultural Self-Knowledge Development: Going Beyond the Contact Reduces Prejudice Hypothesis

Hosokawa

2012

Journal of Family Psychotherapy

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This article challenges the simplicity of Allport's contact reduces prejudice hypothesis by emphasizing the importance of addressing previously learned cultural beliefs and attitudes as a possible factor in prejudice development and reduction. These cultural beliefs and attitudes were studied through classroom assignments where this type of learning can be explored. Data were collected from students in a graduate cross-cultural course after students' completion of a cultural self-assessment paper and a paper based on interviewing an ethnic family. These data revealed that, through a process of cultural self-knowledge development and later contact with an ethnic family, prejudice awareness appeared to occur, which has the potential to reduce prejudice.

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Undoing Racism in America

Cited by 9 publications

References 1 publication

THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF Zn-4Al (AC43A) AND Sip/(Zn-4Al) COMPOSITES IN AN ARTIFICIAL SEA WATER

THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF Zn-4Al (AC43A) AND Sip/(Zn-4Al) COMPOSITES IN AN ARTIFICIAL SEA WATER

Theological, Denominational, and Organizational Influences on Ecumenical Involvement between Black and White Churches

Prejudice Awareness Through Cultural Self-Knowledge Development: Going Beyond the Contact Reduces Prejudice Hypothesis

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