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Transition (Kampala, Uganda) 1 record
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Transition metal alloys About this subjectopen_in_new 5 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Alloys (655 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Iridium alloys (3 records)
  2. Platinum alloys (4 records)
5 records
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Transition metal carbides.
Transition metal carbides About this subjectopen_in_new 13 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Carbides (88 records)
  2. Transition metal compounds (92 records)
Narrower term (in subject list):
  1. MXenes (15 records)
13 records
Transition metal carbides--Carbon content 2 records
2 records
Transition metal carbides--Effect of low temperatures on 1 record
1 record
Transition metal carbides--Electric properties 2 records
2 records
Transition metal carbides--Metallography 2 records
2 records
Transition metal carbides--Metallurgy 1 record
1 record
Transition metal catalysis 1 record
1 record
Transition metal catalysts About this subjectopen_in_new 49 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Metal catalysts (83 records)
Narrower term (in subject list):
  1. Ziegler-Natta catalysts (7 records)
49 records
Transition metal catalysts--Congresses 10 records
10 records
Transition metal complexes About this subjectopen_in_new 31 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Metal complexes (64 records)
  2. Transition metal compounds (92 records)
31 records
Transition metal complexes--Congresses 8 records
8 records
Transition metal complexes--Physiological effect 1 record
1 record
Transition metal complexes--Spectra 2 records
2 records
Transition metal complexes--Structure 1 record
1 record
Transition metal complexes--Therapeutic use--Testing 1 record
1 record
Transition metal compounds About this subjectopen_in_new 92 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Chemicals (155 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Actinium compounds (17 records)
  2. Cadmium compounds (10 records)
  3. Chromium compounds (18 records)
  4. Cobalt compounds (13 records)
  5. Copper compounds (21 records)
  6. Hafnium compounds (5 records)
  7. Hassium compounds (0 records)
  8. Iridium compounds (0 records)
  9. Iron compounds (24 records)
  10. Lanthanum compounds (12 records)
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  1. Manganese compounds (9 records)
  2. Manganese group compounds (0 records)
  3. Molybdenum compounds (30 records)
  4. Nickel compounds (10 records)
  5. Niobium compounds (4 records)
  6. Organotransition metal compounds (20 records)
  7. Osmium compounds (1 record)
  8. Palladium compounds (4 records)
  9. Platinum compounds (4 records)
  10. Refractory transition metal compounds (9 records)
  11. Rhenium compounds (5 records)
  12. Rhodium compounds (0 records)
  13. Ruthenium compounds (6 records)
  14. Silver compounds (6 records)
  15. Tantalum compounds (2 records)
  16. Titanium compounds (12 records)
  17. Transition metal carbides (13 records)
  18. Transition metal complexes (31 records)
  19. Transition metal halides (1 record)
  20. Transition metal hydrides (3 records)
  21. Transition metal nitrides (6 records)
  22. Transition metal oxides (26 records)
  23. Transition metal phosphides (0 records)
  24. Transition metal sulfur compounds (1 record)
  25. Tungsten compounds (19 records)
  26. Vanadium compounds (7 records)
  27. Yttrium compounds (2 records)
  28. Zinc compounds (15 records)
92 records
Transition metal compounds--Analysis 1 record
1 record
Transition metal compounds--Congresses 15 records
15 records

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