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Archive for: Low Temperature Plasma

Application of atmospheric pressure plasmas for food safety

July 13, 2021/in Auburn University Agricultural Products / Food Production, Low Temperature Plasma /by alepscor
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Olfactometry analysis

July 13, 2021/in Alabama State University Agricultural Products / Food Production, Low Temperature Plasma /by alepscor
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Nanoparticle Treatment for Polymer Filler Compatibility

December 25, 2017/in Tuskegee University Agricultural Products / Food Production, Low Temperature Plasma /by alepscor
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Surface Chemistry

December 25, 2017/in University of Alabama Agricultural Products / Food Production, Low Temperature Plasma /by alepscor
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  2. To see the state-wide capabilities in a particular secondary capability, click the secondary capability (it will turn red and produce another map).
  3. To obtain more details, first, click on the secondary capability (turns red) then click on the institution’s dot to obtain a list of tertiary capabilities.