Sprache und Sprechtätigkeit

Knobloch, Clemens

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Productivity and Referential Scope Of Motivations1

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“…So their frequency for these two referents is low. Yet, it has been possible to devote two monographs to the use of 'St John' in French dialects (Cramer 1931(Cramer ,1932 and in Slavic (Knobloch 1983), and one to that of the 'old woman' in Romance and Slavic (Alinei 1988b). Both motivations, in fact, can designate almost everything in real life: animals, plants, atmospheric phenomena, illnesses, manufacts, social customs, relatives, etc.…”

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Magico-Religious Motivations in European Dialects: A Contribution to Archaeolinguistics

Alinei¹

1997

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Magico-Religious Motivations in European Dialects: A Contribution to Archaeolinguistics

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“…), except for some experimental data on the solubility of PGE in different solvents [2, 14, 15, 16 ,17, 18], little is known about the mobility and speciation of this group of elements in the environment [19,20,21]. Similarly, only few data exist on the emission mechanisms and on the characteristics of the emitted particles [18,22,23,24]. Such studies are mostly limited to an assessment of the particle size distribution [2,18].…”

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New data on the mobility of Pt emitted from catalytic converters

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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry

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The mobility and speciation of Pt was investigated in dust deposited in highway tunnels and in gully sediments. For this, a sequential extraction technique was used in combination with a microwave digestion procedure, followed by detection of Pt with high resolution ICP-MS. A digestion procedure using HNO(3)/HCl/H(2)O(2) was developed and its efficiency tested for environmental materials. Total Pt contents ranged from approximately 100 to 300 microg/kg. The high share of chemically mobile Pt in the tunnel dust (up to about 40%) indicates that Pt is predominantly emitted in a mobile form from the converter. The absence of a mobile fraction in the gully sediment is explained by the elution of Pt by run-off. Except for the mobile and easily mobilised fractions none of the other fractions of the sequential extraction contains Pt, neither in the dust samples nor in the gully sediment.

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Nomination: Anatomie eines Begriffes

Knobloch¹

1996

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Magico-Religious Motivations in European Dialects: A Contribution to Archaeolinguistics

Magico-Religious Motivations in European Dialects: A Contribution to Archaeolinguistics

New data on the mobility of Pt emitted from catalytic converters

Nomination: Anatomie eines Begriffes

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