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In this study, five groups of the same common asphalt, respectively, experienced five-cycle ageing by RTFOT at 163[degrees]C with respective ageing duration and recycling by adding rejuvenator at certain content.

Experimental Investigation on Asphalt Binders Ageing Behavior and Rejuvenating Feasibility in Multicycle Repeated Ageing and Recycling

Rejuvenator. The effect of different rejuvenators on recycled asphalt mixtures was investigated using MD simulation by Ding et al.

The State-of-the-Art Review on Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Asphalt Binder

Isacsson, "Application of FTIR-ATR to characterization of bitumen rejuvenator diffusion," Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, vol.

Effect of Nanoadditives on Bitumen Aging Resistance: A Critical Review

The fragrance of wet earth bottled by perfumeries in Kannauj, its use in the Unani, Ayurvedic and naturopathic systems of medicine, and in health spas as a rejuvenator and cleanser, are only some additional examples.

Shifting Sands in the Language of Clay

Now NeoStrata Company, Inc., aims to reverse the problem with Exuviance Age Reverse Hand Rejuvenator ($65), an intensive two-step 10% citric acid peel treatment formulated to lift away dull rough patches, diminish signs of aging on hands, and restore hydration for firmer, younger looking skin.

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Gilca, "An overview on ashwagandha: a rasayana (rejuvenator) of ayurveda," African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines, vol.

Treatment of Nonclassic 11-Hydroxylase Deficiency with Ashwagandha Root

It has been widely described as a rejuvenator in Ayurvedic medicine.

Improved Lipid Profile Associated with Daily Consumption of Tri-Sura-Phon in Healthy Overweight Volunteers: An Open-Label, Randomized Controlled Trial

Also, date palms (Phoenix dactylifera) (45,46) are considered a general tonic, rejuvenator, and cooling agent in traditional medicine practice.

The practice of ethnomedicine in the Northern and Southern provinces of Oman

If the cycle is, instead, a regular product of the American constitutional order, it may recurrently require the president to play the key role of system rejuvenator (Nichols 2011).

Reagan reorders the political regime: a historical--institutional approach to analysis of change

But Loki, who transformed into a falcon, retrieved Idunn (a name translated as "the rejuvenator" or "industrious") along with the apples, so the Norse deities regained their youth and power.

Apple mythology: folklore and seasonal traditions

(102) It's therefore not surprising that acetyl-L-carnitine (ALC), which is created from acetylation of carnitine in the mitochondria, is a powerful mitochondrial rejuvenator. When paired with alpha-lipoic acid in a nonalcoholic fatty liver mouse model, ALC enhanced the content and size of the mitochondria in the liver.

Mitochondria: overlooking these small organelles can have huge clinical consequences in treating virtually every disease

The Grease Joint Rejuvenator lets a technician unclog joints in just a few seconds, without having to remove the fitting, and/or disassemble the joint to properly grease it.