… nickel compounds, or the Mond process, which uses nickel … nickel compounds (eg, nickel
chloride, nickel nitrate). The welding of stainless steel and high-nickel alloys release nickel …

… This chapter focuses on the metabolism and toxicology of nickel. Nickel is an essential
trace metal for animal nutrition. Pathological alterations of nickel metabolism occur in several …

… of the catalytically active nickel species. A … of nickel compounds by organoaluminum
compounds, on the occurrence and existence of nickel hydrides, and on interactions between nickel(…

… The ultimate determination that nickel was essential for plant growth (1) depended heavily
… extremely low concentrations of nickel in plants. The establishment of nickel as an essential …

… -containing fertilizers are marketed and used in cases of nickel deficiency in plants. In … of
nickel is related to graphene, which was invented 10 years ago. Although nickel contamination …

… NICKEL in elemental form or alloyed with other metals and … nickel, highlights alloy
developments achieved to the present, and provides a discussion of the physical metallurgy of nickel …

… Divalent nickel is apparently the important oxidation state of nickel in biochemistry. Divalent
nickel forms a large number of complexes encompassing coordination numbers 4, 5, and 6, …

… nickel at 50 C forming nickel tetracarbony1(Ni(CO)4) which is in turn decomposed above
60 C to yield high purity nickel. This process has been in use in nickel refining since 1902. …

Human exposure to highly nickel-polluted environments, such as those associated with nickel
refining, electroplating, and welding, has the potential to produce a variety of pathologic …

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