I A Theory of Affect for Mathematical Problem Solving.- 1 Affect and Learning: Causes and Consequences of Emotional Interactions.- 2 The Role of Affect in Mathematical Problem Solving.- 3 Describing the Affective Domain: Saying What We Mean.- II Studies of Learning.- 4 Affect in Schema Knowledge: Source and Impact.- 5 Aesthetic Influences on Expert Mathematical Problem Solving.- 6 Self-Confidence, Interest, Beliefs, and Metacognition: Key Influences on Problem-Solving Behavior.- 7 Information Technologies and Affect in Mathematical Experiences.- 8 Searching for Affect in the Solution of Story Problems in Mathematics.- III Studies of Teaching.- 9 Young Children's Emotional Acts While Engaged in Mathematical Problem Solving.- 10 Teaching Practices and Student Affect in Problem-Solving Lessons of Select Junior-High Mathematics Teachers.- 11 Affect and Problem Solving in an Elementary School Mathematics Classroom.- 12 Affective Factors and Computational Estimation Ability.- 13 Affective Issues in Teaching Problem Solving: A Teacher's Perspective.- IV Responses to the Theory.- 14 The Study of Affect and Mathematics: A Proposed Generic Model for Research.- 15 Psychological Conceptions of Mathematics and Emotion.- V Looking Back.- 16 Affect and Learning: Reflections and Prospects.- 17 Beliefs, Attitudes, and Emotions: New Views of Affect in Mathematics Education.- Author Index.

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An attractive agro-industrial by-product in environmental cleanup: dye biosorption potential of untreated olive pomace.

Salicylic acid is a drug responsible for many cases of intoxication since it is present in many medications and prescription drugs such as aspirin. Activated charcoal is the most used adsorbent for the treatment of poisoning cases and also pharmaceutical wastewaters. The applicability of polymeric resins for the salicylic acid adsorption is the objective of this research work. The adsorptive behavior of two different polymeric adsorbents has been compared with activated charcoal from an equilibrium and kinetic point of view. The effect of temperature on the adsorption process was addressed for all the adsorbents considered. Langmuir and Nitta isotherm models were used to fit equilibrium data for each of the adsorbents and temperature. A simple linear driving force model has been used to quantify intraparticle adsorption kinetics.

Adsorption of salicylic acid onto polymeric adsorbents and activated charcoal

Comparative study of the adsorption of phenol and salicylic acid from aqueous solution onto nonionic polymeric resins

Kinetics and equilibrium studies for the adsorption of Acid Red 57 from aqueous solutions onto calcined-alunite.

A package for thermal parametric pumping adsorptive processes

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A package for thermal parametric pumping adsorptive processes

Estadística: un análisis multivariante