MOspace Institutional Repository
The MOspace Institutional Repository is an online repository for creative and scholarly works and other resources created by faculty, students, and staff at the University of Missouri--Columbia and the University of Missouri--Kansas City. MOspace makes these resources freely available on the web and assures their preservation for the future.
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Simulation of carbon dioxide concentrator
(University of Missouri--Columbia, 1976)"Recycling of most of the consumables in manned spacecraft becomes essential in extended missions. The most urgent task is to supply a continuous stream of breathable oxygen to the cabin to balance the consumption. This ... -
The prediction of concentration and residual stress due to high temperature electroplating
(University of Missouri--Columbia, 1970)This research was carried out to further investigate the high temperature electroplating process, in particular, to develop simple computer programs to evaluate the concentration and residual stress present. The programs, ... -
Economic analysis of winter vegetable markets in Tunisia
(University of Missouri--Columbia, 1985)The rapid development of the non-traditional winter vegetable industry in Tunisia has resulted frequently in domestic market saturation and depressed prices. Frequent complaints suggest that the existing pricing system has ... -
The centrique part : John Donne's Elegies
(University of Missouri--Columbia, 1987)"An extended study of the Elegies of John Donne is long overdue. Beyond such notable exceptions as "Going to Bed," "The Perfume," and "The Bracelet," the Elegies, overall, constitute a neglected area of Donne's canon. In ... -
An analysis of record systems for farm management
(University of Missouri--Columbia, 1968)This study was designed to provide information as to the efficiency of EDP farm record systems in meeting the record requirements of large multiple-enterprise farming operations. Because of the many questions raised about ...