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... organic systems , many of biological interest . In many of these couples , hydrogen ions are involved , so that the potential depends upon the pH of the solution as well as upon the concentration ratio of the organic components of the ...
... organic systems , many of biological interest . In many of these couples , hydrogen ions are involved , so that the potential depends upon the pH of the solution as well as upon the concentration ratio of the organic components of the ...
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... Organic Chemistry , Academic Press , New York , 1969. An excellent introduction and intermediate - level treatment . Britton Chance , Takashi Yonetani , and Albert S. Mildvan , Eds . , Probes of Structure and Function of Macromolecules ...
... Organic Chemistry , Academic Press , New York , 1969. An excellent introduction and intermediate - level treatment . Britton Chance , Takashi Yonetani , and Albert S. Mildvan , Eds . , Probes of Structure and Function of Macromolecules ...
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... Organic Photochemistry , Cambridge University Press , 1974. Emphasizes applications to organic reactions . Malcolm Dole , Ed . , The Radiation Chemistry of Macromolecules , 2 vols . , Academic Press , New York , 1973. Detailed and ...
... Organic Photochemistry , Cambridge University Press , 1974. Emphasizes applications to organic reactions . Malcolm Dole , Ed . , The Radiation Chemistry of Macromolecules , 2 vols . , Academic Press , New York , 1973. Detailed and ...
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