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... transition state is formed by the combination of two ions , a change in ionic strength affects the equilibrium between these reac- tant ions and the transition state , altering the concentration of the tran- sition state for a given ...
... transition state is formed by the combination of two ions , a change in ionic strength affects the equilibrium between these reac- tant ions and the transition state , altering the concentration of the tran- sition state for a given ...
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... transition state , the energy of the transition state does not depend upon the isotopic mass . Consequently , the hydrogen - containing species requires less activa- tion energy than the deuterium - containing species , for it has more ...
... transition state , the energy of the transition state does not depend upon the isotopic mass . Consequently , the hydrogen - containing species requires less activa- tion energy than the deuterium - containing species , for it has more ...
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... transitions - types of phase changes - are observed both in cell membranes and in model phospholipid systems . In anhydrous phospholipids , a transition is found much below the normal capillary melting point and is evident from ...
... transitions - types of phase changes - are observed both in cell membranes and in model phospholipid systems . In anhydrous phospholipids , a transition is found much below the normal capillary melting point and is evident from ...
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