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Page 105
... bands , rather than lines , are observed because of the superposition of rotational structure . upon the vibrational . ( A discussion of rotational structure and the differ- ence between band maxima and band origins is omitted here ...
... bands , rather than lines , are observed because of the superposition of rotational structure . upon the vibrational . ( A discussion of rotational structure and the differ- ence between band maxima and band origins is omitted here ...
Page 107
... band wavelengths given by Beaven and Holiday ( 1952 ) . Relative in- tensities are estimated . The B and C vibrations apparently give rise to the observable bands , and the spectra can be interpreted in terms of these vibrational modes ...
... band wavelengths given by Beaven and Holiday ( 1952 ) . Relative in- tensities are estimated . The B and C vibrations apparently give rise to the observable bands , and the spectra can be interpreted in terms of these vibrational modes ...
Page 108
... band origin of benzene ( vapor ) . With respect to the position of the band origin in the spectrum of L - phenylalanine at pH 2 ; positive numbers indicate a red shift . The observed red shift of the phenylalanine spectrum compared to ...
... band origin of benzene ( vapor ) . With respect to the position of the band origin in the spectrum of L - phenylalanine at pH 2 ; positive numbers indicate a red shift . The observed red shift of the phenylalanine spectrum compared to ...
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Electron Microscopy of Globular Proteins | 2 |
Dielectric Properties of Proteins 7 | 7 |
The Enhancement of Contrast | 21 |
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