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... parameter " g , " the product can be replaced by = μμ ( 29 ) The parameter g must be calculated using the statistical mechanics of liquids . The value of the g parameter indicates the orientation of each molecule relative to its ...
... parameter " g , " the product can be replaced by = μμ ( 29 ) The parameter g must be calculated using the statistical mechanics of liquids . The value of the g parameter indicates the orientation of each molecule relative to its ...
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... parameter . The numerical value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 1. The geometrical significance of this parameter is given in Fig . 3 as the angle 20. It must be shown first that the plot of é against gives a circular plot . Starting ...
... parameter . The numerical value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 1. The geometrical significance of this parameter is given in Fig . 3 as the angle 20. It must be shown first that the plot of é against gives a circular plot . Starting ...
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Sydney J. Leach. calculate the parameter r from the initial slope of the buildup curve for sufficiently low field strength by the relation ( dan ) . = dt → 0 60Ano r + 1 ( 34 ) Another method for determining the parameter r is the area ...
Sydney J. Leach. calculate the parameter r from the initial slope of the buildup curve for sufficiently low field strength by the relation ( dan ) . = dt → 0 60Ano r + 1 ( 34 ) Another method for determining the parameter r is the area ...
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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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