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... discussed below in Section III , B . Lithium , beryllium , and boron are elements of lower atomic number than carbon , from which films of lower electron - scattering power could , at least in principle , be prepared . To date , no ...
... discussed below in Section III , B . Lithium , beryllium , and boron are elements of lower atomic number than carbon , from which films of lower electron - scattering power could , at least in principle , be prepared . To date , no ...
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... discussed . The nonempirical calculation of the dipole moments of proteins is exceedingly difficult because of their exceptionally high polarity and there is therefore no satisfactory expression for such cal- culations . Accordingly ...
... discussed . The nonempirical calculation of the dipole moments of proteins is exceedingly difficult because of their exceptionally high polarity and there is therefore no satisfactory expression for such cal- culations . Accordingly ...
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Sydney J. Leach. not be discussed here . Only the dielectric relaxation of polyamino acids will be discussed in this chapter . It is known that polyamino acids may take up two distinctly different conformations . One of them is known ...
Sydney J. Leach. not be discussed here . Only the dielectric relaxation of polyamino acids will be discussed in this chapter . It is known that polyamino acids may take up two distinctly different conformations . One of them is known ...
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Electron Microscopy | 2 |
Ultraviolet Absorption | 3 |
Dielectric Properties of Proteins | 7 |
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