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... Chapter VII , Wiley , New York , 1971. Experimental methods . Jürg Waser , Basic Chemical Thermodynamics , W. A. Benjamin , Menlo Park , Calif . , 1966 . Chapters 1 and 2 expand on the material in this chapter and provide more problems ...
... Chapter VII , Wiley , New York , 1971. Experimental methods . Jürg Waser , Basic Chemical Thermodynamics , W. A. Benjamin , Menlo Park , Calif . , 1966 . Chapters 1 and 2 expand on the material in this chapter and provide more problems ...
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... Chapter 2 , Wiley - Interscience , New York , 1971 . Henry B. Bull , An Introduction to Physical Biochemistry , 2nd ed . , Davis , Philadelphia , 1964. Chapter 4 deals with oxidation- reduction . W. Mansfield Clark , Oxidation ...
... Chapter 2 , Wiley - Interscience , New York , 1971 . Henry B. Bull , An Introduction to Physical Biochemistry , 2nd ed . , Davis , Philadelphia , 1964. Chapter 4 deals with oxidation- reduction . W. Mansfield Clark , Oxidation ...
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... Chapter 1 on membrane models , Chapter 2 on lipid monolayers , and Chapter 3 on circular dichroism of membranes are particularly recommended . Sydney J. Leach , Ed . , Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry , Academic ...
... Chapter 1 on membrane models , Chapter 2 on lipid monolayers , and Chapter 3 on circular dichroism of membranes are particularly recommended . Sydney J. Leach , Ed . , Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry , Academic ...
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