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... Chem . Educ . 53 , 79 ( 1976 ) . G. E. Clement and T. P. Hartz , " Determination of the Microscopic Ionization Constants of Cysteine , " J. Chem . Educ . 48 , 395 ( 1971 ) . H. L. Clever , “ The Ion Product Constant of Water , " J. Chem ...
... Chem . Educ . 53 , 79 ( 1976 ) . G. E. Clement and T. P. Hartz , " Determination of the Microscopic Ionization Constants of Cysteine , " J. Chem . Educ . 48 , 395 ( 1971 ) . H. L. Clever , “ The Ion Product Constant of Water , " J. Chem ...
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... Chem . Educ . 44 , 84 ( 1967 ) . Jacob Bigeleisen , " Chemistry in a Jiffy , " Chem . Eng . News , p . 26 ( April 25 , 1977 ) . J. P. Birk , " Mechanistic Implications and Ambiguities of Rate Laws , " J. Chem . Educ . 47 , 805 ( 1970 ) ...
... Chem . Educ . 44 , 84 ( 1967 ) . Jacob Bigeleisen , " Chemistry in a Jiffy , " Chem . Eng . News , p . 26 ( April 25 , 1977 ) . J. P. Birk , " Mechanistic Implications and Ambiguities of Rate Laws , " J. Chem . Educ . 47 , 805 ( 1970 ) ...
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... Chem . Educ . 47 , 721 ( 1970 ) . Milton Kerker , " Brownian Movement and Molecular Reality Prior to 1900 , " J. Chem . Educ . 51 , 764 ( 1974 ) . William J. Lennarz , “ Studies on the Biosynthesis and Functions of Lipids in Bacterial ...
... Chem . Educ . 47 , 721 ( 1970 ) . Milton Kerker , " Brownian Movement and Molecular Reality Prior to 1900 , " J. Chem . Educ . 51 , 764 ( 1974 ) . William J. Lennarz , “ Studies on the Biosynthesis and Functions of Lipids in Bacterial ...
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