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... polymer radical of a hydrogen atom from another monomer molecule or from a solvent molecule ; the growth of the first molecule stops , and that of another molecule begins . A process of this type does not necessarily affect the ...
... polymer radical of a hydrogen atom from another monomer molecule or from a solvent molecule ; the growth of the first molecule stops , and that of another molecule begins . A process of this type does not necessarily affect the ...
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... polymer , the solute molecule tends to be in the extended shape ; but if the segments or side groups of the polymer attract one another more strongly than they do the solvent - the solvent is poor - the solute molecule tends to fold up ...
... polymer , the solute molecule tends to be in the extended shape ; but if the segments or side groups of the polymer attract one another more strongly than they do the solvent - the solvent is poor - the solute molecule tends to fold up ...
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... polymer consists of 250 units of the monomer , each of which is 45 Å in length . Calculate the rms end - to - end distance and the radius of gyration of the random coil form of the polymer . 15. The zeta potential of a protein in a ...
... polymer consists of 250 units of the monomer , each of which is 45 Å in length . Calculate the rms end - to - end distance and the radius of gyration of the random coil form of the polymer . 15. The zeta potential of a protein in a ...
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