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... section , the liquid - vapor equilibria of pairs of substances mis- cible in the liquid phase over the complete range of concentration from one pure material to the other are considered . Of course , some of the binary systems included ...
... section , the liquid - vapor equilibria of pairs of substances mis- cible in the liquid phase over the complete range of concentration from one pure material to the other are considered . Of course , some of the binary systems included ...
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... Section 9-10 ) , bright iridescent colors result . Since the color the material assumes depends upon the pitch of the helix , and the latter varies with temperature , cholesteric liquid crystals have been used as sensitive temperature ...
... Section 9-10 ) , bright iridescent colors result . Since the color the material assumes depends upon the pitch of the helix , and the latter varies with temperature , cholesteric liquid crystals have been used as sensitive temperature ...
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... ( Section 4-10 ) , and in part used to regenerate ribulose 1,5 - diphosphate by a quite complex enzymatic mechanism . PHOTOINACTIVATION OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Along with the important biological functions of light described in Section 14-4 ...
... ( Section 4-10 ) , and in part used to regenerate ribulose 1,5 - diphosphate by a quite complex enzymatic mechanism . PHOTOINACTIVATION OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Along with the important biological functions of light described in Section 14-4 ...
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