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... gyration RG , which can be used for branched as well as straight - chain molecules . The radius of gyration is defined by the relation MR2 = I , where I is the moment of inertia of a body and is equal to ( h2 / 6 ) 1/2 for a random coil ...
... gyration RG , which can be used for branched as well as straight - chain molecules . The radius of gyration is defined by the relation MR2 = I , where I is the moment of inertia of a body and is equal to ( h2 / 6 ) 1/2 for a random coil ...
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... gyration RG , which was defined in Section 12-3 . Often measurements are made at 0 values of 45 and 135 ° , and the ratio of these two inten- sities is plotted . At low scattering angles or longer wavelengths , the function becomes ...
... gyration RG , which was defined in Section 12-3 . Often measurements are made at 0 values of 45 and 135 ° , and the ratio of these two inten- sities is plotted . At low scattering angles or longer wavelengths , the function becomes ...
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... gyration of the random coil form of the polymer . 15. The zeta potential of a protein in a suspension at 25 ° C is 0.150 ordinary volts . Calculate the corresponding electrokinetic mobility of the protein particles . 16. A solute ...
... gyration of the random coil form of the polymer . 15. The zeta potential of a protein in a suspension at 25 ° C is 0.150 ordinary volts . Calculate the corresponding electrokinetic mobility of the protein particles . 16. A solute ...
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