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... protein to deviate from the value observed for independent ionization of the ... solution . In addition , the effective dielectric constant of the non- polar ... protein solution is not really a solution of uniformly ionized molecules ...
... protein to deviate from the value observed for independent ionization of the ... solution . In addition , the effective dielectric constant of the non- polar ... protein solution is not really a solution of uniformly ionized molecules ...
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Wallace S. Brey. It is also observed that proteins that are soluble in water initially tend gradually to diffuse to the surface and become denatured . The protein molecule in solution is folded up into essentially a spherical form , with ...
Wallace S. Brey. It is also observed that proteins that are soluble in water initially tend gradually to diffuse to the surface and become denatured . The protein molecule in solution is folded up into essentially a spherical form , with ...
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... protein in a suspension at 25 ° C is 0.150 ordinary volts . Calculate the corresponding electrokinetic mobility of ... solution in acetone at 27 ° C . Estimate the molecular weight of the cellulose nitrate by a suitable extrapolation to zero ...
... protein in a suspension at 25 ° C is 0.150 ordinary volts . Calculate the corresponding electrokinetic mobility of ... solution in acetone at 27 ° C . Estimate the molecular weight of the cellulose nitrate by a suitable extrapolation to zero ...
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