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... side by side , with hydrogen bonds between the NH of one chain and a carbonyl oxygen of the neighbor- ing chain . The resulting arrangement contains a series of alternating ridges and valleys because of the zig - zag arrangement of the ...
... side by side , with hydrogen bonds between the NH of one chain and a carbonyl oxygen of the neighbor- ing chain . The resulting arrangement contains a series of alternating ridges and valleys because of the zig - zag arrangement of the ...
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... side of a membrane , and a diffusible salt , say NaCl , is placed on the other side of the membrane . For simplicity , the volumes of solution on the two sides of the membrane are considered equal and transfer of solvent through the ...
... side of a membrane , and a diffusible salt , say NaCl , is placed on the other side of the membrane . For simplicity , the volumes of solution on the two sides of the membrane are considered equal and transfer of solvent through the ...
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... side of a semipermeable membrane with 100 cm3 of water on the other side . Estimate the equilibrium pH reached by the water in light of the requirement that the product [ H3O + ] [ Cl ] be the same on both sides of the membrane . 24 ...
... side of a semipermeable membrane with 100 cm3 of water on the other side . Estimate the equilibrium pH reached by the water in light of the requirement that the product [ H3O + ] [ Cl ] be the same on both sides of the membrane . 24 ...
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