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... species present in the acid solution is clearly NH , + CH ( CH3 ) COOH . The curve shows breaks at pH 2.34 and 9.69 , corresponding to the pK1 values of two acid groups . The species at the basic end of the curve is certainly NH2CH ( CH ) ...
... species present in the acid solution is clearly NH , + CH ( CH3 ) COOH . The curve shows breaks at pH 2.34 and 9.69 , corresponding to the pK1 values of two acid groups . The species at the basic end of the curve is certainly NH2CH ( CH ) ...
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... species by irradiation , followed by transfer of the excitation energy to a second species which then enters into a reaction . Sensitization most commonly proceeds by way of energy transfer from one triplet state to form a triplet state ...
... species by irradiation , followed by transfer of the excitation energy to a second species which then enters into a reaction . Sensitization most commonly proceeds by way of energy transfer from one triplet state to form a triplet state ...
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... species in the solution . The nature of the radiolysis products depends upon the LET values of the radiation . With low LET radiation , the radicals OH . and H. predominate , but with high LET radiation , the molecular species H2 and ...
... species in the solution . The nature of the radiolysis products depends upon the LET values of the radiation . With low LET radiation , the radicals OH . and H. predominate , but with high LET radiation , the molecular species H2 and ...
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