An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... decrease due to an evolution of energy . Put into other words , each of the new substances will have its own charac- teristic intrinsic energy , and the new group will , in general , have a different total energy - content from that of ...
... decrease due to an evolution of energy . Put into other words , each of the new substances will have its own charac- teristic intrinsic energy , and the new group will , in general , have a different total energy - content from that of ...
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... decreased , but its dispersion is so great that in quality it has not sufficient potential gradient to be of use ... decreases , till at infinite radius the wave height will be infinitely small . The wave energy has been so spread that ...
... decreased , but its dispersion is so great that in quality it has not sufficient potential gradient to be of use ... decreases , till at infinite radius the wave height will be infinitely small . The wave energy has been so spread that ...
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... decrease the magnitude of the alteration which would otherwise occur . The animal , human or otherwise , is but a machine , working according to physico - chemical principles , PRINCIPLE OF LEAST ACTION 11 reacting blindly and ...
... decrease the magnitude of the alteration which would otherwise occur . The animal , human or otherwise , is but a machine , working according to physico - chemical principles , PRINCIPLE OF LEAST ACTION 11 reacting blindly and ...
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... decreased by the impact of the molecules on the inside surface of the pores . Graham further found that it was possible to procure semi- permeable membranes that is , a membrane which would allow free passage to one gas but not to ...
... decreased by the impact of the molecules on the inside surface of the pores . Graham further found that it was possible to procure semi- permeable membranes that is , a membrane which would allow free passage to one gas but not to ...
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... decreasing the electrical charge . The S.T. cannot , of course , be increased beyond that which the superficial layer would have in the absence of any charge or double layer . This alteration may be brought about directly or indirectly ...
... decreasing the electrical charge . The S.T. cannot , of course , be increased beyond that which the superficial layer would have in the absence of any charge or double layer . This alteration may be brought about directly or indirectly ...
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