An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... FUNCTION OF BLOOD XXIII . INLAND TRANSPORT - LOADING UP 246 258 XXIV . INLAND TRANSPORT - CIRCULATION 274 XXV . INLAND TRANSPORT - ELECTROCARDIOGRAM XXVI . OVERSEAS TRANSPORT - EXTERNAL RESPIRATION XXVII . OVERSEAS TRANSPORT ...
... FUNCTION OF BLOOD XXIII . INLAND TRANSPORT - LOADING UP 246 258 XXIV . INLAND TRANSPORT - CIRCULATION 274 XXV . INLAND TRANSPORT - ELECTROCARDIOGRAM XXVI . OVERSEAS TRANSPORT - EXTERNAL RESPIRATION XXVII . OVERSEAS TRANSPORT ...
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... function which , while theoretically of great value as indicating the direction in which chemical or other processes take place , cannot be directly measured . Further , one never has , in Biology , to deal with an isolated system . The ...
... function which , while theoretically of great value as indicating the direction in which chemical or other processes take place , cannot be directly measured . Further , one never has , in Biology , to deal with an isolated system . The ...
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... function of its own ? For example , there are no grounds for deal- ing with volition merely as a complex chemical equation or as a problem in molecular physics , resulting merely from physical or chemical changes in the body or ...
... function of its own ? For example , there are no grounds for deal- ing with volition merely as a complex chemical equation or as a problem in molecular physics , resulting merely from physical or chemical changes in the body or ...
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... function of concentration . Therefore , when six molecules of formalde- hyde are condensed to one molecule of glucose , a corresponding amount of osmotic energy is liberated , and this may be utilised in part in endowing the glucose ...
... function of concentration . Therefore , when six molecules of formalde- hyde are condensed to one molecule of glucose , a corresponding amount of osmotic energy is liberated , and this may be utilised in part in endowing the glucose ...
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... function of molecular activity , and may be taken as an index of the kinetic energy of the liquid . The kinetic energy again varies with the temperature of the liquid system . It follows that vapour pressure varies directly with ...
... function of molecular activity , and may be taken as an index of the kinetic energy of the liquid . The kinetic energy again varies with the temperature of the liquid system . It follows that vapour pressure varies directly with ...
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