An Introduction to BiophysicsChurchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... increase and dispersion all over the globe , its marvellous and endless developments and evolutions , and its reactions with its surroundings may all be explained in terms of physics and chemistry . But consciousness and its association ...
... increase and dispersion all over the globe , its marvellous and endless developments and evolutions , and its reactions with its surroundings may all be explained in terms of physics and chemistry . But consciousness and its association ...
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... increases the wave - height decreases , till at infinite radius the wave height will be infinitely small . The ... increase . " Entropy is a function which , while theoretically of great value as indicating the direction in which ...
... increases the wave - height decreases , till at infinite radius the wave height will be infinitely small . The ... increase . " Entropy is a function which , while theoretically of great value as indicating the direction in which ...
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... increase in the world's work - work done no longer by human beings and beasts of burden , but by inanimate machines using the energy of fire , electricity , etc. To - day , a single machine does the work of an army of men . In this way ...
... increase in the world's work - work done no longer by human beings and beasts of burden , but by inanimate machines using the energy of fire , electricity , etc. To - day , a single machine does the work of an army of men . In this way ...
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... increase in temperature of the water noted at the end of the experiment . The method is , of course , primitive , and the veriest tyro in physics could suggest quite a host of sources of error , but on this crude instrument are based ...
... increase in temperature of the water noted at the end of the experiment . The method is , of course , primitive , and the veriest tyro in physics could suggest quite a host of sources of error , but on this crude instrument are based ...
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... increase although the C and H are increased . This paucity of oxygen content is more marked in the fats than in the fatty acids . Palmitic Acid Glycerol C15H3COOH HO Palmitin 98 6 C15H3COOH HO⇒C3H5 = C51HO¿ + 3H2O C15H3COOH HO C51H98O6 ...
... increase although the C and H are increased . This paucity of oxygen content is more marked in the fats than in the fatty acids . Palmitic Acid Glycerol C15H3COOH HO Palmitin 98 6 C15H3COOH HO⇒C3H5 = C51HO¿ + 3H2O C15H3COOH HO C51H98O6 ...
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