An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... volume , Dr. Burns attempts to show the part which physics has come to play in the solution of the problems of physiology . A science of bio - physics has evolved in the same way as that of bio - chemistry . Perhaps some attempt should ...
... volume , Dr. Burns attempts to show the part which physics has come to play in the solution of the problems of physiology . A science of bio - physics has evolved in the same way as that of bio - chemistry . Perhaps some attempt should ...
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... volume of water that the addition of more water would not produce any appreciable effect - that is , the substance is so dilute that its heat of dilution on the further addition of water would be negligible . ) One must note that any ...
... volume of water that the addition of more water would not produce any appreciable effect - that is , the substance is so dilute that its heat of dilution on the further addition of water would be negligible . ) One must note that any ...
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... volume of the CO2 evolved . A similar experiment was then tried with a guinea pig . They found that for equal volumes of CO2 formed , the candle yielded 25.4 cals . as against the guinea pig's 31.8 . The experiment is bristling with ...
... volume of the CO2 evolved . A similar experiment was then tried with a guinea pig . They found that for equal volumes of CO2 formed , the candle yielded 25.4 cals . as against the guinea pig's 31.8 . The experiment is bristling with ...
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... while fats contain less O2 compared with their content of oxidisable matter , e.g. x ( C , H12O ) . There- fore , when carbohydrates alone are used , the ratio of the volume 2 of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will.
... while fats contain less O2 compared with their content of oxidisable matter , e.g. x ( C , H12O ) . There- fore , when carbohydrates alone are used , the ratio of the volume 2 of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will.
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David Burns. of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will be 1 , as may be deduced from the equation : C ( H , O ) + 0 , = CO , + H , O 1 vol - 1 vol Vol CO2 1 R.Q = 1 . Vol O2 1 Fats are compounds of the trihydric alcohol ...
David Burns. of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will be 1 , as may be deduced from the equation : C ( H , O ) + 0 , = CO , + H , O 1 vol - 1 vol Vol CO2 1 R.Q = 1 . Vol O2 1 Fats are compounds of the trihydric alcohol ...
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