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... interaction , but the reversible aggregation and disaggregation of the dye appears to be the dominant effect . TABLE 1 Effect of temperature on the ion - binding. PREVIOUSLY we described a method based on the reac- tions of hydrated ...
... interaction , but the reversible aggregation and disaggregation of the dye appears to be the dominant effect . TABLE 1 Effect of temperature on the ion - binding. PREVIOUSLY we described a method based on the reac- tions of hydrated ...
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... interaction can be seen from equation ( 18 ) which can be simplified by considering only the interaction between the radical . and an atom N. Then , neglecting the tightly bound inner core electrons , dy in the average energy approxim ...
... interaction can be seen from equation ( 18 ) which can be simplified by considering only the interaction between the radical . and an atom N. Then , neglecting the tightly bound inner core electrons , dy in the average energy approxim ...
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... interaction decreases in the order BrCl NMe2 , O'CH2 CF3 , Ph > F The variation of ɛ and 3 △ alone can explain the observed order for the halogens . However , when the substituent is a bulky group such as NMeg , O.CH , CF3 , and Ph ...
... interaction decreases in the order BrCl NMe2 , O'CH2 CF3 , Ph > F The variation of ɛ and 3 △ alone can explain the observed order for the halogens . However , when the substituent is a bulky group such as NMeg , O.CH , CF3 , and Ph ...
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Inorganic physical and theoretical chemistry | 1001 |
J ROBINSON and C H L KENNARD | 1008 |
Nearestneighbour model for transfer of electronic excitation energy | 1016 |
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