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Page 1369
... methaemoglobin and methylamine was first described . and characterized by Scheler.12 The spectrum and magnetic susceptibility are typical of a low - spin com- plex.12 The formation constant at 20 ° for the complex with horse methaemoglobin ...
... methaemoglobin and methylamine was first described . and characterized by Scheler.12 The spectrum and magnetic susceptibility are typical of a low - spin com- plex.12 The formation constant at 20 ° for the complex with horse methaemoglobin ...
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... methaemoglobin to another , the magnitude of the variation ( 0.5-2 kcal . mole - 1 ) is small . No significance can be attached to these small variations in view of the uncertainty as to the correct value of Ka to use at each pH as was ...
... methaemoglobin to another , the magnitude of the variation ( 0.5-2 kcal . mole - 1 ) is small . No significance can be attached to these small variations in view of the uncertainty as to the correct value of Ka to use at each pH as was ...
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... methaemoglobin concentration and the previously deter- mined extinction coefficient for the methylamine complex . The concentration of the methaemoglobin was calculated from the optical density at 540 nm . of the cyanide complex which ...
... methaemoglobin concentration and the previously deter- mined extinction coefficient for the methylamine complex . The concentration of the methaemoglobin was calculated from the optical density at 540 nm . of the cyanide complex which ...
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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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absorption acid Acta adducts Amer anion aqueous assigned atoms band benzene bond calculated cancrinite carbon cation Chem chemical chemical shifts Chemistry chloride cm.¹ co-ordination cobalt(II complex compounds concentration configuration crystals density effect electron energy enthalpy equation equilibrium ethanol experimental Figure fluorine formation frequency H₂O hydrogen i.r. spectrum increase Inorg intensity interaction iron(II k₁ ligand linear magnetic measured metal methaemoglobins method methyl mixture modes mole mole-¹ molecular molecule n.m.r. spectra niobium nitrogen Nujol observed obtained orbitals oxidation oxygen parameters peak perchlorate perchloric acid phenyl phosphine phosphorus Phys potassium prepared present proton pyridine radical Raman rate constant reaction resonance ring room temperature salt sample shift shown sodalite sodium solid solution solvent species spectra structure studied sulphur symmetry Table thiocyanate tion trans tributyl phosphate triphenylphosphine values vanadium(IV vibrations X-ray zeolite