10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVALENCY»
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in coagglutination, 202-203 complex formation by, 180 cross-reactivity of, 5
divalency of, 108 hemagglutination with, 194, 196, 197, 198, 204 hinge-region
disulfide bridges of, 325 human allotypes of, 328-329 human antibodies to, 328-
329 ...
Marc H. V. Van Regenmortel, 1992
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ATOMIC SPECTRA and the vector model
The divalency of europium and the quadrivalency of terbium are due to quite
another cause. Both the p and d shells show that they are more stable when they
are just half full than when they contain one electron more or less; nitrogen with ...
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Recognition of Carbohydrates in Biological Systems, Part A : ...
Divalency Revisited The monoliganded affinophore was developed to circumvent
difficulty related to the divalent nature of lectins. After the determination of affinity
constants for neutral sugars had been established by capillary affinophoresis, ...
Y. C. Lee, Reiko T. Lee, 2003
... produces the tetravalent state 2s'2p3; this can accept the four electrons from
the two ligand oxygen atoms, which ensures that oxygen is exerting its usual
divalency. With the assumption that the N-O bonds will be a double O.Tt
combination, ...
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Colloid and Interface Chemistry for Nanotechnology
Therefore, it is believed that divalency plays an important role in the counterion
condensation phenomenon owing to ... large hydrated radius hinders the ability
of 80,217 to bind to the micelle surface, the divalency and greater distance of ...
Peter Kralchevsky, Reinhard Miller, Francesca Ravera, 2013
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The Chemistry of the Actinide and Transactinide Elements ...
The rationale for their metallic divalency is due to stabilization from a half‐filled (
Eu) or full (Yb) 4f‐orbital arrangement. But this is not an appropriate explanation
for the divalency of einsteinium metal. As discussed in Section 12.4, this situation
...
Lester R. Morss, Norman M. Edelstein, J. Fuger, 2010
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Cu(In1-xGax)Se2 Based Thin Film Solar Cells
In addition, 1.63 (VSe–VB), 1.60 (divalency VSe–VB), 1.579 (VCu–VSe), and
1.55 eV (divalency VCu–VSe) peaks present for Cu/Ga1⁄41.06 in the PL spectra [
163]. The FE line position in the 2 K PL spectra gradually shifts from 1.711 to
1.702 ...
Subba Ramaiah Kodigala, 2011
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Materials Issues in Applications of Amorphous Silicon ...
We have previously pointed out [19,3,6,5] that Ge chemically has a much
stronger tendency than Si towards divalency, a state in which an s lone pair (
Sedgwick pair) remains nonbonded on the Ge atom. The resulting four states in
the gap ...
D. Adler, A. Madan, M. J. Thompson, 1985
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Molecular Recognition in Antibody Engineering: Studies on ...
This resulted in higher apparent affinity constants for the native antibodies, which
most probably could be attributed to the divalency of the IgG antibodies. The
divalency of an IgG antibody was reflected in the evaluation of dissociation ...
Ann-Christin Malmborg, 1996
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The Chemical Elements and Their Compounds
COMPOUNDS OF DIVALENT IVB ELEMENTS The divalency of carbon has
already been discussed, and shown to involve a triple link ; this would be very
unstable with the later elements of the series, whose divalency must arise in a
different ...
Nevil Vincent Sidgwick, 1951
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