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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OSMOMETRIC»
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Hydroxyoximes and Copper Hydrometallurgy
With phenolic Toluene 0.02 Osmometric 30 .01-1.04 458 group Toluene <0.1
Osmometric 37 .0 459 Toluene <0.025 Osmometric 25 .1 460, 461 Toluene 0.01-
0.04 Osmometric — .09-1.14 462 Toluene 0.05-0.3 Osmometric 25 .2 460, 461 ...
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Low Temperature Stress In Crop Plants: The Role of The Membrane
Subsequently, during thawing they will expand as a function of the osmolality of
the suspending medium. Absolute volumes and corresponding surface areas will
be a function of the characteristic osmometric behavior and the initial cell sizes.
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ADVANCES IN PROTEIN CHEMISTRY
Determination of Molecular Weight from Osmometric and Viscosimetric
Measurements The first published data on osmometric and viscosimetric
measurements of polyamino acids are those of Woodward and Schramm (140). It
was reported ...
D C Rees, M. L. Anson, John Tileston Edsall, 1951
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Dictionary of Biological Psychology
The maintenance of an appropriate amount of water in the various body
compartments uses two systems: osmometric thirst (the production of
physiological changes and DRINKING following cellular dehydration) and
VOLUMETRIC THIRST ...
5
Measurement and Manipulation of Intracellular Ions
Within this range of external osmolalities and exposure times, the cell types we
have tested exhibit ideal osmometric behavior. This should be tested for other
cell types because there are reports (36) of cells whose volume regulatory ...
6
The Physiology of Thirst and Sodium Appetite
Wolfs osmometric analysis In the experiments on the dog so far discussed the
hypertonic load was administered by injection or gavage over a brief period of
time and differences in the subsequent rate of drinking or in the total amounts of ...
James Thomas Fitzsimons, 1979
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Determination and modeling of
osmometric behavior of ...
2.3 METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF OSMOMETRIC PARAMETERS
Two methods for the determination of osmometric parameters for biological cells
are: (1) measurement of osmotically induced volumetric changes, and (2) ...
8
The Everything Guide to the Human Brain: Journey Through the ...
... the mouth when one was thirsty, but prevented the water from reaching the
stomach, one would still feel thirsty. Later theories resulted in identifying that thirst
results from two major sources: osmometric thirst and volumetric thirst.
Rudolph C. Hatfield, 2013
The osmometric nature of the inner membrane compartment (i.e., sucrose-
inaccessible space) is impure, and the lack of osmometric behavior of the outer
compartment is clouded by some of the experimental Observations. The true
picture ...
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Membrane Permeability: 100 Years Since Ernest Overton: 100 ...
Hence, the use of plasmolysis as an experimental tool (the "osmometric method")
focused on both the steady state of plasmolysis and its rate. The osmometric
technique employed by de Vries and Pfeffer consisted of observing changes of
the ...
