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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"stiochiometry"”.

  1. A study of fast reactions in nozzle type reactors

    … reacted in each reactor were determined from stiochiometry. A modified residence time distribu­tion model was developed with the designed equations for a CSTR and plug flow to determine the conversion of the limiting reactant concentration. Neutralization reaction was carried out involv­ing …

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  2. Studies of molecular interactions using physical techniques

    … suggested that only one type of complex, of 1:1 stiochiometry, predominates except that for the acetonitrile-benzene system a 1:2 complex is formed. Two sets of dielectric studies were conducted, the first to show that the nature of the interaction is dipole-induced dipole and the second to …

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  3. Study Of The Photodegradation And Photostability Of Anti-Cancer Drugs In Different Media Towards The Development Of Both New Actinometers And Liquid Formulations

    … complexes. It provides information on both stiochiometry and association constant of the complex. The results indicate that hydrophobic AXI forms a 1:0.8 complex, indicating the possibility of multiple association sites and/or different types of binding. The newly developed AXI/nanosponge …

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  4. The Purification, Properties and Subunit Structure of Glycerol Dehydrogenase

    … observed in the ultracentrifuge and that the stiochiometry of the thirteen major peaks may be represented by the formula (A (12-n) B<sub>n</sub>), n = 0, 1,..., 12, where A and B represent the two proteins separated by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.</p>

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