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  1. Viscosity measurement using drop coalescence in microgravity

    We present in here validation studies of a new method for application in microgravity environment which measures the viscosity of highly viscous...

    Basil N. Antar, Edwin C. Ethridge, Daniel Maxwell in Microgravity - Science and Technology
    Article 01 March 2003

  2. Ion Transport in Solutions

    Define flux, diffusion, migration and hydrodynamic flow. What forces are responsible for the movement of mass and charge, and the diffusional flux of...
    Maria E. Gamboa-Adelco, Robert J. Gale in A Guide to Problems in Modern Electrochemistry
    Chapter 2001

  3. Self-Association of Asphaltenes

    Asphaltene represents the most refractory fraction of petroleum liquids. It is defined by the solubility in alkyl solvents, such as pentane or...
    Eric Y. Sheu in Structures and Dynamics of Asphaltenes
    Chapter 1998

  4. E

    Large birds of prey with strong hooked beaks, large curved claws, and powerful flight. The American golden eagle, Aquila chrysaetus...
    Douglas M. Considine, Glenn D. Considine in Van Nostrand’s Scientific Encyclopedia
    Chapter 1995

  5. Deposition, Adhesion, and Release of Bioaerosols

    Bioaerosols typically consist of a range of particle sizes and shapes. Further, each particle, even if it is a single, “simple” bacterium, may have a...
    H. Hollis Wickman in Atmospheric Microbial Aerosols
    Chapter 1994

  6. The rheology and microstructure of charged colloidal suspensions

    The effects of electric charge interation and particle correlations on suspension rheology are examined. A one-component fluid analysis using a...

    N. J. Wagner, R. Klein in Colloid and Polymer Science
    Article 01 April 1991

  7. Physical principles and methods in biology

    The sometimes spectacular advances made recently in biological research could not have occurred if it was not recognized that the behavior of life...
    Christiaan Sybesma in Biophysics
    Chapter 1989

  8. Theoretical Physics and Biology

    This is the title given to the first Versailles meeting arranged by the Institut de la Vie in 1967 (cf. Marois 1969). Its history goes back to about...
    H. Fröhlich in Biological Coherence and Response to External Stimuli
    Chapter 1988

  9. Shape of phosphofructokinase fromEscherichia coli in solution

    Small angle X-ray scattering measurements and electron microscopic studies were carried out on E. coli phosphofructokinase (E.C. 2.7.1.11; ATP:...

    H. H. Paradies, W. Vettermann, G. Werz in Protoplasma
    Article 01 March 1977

  10. Dynamic Aspects of the Molecular Architecture of Photoreceptor Membranes

    The purpose of future studies on the fine structure of the light- -trap** device of photoreceptors,the so-called visual cells outer segment, is, as...
    L. Giulio in Research in Photobiology
    Chapter 1977

  11. States of Macromolecular Aggregation

    The atoms in the molecules of organic compounds are held together by attraction forces, which are generally known as covalent bonds. The attraction...
    Bruno Vollmert in Polymer Chemistry
    Chapter 1973

  12. Osmosis, Diffusion and Brownian Motion

    In 1748 Nollet showed that if an animal bladder was used to separate water and alcohol, water passed through the bladder into the...
    B. Brown in General Properties of Matter
    Chapter 1969

  13. The Properties of the Individual Macromolecule

    Even before the start of Staudinger’s work on macromolecular compounds, it was known that starch and cellulose must be polymers of glucose, since...
    Bruno Vollmert in Polymer Chemistry
    Chapter 1973
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