... at the sites with the help of mercury thermometer the DO water samples were fixed with the help of magnous sulphate and alkali-iodide-azide solution (2ml each) at the sites and analyzed in the ... July and lower in October to December 3.2 pH Because most ofthe chemical and biochemical reaction are influenced by the pH it is of great practical importance The adverse affect of most ofthe ... determining the water quality criteria of an aquatic system In the system where rate of respiration and organic decomposition are high ,the DO values remain lower than those of system where the rate of...
... into account that the effect ofthe surface chemistry ofthe support on the catalyst properties depends on the catalyst synthesis method andthe nature ofthe metal precursor Therefore, it is ... method On one hand, it is expected that they increase the wettability ofthe carbon support, thereby facilitating the access ofthe aqueous solution ofthe metal precursor to the internal pore ... resulted in the shortening of CNFs (see Ref [22]) and modified the original structure ofthe primary particles of Vulcan and their aggregates (see Ref [25]) In the case of CMK-3, the ordered structure...
... knowledge ofthe basic propertiesofthe chemical elements Most ofthe handbooks on thepropertiesofthe elements published in the USSR and abroad are either of a strictly specialist nature (e.g., handbooks ... the handbook [1347] In the table giving the widths ofthe forbidden band we give the characteristics ofthe samples on which the measurements were made The thermal method gives the width ofthe ... UkrSSR andofthe Metal Reduction Laboratory ofthe Institute ofthePhysicochemical Principles of Processing of Mineral Raw Materials, Siberian branch ofthe Academy of Sciences USSR, and consultants...
... rates The known regioselectivity of M2DH in the oxidation of polyols [23], indicated in Table 1, allows assignment of d-xylulose and l-sorbose as the products of oxidation of d-arabinitol and d-sorbitol, ... C) about one order of magnitude below the sH of AfM1PDH also randomness in the binding of substrate and coenzyme in each direction ofthe reaction catalyzed by AfM2DH By way of comparison, an ... orders of magnitude below the apparent Km of 40 mm A physiological role of AfM2DH in the utilization of intracellular Man-ol via reversal of path in Scheme is therefore proposed In light of the...
... deposit on the surface ofthe pellets andthe thermalcouple TEM images ofthe products were taken with a JEM-200CX transmission electron microscope The composition of SiONWs was determined by the X-ray ... nanowires are amorphous Fig 1(b) indicates the amoeba-shape ofthe nanowires, with the diameter of about 70 nm and a length up to tens of micrometers Fig 1(c) shows frog-egg morphology ofthe nanowires, ... the surface ofthe pellets andthe thermalcouple to become liquid-phase catalytic growth center The third step is that the vapor of silicon and silicon monoxide is transported to the catalytic...
... by the investigations ofthe white spongy material deposited on the inner surface ofthe quartz tube and also on the alumina sample holder Fig 2(d) shows the low-magnification SEM image ofthe ... flow at the rate of 40 l/h The source SiO was then heated at 1200 1C for h in argon ambient (99.95%) with traces of oxygen and moisture Therefore, the growth time was h After completion ofthe growth ... seen at either end ofthe wires The TEM investigations ofthe material further confirm our view that growth of nanowires is essentially non-catalytic in the present process 3.2 Structural and compositional...
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... enhancing the photosynthetic capacity [11] and by increasing the uptake of water and nutrients, and their accumulation in the seedling tissues [3, 8] Environmental conditions marked by the Mediterranean ... ornamental and forest seedlings in nurseries [17, 33] Nevertheless, theeffectsof this typeof substrates on the mycorrhizal status of forest seedlings produced in nursery are poorly documented The ... prevented the formation of mycorrhizas The relatively high pH value (7.7) ofthe substrate could have reduced the efficacy of all fungi tested Since most of them are acidophilous, both the germination...
... hf: The thickness ofthe film hs: The thickness ofthe substrate w: The cantilever width L: The cantilever length r: The radius of curvature ofthe film-substrate structure κ: The curvature ofthe ... Chapter and present the results and analysis, respectively, ofthe density changes in Cu-Zr and Zr-Cu-Al systems The measurement of Young’s moduli and coefficients of thermal expansion ofamorphous ... define the occupied volume is to assume the volume occupied is that ofthe atoms andthe spaces between them in the crystalline state [7] Therefore, the free volume is the excess volume in the amorphous...
... better understanding ofthe clinical performance of GICs, provide guidance to their clinical use and facilitate development of new materials Theeffectsof environmental calcium/ phosphateand pH on ... improve the physico-mechanical propertiesof GICs They include modification ofthe glass and polyelectrolyte components, and inclusion of resins 2.1.1 Modification ofthe glass a Composition The ... suggest that theeffectsof environmental calciumandphosphate on both calciumand strontium based HVGICs are pH dependent When pH was at and 5, variations in environmental calciumand phosphate...
... shows the results obtained using the KES-FB system of testing Figures 9, 10 and 11 show the effect of time of heatsetting on tensile energy in warp and weft direction andthe mean effect From the ... time of heatsetting (air, solvent or water) andthe tension applied to the substrates during heatsetting [11, 12] The essence of this paper is to determine the effect of time of heatsetting on the ... Figure Effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension in weft direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) Figure Mean effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension...
... The two phenomena are clearly related and strongly point to the importance of changes in the surface propertiesofthe PLB membrane The obvious candidates for the driving forces in the case of ... kinase therefore still remains unclear The main line of evidence for the existence of a PORphosphatase is the observation by Wiktorsson et al [9] of an inhibition, by NaF and ATP, ofthe loss ofthe ... spectral changes in POR and structural changes in PLB The existence of a correlation between the presence ofthe cubic membrane structure ofthe PLB andthe presence of POR-PChlide650 has long...
... Synthesis of O1 DNA Synthesis of O2 and O1O2 DNAs Synthesis of O2 DNA Synthesis of O3 DNA Synthesis of O3 DNA Synthesis of S aureus cspC DNA Synthesis of S aureus cspC DNA (Fig 2A) was synthesized ... I in the presence of CI More precisely, the )21 to )48 and )52 to )87 regions ofthe top strand and )24 to )53 and )58 to )87 regions ofthe bottom strand were protected by CI (Fig 3B) The centers ... contents in the shifted complexes andand in the unbound labeled O1O2 DNA were determined by scanning the intensities of all the bands shown in the autoradiogram ofthe gel shift assay (I) and plotted...
... identify the mechanism and forces that contribute to the supramolecular assembly and function ofthe enzyme In addition, the role of histidine residues at the interfaces in the formation ofthe dodecamer ... L541 of a molecule is the major part contacting the adjacent b-strand from T50 to V54 ofthe other molecule in oligomerization H539 is in the center of that contact region The nitrogen (NE2) ofthe ... lowered or the concentration of KCl was increased The results suggested that the effect of salts on the oligomeric state of CDase I-5 correlated with the dissociation ofthe dodecameric form of the...
... comparison ofthe electronic absorption and RR spectra ofthe wild typeand Thr171Ser either in the presence ofthe aromatic donor BHA or at alkaline pH Addition of saturating amounts of BHA did ... impact on thepropertiesof His170 The strength ofthe hydrogen bond between the proximal His and Asp residues, and thus the imidazolate character ofthe His is expected to modulate not only the strength ... disposition ofthe proximal His and Asp residues, affecting the imidazolate character ofthe His, but also by the formation of a LS species The latter indicating the probable binding of His42 to the...
... for the eye The dashed line corresponds to the band-gap for the undoped Si-nw Fig 11 shows how the FE for the B and P codoped Si-nw changes as function ofthe position ofthe dopants within the ... approaching asymptotically the value ofthe band-gap ofthe undoped Si-nw This is another indication of how doping can modify the electronic and optical propertiesofthe Si nanostructures Conclusions ... energies andthe excitonic effects through the solution ofthe Bethe-Salpeter equation (BSE) [34] The effect of local fields is also included, to take into account the inhomogeneity ofthe systems...
... for the wild type (WT) and mutant Tms The uncertainties listed are the standard errors ofthe mean and included the uncertainty in the determination of protein concentrations The values are the ... parameters for the thermal-induced unfolding of wild type (WT) and mutant Tms The values are the mean ± standard deviation of at least three experiments Tm1 is the midpoint ofthe thermal transition ... essentially the same for scan rates of 30, 60 and 90 °CÆh)1 (data not shown) Figure 7B shows the fitting ofthe DSC scan for wild type Tm obtained using three endotherms The Tms ofthe wild typeand mutant...
... close to the wavenumbers ofthe strongest modes of monoclinic tungsten oxide The two bands at 270 and 327 cm−1 had been assigned to O W O bending modes ofthe bridging oxide, while the 712 and 807 ... determine whether the crystalline structure is triclinic or monoclinic, since their position and relative intensity is very similar On the other hand, the intensity distribution ofthe diffraction ... consists of W 4f7/2 and W 4f5/2 doublet peaks with the spin-orbit splitting energy of 2.1 eV Fig 6A and B shows W 4f XPS spectra of N2 annealed samples at the two temperatures of 400 and 600 ◦...