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(1989)The fast dynamics of biomolecular systems are believed to be important to their physiological function. Fluorescence depolarization is a powerful technique for the investigation of these dynamics. A general overview of the ...
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(1989)The fast dynamics of biomolecular systems are believed to be important to their physiological function. Fluorescence depolarization is a powerful technique for the investigation of these dynamics. A general overview of ...
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(1995)Studies of small molecules binding to heme proteins have yielded a large amount of information about protein dynamics and conformational substates (CS) in proteins. However, heme proteins are very similar in their active ...
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(1977)Protoheme and heme a octapeptide rebinding of carbon monoxide after photodissociation have been observed at temperatures from 5 to 340 K for times from 2 ~s to 1 ks. Below 80 K, binding is nonexponentia1 in time and ...
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(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1992-09)
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(Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1973-12)
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(1983)Chemisorption of simple molecular gases on clean metal surfaces is usually rapid, with vanishingly small activation energies and large sticking coefficients. However, for more complicated molecules, such as saturated ...
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(Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1983-02)
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(1971)
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(1999)The use of DBDs as excimer ultraviolet (UV) lighting sources was also studied. The mixture Xe/Cl2 ≈ 99/1 was found to be an optimum gas mixture for the generation of the XeCl*. Higher applied voltage improves both the ...
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(2017-04-20)Our interests in reactive nitrogen and the nitrogen cycle have shifted from increasing the efficiency of nitrogen delivery to target crop species to decreasing environmental damage caused by intensive agricultural practices. ...
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(2017-12-08)High resolution quantum beat spectroscopy has been realized to study atomic wave packet dynamics. Wave packets comprising pairs of low quantum number (n = 5 - 8) electronic states were formed in Rb vapor with ultrafast ...
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(1996)An asymptotic theory is presented for the dynamics of detonation when the radius of curvature of the detonation shock is large compared with the one-dimensional steady Chapman-Jouguet (CJ) detonation reaction-zone thickness. ...
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(2015-01-23)A heterogeneous shock tube was used to ignite and measure the combustion behavior of the nano-aluminum suspension behind reflected shock waves. The burning time and particle temperatures were measured using optical ...
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(1987)In an ultrarelativistic collision of heavy nuclei, such as 197Au, at an energy Vs above roughly 10 GeV per nucleon pair, nuclear transparency effects are expected to give rise to a baryon-poor central region. Matter in the ...
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(1992)New physics emerges when polyphenylmethylsiloxane (PPMS) adsorbed between mica surfaces spaced at molecular dimensions undergoes oscillatory shear. The polymers experience a dynamic liquid-like to rubber-like transition ...
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