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          <dc:contributor>Frauenfelder, Hans</dc:contributor>
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          <dc:description>The kinetics of recombination between the protein myoglobin and oxygen or carbon monoxide have been studied as a function of temperature between 40 K and 350 K. Four distinct kinetic regions have been observed.
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