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The effect of hydrogen ion concentration upon the absorption of dyes by cellulose and fillers

Creator:: Kuykendall, Delman Vernon
Abstract:: The dyeing of paper is one of the most important processes in the manufacture of that material. Fully 95 percent of the paper that is produced is colored to a greater or lesser extent, and in many eases the reproduction of a shade is essential. That pH is an important...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . However they also found that tartrazine did not conform to this. Marker and Gordon have contributed

A study of the biosynthesis of sterols and related compounds by a bovine aorta preparation

Creator:: Walsh, Marilyn Ruth
Abstract:: Previous investigations of the biosynthesis of sterols by the arterial wall have shown that the intact aorta is capable of low level incorporation of labeled precursor into a sterol digitonide. The biosynthesis of sterols and related lipids by a cell-free preparation of bovine aorta was investigated in the present study....
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: systems (22). The overall conversion of ace- tate -1 -C14 to MVA was reported in 1959 by Knauss, Porter

The effect of pantothenic acid on the growth of various genera of bacteria

Creator:: Stanbery, Sue Robbins
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . 8. Koser, S. A., Finkle, R., Dorfman, S., Gordon, M. and Saunders, F. Studies on bacterial

A study of the photolysis of the aqueous thymine system at 214 nm, 229 nm and 254 nm

Creator:: Satcher, Robert Lee
Abstract:: The photolysis of the aqueous thymine system has been investigated at 214 nm, 229 nm and 254 nm at room temperature. Products of photolysis have been identified as hydrogen peroxide, 6-hydroxy-5- hydroperoxy thymine and tentatively 5-hydroxy-6-hydroperoxy thymine. These together with thymine loss, were determined quantitatively under a variety of conditions....
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Decarboxylation studies on α-methyl-α-Phenylcaproic acid and some of its derivatives

Creator:: Sheppard, Dorothy Louise
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Carbonsauren. Helvetica Chimica Acta. 18: 721-724. 1935. 46. Rule, Harold Gordon. Optical activity and the

Radiotracer studies of carbohydrate catabolism in tomato fruit

Creator:: Ramsey, John Charles
Abstract:: Glucose-1, -2 and -6-C¹⁴ substrates were incorporated into individual tomato fruits in order to study the catabolic fate of substrate glucose, especially with regard to the possible occurrence of triose recombination, as well as to investigate the pathways leading to the biosynthesis of C₄ acids in the fruit. After metabolizing...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Scanning tunneling microscopy of organic monolayers at the fluid- solid interface

Creator:: Marty, Valerie J.
Abstract:: More that just magnificent views of atoms and molecules, Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, STM, images have the potential to answer some fundamental questions relating to surface molecular dynamics and bonding characteristics of localized species versus more common analytical tools that provide average of bulk sample information. A special feature of the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Hydrophobicity, Anion Exchange, and Phytoaccumulation of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS): Retention and Remediation

Creator:: Parker, Bethany A.
Abstract:: Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of contaminants of great concern due to their toxicity and ubiquity in the environment. Remediation efforts historically have focused on granular activated carbon (GAC) because of its low maintenance and relatively low cost. However, GAC is not PFAS selective and is especially...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Anderson, R. H.; Long, G. C.; Porter, R. C.; Anderson, J. K., Occurrence of select perfluoroalkyl

A detailed study of the carrier concentration method of analysis of uranium oxide

Creator:: Daniel, J. L. (Jack Leland), 1924-
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Time-of-flight scattering and recoil spectrometry (TOF-SARS) applied to molecular liquid surfaces : a new approach to surface composition and orientation

Creator:: Gannon, Thomas J.
Abstract:: In spite of their importance in many systems, liquid surfaces have been explored at the microscopic level to a much lesser extent than solids. Most surface analysis must take place in vacuum, a major drawback for liquids. The technique of time-of-flight scattering and recoil spectrometry (TOF-SARS) has been applied to...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: (Porter, Klassen et al. 1997). 1.2 Historical Development: Ion Interactions with Solid Surfaces

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The effect of hydrogen ion concentration upon the absorption of dyes by cellulose and fillers

A study of the biosynthesis of sterols and related compounds by a bovine aorta preparation

The effect of pantothenic acid on the growth of various genera of bacteria

A study of the photolysis of the aqueous thymine system at 214 nm, 229 nm and 254 nm

Decarboxylation studies on α-methyl-α-Phenylcaproic acid and some of its derivatives

Radiotracer studies of carbohydrate catabolism in tomato fruit

Scanning tunneling microscopy of organic monolayers at the fluid- solid interface

Hydrophobicity, Anion Exchange, and Phytoaccumulation of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS): Retention and Remediation

A detailed study of the carrier concentration method of analysis of uranium oxide

Time-of-flight scattering and recoil spectrometry (TOF-SARS) applied to molecular liquid surfaces : a new approach to surface composition and orientation

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