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To determine activity coefficients of NaCl in aqueous solution at 25 C from e.m.f. measurements of cells with transference and measurements of transport numbers. 

If transport numbers for electrolyte ions are known reliably over the concentration range used in a cell, it is possible to determine 7 values from cells with transference. This, however, is a less usual practice. 

In the case of cells with transport we have already seen that the actual amount of salt transferred when one faraday passes is less than one gram-equivalent In the case of such a cell, having electrodes reversible with respect to the cation, the fraction of salt transferred is measured by the amount of amon which passes from the strong to the weak solution The amount of salt transferred per faraday is, m feet, vj u + v) of one equivalent, where /(w + 0) is the transport number of the anion In the case of a similar cell with electrodes reversible with respect to the anion, the corresponding fraction is uj(u + 0) Hence to obtain the transfer of one gram-equivalent of salt it is necessary to allow (u + v)jv faradays in the first case, or (u + v)ju faradays m the second case to flow through the cell... 

NADPH can be generated from a number of reactions in the liver and other tissues, but not the red blood cell. For example, in tissues with mitochondria, an energy-requiring transhydrogenase located near the complexes of the electron transport chain can transfer reducing equivalents from NADH to NADP to generate NADPH. 

Iron, Fe a bioelement found in all living cells. The human body contains 4-5 g Fe, of which 75 % is in hemoglobin. In living organisms Fe occurs in the II and III oxidation states in higher animals it is stored bound to protein. It is transported in the blood as a complex with transferrin (see Siderophilins), from which it is transferred enzymatically to metal-ffee porphyrin molecules (see Heme iron). Non-heme iron (see) is also found in a number of compounds, e.g. Iron-sulfur proteins (see). The Fe metabolism of microorganisms is mediated by a group of natural products called Siderochromes (see). 

If Equation 9 is true then the transference number measured by the Hittorf or the m.b. method should be identical to that obtained from the emfs of cells with transport (111). Moreover, the sensitivity of this test increases with increasing electrolyte concentration. During the 1970s three transference studies with concentrated solutions were undertaken to test the equation ... 

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