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Fig. 16 Optical micrographs (fluorescence mode) of aggregates of glycopolymer vesicles (loaded with ethidium bromide, orange-red) and E. coli bacteria cells green, marked with arrows) at t = 0 min (left) and t = 30 min right). Insets show vesicles at higher image contrast and x2 magnification. Reprinted with permission from [31], copyright (2008) Wiley...

Green Bands and Green Markings on a Gray Background... 

You can also test the integrity of a library file with the Check Libraries command. This command also updates the number of file entries. If a file passes the test, it will be checked by a green mark. 

Figure 11.29. The Spectrum Search dialog box Select Libraries page. The green mark indicates the integrity test passed.

Green, Mark M., and Harold A. WittcofF. Organic Chemistry Principles and Industrial Practice. 2003. Reprint. Weinheim, Germany Wiley-VCH, 2006. Explains the principles of organic chemistry as related to epoxy resins and polymerization. Although the book is nicely presented in an imder-standable format, the level of chemistry is for the advanced student. 

Green Mark (China, Taiwan) Hess Natur... 

Fig. 7 a SEM picture of microstmcture of the surface of an electro-deposited CNT/PAn film [1]. The superimposed plotting shows electrode capacitance varies proportionally to the deposition charge for CNT/Pan (green marks and line) and Pan (yellow marks and line), b Photograph of an epoxy-sheathed graphite electrode with a thick electro-deposited CNT/Pan coating [50] (Reprinted with permission from Ref [50] Copyright (2013) by Elsevier)... 

Both sexes of the Migrant Hawker have a brown costa the Common Hawker s is diagnostically yellow. While the female Migrant Hawker is medium brown with dull yeltowy green spots, the female Southern Hawker has extensive apple-green markings and the female Common Hawker has mainly lemon-coloured ones. 

Fig. 8.1 NMR spectra (400 MHz, CD3CN, 298 K, 3 mM) of EE- H after a addition of 1 equivalent of 2 followed by exhaustive irradiation at 365 nm b same inputs in the reverse order. Blue, red and green marks denote resonances of IH, 2 and their compiex, respectiveiy...

The first sample (sample n. 1 in tab. 1 and red mark in figg. 3 and 4) was removed from the wall next to the interior border of the apsidal basin, on the right-hand side of the transept. The second sample (sample 2 in tab. 1 and yellow mark in fig. 3 and 4) was removed from the external face of a wall, imder the same apsidal basin The sample of charcoal (sample 3 in tab. 1 and green mark) was removed from the internal face of the main apse. 

Fig. 3. Sampling p>oint inside the church (red mark sample 1 yellow mark sample 2 green mark sample 3)...

It is a valuable dyestuffs intermediate. When fused with KOH, two molecules of benz-anthrone combine at the positions marked above to give a dibenzanthrone which is in itself a vat dye. Also used as an intermediate for the preparation of the valuable Caledon Jade Green. 

Dissolve the sample in about 100 mL of H2O, and then dilute to the mark. Using a pipet, transfer a 25-mL aliquot of this solution to a 125-mL Erlenmeyer flask, and add 25-mL of H2O and 2 drops of bromocresol green indicator. Titrate the sample with 0.1 M HCl to the indicator s end point. 

Figure 4.23 Thick, red cuprous oxide layer covering internal surface of 90 10 cupronickel condenser tube. Note the green mounds marking sites of localized wastage.

Figure 6.25 Schematic diagram of the structure of one dimer of phosphofructokinase. Each polypeptide chain is folded Into two domains (blue and red, and green and brown), each of which has an oi/p structure. Helices are labeled A to M and p strands 1 to 11 from the amino terminus of one polypeptide chain, and respectively from A to M and 1 to 11 for the second polypeptide chain. The binding sites of substrate and effector molecules are schematically marked In gray. The effector site of one subunit is linked to the active site of the other subunit of the dimer through the 6-F loop between helix F and strand 6. (Adapted from T. Schlrmer and P.R. Evans, Nature 343 140-145, 1990.)...

Figure 11.7 Schematic diagram of the structure of chymotrypsin, which is folded into two antiparallel p domains. The six p strands of each domain are red, the side chains of the catalytic triad are dark blue, and the disulfide bridges that join the three polypeptide chains are marked in violet. Chain A (green, residues 1-13) is linked to chain B (blue, residues 16-146) by a disulfide bridge between Cys 1 and Cys 122. Chain B is in turn linked to chain C (yellow, residues 149-245) by a disulfide bridge between Cys 136 and Cys 201. Dotted lines indicate residues 14-15 and 147-148 in the inactive precursor, chmotrypsinogen. These residues are excised during the conversion of chymotrypsinogen to the active enzyme chymotrypsin.

Cadinene yields a beautiful colour reaction when a few drops are dissolved in chloroform and shaken with a few drops of concentrated sulphuric acid. The liquid turns dark green, passing to blue and be-ooiuing red on warming. If acetic acid be used instead of sulphuric acid, the blue colour is more marked. 

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