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Three-State Model Lumry-Eyring Equation 1493... [Pg.493]

This scheme represents the limiting case of the Lumry-Eyring model consisting of only two populated states, the native (N) and the final aggregated state (A). This scheme predicts that k is a first-order kinetic constant that varies with temperature, as given by the Arrhenius equation. Based on this simple kinetic model, T should vary with heating rate (v) according to the equation ... [Pg.744]

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