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This can be seen from the titration curve for phosphoric acid [6] shown in Figure 10.2. In practice the mono- and di-sodium salt system is used most extensively, since this covers the pH range over which precise control is most often needed. These phosphate buffers are more resistant than the acetate systems to temperature-induced changes. 

Hodson, P.V. and J.B. Sprague. 1975. Temperature-induced changes in acute toxicity of zinc to Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Jour. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada 32 1-10. 

Hodson, P.V. and B.R. Blunt. 1981. Temperature-induced changes in pentachlorophenol chronic toxicity to early life stages of rainbow trout. Aquat. Toxicol. 1 113-127. 

Privalov, P.L. and S.A. Potekhin. 1986. Scanning microcalorimetry in studying temperature-induced changes in proteins. Methods Enzymol 131 4—51. 

In recent years, it has been shown (Douzou and Maurel, 1976) that some proteins can behave as polyanions or polycations, and the stability of their solid state might be endangered at lower salt concentration due to repulsive forces between protein molecules. Much more important is the problem of enzyme activity in crystals suspended in cooled mixed solvents as a consequence of cosolvent- and temperature-induced changes in salt concentration and therefore in electrostatic potentials. 

In conclusion, we have shown that a simple, fast, electrochemical measurement, the open circuit potential, can be extremely useful in assessing the effect of diluent for high nitrile photocured coatings. Further work is underway to elucidate the underlying reasons behind the temperature induced changes observed in corrosion performance. 

Figure 7.7 Schematic representation of the temperature-induced change in the MSP composed of terpy end-capped ditopic monomers and Fe dihexadecyl phosphate. The temperature-induced transition resuits in a distortion of the metal ion coordination geometry, which occurs because of the melting of the amphiphilic counterions, giving rise to a reversible transition from a diamagnetic low spin state to a paramagnetic high spin state (Bodenthin et al. 2005).

Pang, R, Aguilar, M.-L, and Hearn, M. T. W., Temperature induced changes in the bandwidth behavior of proteins separated with cation-exchange adsorbents, /. Chromatogr. A, 729,67-79,1996. 

The effects of various rhinovirus manipulations. The solid line depicts the native rhinovirus uncoating profile. Mutations and drugs can effect this profile to make the virus more or less stable to pH- or temperature-induced changes. 

In those cases for which it was examined it was found that cold-induced changes in the polypeptide pattern can be accounted for by changes in translatable mRNA populations. Low temperature-induced changes in mRNA populations have been reported for a number of plant species using in vitro translation assays in combination with protein electrophoresis (Meza-Basso et al., 1986 Mohapatra et al., 1987a,b Gilmour et al., 1988 Cattivelli Bartels, 1989 LSng et al., 1989). 

Smith, M.W. and Ellory, J.C. (1971). Temperature-induced change in Na transport and ATPase in goldfish. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 39A, 209-218. 

From the data presented here several conclusions may be reached regarding the effect of cholesterol on lipid bilayers. It is shown that, even if the presence of cholesterol in bilayers serves to moderate temperature-induced changes, its ability to affect the location of solubilized molecules is highly temperature dependent We have also shown, in accord with previous work (11), that the presence of cholesterol in the gel phase results in a larger separation between the lipid polar groups and this in turn allows water to penetrate into the lipid hydrophobic core. 

The DOUS (density of the valence states) obtained from the calculations was in good agreement with the direct measurements by UPS spectra. By studying temperature-induced changes in the UPS spectra, it can be deduced that the torsion angles of the POPT backbone decrease at elevated temperatures, leading to an increase of crystallinity. This conversion process was found to be irreversible, in contrast to the real thermochromism in poly(3-hexylthio-phene), which is reversible. 

In simplified Scheme 13.6, both prochiral radical pairs are combined implicitly into one, so that Pi = ki/(ki + k + k ), P i = kJ ki + k + kk). Thus, kiKQ.Qlko regardless of the -aIkane or temperature among those investigated. Relating the two schemes,/Tq is approximately/ esc + 2b + /24B, and/tj equals 3 multiplied by the fraction of prochiral-(R) radical pairs that become prochiral-(5) radical pairs. Since S is essentially constant as well, viscosity- or temperature-induced changes of ki and the sum or the dominant term of (/ esc + 2b + 4b) must be proportional. 

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