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Hypothetical three-state model for binding of in the lateral plane of anionic

Hypothetical time course in the relative magnitude of human exposure to PCBs and PBDEs due to indoor exposure and dietary exposure. Note that the exact and relative magnitude of exposures and time frame of trends are illustrative.

Hypothetical time course of forest ecosystem response to chronic nitrogen additions. Top

Hypothetical titration curve for a mixture containing two bile acids . W—Z amount of hydrochloric acid required to titrate the NaC in the mixture. Z—R amount of hydrochloric acid required to titrate the NaGC in the mixture. X — equilibrium pH at the point of precipitation of cholic acid. Q equilibrium pH at the point of precipitation of glycocholic acid.

Hypothetical titration curve for solutions of free bile salts or for glycine conjugates. IV — first equivalence point where titration of bile salt with hydrochloric acid commences, Y last point where bile salt solution is in thermodynamic equilibrium as a single aqueous phase. T Tyndall effect noted in this region of titration curve. X point where precipitation of bile acid crystals commences. X — equilibrium pH at point of bile acid precipitation. Z second equivalence point where titration of bile salt with hydrochloric acid is complete. TOT total amount of acid required to complete the titration. HA the amount of acid added from the first equivalence point . For further explanation of the symbols, see text.

Hypothetical titration curves illustrating time-dependence and irreversibility. Curve 1 is an apparently time-independent curve, obtained by continuous titration, waiting several minutes for each successive pH reading. Curve 2 is the reverse titration curve, beginning at the acid end point. Curve 3 is the forward titration curve obtained by flow methods, each pH being measured on a freshly mixed solution within seconds of mixing. Curves 4 and 5 are obtained from freshly mixed solutions with longer time intervals between mixing and measurement. Curve 6 is the titration curve which one might speculatively draw to represent instantaneous titration of the native protein.

Hypothetical To curves for a binary eutectic A-B system To curves drop to low temperature

Hypothetical topology of PsrC . Residues replaced in PsrC by site-directed mutagenesis are indicated. Residues in bold letters correspond to mutants with 5 or less of the wild-type specific activities of polysulfide sulfur respiration with H2 or formate. Reproduced from Ref. with the permission of Eur. J. Biochem.

Hypothetical transcyclohexene. This molecule is apparently too highly strained to exist at room temperature.

Hypothetical transformation of -vomilenine .

Hypothetical transition states.

Hypothetical transition structure assembly for phosphoramide-catalyzed additions of enoxytrichlorosilanes

Hypothetical transition structures for the

Hypothetical trap potentials localized at the electrode in the absence parametric in at

Hypothetical traws-cyclohexene. This molecule is apparently too highly strained to exist at room temperature.

Hypothetical triplet and singlet potential curves for a forbidden reaction

Hypothetical triplet dashed and singlet potential curves for a forbidden reaction

Hypothetical two dimensional sketches of three different polymer network structures

Hypothetical Two-Dimensional Failure Data and Design Curve

Hypothetical Two-Dimensional Image of an Carbon Activated Surface

Hypothetical two-dimensional model of human P-glycoprotein. Small circles

Hypothetical two-phase microstructures described by simple layer models

Hypothetical two-step, double-displacement mechanism for retaining glycosyltransferases.

Hypothetical Type I, II, and III sorption isotherms with a monolayer capacity of yj 5.

Hypothetical types of sorption of ionic liquid cations in natural soils. admicelle of longer chain cations on a mineral surface.



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