16 resultados para L-functions
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The stability constants and thermodynamic functions for complexes of rare earth with L-phenylalanine have been determined by potentiometry and calorimetry at 25-degrees-C and ionic strength of 0.15mol.dm-3(NaCl). Stability of the complexes shows the "Tetrad effect". The entropy change makes a predominant contribution to the stability of these complexes. The ligand is coordinated to rare earth ions through its -CO2- and -NH2 group, and dehydration of ions plays an important role in coordination reaction.