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21 resultados para mercury binding

The estimation in sea-water solutions of micro-quantities of mercury in the presence of copper by means of dithizone

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The modes of action of toxic agents. I. Observations on the poisoning of certain crustaceans by copper and mercury

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The loss of mercury from stored sea-water solutions of mercuric chloride

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The modes of action of toxic agents. II. Factors influencing the toxicities of mercury compounds to certain Crustacea

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On the organic binding of iodine in the tunic of Ciona intestinalis L.

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Voltammetry Of Copper Species In Estuarine Waters - Induced Adsorption Of Copper On The Hanging Mercury Drop Electrode In Complexing Ligand Surfactant Chloride Media

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Substrate-Induced Structural-Changes In Electrode-Adsorbed Lipid Layers - Experimental-Evidence From The Behavior Of Phospholipid Layers On The Mercury Water Interface

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Metal Voltammetry At Dioleoyl Lecithin (Di-O-Pc) Coated Mercury-Electrodes - Cd Cu Eu Pb V And Zn And The Effect Of Electrolyte-Composition

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Metal Voltammetry At Dioleoyl Lecithin (Di-O-Pc) Coated Mercury-Electrodes - Effect Of Organic Complexing Agents On Cd Voltammetry

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Phospholipid Monolayers Of Di-Oleoyl Lecithin (Di-O-Pc) At The Mercury Water Interface - Effects On Faradaic Reactions

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Initial Applications Of Phospholipid-Coated Mercury-Electrodes To The Determination Of Polynuclear Aromatic-Hydrocarbons And Other Organic Micropollutants In Aqueous Systems

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Phospholipid Monolayers Of Di-Oleoyl Lecithin At The Mercury Water Interface

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Interaction Of Xenobiotics With Mercury-Adsorbed Phospholipid Monolayers

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Penetration Of Mercury-Adsorbed Phospholipid Monolayers By Polynuclear Aromatic-Hydrocarbons

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Phospholipid Monolayers At The Mercury Water Interface

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