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Isotropic materials demonstrate the
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Figure 2.30. Scheme of an ICP-AES.
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increasing temperature after coolin
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c) The radio frequency system. Radi
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Laser light scattering. Dynamic and
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Transmission electron microscopy. T
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Fourier transform infrared spectros
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Contents 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.1.-
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esistance to external physical fact
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In aqueous media, the micelle struc
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esult from dehydratation of the hyd
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where Em represents a growing chain
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Self-Assembly Process of Different
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Self-Assembly of OCH2CH(C6H5)-OCH2C
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Self-Assembly of OCH2CH(C6H5)-OCH2C
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Self-Assembly of OCH2CH(C6H5)-OCH2C
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Self-Assembly of OCH2CH(C6H5)-OCH2C
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Surface Properties of Monolayers of
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Amphiphilic PEO-PSO Block Copolymer
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Amphiphilic PEO-PSO Block Copolymer
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Amphiphilic PEO-PSO Block Copolymer
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Amphiphilic PEO-PSO Block Copolymer
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4.3.- Appended papers. In the prese
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increase in monolayer thickness are
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Four structural levels are frequent
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adjacent strand, whereas the -CO gr
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5.1.4.- Quaternary structure of the
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eorganization as a consequence of i
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In vivo, the self-assembly of prote
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hydrogen bonds mainly. Molecular si
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structure of HSA molecule at physio
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The physical and chemical propertie
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Contents 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.
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2354 Juárez et al. Because of the
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2356 Juárez et al. that stabilized
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2358 Juárez et al. is ~13%, and th
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2360 Juárez et al. observed in the
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2362 Juárez et al. is thought that
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2364 Juárez et al. during the firs
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2366 Juárez et al. propagation-com
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2368 Juárez et al. and hence causi
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2370 Juárez et al. 61. Bouchard, M
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10522 J. Phys. Chem. B, Vol. 113, N
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10524 J. Phys. Chem. B, Vol. 113, N
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Additional Supra-Self-Assembly of H
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Additional Supra-Self-Assembly of H
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Additional Supra-Self-Assembly of H
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Additional Supra-Self-Assembly of H
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Additional Supra-Self-Assembly of H
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properties induce solvent-adapted s
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Aggregate morphology. In order to d
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Obtention of Metallic Nanowires by
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Figure 2. (a) XRD pattern of spheri
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DOI: 10.1002/chem.201003679 One-Dim
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Also, it is necessary to note that
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above values are lower than the the
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exhibit an important contrast imagi
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6.7.- Relevant aspects on the HSA f
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as efficient MRI contrast agents, w
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combination with a low bulk concent
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ioscaffolds. The metallic coverage
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16. Hiemenz, P. C.; Rajagopalan, R.
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49. Goodwin, J. W.; Hughes, R. W. R
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Nelson, Alshakim ; Meijer, E. W.; Y
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109. Unraveling the Mysteries of Pr
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136. Dilatational Rheology of BSA C