Rheo-optical Studies of Concentrated PBLG Solutions. I.

Studies on Myoglobin I. the Solwility of Myoglobin in Concentrated Ammonium Sulfate Solutions

The crystallization by Theorell (8) of one of the hemoglobins of muscle, horse heart myoglobin, has made possible the more accurate study of this interesting protein, and opened the way for the investigation of other members of the series. Previously the question of the existence of a protein in the muscle resembling, but nevertheless distinct from, blood hemoglobin was in doubt. Theorell’s wor...

Optical rotatory dispersion of DNA in concentrated salt solutions.

Structure of Concentrated HCl Solutions

A pentagonal ring is suggested as the basic structural unit of HCl(H2O)6 and (HCl)2(H2O)6 in solution. Modeled after the X-ray structure of a caged H13O6 compound, it contains bridged H5O2 and Clions, each with a coordination number around four. In the most concentrated HCl solutions, one of the ligands solvating Clis HCl, giving rise to a bichloride moiety. The proposed structure explains qual...

Multicomponent Concentrated Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions

The New Rheo Knee 3 and Rheo Knee Xc