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[Ultracentrifugation in density gradient].
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Density Gradient Centrifugation
Richard Hinton, Miloslav Dobrota
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Journal of Computational Chemistry, 2021
The powerful independent gradient model (IGM) method has been increasingly popular in visual analysis of intramolecular and intermolecular interactions in recent years.
T. Lu, Qinxue Chen
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The powerful independent gradient model (IGM) method has been increasingly popular in visual analysis of intramolecular and intermolecular interactions in recent years.
T. Lu, Qinxue Chen
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Directional Magnetization Reversal Enables Ultrahigh Energy Density in Gradient Nanostructures
Advances in Materials, 2021High‐performance ferromagnetic materials are essential for energy conversion and electronic devices. However, the random and nonuniform magnetization reversal in ferromagnetics limits their performance that can be achieved.
Li Lou +10 more
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Prolonging Density Gradient Stability
Langmuir, 2009For bottom-up particle fabrication, separation of complex particle assemblies from their precursor colloidal building blocks is critical to producing useable quantities of materials. The separations are often done using a density gradient sedimentation due to its simplicity and scalability.
Huda A, Jerri +3 more
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Analytical Biochemistry, 1972
Abstract The hydrodynamic artifacts of turning over and droplet formation associated with isopycnic swinging-bucket rotor centrifugation have been virtually eliminated by increasing the viscosity of the layering solution. A 0.25% DNA solution was utilized for this purpose.
R.C. Leif +4 more
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Abstract The hydrodynamic artifacts of turning over and droplet formation associated with isopycnic swinging-bucket rotor centrifugation have been virtually eliminated by increasing the viscosity of the layering solution. A 0.25% DNA solution was utilized for this purpose.
R.C. Leif +4 more
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Formulating Reduced Density Gradient Approaches for Noncovalent Interactions.
Journal of Physical Chemistry AThis work elucidates several forms of reduced electron density gradient (RDG) to describe noncovalent interactions (NCIs). By interpreting the RDG as a local moment function, we systematically leveraged Weizacker's and Fermi's local moments.
Cristian Guerra +3 more
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Chemical Reviews, 1963
The most sensitive and simplest method for determining minute changes in density is the density gradient column technique, which is capable of detecting density differences as small as 10/sup -7/ g/cc. A review is presented of the theory and formation of the gradient, the movement of the test object in the gradient, and the applications of the ...
Gerald Oster, Masahide Yamamoto
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The most sensitive and simplest method for determining minute changes in density is the density gradient column technique, which is capable of detecting density differences as small as 10/sup -7/ g/cc. A review is presented of the theory and formation of the gradient, the movement of the test object in the gradient, and the applications of the ...
Gerald Oster, Masahide Yamamoto
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1990
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the expansion of the exchange and correlation energy density functional. It presents recent developments with regard to first principle derivations of the coefficients of these expansions. It also deals with an analysis of these expansions based on a study of the corresponding Fermi and Coulomb hole charge ...
Leonard Kleinman, Viraht Sahni
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the expansion of the exchange and correlation energy density functional. It presents recent developments with regard to first principle derivations of the coefficients of these expansions. It also deals with an analysis of these expansions based on a study of the corresponding Fermi and Coulomb hole charge ...
Leonard Kleinman, Viraht Sahni
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Rapid, preparative, density-gradient electrophoresis
Analytical Biochemistry, 1961Abstract A density-gradient electrophoresis apparatus is described, which has a fractionator that can cut the liquid column of the apparatus into small segments. This permits the clean separation of electrophoretic components without the use of a solid supporting medium. A sample run is presented showing the efficiency of the fractionator and showing
G L, CHOULES, R, BALLENTINE
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