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Overexpression of <i>BvKUP13</i> from sugar beet increased salt tolerance in transgenic <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i>. [PDF]

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Wang S, Cui Y, Cheng J, Wang Y, Sun Y, Li G, Zhang S, Li N.   +7 more
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Temporary peritoneal sequestration of NaCl and persistent NaCl appetite

Physiology & Behavior, 1979
Abstract Body NaCl was temporarily sequestered in the peritoneal cavity by injecting a load (2, 4, 8, or 10% body weight) of isotonic glucose (intraperitoneal dialysis). A load-size related increase in 0.5 M NaCl solution ingestion occurred for the following 3 days.
M, Tang, J L, Falk
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Growth of NaCl whiskers on NaCl single crystals

Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, 1965
Auszug NaCl-Haarkristalle bilden sich auf Natriumchlorid-Spaltfiächen beim Erhitzen im Muffelofen auf 785 °C. Die Haarkristalle wurden parallel zu ihrer Längsrichtung gespalten und in einer Mischung von Eisessig und Methylalkohol geätzt. Die Ätzfiguren sind, wie bei größeren Kristallen, auf den zusammengehörigen Spaltflächen in gleicher
A. B. Patel, A. S. Vagh, O. P. Βahl
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Delocalization of muonium in NaCl

Physical Review Letters, 1990
The spin dynamics of muonium diffusing in NaCl have been investigated using the technique of muon-spin relaxation. An effective coupling constant (${\ensuremath{\delta}}_{\mathrm{ex}}$) for the nuclear hyperfine interaction and the correlation time for motion were determined from measurements of the muon-spin-relaxation rate.
, Kadono, , Kiefl, , Ansaldo, , Brewer, , Celio, , Kreitzman, , Luke   +6 more
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The conductivity of NaCl∶ NaOH and NaCl∶ Na2CO3 crystals

Czechoslovak Journal of Physics, 1967
Conductivity measurements were carried out on NaCl∶ NaOH and NaCl∶ Na2CO3. In both cases a decrease in conductivity with an increasing anion content and a conductivity minimum were found. In the case of NaCl∶ NaOH the conductivity of heavy doped crystals dropped even below the intrinsic conductivity value and conductivity hysteresis occurred.
A. Kessler, E. Mariani
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EPR study of NaCl: CO2 ? and NaCl : SO2 ?

Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions, 1994
Two new triatomic molecular ions with C2v symmetry i.e. CO2– and SO2– have been detected in NaCl by means of EPR. By analysing the 13C hyperfine tensor of the CO2– radical the spin densities in the 2s and 2pz carbon atomic orbitals can be calculated. Since the 14N hyperfine tensor of the isoelectronic NO2 molecule in the same host lattice is also known,
Peter D. Moens, Sabine E. Van Doorslaer, Freddy J. Callens, Filiep R. Maes, Paul F. Matthys, Johan M. D'Heer   +5 more
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Infrared spectrqscopy of CO on NaCl film and NaCl(100)

Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena, 1987
Abstract Adsorbed molecules on alkali halide surfaces serve as model systems for the study of physisorption, two dimensional phase transitions, vibrational relaxation, laser induced desorption, and surface chemistry. With few exceptions, previous measurements of these substrates have used films rather than well defined crystal faces.
Hugh H. Richardson, George E. Ewing
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Ionic conductivity in NaClSrCl2 AND NaClBaCl2 crystals

Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 1967
Abstract The ionic conductivity in single crystals of NaCl containing small amounts of either SrCl2 or BaCl2 has been measured over the temperature range 200–670°C. The solubility of these impurities in NaCl is comparatively low and values of 1·80 ± 0·02eV and 2.00 ± 0·02 eV were obtained for the enthalpy of solution of Sr2+ and Ba2+ respectively ...
N. Brown, I.M. Hoodless
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NaCl thresholds in man: Thresholds for water taste or NaCl taste?

Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 1974
Water is not tasteless to man. Water can produce any of the 4 basic taste qualities if it is preceded by adaptation to an appropriate substance. After adaptation to the NaCl in saliva, water tastes predominantly bitter. In detection threshold experiments, this bitter water taste can be confused with solute tastes so that some detection thresholds for ...
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