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Fractionation "
Fractionation". The
IUPAC Compendium...
- A
fraction (from Latin: fractus, "broken")
represents a part of a
whole or, more generally, any
number of
equal parts. When
spoken in
everyday English...
- In cell biology, cell
fractionation is the
process used to
separate cellular components while preserving individual functions of each component. This...
-
Isotope fractionation describes fractionation processes that
affect the
relative abundance of isotopes, a
phenomena that
occurs (and so
advantage is taken...
- with 34S and 32S), (2) the
fractionation accompanying the
removal process at any
instance is
described by the
fractionation factor a, and (3) a does not...
- such as
ultrasonic fractionation.
Plasma proteins are
separated by
using the
inherent differences of each protein.
Fractionation involves changing the...
- M****-independent
isotope fractionation or Non-m****-dependent
fractionation (NMD),
refers to any
chemical or
physical process that acts to
separate isotopes...
-
Range fractionation is a term used in
biology to
describe the way by
which a
group of
sensory neurons are able to
encode varying magnitudes of a stimulus...
- dose
fractionation,
second edition". The
Royal College of Radiologists. 2016. Jones, Bleddyn; Morgan,
David AL (2007). "Radiotherapy
fractionation". In...
- In
chemistry and
fluid mechanics, the
volume fraction φ i {\displaystyle \varphi _{i}} is
defined as the
volume of a
constituent Vi
divided by the volume...
