Titlebook: Water in Crystalline Hydrates Aqueous Solutions of Simple Nonelectrolytes; Felix Franks Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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A. Ben-Naim was finally isolated from affected brain tissue by Padgett ... in 1971. Named JC virus after the initials of the patient, the agent quickly became grouped in the family of Papovavirus on the basis of the viral architecture, size, and genome content. Concurrently, another human papovavirus was isola

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The Solvent Properties of Water, claims regarding the role of the solvent, irrespective of the fact that water does not conform to some or all of the predictions of such theories. Even now there is a widely held view that water need not in any way be treated as a unique substance, but that its somewhat nonconformist behavior as a

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The Solvent Properties of Water, claims regarding the role of the solvent, irrespective of the fact that water does not conform to some or all of the predictions of such theories. Even now there is a widely held view that water need not in any way be treated as a unique substance, but that its somewhat nonconformist behavior as a