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Bulk flow and diffusional flow Osmotic and hydrostatic pressure Influx and efflux Effect of molecular size and charge Effect. translocating systems for ions and metabolites ( biochem- ical transformation products ) are constituents of ...
Bulk flow and diffusional flow Osmotic and hydrostatic pressure Influx and efflux Effect of molecular size and charge Effect. translocating systems for ions and metabolites ( biochem- ical transformation products ) are constituents of ...
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... effect of the electromagnetic and charged - particle radiation from the Sun , the prospects for life on Mercury appear very bleak . Mercury's peculiar periods . The synodic period of Mer cury is the time required for swiftly moving ...
... effect of the electromagnetic and charged - particle radiation from the Sun , the prospects for life on Mercury appear very bleak . Mercury's peculiar periods . The synodic period of Mer cury is the time required for swiftly moving ...
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... effect may be used as an experi- mental tool to study the Fermi surface . The magnetic field also reduces the current along the applied electric field , an effect called magnetoresistance , which also gives information about the Fermi ...
... effect may be used as an experi- mental tool to study the Fermi surface . The magnetic field also reduces the current along the applied electric field , an effect called magnetoresistance , which also gives information about the Fermi ...
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