Modern Analytical Chemistry—II

MODERN METHODS OF ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY. An Introductory Account of Certain Modern Ideas and Methods

places. Table VI gives, chiefly to twelve significant figures, the values of In (x) for integral values of n from 0 to 11 and for values of x at intervals of 0.2 from 0 to 6. This collection of tables will be highly appreciated by all who have to use Bessel's functions in numerical work. A table similar to table I I I but giving the roots of the equation Jo (x) = 0 and the corresponding values ...

Analytical Grounds for Modern Theory of Two- Dimensionally Periodic Gratings

Modern analytical approaches to pharmaceutical powder characterisation and processing

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Modern analytical ultracentrifugation in protein science: look forward, not back.

The reasons for replacing the classical strictly two-component velocity and equilibrium analytical ultracentrifugation Svedberg equations by multicomponent equations, applicable in the study of biological macromolecular systems, are given.

Challenges for the modern analytical ultracentrifuge analysis of polysaccharides.

This article reviews some of the recent advances in analytical ultracentrifugation and how these advances have impacted--and can impact--on our understanding of the size, shape through conformation modelling, interactions and charge properties of polysaccharides in solution, particularly when used in combination with other solution techniques and also imaging techniques. Specifically we look at...