Lectures On the Principle of Symmetry And Its Applications in All Natural Scienc
Lectures On the Principle of Symmetry And Its Applications in All Natural Scienc
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Ladenburg, Ber. D. D. Chem. Ges. , 40, 2279, (1907).
5 ) M. Levi-Malvano and A. Mannino, Atti Rend. Acad. Lincei Roma, (5), 18, //, 144, (1909).
6) A. Windaus and C. Resau, Ber. D. D. Chem. Ges. , 48, 861, (1915).
7) L. Pasteur, Compt. Rend, de 1'Acad. D. Sc. Paris, 32, 110, (1851); 36, 26, (1853); 37, 110, 162, (1853); 51, 298, (1860).
223 is that by means of living organisms, by bacteria, moulds, yeasts, and by a number of very complicated organic substances belonging to the proteids, named f...erments or enzymes.
Pasteur 7 ), as is well known, was originally engrossed by the idea that the production of single optically active substances was the very prerogative of life. To this view of vitalism, which supposes that in vital agency, special asymmetric forces play a directional role, a number of experiments must be referred, made by him in later years, and which were as unsuccessful as all other attempts made since then by a number of chemists, to produce directly an optically active substance from an inactive material by mere chemical action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ladenburg, Ber. D. D. Chem. Ges. , 40, 2279, (1907).
5 ) M. Levi-Malvano and A. Mannino, Atti Rend. Acad. Lincei Roma, (5), 18, //, 144, (1909).
6) A. Windaus and C. Resau, Ber. D. D. Chem. Ges. , 48, 861, (1915).
7) L. Pasteur, Compt. Rend, de 1'Acad. D. Sc. Paris, 32, 110, (1851); 36, 26, (1853); 37, 110, 162, (1853); 51, 298, (1860).
223 is that by means of living organisms, by bacteria, moulds, yeasts, and by a number of very complicated organic substances belonging to the proteids, named f...erments or enzymes.
Pasteur 7 ), as is well known, was originally engrossed by the idea that the production of single optically active substances was the very prerogative of life. To this view of vitalism, which supposes that in vital agency, special asymmetric forces play a directional role, a number of experiments must be referred, made by him in later years, and which were as unsuccessful as all other attempts made since then by a number of chemists, to produce directly an optically active substance from an inactive material by mere chemical action.
What to read after Lectures On the Principle of Symmetry And Its Applications in All Natural Scienc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F M Francis Mauritius Jaeger to read onlineMoreLess
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