Radiation And Vital Phenomena
Radiation And Vital Phenomena
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This influence has been observed by different authors on different plants. According to these facts the process can be expected to have a low temperature coefficient. This is actually the case, as an investigation of Miss Talma '°) shows. The growth velocity of Lepidium sativum can be assumed to be proportional to a reaction velocity. The most K' constant series of data — ~ = 1, 81 will be used.
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c. M, 290. 300. 0. 257 = 750 (M [JL, ot about the red limit of the visible spectrum.
Supra- ...In chapter II it has been pointed out that, at supra- OPTIMAL Qp^-imai temperatures, the temperature coefficient will decrease TURES. And become abnormally small.
38 Conclusion Contrary to the prevailing opinion that the cause of a FOR SMALL ^^^\\ temperature coefficient is either light absorption or TEMPE- RATURE diffusion, it has been shown that there are many other in- COEFFI- stances, as; the size of the reacting molecule or atom, the ciENTS. Temperature, the sensibility to low frequency radiation etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This influence has been observed by different authors on different plants. According to these facts the process can be expected to have a low temperature coefficient. This is actually the case, as an investigation of Miss Talma '°) shows. The growth velocity of Lepidium sativum can be assumed to be proportional to a reaction velocity. The most K' constant series of data — ~ = 1, 81 will be used.
1»67, .
c. M, 290. 300. 0. 257 = 750 (M [JL, ot about the red limit of the visible spectrum.
Supra- ...In chapter II it has been pointed out that, at supra- OPTIMAL Qp^-imai temperatures, the temperature coefficient will decrease TURES. And become abnormally small.
38 Conclusion Contrary to the prevailing opinion that the cause of a FOR SMALL ^^^\\ temperature coefficient is either light absorption or TEMPE- RATURE diffusion, it has been shown that there are many other in- COEFFI- stances, as; the size of the reacting molecule or atom, the ciENTS. Temperature, the sensibility to low frequency radiation etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lourens Gerhard Marinus Baas Becking to read onlineMoreLess
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