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Glyoxalase: the role of the components

E. M. Crook、Katuleen Law1952-11-01Biochemical Journal

Since the discovery by Lohmann (1932) that reduced glutathione (GSH) is the coenzyme of glyoxalase, several workers have reported that methylglyoxal and GSH form a compound and have suggested that this might be the true substrate for the enzyme or an intermediate in the reaction. Thus Jowett & Quastel (1932) observed…

Metabolomics and Mass Spectrometry StudiesEnzyme Structure and Function

The Piezoelectric, Dielectric, and Elastic Properties of ND4D2PO4(Deuterated ADP)

W. P. Mason、B. T. Matthias1952-11-01Physical Review

Measurements of the dielectric constants, piezoelectric constants, and elastic constants have been made for the crystal N${\mathrm{D}}_{4}$${\mathrm{D}}_{2}$P${\mathrm{O}}_{4}$ (heavy water ADP). This crystallizes in the same form as normal ammonium dihydrogen phosphate (ADP) but has a transition at -31\ifmmode^\circ\…

Acoustic Wave Resonator TechnologiesSolid-state spectroscopy and crystallographyMolecular spectroscopy and chirality

Mechanics of Elastic Performance of Textile Materials

Walter J. Hamburger、Milton M. Platt、Henry M. Morgan1952-11-01Textile Research Journal

Theoretical analyses of the torsional recovery of filaments and singles yarns and the ply back-twist required to give balanced plied yarns are presented. The methodology employed parallels that previously reported for filament bending recovery [4]. The filaments are assumed to be linearly elastic for shear stresses be…

Mechanical Behavior of CompositesTextile materials and evaluationsStructural Analysis and Optimization

Hydrogen-Like Absorption Spectrum of Cuprous Oxide

Masakazu Hayashi、Kiichirô Katsuki1952-11-01Journal of the Physical Society of Japan

In cuprous oxide we discovered a new hydrogen-like absorption spectrum beside that in the previous work. Thus we have two groups of hydrogen-like energy levels, of which the one previously found seems to be due to a self-trapped electron and the other newly found on the other hand, seems to be due to an exciton and le…

Copper-based nanomaterials and applications

Re-examination of temperature standards for electrical insulation

G. L. Moses1952-11-01Electrical Engineering

Information is presented which indicates that standards are still inadequate to differentiate clearly the temperature classes of insulation and several changes are suggested to improve and broaden those standards.

High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomenaWater Systems and OptimizationPhysics and Engineering Research Articles

Corrosion of galvanized steel in soils

I. A. Denison、Melvin Romanoff1952-11-01Journal of research of the National Bureau of Standards

T he res ul ts of m easurements of the corrosion of galvan ized steel and of bare steel and zinc as reference materials after exposure to different soil co ndi tions for a maximum of 13 years arc reported. The magnitude and progress of co rrosion of galvanized steel as determ ined by weight loss and pitting is interpr…

Corrosion Behavior and InhibitionConcrete Corrosion and DurabilityStructural Integrity and Reliability Analysis

Scabbing of Metals under Explosive Attack: Multiple Scabbing

John S. Rinehart1952-11-01Journal of Applied Physics

Further quantitative data bearing on the scabbing of metals under explosive attack are presented in this paper. In particular, the mechanics of the generation of multiple scabs is established. Experimental data have been obtained that show that multiple scabbing will occur whenever the maximum stress σ0 in the transie…

Energetic Materials and CombustionHigh-Velocity Impact and Material BehaviorStructural Response to Dynamic Loads

An X-Ray Diffraction Study of the Hafnium-Hydrogen System

Sarabjeet Singh Sidhu、Joseph C. McGuire1952-11-01Journal of Applied Physics

The hafnium-hydrogen system at room temperature consists of three phases. The lattice parameters of the hafnium metal used in this investigation and of the three phases are as follows: hafnium, a0=3.200A, c0=5.061A, and c=1.58; deformed cubic phase, a0=4.702±0.012A, c0=4.678±0.012A, and c=0.995; face-centered cubic ph…

Boron and Carbon Nanomaterials ResearchMachine Learning in Materials ScienceX-ray Diffraction in Crystallography

THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF LYSOZYME

J. Ross Colvin1952-11-01Canadian Journal of Chemistry

The molecular weight of lysozyme has been redetermined by the ultracentrifuge as 14,100 ± 500. The molecule appears to be a stubby prolate ellipsoid of rotation, with a maximum length of 90 Å and a minimum equatorial diameter of about 18 Å depending on the degree of hydration assumed. Alternative possibilities of chai…

Protein Structure and DynamicsEnzyme Structure and FunctionHemoglobin structure and function

The crystal structure of realgar

Tatsuya Ito、Nobuyuki Morimoto、R. Sadanaga1952-11-01Acta Crystallographica

The crystal structure of realgar, AsS, has been worked out by the Fourier-synthesis method, using Weissenberg photographs (Cu Ka 2. ~-1.54/~). The signs for F's were initially derived by the phaseinequality relations of Harkcr & Kasper. The unit cell has a ~ 9.27, b ~ 13.50, c ----6.56 A, fl --106 37'. The space group…

X-ray Diffraction in Crystallography

Chloromethylation of Polystyrene

Giffin D. Jones1952-11-01Industrial & Engineering Chemistry

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTChloromethylation of PolystyreneGiffin D. JonesCite this: Ind. Eng. Chem. 1952, 44, 11, 2686–2693Publication Date (Print):November 1, 1952Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 1 November 1952https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ie50515a054https://doi.or…

Polymer Science and PVC

Properties of Graphite

John P. Howe1952-11-01Journal of the American Ceramic Society

The structure, thermal properties, electrical characteristics, and mechanical behavior of graphite are reviewed and the highly anisotropic character of graphite crystals is emphasized. The interesting properties of graphite are due in large measure to the strong semimetallic bonds between carbon atoms in plane layers…

Graphene research and applicationsFiber-reinforced polymer compositesGraphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies

Development of Porosity during Diffusion in Substitutional Solid Solutions

R. W. Balluffi、B. H. Alexander1952-11-01Journal of Applied Physics

A metallographic study was made of the diffusion zones present in copper-α-brass, copper-nickel, and gold-silver diffusion couples. Usual sandwich type couples and also vapor-solid type couples in which the higher vapor pressure component was diffused either into or out of the couple through the vapor phase were inves…

Aluminum Alloy Microstructure PropertiesAdvanced Welding Techniques AnalysisMetallurgy and Material Science

Mechanism for Self-Diffusion in Graphite

G. J. Dienes1952-11-01Journal of Applied Physics

The mechanism for self-diffusion in single crystals of graphite has been examined theoretically. Calculations for vacancy and direct interchange mechanisms are based on atomic interactions within the graphite hexagonal layers. These interactions are obtained from the known systematic change of carbon-carbon bond stren…

Graphene research and applicationsFiber-reinforced polymer compositesGraphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies

An Experimental Study of Single Bubble Cavitation Noise

Mark Harrison1952-11-01The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

An experimental study of the noise produced by a single cavitation bubble has been made. The noise consists principally of a transient pressure pulse associated with the collapse of the bubble. The motion of the bubble has been photographed simultaneously with the measurement of the pressure pulse.

Underwater Acoustics ResearchUltrasound and Cavitation Phenomena

Abrasion of rubber by a needle

A. Schallamach1952-11-01Journal of Polymer Science

Abstract A detailed study has been made of the scratches produced by a needle on natural rubber vulcanizates of different composition. The surface damage brought about in this way depends markedly on the nature of the rubber. In particular, the traces on unloaded vulcanizates are discontinuous whereas the traces on ca…

Polymer Nanocomposites and Properties

A New Permanent Magnet from Powdered Manganese Bismuthide

Edmond Adams、W. M. Hubbard、Albert M. Syeles1952-11-01Journal of Applied Physics

Permanent magnets in present use consist chiefly of alloys containing cobalt or nickel, or both. Because these elements are currently scarce, possible substitute materials were examined. The intermetallic compound manganese bismuthide was chosen for this investigation because it has the highest recorded magnetic cryst…

Magnetic Properties of AlloysSuperconducting Materials and ApplicationsMagnetic and Electromagnetic Effects

Spark Ignition. Effect of Molecular Structure.

H. F. Calcote、Carolyn Gregory、Carole Barnett 等 4 位作者1952-11-01Industrial & Engineering Chemistry

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTSpark Ignition. Effect of Molecular Structure.H. F. Calcote, C. A. Gregory, C. M. Barnett, and Ruth B. GilmerCite this: Ind. Eng. Chem. 1952, 44, 11, 2656–2662Publication Date (Print):November 1, 1952Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 1 November…

Engineering and Material Science Research