J. J. R. Frausto da Silva (, Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Ins, R. J. P. Williams (, Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, University of
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This text describes the functional role of the twenty inorganic elements essential to life in living organisms.
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This text describes the functional role of the twenty inorganic elements essential to life in living organisms.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1086g
- ISBN-13: 9780198508489
- ISBN-10: 0198508484
- Artikelnr.: 21143302
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1086g
- ISBN-13: 9780198508489
- ISBN-10: 0198508484
- Artikelnr.: 21143302
* The chemical and physical factors controlling the elements of life
* 2: The principles of the uptake and chemical speciation of the
elements in biology
* 3: Physical separations of elements: compartments and zones in
biology
* 4: Kinetic considerations of chemical reactions, catalysis, and
control
* 5: Energy in biological systems and hydrogen biochemistry
* 6: The role of biological macromolecules and polymers
* 7: The functional value of the chemical elements in biological
systems
* The roles of individual elements in biology
* 9: The biological chemistry of magnesium: phosphate metabolism
* 10: Calcium: controls and triggers
* 11: Zinc: Lewis acid catalysis and regulation
* 12: Non-haem iron: redox reactions and controls
* 13: Haen iron: coupled redox reactions
* 14: Manganese: dioxygen evolution and glycosylation
* 15: Copper: extracytoplasmic oxidases and matrix formation
* 16: Nickel and cobalt: remnants of early life
* 17: Molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, and chromium
* 18: Phosphate, silica, and chloride: acid-base non-metals
* 19: Sulphur, selenium, and the halogens: redox non-metals
* 20: Integrated living systems of elements
* 2: The principles of the uptake and chemical speciation of the
elements in biology
* 3: Physical separations of elements: compartments and zones in
biology
* 4: Kinetic considerations of chemical reactions, catalysis, and
control
* 5: Energy in biological systems and hydrogen biochemistry
* 6: The role of biological macromolecules and polymers
* 7: The functional value of the chemical elements in biological
systems
* The roles of individual elements in biology
* 9: The biological chemistry of magnesium: phosphate metabolism
* 10: Calcium: controls and triggers
* 11: Zinc: Lewis acid catalysis and regulation
* 12: Non-haem iron: redox reactions and controls
* 13: Haen iron: coupled redox reactions
* 14: Manganese: dioxygen evolution and glycosylation
* 15: Copper: extracytoplasmic oxidases and matrix formation
* 16: Nickel and cobalt: remnants of early life
* 17: Molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, and chromium
* 18: Phosphate, silica, and chloride: acid-base non-metals
* 19: Sulphur, selenium, and the halogens: redox non-metals
* 20: Integrated living systems of elements
* The chemical and physical factors controlling the elements of life
* 2: The principles of the uptake and chemical speciation of the
elements in biology
* 3: Physical separations of elements: compartments and zones in
biology
* 4: Kinetic considerations of chemical reactions, catalysis, and
control
* 5: Energy in biological systems and hydrogen biochemistry
* 6: The role of biological macromolecules and polymers
* 7: The functional value of the chemical elements in biological
systems
* The roles of individual elements in biology
* 9: The biological chemistry of magnesium: phosphate metabolism
* 10: Calcium: controls and triggers
* 11: Zinc: Lewis acid catalysis and regulation
* 12: Non-haem iron: redox reactions and controls
* 13: Haen iron: coupled redox reactions
* 14: Manganese: dioxygen evolution and glycosylation
* 15: Copper: extracytoplasmic oxidases and matrix formation
* 16: Nickel and cobalt: remnants of early life
* 17: Molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, and chromium
* 18: Phosphate, silica, and chloride: acid-base non-metals
* 19: Sulphur, selenium, and the halogens: redox non-metals
* 20: Integrated living systems of elements
* 2: The principles of the uptake and chemical speciation of the
elements in biology
* 3: Physical separations of elements: compartments and zones in
biology
* 4: Kinetic considerations of chemical reactions, catalysis, and
control
* 5: Energy in biological systems and hydrogen biochemistry
* 6: The role of biological macromolecules and polymers
* 7: The functional value of the chemical elements in biological
systems
* The roles of individual elements in biology
* 9: The biological chemistry of magnesium: phosphate metabolism
* 10: Calcium: controls and triggers
* 11: Zinc: Lewis acid catalysis and regulation
* 12: Non-haem iron: redox reactions and controls
* 13: Haen iron: coupled redox reactions
* 14: Manganese: dioxygen evolution and glycosylation
* 15: Copper: extracytoplasmic oxidases and matrix formation
* 16: Nickel and cobalt: remnants of early life
* 17: Molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, and chromium
* 18: Phosphate, silica, and chloride: acid-base non-metals
* 19: Sulphur, selenium, and the halogens: redox non-metals
* 20: Integrated living systems of elements