Books for investigating surface stress measurements are reviewed. In addition, this book reports on resonant filtering of the Môssbauer gamma ray and covers treatment of data for surface stress. The text is reproduced from typed copy.
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In addition to a 30-page article on the analysis of pesticides by the thinlayer chromatographic-enzyme inhibition technique, volume 50 contains a cumulative table of subjects covered, a comprehensive and cumulative subject matter index, a cumulative author index (all volumes 41-50), and a cumulative list of volumes 1-50.
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The contents of this volume include radioimmunoassay of polypeptide hormones and enzymes; newer developments in the determination of cyclic AMP and other cyclic nucleotides, adenylate cyclase, and phosphodiesterase; determination of the activity of succinate, NADH, choline, and «-glycerophosphate dehydrogenases; determination of the activity of phospholipases A, C, and D; recent advances in the separation and analysis of diazopositive bile pigments; determination of iodine in biological material; ultrafilter membranes in biochemistry; microparticulate gel chromatography accelerated by centrifugal force and pressure; and the use of subzero temperatures in biochemistry—slow reac-
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Included in this volume are discussions of lead in the environment; air pollution, morbidity, and mortality and the concept on no threshold; biomedical and social aspects of air pollution; and the economics of air pollution control for used cars. The editors for this series have asked the authors not to be concerned simply with literature surveys, but to give their "points
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