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Results from our forumThe Fiber DiseaseNanostructured Interfaces and Self Assembly: Mimicking Nature Supervisor: Dr. Alan Dalton Type of project: Experiment Techniques Used Raman spectroscopy, electron microscopy, AFM, among others Project Description Numerous applications, from molecular electronics ...
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The Fiber Disease... in optic cables could revolutionise telecommunications. The optic chip has the potential of revolutionising the way we all function Professor Dalton The researchers claim the breakthrough could eliminate download time on the internet. It could also be applied to technologies like aircraft ...
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Oxygen & Hemoglobin calculationsIt is well known that 1gram of Hb can carry 1.34 ml of O2. I tried to calculate this number my self. The molecular weight of hemoglobin is 68e3 Dalton or 1.122e-19 grams. so each gram of Hb contains 1/1.122e-19 = 8.9126e18 molecules of Hb. Each molecule of Hb contains four hem groups that can ...
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