COHN, EDWIN J. Proteins, amino acids and peptides as ions and dipolar ions, by Edwin J. Cohn & John T. Edsall.

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The Episcopal bell slowly said, 'Apos-tol-ic suc-cess-ion!

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Rate of absorption of + and - ions is measured, the negative ion travelling faster than the positive.

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