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Re: WSN: structure, hydrophobicity, and textbooks (fwd)
Sender: Robert_Topper <topper@magnum.cooper.edu>
Subject: Re: WSN: structure, hydrophobicity, and textbooks
Hi, I suppose you are already aware of this text but I thought I
would mention it to you because it has some interesting (but not
completely up-to-date) things to say about water vis. biology:
Eisenberg and Crothers, Physical Chemistry with Applications to the
Biological Sciences
It really is a very nice text and may prove a useful point of reference
as your write your book.
W.r.t. to the "structure" of water, well, seems like this is a research
issue...I will be interested to hear what others have to say.
You need not acknowledge the palty help I have given above - paltry it is.
Good luck and best regards -
Robert Topper
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