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The chemistry of bacterial cell division

✍ Scribed by Webb, M.

Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1949
Weight
374 KB
Volume
68
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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✦ Synopsis

WEBB-THE CHEMISTRY OF BACTERIAL CELL DIVISION 319

reduced by addition of femc oxide as a third component. It is shown that these results, in conjunction with other considerations, indicate that the changes occurring below the ignition temperatures are genuine solid-solid reactions.

It is suggested that in the propagation of the incandescent reaction the onset of the pre-ignition reaction in the layer just in advance of the flame-front helps to raise the temperature into the region in which incandescent reaction becomes possible. This accounts for the marked reduction in the rate of burning of pellets in which the preignition reaction has already taken place.

For the Fe/BaO, system, it is probable that the chemical changes involved in the pre-ignition and incandescent reactions are different. In mixtures of iron and potassium dichromate, however, there may be a close relationship between the two, and for this system it is in fact sometimes possible f0r.a non-incandescent reaction to be spontaneously propagated along a pellet.

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