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|title=Oesper P (1964) The history of the Warburg apparatus: Some reminiscences on its use. J Chem Educ 41: 294. | |title=Oesper P (1964) The history of the Warburg apparatus: Some reminiscences on its use. J Chem Educ 41:294. | ||
|info=[http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ed041p294 DOI: 10.1021/ed041p294] | |||
|authors=Oesper P | |authors=Oesper P | ||
|year=1964 | |year=1964 | ||
|journal=J Chem Educ | |journal=J Chem Educ | ||
|abstract=The | |abstract=The Warburg apparatus is a device for measuring the pressure of a gas at constant volume and constant temperature so that the pressure is a measure of the quantity of gas and changes in pressure reflect the production or absorption of gas. | ||
|keywords=Respirometry, | |||
|keywords=Respirometry, History | |||
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| Oesper P (1964) The history of the Warburg apparatus: Some reminiscences on its use. J Chem Educ 41:294. |
Oesper P (1964) J Chem Educ
Abstract: The Warburg apparatus is a device for measuring the pressure of a gas at constant volume and constant temperature so that the pressure is a measure of the quantity of gas and changes in pressure reflect the production or absorption of gas. • Keywords: Respirometry, History
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