Biophysical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, and the Biological Significance of the Properties of Matter

Content: Front Matter, Page iii Copyright, Page iv Preface, Pages v-viii Symbols, Pages xiv-xv Chapter 1 - Biochemistry and Geochemistry, Pages 1-26 Chapter 2 - Water and Its Biological Significance, Pages 27-46 Chapter 3 - Problems of Protein Structure, Pages 47-135 Chapter 4 - Thermodynamics, Pages 136-240 Chapter 5 - Electrostatics: Its Application to Polar Molecules and Ionic Solutions, Pages 241-322 Chapter 6 - Dielectric Constants and Their Significance, Pages 323-385 Chapter 7 - Conductivity of Electrolytes, Pages 386-405 Chapter 8 - Acid-Base Equilibria, Pages 406-476 Chapter 9 - Polybasic Acids, Bases, and Ampholytes, Including Proteins, Pages 477-549 Chapter 10 - Carbon Dioxide and Carbonic Acid, Pages 550-590 Chapter 11 - Some General Aspects of Molecular Interactions, Pages 591-662 Author Index, Pages 663-668 Subject Index, Pages 669-699