THE STUDY OF ENERGY–LEVELS IN BIOCHEMISTRY
NaturePublished 1 August 1941
Albert Szent‐Györgyi
Citations313
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Abstract
THE atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by a system of electrons. By sharing one or more electrons, atoms can join to form molecules. In such a molecule, as a rule, every electron belongs to one or two atoms. This is our idea of a single small molecule, and this picture has hitherto unconsciously governed our thinking in biochemistry.
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
The Journal of General PhysiologyTHE PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTION IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS
511 Citations1932Robert Emerson, William A. Arnold
The equation R = AIN was shown to give a good description of the rate of the photochemical reaction, when A is a velocity constant, I the intensity of light, and N the number of units in the photosynthetic mechanism.