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B. Roger Ray

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The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1954

Experiments on the Degradation of Lipoproteins from Serum

B. Roger Ray; Edwin O. Davisson; Henry L. Crespi

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1957

A Study of the Colloidal Characteristics of Petroleum using the Ultracentrifuge

B. Roger Ray; Paul A. Witherspoon; Ralph E. Grim

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1958

Wetting of Polymer Surfaces. I. Contact Angles of Liquids on Starch, Amylose, Amylopectin, Cellulose and Polyvinyl Alcohol

B. Roger Ray; J. R. Anderson; J. J. Scholz

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1957

Trypsin Monolayers at the Air–Water Interface. III. Structural Postulates on Inactivation

Leroy G. Augenstine; B. Roger Ray

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1953

Rat Liver Lactic Dehydrogenase. II.Physico-chemical Studies on the Crystalline Enzyme

Edwin O. Davisson; David M. Gibson; B. Roger Ray; Carl S. Vestling

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1956

Trypsin Monolayers at the Water–Air Interface. I. Film Characteristics and the Recovery of Enzymatic Activity.

B. Roger Ray; Leroy G. Augenstine

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1957

Trypsin Monolayers at the Air–Water Interface. II. Effect of X-Ray and Ultraviolet Radiation upon Enzymatic Activity

Leroy G. Augenstine; B. Roger Ray

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1958

Wetting of Polymer Surfaces. II Contact Angles of Liquids on Esters and Ethers of Amylose and Amylopectin

J. J. Scholz; B. Roger Ray; J. R. Anderson

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1953

Wetting Characteristics of Cellulose Derivatives. II. Interrelations of Contact Angles

B. Roger Ray; Floyd E. Bartell

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1942

A Study of the Diffusion Velocity of Ovalbumin in Relation to its Molecular Weight.

Leo Friedman; B. Roger Ray

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Floyd E. Bartell

University of Michigan

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Henry L. Crespi

Argonne National Laboratory

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Ralph E. Grim

Urbana University

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