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A hypothesis concerning the absorption of atmospherics in photo gelatin films

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Gelatin is a protein, consisting of long polypeptide chains which form left-handed triple helixes. Incident atmospherics impulses can change the bond angles of distinct atoms (the socalled Cα-atoms) in these structures. This mechanism alters the widths of the pores in gelatin and thus determines the diffusion behavior of ions penetrating that material.

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  1. Verlag und Graphische Kunstanstalten, Fa. F. Bruckmann, Nymphenburger Stra\e 86, 8000, München 19, Germany

    H. Baumer

  2. Institut für Grundlagen der Elektrotechnik, Technische UniversitÄt München, Arcisstra\e 21, 8000, München 2, Germany

    J. Eichmeier

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Baumer, H., Eichmeier, J. A hypothesis concerning the absorption of atmospherics in photo gelatin films. Int J Biometeorol 27, 125–131 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02185742

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