Artigos Sobre a Estrutura da Αgua

 

[1] – Whiting H. – “A New Theory of Cohesion Applied to the Thermodynamics of Liquids and Solids”, Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Science 19 (1883/1884) 353-466.

[2] – Rφntgen W.C. – “On the Constitution of Liquid Water”, Annalen der Physik 281 (1892) 91-97.

[3] – Ball P. – “Water - an Enduring Mystery”, Nature 452 (2008) 291-292.

[4] – Krindel P. and Eliezer I. – “Water Structure Models”, Coordination Chemistry Reviews 6 (1971) 217-246.

[5] – Stillinger F. H. – “Water Revisited”, Science 209 (1980) 451-457.

[6] – Shields R.M., Temelso B. et al. – “Accurate Predictions of Water Cluster Formation, (H2O)n=2-10”, The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 114 (2010) 11725-11737.

[7] – Clark G.N. I., Cappa C.D. et al. – “The Structure of Ambient Water”, Molecular Physics 108 (2010)1415-1433.

[8] – Giudice E.D. – “Water as a Free Electric Dipole Laser”, Physical Review Letter 61 (1988) 1085-1088.

[9] – Silva E.S.A., Duarte H.A. and Belchior J.C. – “An Approach Based on Genetic Algorithms and DFT for Studying Clusters: (H2O)n  (2≤n≤13) Cluster Analysis”, Chemical Physics 323 (2006) 553-562.

[10] – Hagler A.T., Scheraga H.A. and Nemethy G. – “Structure of Liquid Water: Statistical Thermodynamic Theory”, The Journal of Physical Chemistry 76 (1972) 3229-3243.

[11] – Demangeat J.L. – “NMR Water Proton Relaxation in Unheated and Heated Ultrahigh Aqueous Dilutions of Histamine: Evidence for an Air-Dependent Supra-molecular Organization of Water”, Journal of Molecular Liquids 144 (2009) 32-39.

[12] – Dubov D.Y. and Vostrikov A.A. – “Dipole Capture of a Slow Electron by a Water Cluster”, Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics Letters 86 (2007) 454-457.

[13] – Sommerfeld T. and Jordan K.D. – “Electron Binding Motifs of (H2O)n – Clusters”, Journal of the American Chemistry Society 128 (2006) 5828-5833.

[14] – Stewart G.W. – “X-Ray Diffraction in Water: The Nature of Molecular Association”, Physical Review 37 (1931) 9-16.

[15] – Guse C., Simionescu A. et al. – “Temperature-Dependent Structure of Liquid Water Investigated by Means of Energy-Dissipative X-Ray Diffraction and Molecular Dynamics Simulations”, Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter 22 (2010) 325105-325119.

[16] – Wermet P., Nordlund D. et al. – “The Structure of the First Coordination Shell in Liquid Water”, Science 304 (2004) 995-999.

[17] – Saito S. and Ohmine I. – “Translational and Orientational Dynamics of a Water Cluster (H2O)108 and Liquid Water: Analysis of Neutron Scattering and Depolarized Light Scattering”, The Journal of Chemical Physics 102 (1995) 3566-3579.

[18] – Dore J.C. – “Neutron-Diffractions Studies of Water in the Normal and Super-Cooled Liquid-Phase”, Journal de Physique 45 (1984) 49-64.

[19] – Ohtomo N., Tokiwano K. and Arakawa K. – “The Structure of Liquid Water by Neutron Scattering”, Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan  54 (1981) 1802-1808.

[20] – Kelly R.E.A.,Tennyson .J, Groenenboom G.C.and van der Avoird  –  “Water Dimer Vibration-Rotation Tunnelling Levels from Vibrationally Averaged Monomer Wavefunctions”, Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy & Radiative Transfer 111 (2010) 1262-1276.

 

 

Alteraηυes Fνsicas da Αgua apσs Ultra-Diluiηυes

 

[1] – Miranda A.R., Vannucci A. and Pontuschka W.M. – “Impedance Spectroscopy of Water in Comparison to High Dilutions of Lithium Chloride”, Materials Research Innovations 15 (2011) 302-309.

[2] – L. Montagnier (Prκmio Nobel), J. Aissa, S. Ferris, et al. – “Electromagnetic Signals are Produced by Aqueous Nanostructures Derived from Bacterial DNA Sequences“, Interdisciplinary Science Comput. Life Science 1 (2009) 81-90.

[3] – L. Montagnier (Prκmio Nobel), J. Aissa, E. Del Giudice, et al. – “DNA Waves and Water “, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 306 (2011) 012007.

[4] – Cacace C.M., Elia L., Elia V., et al. – “Conductometric and PHmetric Titrations of Extremely Diluted Solutions using HCl Solutions as Titrant A Molecular Model “,Journal of Molecular Liquids 146 (2009) 122-126.

[5] – Elia V. and Niccoli M. – “New Physico-Chemical Properties of Extremely Diluted Aqueous Solutions”, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 75 (2004) 815-836.

[6] – Rey L. – “Thermoluminescence of Ultra-High Dilutions of Lithium Chloride and Sodium Chloride”, Physica A 323 (2003) 67-74.

[7] – Roy R., Tiller W.A., Bell I. and Hoover M.R. – “The Structure of Liquid Water; Novel Insight from Materials Research; Potential Relevance to Homeopathy”, Materials Research Innovation 9 (2006) 98-103.

[8] – Lobyshev V.I., Shikhlinskaya R.E. and Ryzhikov B.D. – “Experimental Evidence for Intrinsic Luminescence of Water“, Journal of Molecular Liquids 82 (1999) 73-81.

[9] – Jean-Louis D. – “NMR Water Proton Relaxation in Unheated and Heated Ultrahigh Aqueous Dilutions of Histamine: Evidence for an Air-Dependent Supramolecular Organization of Water “, Journal of Molecular Liquids 144 (2009) 32-39.

[10] – Rey L. – “Low Temperature Thermoluminescence “, Nature 144 (1998) 418.

 

Aηγo Homeopαtica

 

[1] – Singendonk, M et al. – “High prevalence of complementary and alternative medicine use in the Dutch pediatric oncology population: a multicenter survey “, European Journal of Pediatrics 172 (2013) 31-37.

[2] – Ernst, E and White, A. – “The BBC survey of complementary medicine use in the UK “, Complementary Therapies in Medicine 8 (2000) 32-36.

[3] – Fisher P. – “Ockham’s Razor or Procrustes’ Axe? Why we should reject philosophical speculation that ignores fact “, Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice  16 (2010) 282-283.

[4] – Campbell D. R. and Banerji P.– “Cancer patients treated with the Banerji protocols utilising homoeopathic medicine: A Best Case Series

Program of the National Cancer Institute, USA “, Oncology Reports 20 (2008) 69-74.

[5] – Frenkel M., Mishra B. M., Sen S., Yang P., et al. – “Cytotoxic effects of ultra-diluted remedies on breast cancer cells “, International Journal of Oncology 36 (2010) 395-403.

[6] – Jonas W. B. Gaddipati J. P., N. V. Rajeshkumar N. V., et al. – “Can Homeopathic Treatment Slow Prostate Cancer Growth? “, Integrative Cancer Therapies 5 (2006) 343-349.

[7] – Bell I.R., Lewis D.A. et al. – “EEG alpha sensitization in individualized homeopathic treatment of fibromyalgia “, International Journal of Neuroscience 114 (2004) 1195-1220.

[8] – Belon P., Cumps J., Ennis M. et al. – “Histamine dilutions modulate basophil activation “, Inflammation Research 53 (2004) 181-188.

[9] – Banerjee P., Biswas, S.J. et al. – “A potentized homeopathic drug, arsenicum album 200, can ameliorate genotoxicity induced by repeated injections of arsenic trioxide in mice “, Journal of Veterinary Medicine: Series A-Physiology Pathology & Clinical Medicine 54 (2007) 370-376.

[10] – Pathak S., Das J.K., et al. – “Protective potentials of a potentized homeopathic drug, Lycopodium-30, in ameliorating azo dye induced hepatocarcinogenesis in mice “, Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry  285 (2006) 121-131.

 

 

 

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