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Eisenman selectivity sequence: a standalone construct

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Biophysics

the limited set of orders in which binding sites prefer alkali cations, explained by the balance of site field strength and ion hydration energy.

In biophysics, Eisenman selectivity sequence refers to the limited set of orders in which binding sites prefer alkali cations, explained by the balance of site field strength and ion hydration energy. This meaning comes from Eisenman (1962) in Biophysical Journal.[1]

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References

Eisenman, G. (1962). Cation Selective Glass Electrodes and their Mode of Operation. Biophysical Journal, 2(2), 259-323. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0006-3495(62)86959-8

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