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'''''Spraizines: A Type of Chemical Structure Bearing Upon the Constitution of Proteins and the Cause of Life''''' is a book by [[Carl Frederick Krafft]]. | |||
==Overview== | |||
CONTENTS INCLUDE: The Chemical Basis for Life, Spirazine Structure,The Linking of Spirazine, The Simplest Form of Life, The Cause of Cell Division, The Self Conscious Mind. | CONTENTS INCLUDE: The Chemical Basis for Life, Spirazine Structure,The Linking of Spirazine, The Simplest Form of Life, The Cause of Cell Division, The Self Conscious Mind. | ||
==About the author== | |||
Carl Frederick Krafft (b. 1892) was an American engineer who defended a 'hydromechanical' ether and a vortex-atom model of matter. | |||
==Publication details== | |||
* '''Author:''' [[Carl Frederick Krafft]] | |||
* '''Pages:''' 354 | |||
==Links to Purchase Book== | ==Links to Purchase Book== | ||
* | * [http://www.borderlands.com/krafft.htm Spraizines: A Type of Chemical Structure Bearing Upon the Constitution of Proteins and the Cause of Life] | ||
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| Author | Carl Frederick Krafft |
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| Pages | 354 |
Spraizines: A Type of Chemical Structure Bearing Upon the Constitution of Proteins and the Cause of Life is a book by Carl Frederick Krafft.
Overview
CONTENTS INCLUDE: The Chemical Basis for Life, Spirazine Structure,The Linking of Spirazine, The Simplest Form of Life, The Cause of Cell Division, The Self Conscious Mind.
About the author
Carl Frederick Krafft (b. 1892) was an American engineer who defended a 'hydromechanical' ether and a vortex-atom model of matter.
Publication details
- Author: Carl Frederick Krafft
- Pages: 354