A photoacoustic calorimetry study of horse carboxymyoglobin on the 10-nanosecond time scale.

AUTOR(ES)

Norris, C L

RESUMO

The development of a photoacoustic calorimeter with a time resolution of 10 ns is presented, and the dynamics of the enthalpy and volume changes found in the photodissociation of CO from horse carboxymyoglobin are examined. With this enhanced time resolution a new transient species, the lifetime of which is 29 ns at 20 degrees C, is observed in the ligand dissociation process.

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