The paper chromatography-mottle elution chronometry is established which is a simple and convenient and accurate method of quantitatively determining L-leucine.
Farley said unusual color spots and other structural elements in the samples suggest " chemical reactions" that might have given energy to ancient microbial life.
He didn't blend colours over large areas, but rather did short strokes of colour side by side, allowing the eye to mix those spots of color at a distance.
What is even less known, is that if we try to use a light simulation program to make an image with leather, we'll be surprised to see that it also shows a pronounced goniochromatic effect.