Dielectric relaxation time values for water bound to various biomolecules
Molecule	τ (s)	Remarks	Reference
Horse haemoglobin	2 x 10-10	22% solution, 25 ºC	173
Lysozyme	5 x 10-10	powder, 33% H2O, 25 ºC	175
Bovine serum albumin	1.6 x 10-9	1% solution, 25 ºC	171
Egg albumin	5.3 x 10-10	1% solution, 25 ºC	171
Proline, hydroxyproline	~10-10	2 M solutions, 20 ºC	179
ε-Amino-n-caprioc acid
Starch	(a) 1 x 10-9 (b) 2 x 10-10	powder, 25 ºC (a) 15% H2O, (b) 20% H2O	180
D-Glucose	2 x 10-10	2 M solution, 5 ºC	181
Liquid water	8.2 x 10-12	25 ºC	158
Ice	2.8 x 10-5 2.4 x 10-6	-3.8 ºC extrapolated to 25 ºC	159
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