From Deep-Sea Natural Product to Optimized Therapeutics: Computational Design of Marizomib Analogs. [PDF]
Alotaiq N, Dermawan D.
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Modulating resonance structures toward highly efficient violet-blue organic light-emitting diodes with narrow emission. [PDF]
Wang X +10 more
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How well do various QM-derived net atomic charges reproduce the electrostatic potential surrounding a material across multiple geometric conformations? [PDF]
Escobosa AC, Manz TA.
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Reference Depolarization Values for Polar-Organic Aggregates. [PDF]
Herrero-Saboya G +3 more
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Dipole synergy enables fast directional charge transport for solar hydrogen and benzaldehyde coproduction. [PDF]
Wang Z +8 more
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The catalyst-free green synthesis and QTAIM analysis of anilino-1,4-naphthoquinones as molecular wires. [PDF]
Rahimi M +8 more
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This chapter focuses on the dative bond and the dipole moment. A dative or co-ordinate bond is a covalent bond which originates from the donation of an electron-pair from one atom (or group of atoms) to an empty orbital on a second atom. Although the origin of the electron-pair in a co-ordinate bond is usually a lone pair on the donating atom, it can ...
D. Michael P. Mingos
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On the additivity of bond dipole moment changes arising from bond distortions
Abstract The concept of bond moments and derivatives in the context of vibrational transition moments has been examined by calculations on methylene fluoride and ethene at the 3–21 G* level and N , N -dimethylformamide at the 3–21 G level.
Yordanka Dimitrova, Derek steele
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The Dipole Moment and Nature of the Chemisorption Bond
AbstractExperimental results are given for the change of work function of three sp metals, copper, silver, gold, and of three transition metals, iron, cobalt, nickel when hydrogen and carbon monoxide are separately chemisorbed at — 192 °C on these metals in the form of an evaporated film, using the space‐charge limited diode method.
R. Culver, J. Pritchard, F. C. Tompkins
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